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uENRY w. QUARLES,

r ARUS s SHINE, Auetioneers and
IL Commission Merchants, No. IA Main street, give
real estate, merchandise Of every description. and
household furniture.
SaleOf horses, mules COWS, wagons and carriages
&c. &C., every Saturday.
p. q. LARCS. JAS. N. SHINE.
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
IVSURA NOE COMPANY

VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
IVSURA NEE COMPANY.
OFFICE NO. 13l MAIN STREET
CAPITAL $2OO,O0J.
CHARTERED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
IN 1882.
THIS OLD COMPANY,
Insure property Of every description against Fire.
the dangers of Seas, and Inland Transportation,
the most reasonable terms
~ Losses promptly settled.
DIRECTORS:
WIN L. UOwARDIN, rHOS. SAMSON,
Jos. ALLEN, c. w. PURCELL,
T. L. KENT J. z. WINSTON,
VIM PALMER, II. 4. CLAIBORNE,
A. K PARKER, PATRICK CULLEN,
J. A. INLOES, GEO. W. SMITH.
JE, WADSWORTH, B. i. WINSTON.
WIN. BEERS, H. W. Fry,
s. T. PULLIAM
". L.. C0WARDIN. president.
WILLIAM WILLIS. il. Secretary. NH 10
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We the undersigned Directors of the Merchants
aud Mechanics basK of Whseing, 90 esftuy .he
foregoing statements 10 be correct accordiog u 'e
'Fe CRiNGLE,
SAMLUTT,
70 ACHES0N.
& GEOT TIS9LE,
JAS BAKER,
j COOLING,
LIS DELAPLANE.
sAWL MASON,
AP WOODS.
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.Gu<<r NUNNE 4 CLARE'S PIA-
(Sk NOS.-SEvRN OCTAVE PIANOS
"EHB P. H. TAILQk has inst opened
from the popular mandatory of MesMa. NUNNs !
CLARK whose instruments be has been ssling durine
numerou5 rnfchasers. Also, Pianos OF 6H octaveA,
together with several excellent second hand nstru
ments, which will be sold at unusually low prices
MELODEONS of Peauhet's make, 10 be obtained
At this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Fl MUSIC and Mn.
sicAl Instruments in the State. p. II. TAYLOR.
je 2Sts Piano and Musc Store. is8 Main street
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NOTICE.-Having Leased the MAN
IN CHESTER CORN MILL for term of years.
under the style and firm of VAUGHAN ARCH.
Err we prepared to grind on toll for farmers and
others, who may be disposed to patron re us: we
are prepared also, to furnish No. article OF
BOLTED MEAL. in or out of the city, at reasona-
BILE pric,.
between l4th and 18th streets Richmond, will be
promptly attended to. JAMES B. VAUGHAN.
nav 3I-3mx WILLIAM V. AaCHER.
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DRIVATE BOARDING. IN

DRIVATE BOARDING.-MRs. J.
L JAMES Miss Z. A. BIDGOOD, having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming james, on
sness and in the retired part Of the city will open
it the accommodation of persons desiring Board,
IN the lat dry of January next. The house has sew
sral large and desirable rooms for families Also,
an Office in the front basement They can accommo-
date a few DAY BOAKDEKS. ia20-diy
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n RICHMOND STONEWARE POT
rRpV
n IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

III IMPORTANT NOTICE TO n
AAAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS.
From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from ~
D. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best ~
quality moeskn Hats so; second quality 2; silk
BATS, $3.50; fine calfskn sewed Boots, $50; Coz
gress Boots best quality French patent leather
calfskn 25 patent leather pumps IS; calfskn do.
S275 calfskin Oxford Ties, 81 25 They all made
toorder and warranted to wear we'll.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no abets
MT.
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c,TEAM san. MILL,-LuMRER SAW

CTEAM SAW MILL.-LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO ORDER.-The slbscrib- n, having
cured the entire control of one OF the best STEAM
CIRCULAR SAW-MILI.S in the State, located in
Virgin Pine Forest, near navigation, will contract
to furnish at short notice. in good order and
souabe terms Framing Timbers sawed all sizes aud
dimensions and respectfully solicit orders for this
description of Lumber.
TRUMAN 4 PARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
jyIO Lumber aud Shinylos of all kinds.
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er~~M ADDE'S ARCH TOP
XE+3 FRENCH TRUNKS-We have in
nlE6MGN store, q large assortn, mt Of t.adtes
aEka=A<A6 very large size Arch Top FRENCH
TRUNKS, Just the thing for ladies who contemplate
visiting the various Watering places this summer -
They are very roomy and durable. Please call and
examine them before making your purchases.
PUTNEY q WATTS,
No. 1l3 Main stIe Get, Richmond. Va
B-We have also on hand large ard fresh as
sortment of both iron and Wool Frame Travelling
and Packing Trunks, Vslicts. Carpet and Enamel
Bags and Satchels All for sale reasonable terms
is % PUTNEY WATTS.
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FREIGHT Fur BOSTON.

