(ONTENTS:—Introduction—Position of Foreigners—Character and Habits of Foreign Resi suls and Customs' Authorities, &.—Customs of the (hinese—Shop Signs—Advertising—Mandurin Yamens—Opinm Smokfanticide—Eating and Drinking—istitutions—Correspondence and Modes of Sepulture Use of the Written Character for Decoration—Chinese Proper Names—Travelling and Porteraye—Charaeter of the Chinese—Concluding Remarks, and an Appendix, con-1 " Specimen of Chinese Music, with nal Words and English Literal Translation.
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