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Also, q splendid stock Of ANN vusrYNoa
CiOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTiN6e.
Of every grade and quality for gentlemen and boys
"e"I large supply Of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS. for
Servants wear. ..x
Also, q magnificent assortment nM1s o.
Bleached and Brown eHlhTlNds
Irish LINENS
Linen sHEETIEGS ,,,
Resides many other things, too tedious to men.
t;on-aij of which have been purchased within the
is.t week mast in Phiadelphia and New York, on
The most favorable terms, aud will be sold cheap,
for cash Call and see, and examine for yourselv
At No ~ Main street.
NH 24-d&cw2m JNO 6MlTRFR.
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MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURES OF ITALIAN AND AMERI-
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES de-,
of every SyLe or Design.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard between 5th and 9Th streets, on Main, and ex
anime my work, which cannot be excelled By any
other establishment North or south, which will
sell as low as any establishment in this city or
AlAeWhara. NH I'm
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SPLENDID STOCK
NEW RICH DRESS GOODS,
AT TIE
CASH STORE
OF
r Il Il k IN VS. T. co.
By recent addition to our ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, We are prepared to
ment of ELEGANT DRESS GOODS. in
Silk Robes.
BeIage Robes,
Grenadine Robes
Pine Apple Cloth
and Organize Robes
Rich Silks Mourning Silks
Bereges Rayadere Valentias
Organdies H. ,h. ! Lawns and Ginghams
Black Silks Poule de Chevres
Black Bombaznes Ducal Plnds
Black Chaies Plain Challies
Rich French Collars and Sets
Vatencienes and h0niton Lace do
lambfic. Linen and PiQue Collars and Sets
Black Crepe Collars and Sets
White do do do
Fresh stock new style Parasols
MANTILLAs-In Silk, Chantilly and French
White and Black Berage sha wls and Busters
Light C0lored Cloth and Mohair Raglans
Large stock Of Housek eeping Goods
Beat Cotton and Linen Goods, for servants
All selected with Rr at and attention for the
best Retail Trade-unsurpassed In prices, quality
and.styles.
We are retailing best Cotton shirtings, Sheet
inss and caiicoes. At factory DriSSs.s, v. |. cus
.s.. New Cash Store. l4I Eagle Square.
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OF THE MEDICAL COL

We JUL.
l. LEGE.-This Infirmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
healthful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business 1t is fur
nisbed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid. except the insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying IN women are also re-
ceiyed ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profes-
sors of the College who visit the wards daily The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week.
mite
GvioIeo
rIlFaSe nooIhd TO $i5
In addition TO the above rates, in requiring
Surgical Operation. by agreement with the pro
prietors Of the Bellevue Horpital, . small fee il
charged for the operation. varying from % to $50,
according to its importance. The particular fee In
any may be ascertained By application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi.
clan.
All charges payable on the removal of the pa
tent.
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON. PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending Yhysicians-Profs. TUCKER, CONWAY
and McCAW.
Hteward-F n PARRISH.
President-L J0YNEe, D.
Persons In the country, desiring TO send patients
20 the Infrnary, may address either the PRESIDENT
or the Resident Physician. Jao-y
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.---~--..s~.>. - m
m SPRING STOCK.
HATS. GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

AmILTON = BOUcHEA. 1919,
We beg leave TO call the attention q oul sas w.
have In Il returned from the North with our ne"
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
constr ding of the very latest styles. We are nov
nreps red TO offer much larger, batter and cheaper
lot Of Hats and Gaps than ever offered 10 tnis LIZ.
ket. We invite the public to call and examnSs ,,
ss heap II not cheaper. than any osner hAe 0''s
bib .hmcnt 10 this city. .x..
"' We ~ " HAMILTON 4 BOUCHER;
49,. r,,;. o ap 23-lm
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~ ~ r.zMSxn CHAN EOF
go - Y0yEX SCHEDULE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
and DANvILLE RAIL
Road

