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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-11

A GOOD LOUhTlON FOB A MEDICAL
~ MAN.-The eubecriber would sell the
place he at present resides on, situated imme.
diately on the Glover Hill Railroad, in Ohes-
fairfield con nty, 20 miles from kichm ond and
Petersburg, to any respectable physician
The farm COZ, tains two hundred acres, more
or less; a nea two-story dwelling house, re-
Gently built, and painted, containing five
rooms, a good sized store-room, closets, &C.,
house. There is q fine parcel of cord wood
Immediately on the railroad, for which there
Is q ready market. This Is q most excellent
stand tor a medical man OF energy and capa-
city, having been 50 regarded for the last 40
years. ANY one desiring to purchase would
do we'll to let me hear from them at once,
when will give any detail particulars that
.esS S At I. n. Walke's store on Main street
or address J. WISTAR Wake, M. D.,
Winterpock p. o., Chesterfield Co., Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ GENUINE POWHATAN PIPES, made
~ negroes In Powhstan county, superior I, any.
thing In use. For sale by
j. T.. BURRESS L. Co,
Wholesale Dealers IN Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
teS-lm LOT broad st above cor. 9Th.
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On Satur day, the 18th, two gentlemen
came in from the westward, one, the brother
OF Mr.. Holmes, having travelled overland Il
distance of over two hundred miles from
Tie6tain, and the other, Il missionary, a dis
taicOVof sixty miles, from Tungchan.-
Through nearly all the regions over which
4veled the country preseE tee one un
broken 1cene of desoIaton, devastated by
l1re and sword. The rebels had indiscrimi-
nately killed every living thing that came
in their way, cattle, sheep, donkeys. goats,
hogs, &c, &c. The men who were willing to
Join them they spared-all others who had not
ned they killed.
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JULIUS SYCLE desires to. notify his friends
81 aud the public at large. that on the Goth Of
February. 1862, he viii remove his large stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing Boots. Shoes, Hats, and
Gaps, opposite, No. 2:3 Broad street, three doors
below Mr.. Mark Downeys Store.
y. Bills present Store No. 238 Broad street,
between Sd and eth streets, Is for rent, with Dwell
ling and Store Fixtures.
10 2O-3Ot< JULIUS SYOLE.
TN0LtSH PILOT OLOTH.-l case dark
~ blue heavy Kngltsh
PILOT OLOTR,
In store and for sale BY
jAl-N ez.s BACON b BASKERVILLE.
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wv ANTED-4AS FILTER.
w good GAS F1TTER
will be given liberal wages and steady en-
ployment by immediate application 70 the
subscriber.
q. H. LANGLEY,
18th street, between Main and Cary.
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DOVER FOB RENT.-Intending to erect
il buildings on the lot col nsr Gary and 10th
streets, now occupied by Fir. Truman A.
Parker. TO accommodate my business, I shall
be able to furnish to one or more tenants
about I0-horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings With special reference to the use
desired, providing early application Is made
to the su bscriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works Tia 22-ts] ASA SNYDER.
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-UST RECEIVED--

TUST REUEIVEO-
90 pieces Silk HANDKERCH1EFS.
10 daxen Cotton do.
40 dozen bingham do.
300 dozen HALF HOSE.
rs dozen POCKET BOOKS.
10 dozen HATS.
ID dozen CARPET BAGS.
At JULIUS SYOLE'S,
236 and 1913 Bread street,
ia ca-2wx between Sd and 4th streets.i
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s.Os:l,, tTRAxRD, 81.

l. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
between Chimborazo Hospital and my Office a
PAY ROLL for Chimborazo Hospital
l viii pay the above rowan for it, delivery at
my office, corner of Marshall and 10Th streets,
Churct Hil,. JAMES + WEST,
70 lo-2s Capt. and q. M. G. 8. A.
d. REWARD-Strayed or stolen, a liver
eM,) colored POINTER PUPPY, about or
4 mouths old. The above reward will be
given TO any one who will deliver the Puppy
at the corner OF 7th and Franklin SITS, or
give no ice of his whereabouts, so as he may
be certainly recovered. fes-3t~
OsT--COUPONS.-Lo "a transmission by
/ mail to Charlottesville. Va, the following
Coupons of the Orange and Aiexandris Railroad
Company:
No. ri to 736 inclusive, ei0 each, ea4o 90
4" "a to 90 20 .... 20 90
$500 90
Interest payable In May and November, at New
York. All persons ere Cautioned not to buy or
uade for them, az the same will not be paid
ia 29-ts g. W PURCELL e. co.
r UST-*25 REWARD-Between the First
l Market and Brooke Avenue,a
BIZ ACK IA q,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, at
Nos ~ and ~, First Market.
Dc Cts JOHN LINDSEY.
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Two ANRp1rAy MIssfoSARtRa X;

