Page
and an
to the Pliantion for judicial relief, mada which the ald Jesuit writers. say is to, be
which has hitherto not be made good,
Court, hus been so long ignored, or at any rate delayed, that the felte is now ready for aut, and we believe under charter, without being reimbursed for the danisyə done. Surely the sum should at any rate, be investigated, and the damage after being fairly assessed, promptly paid for
We
We regret to learn that Mir Pardon of Monaca Buil, Purdon is o. met with very severò accident, while stepping into his carriage, on the 6th April. The pony fram some canse or other started oil, and the unfortunate gentleman was thrown down and sustained & compound fracture of the leg, a short distance from the ankle. A most extraordinary accident happened to the Brig Runnymede on U April She was discharging a quantity of lead at less T. Cross & Oo.%. wharf, too rapidly as it apponra, (some 690 bags of rice that were to be shipped, not having arrived in time,) when she suddenly heclodover, and wasonly Baved from cutimly unpaizing by couring athwart the wharf, when her shrouds saved her from falling farther. Her railing was of smashed in completely, but for
farther damage has apparently tunately been done. The Captain's vilo was, we hear, below at the tire and promptly res cued from her unpleasant postion. Had the Runnymede fallen in the other side, her own fate would have been pretty cer tain, and that of
hat of those on beard extremely doubtful
Couras
(Friend of
is a curious place, and can Jinkeang-fou show what no other Conantar part in China can: vis, anjontire change, of Vintonen of American residents within the past three
yours.
With two or Breo-
THE CETNA MAIL.
For Sale
wool like that of sheep, instead of feathers,"
found here. Ohing-tu itself is the capital of Sze-elion; and for size and appearance excels any Ohio city he has yet some of the cost- og inkin, we see four main streets, running at right angles, justified in concluding that the Chinese are at least fifty fort wide, while the mall Officials bare au iden in their hands that ar ost is as wide as the largest in Shanghai Burlinganie will act as a spedira ya priva It is the oldef military and political centre sional bully," who will be able, in some of this part of the country; and is spoken of mysterious way, to boqueo of all unpleasant by Du Hale as having been one of the fu- energy on the part of foreign governments, est cities in the empire, before the civil au to unable the Tsungle Kanen to snap.ils wars which preceded the advent of the fingers at every regnest made for nat Mazdins. Prom the injury then used, provement, or even for the carrying however, it would appear to have auice reont of the terms stipulated for in the Tsung-Kwu-Fan's answer was covered. There is little or no trade there, Treaties all produce finding a market at Chunking simply that Mr
Burlingame will explain the situation of which, at the continence of to all the foreign nations why China the two rivers which bere merge into the cannot open coal-mines, a reply singularly unin stream of the Yangtze, rendus it an suggestive of an attempt at that impudent almirable ertrepot of commerce. It is a superciliousness which, has already too often tisfactory to learn that pieco goola lave involved Chius in grievous trouble. It found, their way thither, and an exposed reminded us strongly of what we heard a for eala in many of the cell merchants Chinama say with reference to the Mixed shops. Watches and looks, too, are highly Court, namely, that now Chinese were all esternied..
sunis shoeg as foreignore, they could go to the Mized Court, and, aitoit
by their own officials, get helped out of their squabbles
to be performed by the Eubaisy, we have very little to hope from the step that has been taken. From the answer whitle "Tspng" Kwo Fau gave with reference to the open-YON SAUSAGES in best condition.
all the old bands have gone elsewhere; among the last boing Mr. Ang Sidford of F. I. "ML's Customs, who we hegr, in
is promoted to Hankow, and whose
port bave formed a theme to talk of on the Yangtee. Somebow or other the place will not. progress, and when Mr. Markham leaves, we can hardly expect that his post de consul will be filled tip. A Conanlar Clerk in charge altould be sufficient for all needed purposes.