hoAD.
On and after Monday, March 2s. 1859. the Mail
and Passenger Trains en- this road will run a. fol-
lows:
Leave Richmond daily Sundays insudsd) At
$50 A NJ, for junction, Lynchhurg Bristol. hncs
Vile, Dalton. Chattanooga, Nashville and Mes
phis. t. mn, Atlanta, Ga. and Montgomery, Ala
And daily Except Sunday for the Junction at IS
P NJ, after the arrival OF the Northern trains
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundsys) for Dan
vile, Va, and Greensboro, N q, at $50 A NJ.
RETURNING,
Leave Junction (Burs's) daily (sundsys ineludedl
at 30 A NJ. and arrive in Richmond at $40 M
Leave Danviile daily. Except sundaJs at 7l0A
NJ, and arrive in Richmond at $50 III.
IN The above trains connect both rays with the
south-Side railroad trains 81 the junction, to and
from the Southwest, and with the Va Central and
4 Potomac railroad trains, to and from the
North.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
through to the above points; also. 10 the Virginia
Springs
For through tickets, and further information sp-
ply st the ticket Office Of the Richmond snd Dan.
vile Railroad Company.
@ CAMPBELL, Sup't.
Richmond and Danville r r COL
Trhr lSE nh Va
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VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mre. DAVIS

VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mre. DAVIS
AnoUoH ELIXIR, one of the best known reme-
dies for Couehs and Colds, hes been In in Rich.
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen twenty
vears and has always proved edicacious In Coughs
And 0olds The following certificate was voluntari.
" civen hy Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1854. %
BOWLING GRssNs CARoIINs, March %, 1854:
Mn. o. q. WALrxRr-Dear Sir: / take pleasure In
Informing you that MRS Daws' Cbtzoh Ehrir - /
nnrchased Of you, has acted like charm upon INV
fittIe daughter. when she had the WhoopnR Couch
very bad / have used II also In cases Of Colds At
same happy results have been produced. regard
CHS preparation a. an excellent medicine ana IN nv
Judgment no family ought to be withoutis.
Pastor q the y. l. Church. South. on Caroline Or
Tor ssIs 81 Mrs A. B. DAVIS. Fisher 4 w,p.so,
Mnlspaugh 4 Johnston, ]. W. Garlick. 4. j. Picot
.R0deker and Chas. D. Yale Richmond oc Is
LOB KIDNEY AND BLADDER Az
= ARTSHORNE's GRRATBUoHu
CUMr0UND. TOR tho rapid cure Of all kidney and
bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract Of huchn z the best Remedy in the World
neys. Dreysy. Gravel elects. Leucorrhpa Or Whites
Urinary Complaints, Obstructiens. and an piseases
and Weaknesses Of the sexual Organs, whether Of 8
sonssainfaonsi origin or from any other cause. Of
It y prepared By Chemist. containing 10 Msr.
only the best. but the cheapest Bnchq Compound q
tho world. Persons who have suffered for yeara and
couid scarcely walk. have been cured by uaing ono
Larss Bottles, u; email Bosslss 50 cents. soldby
flaHER WiNeI0N. and Oh Druggists H. Rich
mond, Petersburg. Norfolk. and other tswns IN Viz
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For sale BY Ell SKINNER l. m
fezz-Z1amif sole Agents for Richmond Va