Two AmRRIcAS MIsstosARiss SiArGBTsRsp
~ CHINA A correspondent OF the New York
Worid, writing from Shanghai, Eoyem be r
1o;h, describes some OF the appalling incl.
dents of the civil war in China as follows:
OWL war IS n fearful thing, and the good
people of America age now beginning TO
lasts some of Is bitter fruits-biIter enough
IN Christian land. but seven fold more SO IN
this pagan empire. The principal victims
mere are not the strong beiligerents, but help
less wGmsa and children
And now have to describe no less horrible
scenes enac ted by the rebels, and Ia which,
with many thousands OF Chinese, two Anne
ftcaHs were killed-one the Rev. II. N Par
ker, OF the Protestant Episcopal Church,
and the other the Rev. J l. Holmes, OF the
southern Baptist Convention, both young
men In the full vigor of manhood They ar
rived In China some two or three years back,
aud not many months ago, after the opening
OF the nor them ports, removed to the pro-
vince OF Shautung, where they found houses
IN or near Chico, called lso Yentai ChifoO
1s small town, or village, situated close to
the sea on the north sIue OF the ShaUtung
promontary.
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w 800 POUNDS HOPS.
wish to purchase roo lbs. HOPS, IN large or
small qusutities. The highest marke. price
given Persons 10 the country having small
lots would do well to give me call.
D BRIGGS,
fe 8-3tk Corner Brnad ano 9TH sta
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n A, BALDWIN a CO..

n A. BALDWIN CO..
VI (La,e If Ats1endyts)
Having removed to the tasee story hrieS ssoie
house ON 18th, betweeu Main aud Gary street,
few doors south Of the Dispatch Office o6r 'ct
| "a 10 at the lowest market rates
Is hhds. New Orleans and Clarihsh
SUGARS.
ITS boxes good to very superior ToBAc'
100, coo CIGARS, of various qualities.
so cases Smoking TOBACCO.
no lbs. OANDLE-WICK.
I'm pair Soldiers SHOES,
so n. 'tr BROGANS
To which n. ~ will be sddinA. daily such goods
Al their custom> "rs need. They Invite country
mercb ants and par. culsrIy their old friends Wis
js2e-lm -----
Gao. N. FLsC8 No. >. CHkIsriAs.
~ EO. n. FLICK 4 90,
(T Manufacturers Of supa nor
White Wins "a Pure Cider
VINE q h,
For Picking, &C..
Main street, near a0th kiebn opd. ~
~ Orders sent BY mail promptly sA 'ends' '''
10 23--2m&
ID EMOVAL-wILLiAM T. KING has -
II. moved mis- gtock OF 6ROCERIES !" -
house vacated by Austin 4 8euiry. doom "''
Of his old STAND. III.
In addition TO the beat assortment Of Greco -
10 be obtained during the war. the subsc'isss - !"
keep on hand a stock CT Hay, Corn. Bye, cMs'
Mill Feed, Bolted Meal, &c, at lowest cash loe~s
inQLjm WIN. T. KING
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C9s0TJ3NkvOA W8H 0OODOs
E0 rr5 Es WHITE AND RED TLAN-
0iSo uscss R,es OAMBRIG;,
100 90 "a P sssassss, rI ddiiHHSdHAms.
70 "' brown LINENS.
100 -, 4Ie;;e ., o.nSr,e HANDLER
$50 - lladres and Cotton FLAGS:
$50 packs Enslish PINS:
Is rs: black and Uolorsd SEWING.
10 lbs. BLACK and White and assorted
FLAX THREAD.
Is lbs. Black FLAX. in Hanks.a
10 lbs. Black FLAX, in Skeins. very Dc.
Wholesale s and Efta.l. 4 ro,.1.xson.
fe 7-st 159 Main street.
OILKSL sILKSl SlLKS!l'
~ 5000. $1,000. 5000.
Eight thousand dollars worth of beau tiful
4 tLkS to be sold cheap. from IS cents yard
To $50 per 6Tees. They are on consignment
ron large importing house, with orders to
sell the goods. Uall early, and secure good
Silk Dress At b ieT gi;is:' . roL1Eson.
fey-ht l6s Main street.
q Dozs y COUNTRY K W1J1 SOCKS.
: 200 do.e, 1t 30 cents a pair.
is'. 's'' BENNETT 4 roLLssoN.
Just RI UEIVED.
- 100 dog. SUSPENDERS.
q 40 &c" Dress COMBS.
100" Ladies' white Linen HDKFS.
At JULIUS SYCLE'S,
---s 236 and 2SS Broad street,
fes-et. between Sd and 4th.
S0 ARMY 0VEP00AT1
Z0U 100 !<ss;a = ipE hss'''h Blue rLAlDs and
!, n,soss English Black GRAPE.
pieces nslisn 4 Confederate Gray
CLOTE. imported BY tbs "Ella
Wary" and just reeve !, y 4 ucu.wA,uu =
hs-9v Petersburg, Va.
lust RECEIVED-lA yards Of orenshaw's
best Military GRAY Oh 9TH Also. 100 yds-
81 CrenshawS donfederste = ne Doeskin CAS-
aIMERE, which the subSchh VII % J. o.
mall advance or MAKE UP in UE!FORMS, at
the shortest noticesapd on reasona. DC terms.
JOHN HARTZ, Military and q VIC iellor.
fe i-lms Sch. bet. Broad aaA 9race ats.
lust RECEIVED
100 ps. English PRINTS.
loo dozen English HOSE, best qnalih'.
90 ps. Irish LINEN, beet quality:
At JULIUS STYLES,
2S6 and 1913 Broad street,
;a2o-7v@ between Sd and 4th SITS.
crecsed their facilities for mspufacturing are
now PREPARED 70 supply merchants with OIL
OLOTHS. OF various widths, from - to 4-8 inches
vide Also. O&P CLOTHS. These goods will
be found superior TO any other msnufsesured IN
foryy. sSssI ~ mail. RHTTH 4 PORT,
Factory near Central Depot,
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ED-SUBSTITUTES- wish to
w Employ three reliable men, as SUB.
ST1TUTES, in Infantry and Artillery Com
panies now in service for the war. A liberal
bonus will be paid. Apply Immediately.
- THOS J. BAGBY,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes aud Renting
out Houses, No. Wall street, under St.
Charles Hotel. fest
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VIZ ANT e D-l,OO0 cords PERSIMMON
w TIMBER, suitable for manufacturing
Shoe Lasts, for which the highest caah price viii
be paid Also, the public tn know that We have
on hand and are constantly manufacturing all
kinds of Shoe LASTS and Boot and Shoe TREES,
at our mandatory, on 18th street, In rear Of
6hcckoe Warehouse.
Ia 22-lm< BOYLE. GAMBLE e. o.
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LOB RENT
A BRICK WAREHOUSE.
On 18th street,
between Gary street and the Dock.
fe e-tSt q. DAVENPORT