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very
and assuming a position such that it begunes necessary
At Ching-tu, Mr Coopor found the Ne- paulese etubesy, whose cavalier treatment by the Emperor has so enraged Bir Jung. a way often igre satisfactorily to them Babadoor. Its tombers intended to set than just to the other parties concerned. out homeward on the 26th March, and Mr. So now with the Burlingame Blasion, they Cooper looked forward to accompanying appene likely to regard it simply as so much them, as
forlom hope, if his journey addition to their strength, and as so much across Thibot to Sadya should be hindered diminution of the neovasity of adopting a We have already mentioned his abandonment seasonable and conciliatury lin .ucla. of the route lie and first marked out, across In this, we cannot deny, we see much dan the Koking in are teary el it be to be hoped that some good chilge rendered necesary, it us, by friend in their employ, for instance. Mr the disturbed Atate of that neighbourhood. Hart, will teach His present scheme is to ertas the south bad dipto China that it sat portion of whites, diplomacy, to begin by showing the town of Bathaug, striking uns Iht, no dutys vither to main an undignificil retraction of
the Brahinaputra in the north-east corner of exceptions,
That town, it will be remembered; was al-empty threats, jer to incur difficulties which ways his intended destination Only light easily have been avoided. At now intends trying it to reach it by a more events it will be well for the Chinese to northerly ponts thil he had first contei- know that this is not the course taken by
would begin directly lootensed the frontier ever may be si eustom in China; and that in the former from the semi-barbarous they must not mistake the adoption of a tribes who dwell between China and fair and conciliatory long, so long as this Burnah; in the latter frou probable official can be done, for a willingness to give up hindrance. After some delay and difficulty, one tittle of the right when it becomes neces he has obtained from the Viceroy & pusssary to assert it. port through Thibet, which may tend to At such a time as the present, it is
is poon! smooth away obstacles. But co much larly desirable that the Chinese should dépends on the spirit in which it is given, have just views upon these subjects and not, that
ita ellency must not be too Armly
Fan's auswer would make Tsung-Kwo elied on: If his journey is disliked
bo lad away by childish ideas that appear, of impeding it can be found, buse they are backed up by a foreigner twenty ways Before Sir EDMUND House, Chief Judge, despite the passport. Guides may have all in their employ, they are in a position to disappeared from the country robbers defy the world. The employment of half may
rabound; even imprisonment or murder a dozen Europeans as an smbassy is not the might easily be resorted to, when Mr resuscitation of the Empire. It will neither Cooper has once crossed the border; and increase their revenue, strengthen their exe- This was an aujourde) first mosting of the Viceroy would appeal to the pissport,cutive, nor fimprove the internal adminje dreditura Noue appeared. The official as proving clearly that ro aid or protection asigade reported that he had been inform- on his part had been lacking. How could be ed that the banks in Hongkong had aban-be responsible for what happened in Thibet doned their intention of appealing against It way be hoped however that, if opposi the decision of the Supreme Court of that tion is intended, the negative resistance of Colony, adjudicating the firm Bankrupt. which we have so often experienced the He also stated that he understood a Deed force, will be relied on. Still batter may Transfer aud Release had been executiul we hope that the passpret is a genuine doen. of by several of the creditors, but that the ment, intended to guarantee the object it Banks were delaying or had refused to give professes. Relying on its officacy, Mr their assent to such Doed. The only course Uoopar intended to leave Ching-in on he could suggest, under the circuinstances the 7th Blagen, and would probably and in the interests of the Bankrupts and Feast Bathing some thus weeks laten of the creditors at Shabgini, was to cou In the evont of his being turned back, tinas the proces lings in Bankruptcy
*
H. B. M. SUPREME COURT, IN. BANKRUPTOY...
April 6th
. In re Death Có,
Mr Mitchell, in the absence of Mr Har- wood, for the Bankrupts.
;
tration of the country-and these are things which must be done, if China hopes to maintain her integrity; and in order to attain these resulte, it is essential tint abe take some honest move towards comenting mora irinly her relations with foreign coun- tries.