klNE ARTS.-Messrs. W. SATTLER
ing public that Mr. kNOEDLER successor 70 ,or
pil 20. New York. has this day consigned to M
taT2s ana sect assortment Of plain and colored
GRAPHS. They will be on exhibition and nM.red
lor sale on Friday. Saturday, Monday and Tnes.
oay Inc 18TH, 18th, 2lss and 32d Of March. only.
only intended for exhibition in the Southern Statss
dealers inengravings and the public In general are
invited to visit us daring these three
ana select from the whole collection.
large assortment Of the engrav ings will be kept
py Us 10 future and orders for others promptly a.
Particular attention Ii called tothe Phi otographs
tant. WIN SATTLER 8 Cd.
NH Is Artists' Supply Store. l43 Main ct
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NAVAL IsfsLLIGsScE.-The frigate Sabine
and u 8 sloop.of-war Falmouth were at Monte
video March Is, aud were to sail In . few days
for the West Indies. Also, at Montevideo, same
date, U 8 brigs Baiubridge, Perry and Dolphin
8 steamers Metacomet aud Atlanta repairing
The store ship Supply sailed March 10 for Ne~
York, and was seen by Spanish bark Emily,
gallant mast.
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Eighths 81 Is.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from l to 50 COO. corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips OF paper. encircled with smsll tin tubes
and placed in one wheel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encir
cled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved and a number Is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, aud at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
Sumber and Prize drawn out are opened and ex.
hibted to the audience, and registered BY the Com
missioners the Prize being placed against the mum.
Der drawn This operation - repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn cut.
APPROXIMATION PRIzE5.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima
tion Prizes For example If Ticket Number 1920
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered
lI24S ll249, 1921. 1883. will each be entitled to
$500 If Ticket No $50 draws the $20.UD Prize
those Tickets numbered 34S. $40 SOL. $50 will each
be entitled to $780, and 90 on according to the above
The Goo Prizes of $40 will be determined BY the
Iast Il gure of the uinber that draws the $50 eN
prize For ex ample; If the Number drawing the
sss W) Prize ends with No then all the Tick cts
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $40.
II tho number ends with No 2, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in win be entitled to $40
and so on toe,
M Kemem Der that every Prize ID drawn and
DAY able In full without deduction.
aEThe Managers Printed Certificates eff pack A.
Of tickets will DO sold at the following rates
Cer.idcats of package Of % whole tickets. $50
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J.-r.lsfrNo IsciDsNr.-Col j Baldwin, of
atsnntoo, Who was q candidate for Judge, at the
rscent election, and VIM Robertson, the Judge
aiect, are warm personal friends. We have heard
that o. soon - Col Baldwin, became satisfied
shst Mr. Robertson was elected, be sat down and
wrote him . letter OF congratuiation, couched in
yery complimentary terms. At the time of the
reception Of this letter, Mr. Robertson was under
the belief that Col Baldwin was the successful
comuetitor. So, 10 lieu Of writing his friend an
original letter Of congrstulation, he took his let
ter 70 him, erased bis own name, wherever 1t
occurred, inserted that Of Col Baldwin in ito
place, and rsturued II, otherwise unchanged, ex-
cant the sigusture. So they are even, each one
being equally complimented by the other, and
are faster friends than ever.
- - Blue RIDGE Republican,
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oRk NEW CARRIAGE MANU-
H& FACTORY, CORNI&OF 9TH ANN
BKUAD pTREET5.--fhe subscs having had 10
years practical experience in the Manufacturing Of
in the North and South. fsttes himself that he IL
fully able 70 manufacture the most fashionable M
well - the piainest style of CARRIAGES. 10 he
found In the state Possessing various adyants pes
in hi. business. he 10 enabled to sel his work AT Ie
e prices than be afforded BY others in the trade
re nss nov on nana; Of bis own manufacture BUG
which be VIII sell at very low prices - '''
ap N-Im- JOHN naEa
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HOsE.-S00p2ir Girls and Boys Hose
Ab-Will open on Monday morning Ia, ge lot of
Girls and Boys HosioTy-a splendid article
Also, fine lot of Ladies' white Hose, for a nine
pence tue pair. Call at MAILERTS,
Main streat
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no PARTNERSHIP undersign-
~ ed have formed q co-partnership. under the
firm and style of WILLIAMS ELLIOTT, for the
purpose Of conducting q general HARDWARE
business in the city of Richmond.
They have taken the we'll known Hardware house
of Thos A Rust. 81 Main street. where they have
opened an entirely new and complete stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
And hope, by strict attention to business and mod
crate prices to merit the patronage Of the public
RICHMOND L WILLIAMS,
Late with Van Lev, Taylor e Co.
WA ELLIOTT,
An Rim Late with Smith Il Hsrweod.
dissolution OF co PARTNER-
~ SHIP-The Co.Partnership If sTEARNS d
THURsTON is this day dissolved by mutual con-
seut FRANKLIN STEAKNS will eettle up the
outstanding business of Stsarns Thurston:
FRANKLIN STEARNS,
an 2-ts PHINEAS TBURSTUN.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. have
~ this day Associated with me In co-partnership
VIM BRENT. of the late hrm Of Gretter Brent
The business will be Conducted under the frn OF
SrEARNS eco. II STEAkNS.
an 2-ts WIN BRENT.
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: !: L L ssI Sss;sr I:

In O1pnMe TlCxRfs On CnT1YroAYls.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Ticket
ordered, on receipt Of which they VIII be Forwarded
BY hrst mail. Purchaserscan have Tick endin9 IN
any figure they may designate.
Tho List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be sanf
tppUrchasersimmediately after thedraWira.
In future our Single Number Lotteries viii draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year
Our three Number Lotter les ere drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certincates Ia the
above schemes TO
WOOD, EDDY co. Augusta, Ga.
Or WOOD. EDDY q 90, Atlanta, Ca
Or WOOD EDDY GO. Wilmington. Del.
GTA list OF the numbers that are drawn fro,, the
wheel with the amount Of the Prize that each one Is
entitled to. will be published after every drawing
n the following papers An0asta Cbnsitutionatist.
Nobile Register. Nashete Gazette. NesU York Meek.
~ Day Book. Richmond (Pa.) DispatcA. ia sId,no
(Aiss) Clarion and Neie York Herald.
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BONNET RIBBONS -Received lot of
- Bonnet Ribbons, which will be sold low.
JOHNSON HARDWOOD,
No II Main at
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MAG FICENT HEME.