lit FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.
The steamer GEO. PEABODY, will
leave richmond for Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
morning, at o'clock, where she will connect with
the Bottom steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
ing Tuesday.
Goods will be delivered through 10 Boston with
expedition by this route and at moderate rate
OF freight.
For terms, apply to
LUDLAM 4 WATSON
my Its Office opposite Steamers harves
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pATENT ROPE MACHINE.-The pub
Lie are requested 10 call at the Store of CLARK
sun, ANDERSON co, No. IO6 Main street. and
examine oneof BUTCHERS PATENT ROPE A.
yniN ES They are Agents for the sale Of the Ms
is an article worthy the attention 81 sny ono who
desiresa handsome profit In q snall Investment.
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QUITE REFREsnING THESE no

To oe sure, tits refreshing to take cool trip.
BY the railroad or omnibus, Gt costs but a fip,)
To the coolest and hca'thiest part of the town
For as such. you may surely mark ehoekoe Hill
down
Aud on that cool hill. there Is q cool place,
Where yon coolly sit dowrtlfn the warmest days.
And get what Won want In che housekeeping line,
At prices which msk, Won feel cool aud feel fine.
Tbs ie at SCaAAP A CO.'S corner of Broad and
Third streets, where you cave least 70 per in
getting cur Crockery and Glassware, Table Cutie
~, Tea Trays, eilver-plated and britannia Castors,
Coffee and Tea Pc 8, spoons, etc. Looking Glasses
and an endless variety OF Housekeeping and Fancy
Goods. aS
few lefs Of those splendid Pocket Knives selling
at just half their ye'nc, TO close ont the lot,
SCHAAP 4 CO.'S.
~ le Corner Broad and Third SITS.
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RARGAINS!-CLO THIl

RRANnY.-50 | 8 casks cosnao Bran !
- Dr. In store. and for sale by S., s i
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TRUNKSl TRUNKS!
W56Ym HARD SOLE LEATHER

and varied assortment Of Ladies
and Gentlsmens' hard SOL9 LEATHER TRUNKS;
varying In size from ~ to So inches log. and wei
proportioned 9TH rwise. The sizes 80, 81 and 90
inches have hat bonnet cases in them, which are
portable to be used or taken ont at pleasure. v Q
have been very particular in giving orders for the
above Trunks. both regards finish and du, ability.
it is purpose to furnish friend and patrons
with the very best trucks which can be made And
to aid US In doing this have given our orders to
Mr. BENZ ANDREWS, of Philadelphia, who 10 decided
iy the VERY best manufacturer OF trunks that we
have ever seen or heard Of
All who wish q Trunk which is well finished, and
prove entirely satisfactory In every respect,
will please call on u.s. at Ne i3 Main street, Rich
mond. Va our same old stand.
ia "a pUTEEY WATTS.
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T.lNKAAM'b
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN SHERRY WINE RITTERS.
ApEaFECr TONIC and BLOOD RENOVATER;
also rich in Medicinal Virtues, aud should be used
by every person afflicted with
INDIG ESTION, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF THE
STOMACH,
and diseases which arise from impure state OF the
blood.
FOR sale by the bottle or gallon, at
HEARD / CO.'S, Agents for Richmond,
iew-k1 81 Main street
1USr RECEIVED All STORE q spien
q did assortment of Parlor and Chamber EURNf-
TUBE consisting in part of Mahogany and Pine
Wardrobes. Mahogany, Walnut, Rosewood AMI oak;
Spripg Cane and Rush seat Chairs; Sofas; rete q
Tetes; Whatnots; Lounges; ONCE Desks. Also.
large lot Of low price Furniture which will sell
on vsry accommodating terms.
tt Main streef
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tificate Of package Of 10 whole TICK .,
10 half
10 quarter
&" 10 eighth