EX MAIL STEAMER
CHEESE and HAMS.
Amorted French CONFECTIONARY, Malugh RAISINS in bottles and tins. ALMUNUS in shells.
Pecled ALMONDS in tins. Blome FIGS in tins. PRONES:ia Supked Pomeranian GOOSEBREASTS,
Sia bottle.
LAMMERT, ATKINSON & Co, Hongkong, Deceníber 20, 1867.
ATHAM'S BRANDY in 1 doz, cases,
SHERRY
12
2)
17
PORT CLARET
BIRLEY & O Hongkong, April 9, 1867.
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. ARMONIUMS and other Musical
INSTRUMENTS.
Christy Minstrel's SONGS, Pianoforte
OPERAS,
VIOLIN and other STRINGS, Eo, &o. INSTRUMENTS inned and repaired.
C. WAGNER, 28, Hollyword Road. Hongkong, August 2, 1867.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!!
SELLING OFF!!!
EG
GREAT SACRIFICES!!!
SPLENDID "BARGAINS!!
MULLER & CLAUSSEN
2-68
Dicir stocks of the undermientioned Bannounce that they are Balling GOODS at Ifivoles prices, consisting of
Black Cloth Dress FROCK and Walking COATS ***Molton and Angola Walking, Shooting
and SAC COATS. Melton and Witney YACHT JACKETS
and of
OVER COATS.
Alpaca and Merino UOATS. Black Dread TROUSERS.
Fancy Bakakia, Angola and Tweed TROUSERS.
Alpaca and Meriho TROUSERS. White and Colored Linen TROUSERS.
... Black Dress VESTS.
Buckskin and Angola VESTS. Merino and Alpaca VESTS. White Marcelle and Linen VISTS, Colored Linen VESTS,
A large lot of PIECE GOODS, compris- jug
Black and Blue Broad-CLOTHS: and DUE KINS MELTONS, BUCKSKINS, ANGOLAS, TWEEDS and FLANNELS, of this Semann's Pattern,
Also a new assortment of HOSIERY
and SHIRTS of
Silk and Wool: SHIRTS, Merino, Cotton, Laubswool and Flannel DRAWERS and UNDER VESTS. Marine, Cotton and Lambswool HALT HOSE.
LADIES! COTTON HOSE,
Within the last twelve months matters | LONG CLOTH, with Lauen FRONTS, Ec. have advanced very rapidly in China. With the respect dus to a fulerably successful existence of two hundred and twenty years, our intuendo is hitherto been exerted in favor of the Tartar Dynasty, which pow occupies the throne of Gina Resember noel : la
intendel to fall back on Ta-tsien-luing the prosperity of the Empire in the days to appoint a day for the list examination. place half way between Bathang and of its first four severdigus, we have burn wil- Ching-tu, and endeavons to on from then, through Thibet, to Nepal, under the last thre, the fact of metros
ethrone having the escort of the Nepalese Ambasador fallen to a boy scarcely more than an infant, We do not know whether he has souded and the circuinstances attending his neces that official on the subject, not how far the
sion and subsequent release from the rule latter's protection might avail. But we of the evil councillors of his father, havo confess that we regard hid prospect in this thrown a sort of romantic interest over the epani ja prosent reig Of the ovvagant of. the
of
The Chief Judge observed that the pay ceedings of the Banks in Hongkong appear od to him to be inexplicable. Lustgaul of joining heartily with the rest of the croll tors and in the interosta of all to get this large estate speedily wound up, uselcas de Lay was thrown in the way of any firmi set tlement,
The money was now lying ille direction as the least hope adeorthrone, still a boy, we know nutting; but loss great
to the creditois; simply, it appeared to him (the learned Judge), cause the tavu Banks could not agree to join with the rest of the creditors in finally dis "posing of the estató, No. possible roo could other
ward a
are to the creditors,
be
good
but
the
band great prejudice, The toarn
kure
:
as exclusive as China. Inng Bal objecte to and will persons entering his territory, we fear from what we now and then learn permit no cominunication across of his education that his lot has fallen in it, from India, with Thibet. His bas- evil times. Brought up in a harem, never sudor might, therefore, well doubt how far allowed even to yes his subjects, given a the bulging an Enghialman bi bis train wife in his fifteenth yours shuffled about would be favourably viewed on his arrival betwein Po