M A IFICEN SCH M e.
The following Scheme will be drawn By WOOD,
EDDY CO, Successors to g. SWAN 4 Co ) Man
ayers of tho SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. OF
Georgia, at Augusta, Ga, in public, as follows:
GLASS 20 draws ON SATURDAY, May I4th, 1859.
GLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, May 2lst. 1859.
GLASS % draws on SATURDAY, May 2Sth, 1859.
TO BE ORA WIN ON THE PLAN OF NINGLE
NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY.FIVE PRIEST
$4,000 TIC K e T g
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NRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, 60.

DRES1 GOODS, RIBBONS, SO.
~ 10 cases Plain and Printed Bereges. Grape de
Espagnes ChalIiss and De LANES. In blacks ard
20 cases Printed Lawns and Jaconets. of new and
scsses Black and Second Mourning. of new and
cases Jaconet. Cambria and Bingham Robes
100 cartons new style Plain eros de Nap. Broche
and Fancy Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
1000 Paris Berage. Stella and Cashmere Shawls and
Msntillas comprising a full and com lete stock,
at greatly reduced prices
These goods were purchased at the recent De-
remptory auction sales in New York are just land.
edand viii be sold CHEAP. upyr n.,,,
ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED qua
~ IN NO y, Has g. E I; PER CENT 0PAMMoNLA
BONE PHOSPHATE. OF LIME-Ths under
signed. having accepted the agency for the sale OF
Of agrculturists and rheir agents to this superior
Fertilizer. We guarantee perfect uniformity in
the qusity Of this article and that it is in eli cases
one-half best Peruvian Guano, one half fine ground
Bone and the best Phosphate Gusno.
The machinery used 10 neg and OF the most an.
proved description. and from the manner in which
the Gusno and Bone are mixed, being ground toTe.
ther that every particle of each is brought into
the closest contact with the other, ensures a full
appropriation OF both In proper proportions by the
We refer to the annexed report from DR.. Bickell,
showing the value Of this Fertilizer both for quick
1t is put up in good bags, weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price. $50 per ton of 900 lbs.
No. SO SECOND SrREEr.)
Baltimore Jan'y rs, 1859.
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
Of Robnson's Manipulated Guano. for Francis
ROBINSON, Esq, of Baltimore city,
sample of the above, which was taken at vour
mills. was found, upon analysis. to be capable OF
producing Of "
and to contain of '
Bone Phosphate Of Lime .......... 1882 per cent.
The above proportion Of Ammonia and Rsna
Phosphate OF Lime Is known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
have approved of it,. An application OF 100 lbs Of
f1s article viii supply more Of Bone Phosphate Of
considerable surplus of this valuable nmtrimentS L.;
corporated with the soil after cropping, and will fur
nish sufficient quantity of Ammonia 10 Act az !.
nutriment and stimuiant wv 90 T"
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LADIES' SHOES. "A large
~A supply Of all kinds OF Ladies' Fashionable
CATERS, Slippers and Shoes, just reeeIyea 81 no 70
my 5 JH>O " -
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DRY 4UuDS.
DICH NEW DRESS GOODS

RICH NEW DRESS GOODS
II SECOND SUPPLY.
We invite attention to tho following elegant stock
Of Dress Goods, purchased by one Of our firm at
auction &C, aud will be sold at unprecedented low
prices:
Two Plounced ard Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant ayaders and Chene tilks
Rich Organdie and Jaconet Robes
Elegant Robes a'Tunique
Rich Print Bareges aud Glaee Poplins
Crepe Maretz and Barege D. LANES
Black Challie, Tamartne and Mourning Ducals
Black Silk Mantias
Black Silk Busters
Black Barege Busters
French and knglish Prints, Ginghams, Brillients
and other styles " Dress Goods. For novelties in
all styles Of Dress Goods, enquire at No 4a Main
street. A K PARKER d. co.
1850 SPRING ANDsUMMEk 1859
lOcC GOODS. AOOo
Having enlarged and refitted my store, beg
leave to say to my friends and the public generally,
that am now prepared to show one OF the largest
and best assorted stocks of
DRY GOODS
that have ever had the pleasure OF e1 hlpltlng IN
this city. comprising general STOCK OF STAPLE ana
A choice and rich assortment of LADI gS' DRESS
GOODS, of the newest designs, viz:
Black and Colored SILKS
BEkAGES,
MUSLINs, LAWNS,
MANTILLAs,
SHAWLS, &C.
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600 PARASOLS, VERY CHEAP
cOO Will opau on Monday morning 500 splendid
Parasos. of The latest styles be sold lower thar
can be purchased elsewhere. Call early and you
will be sure to get good bargain at
MAILERTS.
my Al Main street
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- FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
a0 Another case of the above from Miles,
consisting Of Calf Dress Boots; Pat Leather Dress
Roots. do do aud calf shoes; do do do Congress Gar
ters 1OdN ~
10 hnih 6sASSs'
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~ LADIES MoltOCCV h 800
1 ED BOOTS a. $50 and $2-Just opened
a beautiful 10. Of the above. at u.1srps
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
ENV SCHEMk