In OapIEr TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to orr address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by hrst mail ePurchaserscanh have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
t D purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
EF Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Once, County and State.
sF Remember that every Prize Is drawn and FAY
able in full without deduction.
s1- All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
y after the drawing Other prizes at the usual TINA
of thirty days.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
9. SWAN Il CO., Augusta. Ga.
Ia. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
A. lanta, Georgia. can have their orders allied, and
save time, By addressing s. SWAN & CO.. $. either
Of those cities
a1- HIST OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount ofthe prize tina. each one 10
entitled TO, will be published after every drawingia
she following papers: The Augusta Q1al Consti
nationalist. New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register,
intelligsncer, New York Weekly Day Book, Sayan
uah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch, pauding Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
(Ark) Trua Democrat. Je Is
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+ UMBER! LUMBERi-l am now re-
- ceyng very large and choice assortment o.
LUM Bs of every description. sele ted with great
care by myself la Albany, to which respectfully
invite the n tention OF all in vant ~ VIII sell "
n ices which y I'll Prove satisfactory.
40 IN, n White Pine all thick nesses, from 20 10
$4,000 n * Poplar. from ~ to " inches VIDE
$1,000 Ash, rery wide and superior lot. allsizes
8 Aiso walnut, Cherry. Hickory. Mahogany, Chair
p,snk Popiar FcAutiing, Shingles, Yellow Pine OF
Ali sixes FI.oring Walnut, Cherry and Mahogany
NeweIs A call |, respectfully solicited before puT.
e1 wv s''sEDw,D u DUDLEY. 18th street.
GREAT RARGAINS!- CLOTHING /!
NJ CLOTHIN0i--We are now closing ont our en-
tire stock VI Spring and Summer Goods AT COST
for cash. 20 make room for onr Fall and Winter
q. ofs. We are selling snch Goods as
Bumm.r cashmere Butts, plaia aud with side bands
" tie Duck and Marseilies Coats
d.. BY Linen Sacks and Frocks
Black Alpaca sacks and frccks
Black Drap d Etc Coats
tancs and White Marseilles Vests, all kinds and
prices s-" " "
pxncv and White Drilling aud Duck Pants
Black Casslmere. Alpaca and Urap n Etc pants
tabey Cashmere Pants OF all kinds aualitirs ana
prices WALKER M
~ - ies Main and Pearl streets.
~ II YaU *
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WASHING HODA--for sale ny
WILLIAM KING.
" l4-6t Sand yrankln 4.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-l
lt1 have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BrrlRs
with my customers and uniyersay reSommena It a.
&C. As a TONIC find it superior to any other arti
Gle havo ever tried. As agreeable article IN .
COCKTAIL, 1t is only to be used to be approved
Your friend aud servant,
THOS. NJ. FALLON. NJ. d
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CENTRAL BANK or yIRGINIA.l

IT CENTKAL BANh Vr InUAtIHI
std y. july 9th. 1873. )
Hon H. A. WISE Governor of Virginia:
I,esF 81 :-Epclcse sod please faj statement OF the
condition of this kank on the LIST inst.
very W. Il. TAMs, Cashier.
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Lox1nnlHe.
CWAN 3 cos LOTTERIES
SWAN a. co.
CONTINUE TO DkAW As USUAL WITHOuF
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN & cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL. AND
AUTAOitlZED ~ THE
STATE OF 0kukuIAi

ne late attempt TO iniure our pirm has shown that
OUR LOTfsxIES AXE DaAWN FAIRLY
ia e our PRICES are PAID PuNCTuALLYi and that
our schemes are MuRH LREkAL
than any other Lottery In
tho worldl
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INFANT POWDERS-A,

- efIectual remedy for Cholera uranium or Sum
rner omplaint, Diarrh9a. Dysentery. &C. in chill
dren. Tue lives OF mauy children may be saved
by the nse of this valuable medicine, aud methers
away and die when this powerful remedy is within
reach. Prepared and sold by
A BODEKER,
jyl No 10 Main st.
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ITO PRINTERS.-A GRANGE FOR A
L NEW BEGINNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL
The proprietor of wJll established aud complete
JOB OFFICE in this CITY. will disp of an inter-
est in his Printing Establishment, to active bust
ness man, on the most satisfactory terms. For par
ticulars address L.. l., box 7is, Richmond p D.
Jy l3-lm
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FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EI}IITY-fIyE PRIEST
Neoyiy u4ae psse 70 Eperp NsTs< hcktfa.
MAGNIFICENT SCuEMDi