Pukin and Juhol sa the approach ed judge, believed that if months ago, in as Khatummin. Still doubtful does of insurgents threatens danger to his per stead 1 of all this useless and experisive liti-it vom whether, in the present state of his auction offers a strange contrast gation, the creditors had conic fairly for political relations between Nepaul and
to that of his ancestors, who, whilst still Land permitted the saints to be wound China, the Chiude would let Mr Cooper incombouts of a putty principality, trained under curtain guarantees by the Bank pass through Thibet ner Napaulase up their sow to become it and sole rulers up
uple, leaving it to them to do the bust in Lotion, me readily dan slave on his own the interests of all, in place of the ingui account. We shall look with inch interest fenut sum which he now greatly feared for further now. At Bathang, if not atment as bad faitil, roduced to a state might be all the creditors would get, taeyatsion ng he will be able to estimate fair would have hut great reason to congratuly in chances of enccoss. he pass ou late themselves upon the colonce they want, wo shall probably se sight of him would have shown, and in the power of the till we next hear of him from our Indian Bankrupta to do more for them that is likely territory. O Dutty News, April 8. to be done in Courts of Bankruptcy.
He sincerely trusted that a different dis- position would be shewn, as he greatly feared if this dolay and inaction was per- sisted in that the nasots would be wasted, and no one be the better for it
Of course these remarks was quite inde peudent of any opinion he might hereaft form, when he came to consider tias arm- duct of the Bankrupts as Tradora, who
the
|
of that pire which in those days, as in the present, had becomes by bad govern-
anarchy.
Of
The conviction has been forced upon the minds of all thinking to that info such- another state has Chini fallen. The enur- nicus suus derived from foreign tends have bitherto only sufficed to keep up the balance of partius. In the centro and southern provinser, the Taiping Rebellion became a war of extermination, and whole provinces, as stated
there columns, have before The course of recent events in China, the! almost
ala state roturned to la of nature, in capil spried of tobolion in all directions, the north similar result seems not far
THE STATE OF CHINA. (Bupreme Court & Consulur Gazette, April 11th)
the panic which wise in Pekin; the acknow. distant. Honan, wo are already informed,
do diteulty with which the insur muty is little better than Auiwel and
were driven away from the neighbourhood and Pachili bid fatty Ven
either of-aganimity would hail the change; but we have no hide there is alternate advance and retreat, Cities are
they apply for their discharger but up co of the quoted capital where, soétuted from side successful, we as
present moment, no creditors seemed the vulgar gtse of men, the on of
where thoas he were intentar rules suproine over this vast, ins unbappily such satisfaction. Of other
disorganised,
to have taken any interest
no
ore guilty
part of
attention
is
Dont's Kid and Driving GLOVES COLLARS, SCARFS, TIES, Cholera BELTS and Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS. Christy's Silk, Sholl and Felt HATS, in the newast, Shapes. Dawson's ROOTS and SHOES UMBRELLAS, Walking STICKS, Cloth
(4- and Hair - BRUSHES.
PERFUMERY, Fauty SOAPS, And a great variety of other GOODS.
MULLER AND CLAUSSEN, Queen's Road Hongkong, February ŭ, 1868,
FOR SALE. SMALL Lot of Superior Old PORT WINE, Tb Cy. Saudeman, Oporto, Fine Dry MADEIRA.
Fino CHAMPAGNE, COGNAŬ Various Superior Hungarian WINES.
WM. PUSTAU & US. Hongkong, August 8, 1807.