prize. are 800
prizes Of $500. experimenting to 5000
prize, are loo
prizes Of $3.50. experimenting to $4,000
prize, are loco
prizes Of $225, approximating to IS 900
prize, are 900
prizes Of 500, approximating to 5000
prize, are 800
prizes Of $50. approximat:ng 10 5000
prize, are SO
prizes Of 500. experimenting to 81 500
prize. are 100
5000 prizes Of $40 are 100000
8, 485 prizes, amounting to Sa2O.0Oe
Whole Tickets, sl0; Halves, IS Quarters, 81 so;
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J. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

81 JOHN &. DOHRRTY respectful.
ly informs his friends and the public thai q
has opened MERCHANT TAlLVEni..ss
ls ESTABLISHMENT. on 18th. bctween, n ns
and Cary streets, where he warrants - gcod ~. ~
naents, and q O. reasonable pricee - can % -
anywhere. All he asks 10 trial. mn le-sm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
Horrlble cannibaliam.

The survivor Of the company Of Chinese
coolies, who were wrecked in the English
ship % ST. Paul, On Hossel lslShd, In tho
South Pacific, and destroyed by the natives,
gives lLe following shocking account Of the
manner in which lhe barbariaus disposed Of
his oompnuonst
"Iho only white man lph with us, after tho
departure of CAPTAIN Peunard, was Greek,
who having armed himself with O cullass
fought desperately and Killed great many
nf lhe native, before hu was o'erpoWerfh.
They thtn took on uur elurlluR, &c, when
thcy partly destroyed, Any yaluahes that
they found, such ~ s0verrlgus, rings, &c,,
they placed in o net bag which each man
carried Wound his neck, a watch particular,
lN excited their attention, ns they were con,
tIuually opening II 90 observe the reflection
VI their faces in ihe glass Az night We were
placed iu the centre of o clear piece Of ground
aud illvs lit in several places, the natives
keeping regular watch over us, and during
the duy they would select four Or nve CHI
ursu and afcr killing lhem rnasi the flesh
and eat it, what was not consumed heiug de-
pnsitrd in their nets Their MOLE ~ pro-
occding Was hs follows The victims being
decided on. they were taken out beaten all
aver tcNccpling the hrudl with o Kind Of
club, aud then despatched by ripping the
stomach open, slhc body Wa then cut up
90 small pieces and divided, the fingers tocs
and hrils being eagerly sought Alters the
Loucs we're lhcu collected and either hurui
or thrown avaN / s1w ten Of my fellow
passengers klled iu this way. On one ooci-
sion some Of the Chinese took boat which
10 the ship, and went over 60 the
mainland " night 90 get sUWc water, but
never returned, so We thought they bad been
kiIlrd Every d'y they brought us cocoa,
nuts or some wild roots a. eat and appeared
10 hc quite friendly with u.s. This statr oi
things continued until | was taken or the
island. When / lpi there we're only -four
Chinese and the Creek alive, OH the rest hnV-
Ing hccu Killed, saw these five the day
Ihc steamer came in sight hut when the ua.
lives saw the boats coming ON shore they
took them to the mountains ! was sick aud
lame and they would not carry me, 40 that !
watched my opportunity and conlriycd 20
conceal myself among the iocss until the
boat came ON shore. They are very ugmcr'
bus, bat 90 not appear TO have auy chiefs
among them. They live on eocoaouts. of
which there nrc large quantities, and Kind
lf VAN, which they roast before catiugi bat
be-, pud few dogs, saw neither ANIMALS nor
owls Of an, kind