APPROPRIATION FKIZkS.
pl prizs 81 are s''" ''p''.-''"s 80 sl.soo
prizes of $500. experimenting to $4,000
prize, are isAU
prizes of 500. approxfmating 70 Sio'"U an
4 prizes Of SIPS, approximsting TO $500
4 prizes Of sIc0, apyroximating to $4.oco
prize, are Aoo
4 prizes Of SIS approxinattng TO $500
prize, ere . Vo
prizes Of $50 spprcxinating to $3.50 .o
sooo nr,zes of sso sre 100000
s 1ss pr,zes. amounting to s:2O.O00
whole Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters S2 ~
81 A Circu'ar showing the plan OF .he Lotteries
will De sent T. aay oae de,rous OF receiving IL.
Certificates OF packages w1i DO sofa 81 the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of Q package ofiO whole Ticies, SO
10 half 40
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16

TIE PRINTER.-Bayard Tay Tor is a practi-
cal printer he graduated at tie case" several
years ago, IN the State of Pennsylvania, and
knows all about the craft" He pays the fol-
lowing tribute to the noble art
"The printer is the Adutant of thought
and this explains the mystery of the wonder
lul word that can kindle the hope as no song
can-that can warm heart as no hope can-
that word I'VE, with hand-in- hand warmth
In 1t, for the author and the printer are engi-
necrs together. Engineers indeed. When the
little COrSlcan bombarded Cadz at the dist
ance OF five miles, it was deemed the very tr-
umph OF engineering. But what is that patry
range to this, whereby they bombarded the
ages yet to be? There at the case he stands
and marshels into line the forces armed for
truth, clothed in Immortality and English And
what can be more nobler than the equipment
OF thought in sterling Saxon-Saxon, with
the ring OF the spear and shield therein, and
commissioning 1t when we are dead to move
gradually on to the latest syllable Of recorded
time" This is to win victory from death
for this has no dying in it. The printer is cal
led laborer, and the Office he performs is toll.
Oh, it is not work, but sublime rite be is per-
forming, when he thus sights the engine that
is to fling worded truth in grander curve
than missiles ever before deScrlbed-1ing it in
to an age unborn. He throws off his coat in-
deed; we but wonder, the rather, that he does
not put his shoes off his feet, for the place
whereon he stands is holy ground A little
song was uttered somewhere not long ago: it
wandered through the twilight feebler than "a
star, it died upon the ear. But the printer
takes it up where it was laying there in silence
like wounded bird, and be equips it anew
with wings, and sends it forth from the Ark
that had preserved 1t, and it flies into the fu-
ture with the olive branch of peace, and around
the world with melody, like the dawning of a
Spring morning"
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16

RAISING THUNDER WITH THE w WAxWoRKs.-
Artemns X. Ward, Snowman, etc, has Lecn
inditing another chapter Of his grievances to
the Cleveland flaindealer. Among other
things he says the following:
Here in the buzzum of my famerly am en-.
ioyin myself, at peas with awl mankind and
The wimmin folks likewize. go down to the
village ockashuuly and take iltle old Rye fur
the stummucks sake, but avoid spiritus hcker
as a gineral thing. No man evir seen me in
tosslkated but onct, and that air happiud in
Pitzburg. \ parsel of orncrv casScs III that
nizzerabIe sity busiid in er the hawl ,inrin the
mite and abooscd my waXworks snamful. l
dident obsarve the outra JUS transaXshuns ontil
the next evenin when the pep!e begun for to
congregate Suddinly they kommcnced fur to
larf ana hoer in boysterous sie. Sez
good pepe whats up? Scz thay thems CRATE
wax works isn't thay old man? | immejitly
looked up to where the wax works was and my
blud niles as think of the site wich then met
my Gaze. | hope to be dodrabbertc1 if them
aioursed rascals hadent gone and put Il Old
kaved III hat onter Georg " ;,slIingtons he'd
ana shuvcd short black klay pipe inter his
mouth Ills nose thay had painted red and
trouss legs thay had shuvd HIS de his buics.
My wax fgger of Napolcong Bnnepart was
likewise mawltreatid. his sword Was danglin
tween his legs, his cockd hat was drawn klcan
down over his ize and he was plased i'll a stoop-
in posishun lookin zactly as tho he was as
a billed owl. Gincral Taylor was standin on
his he'd and Winfele Skot,'s hoat tales were
pinned over his he'd and his trowsis ware kom-
pecty torn orr frum hisself My wax works
representa- the Lords last Supper was like
wize aboozed. Three of the Postles ware un-
der the table and two of um had on old tar
powlin hats and ragged pee jacLits and were
smobin pypes, Judus lskarriot had on cock
ed hat and were apparently drinkin at a Bot
tie Of whiskey sot before him. This ere spec
tercal was too much fur me, kloscd the show
and then drowndid my sorrcrs i'll the fiown
Bole.
Probly lie rite you agn befour take my
departure on the Summer kampain.
Very respectfully yures,
ARTEMus WARD, L. X"
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16