FOR SALE. JULES MUMM & Co.'s CHAMPAGNE. Mama & Co.'s HOOK & MOSELLE, qts and pis Chillingworth's SHERRY, and PORT, CHAMBERTIN, WHISKEY. WHITE & PRIOR'S BRANDY, ALLAOPE'S ALD, draught and bottle, BARCLAY & GUINNESS' STOUT. BRIDDES & SONS' PERTER,
PROB. & WALKER & Co. Hongkong November 20, 1807.
FOR SALE HAMPAGNE, Adolphe Collies and 1. Jduvmny & Co.'s Association Vient
CLARET,
real Chateau Margaux. HantTM Bages,
.ols
L. Espaire Duroo BRANDY, Hennessy's and Martel's in
BUTTER (Platts) in kegs.
BEER and PORTER in bottle.
diso,
it hoplagt, and foomed to have to so se ugly comidoratives widolf the well- tako, downs destroyed, villaguy redread, to but to create
delay, it was no wish
ashos with no greater prospect of a definite the daty of a Tudge
1 dozen cases, I be wishers of the present dyninety would sain aabuli vili, as ma the South, apposition trasil be- yond the evidence which might be before however, be worse than idle to ignore the worn out by the depopulation of the co-
kupt bil, and up to this period, none had her instability which monaces the throne and try. Yet it is to support such a war that brought before him, upon which he could the diffent task which stands before those the legitimate revenues leived from foreign forin
fuion.
who are anxions to uphold the pressut onder trade are applied, while the Government is of things in China. The succesues that so fouble that its accredited representative have been gained according to the last ac to foreign powers was almost under the
from the nurt aibility be advanced cannot by any plan walle of the capital, indebted to foreign as propf of roal power assistance for the safety of his journey to n the part of the Imperialists to cope Tientsin the Rebellion. On the
The application for the Bankrupt's dis charge fight come on on the 4th May next
MR COOPER
counte
[No. 1518-APRIL 16, 1868.
For Sale.
PER MAIL STEAMER. Suitable for Christmas Presents.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of. Meerschaum PIPES, with and without Cherrywood Stems, Cigar HOLDERS, ALBUMS.
Real Havana CIGARS.
eto.
etc., etc.. BIELFELD and ZACHARIAE, Hongkong, Decembar 20, 1867.*:
THE New Patent Silicated Carbon FIL- TER, small enough to be carried in the Pocket. No traveller in the East should be without one. To be bad at
THE VICTORIA DISPENSARY. Hongkong, February 10, 1868.
FOR SALE
PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, cum-
MULLER & CLAUSSEN. Hongkong, January 13, 1868.
FOR SALE.
In Lots to suit Purchasers. ED Cupper SHEATHING and NAILS.
Composition NAILS.
OLLAMPAGNE.
STILL HOOK.
PORT WINE.
QUGNAO.
BURGUNDY. India PALE ALE,
Bust STOUT. Apply to
In glass, all of supe rior quality.
CARLOWITZ & 0%.
Hongkong, March 19, 1868.
FOR SALE ENNESSY'S BRANDY, in 1 dozer MARCELL'S BRANDY, in 1 dozen cae Dure & GOLUON's Pale SHURRY, in 1
doses cases.
BYARS Old PORT, in 1 dozen cases. Bass's Palo ALE, in quarta. Bottled by
Caueron and Saunders.
BASS'S
TINE
Pats ALE, in piuts. Bottled by Camaron and Saunders.
BARCLAY'S FORTER, in pinta. Bottled
by Cameron and Saunders
A few cases of really Superior Dínber SHERRY, shipped by F. W. CONNE & Co..
·&o. RAY & UG.
&c.,
Hongkong, April 13, 1865.
8my
NOTICE. HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOOK COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR SALE THE Hulk CELESTIAL, as she now lies at Aberdeen, in good order, well found, and suitable for a floating stars or
razisicuce.
For particulars, apply to
NO. S. LAPRAIK, Storetary:
Hongkong, March 16, 1868.
FOR SALE.
RAY & Co.
FEW Silicated Carbon FILTERS of.
varaus Sizes Bad Patterns. Hip Shower BATHS.
Hongkong, April 13, 1868.
TENDRIE, PIESAR & LUDIy's Fine As-
sortment of PERFUMES.
Also, DAWSON & SONS' BOOTS. For Sale, at greatly Reduced Prices, by
JULES BUZIERE
Hair Dressing Room, Up-stairs. Hongkong. Decembar 4, 1867,
FOR SALE
NAILS UNTZ Yellow METAL, 20/28 oz. and
Apply to
HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co. Hongkong, June 14, 1867.
if
FOR SALE. Just Arrived. BROEDWOOD'S Grand PIANOS, may 2be bad at Wholesale Price,
Address A., Oilice of this paper. Hongkong, December 31, 1867.
150
FOR SALE.
CASES Martinez Aromatic BIT-
TERS, superior quality.
100 casca SHERRY, 100
PORT
#1
MULLER & ULAUSSEN. Hongkong, January 15, 1868.
FOR SALE.
Ee late Arrivals
PRIME California, CHEESE,
Gruyors Do.
Do.
Do
California BUTTER.
100 barrels Prime Aataburg Mess PORK, Prime Westphalia HAMS, at
LAMMEHT, ATKINSON & Co. Hongkong, December 20, 1867,
GOOIAL LIFE OF THE CHINESE, D
in 2 Volumes, by Revd. Jarva DOOLITTLE, is For Sale at Messrs LANE, A quantity of Iron COLUMNS, Yellow OKAWFORD & Co., Hongkong and Shanghai. METAL, 20/28 oz with NAILS,
Price, $3.00. Apply to
Hongkong, March 20, 1888. 20miar 69 DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co. Hongkong, December 11, 1967.
FOR SALE
FEET MANILA
Contra affetorit to lead to the supposition that the it becomes her statesmen to pause and cou- wie failing over China, and A great shadow there Rebel ranks were braken only by the
C
LASTOR OIL, in cases of twenty Gallous 20,000 TIMBER, to arive per ench, or in quantities to suit Pureba French Barquc "MARIA MORTON"
To
be had at
THE VICTORIA DISPENSARY, Hongkong, December 10, 1887,
Two months constant travel have taken Mt Cooper fairly nervias China The city of Ching-th, from whence he was last heard of, is altunted in about 30° N and 103 est offert on the
and only a fortnight's journey from the that the part of the Luvárialer won the future. The time has pesert Bera.
to have met with no serious.
when temporising measures and dishonest fforces; have shewn tho
exfoot of
of declarations, when the smiling off the dit- frontier of Thibet. Tims far, he appears their strength and will not be able to make ficulties aul the making promises
ot Quly to be head against a more ayatematised opposition to
broken, wül longer avail the Imperial 1Government They must place a
boid though his trip has not been harron of should it, as seems probable, again arise."
dventure He congratulates himself on
Under the
these circumstances, it would he front upon their difficulties and recoire to having had one weather which has enabled reasonable to expect to find a tendency to act pot only fively, but, especially as re- him so appreciate the bensity and fertility closer to ten nations, The Bards foreign powers, with e abure!
alliance with of the country though which he has passed advantages that can be derived from a good with energy, and, if such be possible, Of this he speaks he truly marvellons, understanding with them; the incalon ble all things with honour and good faith. If The neighborhood of Ching-tu is the only harm that a rupture at the present time they can do this, there is yet a chance that Tevel country in all the province, and is would inevitably produce, must be obtions the present troubles may be overcome. But lightly named the garden of China In to the Chinese infnd, dull as it is to appre when we look at the past we may well fear February, the barley was in ear, and the state the nature of foreign afairs. But to that this is too much to hope for, and, wu beaus two fest high with flowers just begin those who read the signs of the times for are left in painful doubt as to the future sing to pud. In the montaitoné district vectly, we think it must be obvious that nu conípe of event.