SINGULAR Observation-Disclosures money
was raising for the building of the Bethlehem
Hopital, London, the agents called upon an
old gentleman, and the door not being quite
shut, they heard him scoding his maid for
throwing away a match she had used to light
a fire, without considering that the other end
might be used also. This was in the DAYS
when tin boxes was in fashion, and the matches
four inches in length, were tipped with sui
phur at both ends. The agents after secretly
listening to the dispute for some time, present.
cd themselves before the old gentleman, and
told their errand. He went to his bureau and
took out four hundred guineas, which he gave
to them.
Astonished at his generosity, the agents
could not help telling him what they heard at
the door.
Gentlemen, said he, yonr surprise is ocoa-
stoned by thing of small moment ] keep
house, and save and spend money in my own
way. The one furnishes me with all the means
of doing the other, and both equally g1atify
my inclination. With regard to beaefactions,
always expect most from prudent people, who
keep their accounts
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16

AFFECTING lNCID ENT-On the home voyage
Of one of our New Y Ork and Liverpool pack
tts. she being crowded with emigrants that,
awful scourge, ship fever, broke out. The
capenter of the vessel, one Of natures noble
men, and having on board his little son. lad
OF some twelve summers, was one of the first
victims His shipmates sadly enclosed his bo-
dy in his hammock. and, having read over him
the burial service, and attached to his feet a
grindstone for the purpose Of sinking it, COM
mtted it 10 the embrace of old ocean. The
poor boy filled with grief at the loss of his
natural protector, sprang overheard and be-
fore he could be rescued he was beyond the
reach of human aid.
Ga the day following the burial, large
shark was noticed in the wake of the ship; and
as it was almost calm the sailors asked per-
mission to catch it. which was readily granted
by the captain. Having procured a hook aud
attached chain and line, and baited it with
pork. they cast it overheard, aud soon had the
excited pleasure ofhooking the monster, ana
with the aid of the windlass they hauled the
writhing mass on board. As it lay on the
deck in its death struggles, the sailors heard a
singular rumbing noise, that seemed to pro-
ceed from within the dying captive. Taking a
ship-aXe, they soon cut their way into the now
dead fish and to their great surprise found
that it had swallowed the carpenter, grindstone
and boy, and that the former, who had swoou-
ed, had rugged up the grindstone and with the
assistance of the boy to turn it, tras Just grin-
ding has jack knife to cut has irdy OUT
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-16

The NEGROES OF THE SoUTH.-In descrip-
ton of the country aud plantation life in Nir-
ginia, recently published, &. p. r. James, the
novelist, writes
"1he negro life of Virginia differs very little
believe from the negro life all through the
sonth. In return for food. clothing, house
room, medical attendance and support in old
age, about one third of the labor, which is re-
quircd of the white man in most countries, is
demanded of the black lie performs it bad
ly, and would not perform it at a'l~ff he were
not compelled. The rest of his time is spent
dancing. laughing chattering and bringing up
pigs and chickens. That negroes are the
worst servants in the world, every man, | be-
lieve but a thorough bred southern man, will
admit but the southerner has been reared
with them from his childhood, and in general
has tenderness and affection for them of which
northern men can have no conception. Great
care is taken by the law to guard them against
oppression and wrong, and after six years res
idence in the State, can safely say that new
er saw more than one instance of cruelty to-
ward negro, and that was perpctratcd by Il
foreigner. That there may still be evil in the
system, which may be removed by law and
that there may be individual instances Of OPP
preston. and even bad treatment, | do not
deny but those instances are not so frequent
as those of cruelty to a northern wife or child
in northern lands, as displayed every day by
the newspapers; aud in point of general hap
pineSs, it would not be amiss to alter an old
adagc. aud say, AS merry as ii negro slave
must not pursue this branch of the sub
iect further for | can pretend to no great
love for DIR. Livingstoncs friends Makalolos.
There are beyond all doubt some very excel
lent people among them but, as a race, the
more see of them, the less do | think them
capable of civilization, Or even fitted to take
care Of themselves.