Will Chion Allow : ber which we passed from: Chun-king, the fic from there being any real or host present fealousies to censo, loyally support valleys were flooded previous
desire to institute friendly rolstions with her young nperor, and sincerely sudu and the slopes and summits of the fore
1st Tour to carry out her obligations to foreign highest punirs was quitiratos, where or aside sheir suspicion of all Бигорвать, цог fot-hold is to be found: Oranges, teaches, have they mustered this courago nodemmary recognise some new claimant to the throne persimmons, & kind of nut, and a varity to meet such opposition in the ar and give to hin box cordial support and oo any operations? Already the Colossus of the
...
FOR SALE. Bx Sir Launcelot, Fiery Cross, and other Arrivals
DASSS PALE ALE in goarts and pints. London Brown STOUT, in do,"
**- Cuitinėss" STOUT, in do.
Hennessy's and Martell's BRANDY. English OLD TOM GIN,.. Hubbuck's PAINTS.
Do, bolled and raw LINSEED OIL. A LAMMERT, ATKINSON & Co. Rougkong, Feb. 22, 1868.
XRMARTHENSHIRE” AND
"AFON
-ta song foreign powers, the Chinese have ever nations for, failing this, will be agree to ASS BENR in Pits sind Quaits.
Apply to
REYNVAAN BROTHERS & Co. Hongkong, February 26, 1868
CH MRAGNE,.
1) CEDERER, CARTE NOIRE.
The only Champagne awarded the Medal of the First Class at the Paris Exbi
ition; 1867.
Apply to
SANDER & Co Hongkong, February 27, 1988.
STEAM CUALS.
For Sale from Store, or deliverable on Bonid. NOLISH-Londonderry West Hartley
Davisson's West Hartley, Straker West Hartley,
WELSH-Blaengware Murthyr.
Apply to _KOR S. WALKER & Co. Hongkong, March 16, 1866.
FOR SALE
ELLOW METAL, and NAILS, 18 to
28 oz.
YEL
EDMUND R. HOLMES, Stag Dotel. Hongkong, February 13, 1868.
FOR SALE.. UNTZ'S Patent Yollow METAL
Composition NAILS, Brown Shopthing Co., carte blanchas...
of fruita are in season; peas are growing thay imagine may be brought gainty as in the pad. Opium is grown in great improvenients that may be introduced North hovers over her frontiers, while the quantities; indeed, in the cultivation of through foreign agency, The Burlingame bad haitis of her rulers: las alienated the the poppy, and the sugar cane, half the blissinn is the embodiment of all that the friendship if western powers. May it pot M. SHEATHING, from 20 to 24.09. country sooms devoted" Of the silk Chinese have lourist as to the manner inbe that it is already too late to reform, and which fotrus one of the steple productions which they should deal with foreign nation, that a few years' hence the Chinese Empire FELT of the province, Mr Cooper does not and if we are to fudge from the Erst time will be numbered among the states that speak; nor of the sort of ben will, they made any official allusion to the work have passed away?
LAMMERT, ATKINSON & Co, Hongkong, February 22, 1868,
Superior CLARET, ST. PIERRE, 1552. Superior CRAMPAGNE, H. PIPER & SPIRITS OF WINE, in Boxes of 1 doz Bolties,
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Virginia Shag Tobacco.
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Importer of American Nor dew, Numiral Leaf, Hlavání Meerschaum Pipes, and kil nists Fairey Goods,
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RIMMEL'S TOILET VIN Eau de Cologne for all Toile RIMMEL'S LAVENDER. quality.
RIMMEL'S GLYCEE
· HONEY, and other Toilet to the skin.
ROMMEL'S EXTRACT 0. OLYCERINE, the test pe
RIB's HOSE W HOENT WATCHES, and for Balls and Parties,
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Sold by all Perfumery De KIRKEL, Ferfumer is
96. Strand; 24, Carabitl London, and 17, Boulevard
BY ROYAL
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