Aoci"s L q ". ID LA
ITO KENT-A H,use OF PRIVATE EN-.
The Richmond and Danvills Railroad, - miles
from Richmond. This House IL the property OF
The Railroad Company, and was built with the
view Of having = convenient boarding. place for
ofhce's and employees of the Company and also
IN eating house for the accommodation Of pas
sengers. his now vacant and the COMPANY do
sires - rent II For terms and farther pazticu-
lars, apply ct tho Office OF the Richmond and
DanvtIe Railroad Company: Se 7-3w
EOR kALE. The underagned wishes to sell .
IL TRACT OF LAND. lying In the county Of
Rioamond and Danvilie Railroad. The tract con-
talns one hundred and Atty acres. Tho improve.
ments are - follows: One frame Dwelling.
House, Containing four rooms; Kitchen. Smoke.
House, &c and an excellent well Of water In the
yards gond apple orcoard, aud otner fruit trees
on the premises. There are about 50 acres Of
open land on the place, the balance In Pine and
oak.: The open land from not having been cul-
dvsted for several years is somewhat grown up
in bushes. The losstion 10 q beautiful ono for q
dairy farm. ~ it lies within q few hundred yards
of the Powhatsn Station, on the DAnville Road.
further description is deemed unnee essary, a.
any person desrous Of purchasing would exam
inc for themselves. For information in regard to
terms. address me at Olaremont Wharf Post.
Once 6urry county, Va.
fe6-2taw2w* J. M. SHORT,
T1HE VERY VALUABLE + A & ID
CALLED "RUBIN PARK" IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, SIX MILES CAST OF
RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEW BPlD0E
ROAD. CONTAINING 265 ACRES, Fob
SALE.-At the request Of Mr.. Lsauder Barker.
We offer for sale the above valuable FARh, con
tainins 25s acres, Of which onehalf Is fine cleared
Chickahominy low grounds. and the remainder i.
high laud Of hch one half is heavily set in wood
and timber. The buildings on the place consist
of an excellent brisk dwelling containing seven
rooms, kitchen, quarters, large barn, stable &c.
There Ia on the place very superior orch -
This Is Justly regarded as a most valus BILE Farm.
@ besides the soil being equal to any in tbs vi.
entity. the neighborhoOd 10 equal to the BEST
For terms, apply to
fe Go 0ODDIN l. APPERSON.
ITU42 RENT-STORES.-The two STORES
formerly occupied by VIM. 4 King. at and
. Fran kin street. They will b rented sepa
rately At moderate rent; and for business stands
and convenience, are unsurpassed BY any other
locatio q In the city Ths store-roOms large
and commodious, with large, dry cellars to each
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w TO HIRE,
Two SERVANTS, for twelve months. to
wait on field officers of a regiment. A liberal
price will be paid for good servants. Apply
at the headquarters Of the Fourteenth Ala.
bama REGIMENT, at camp near Reservoir.
ia S-Ifk
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DOR RENT.-Having engaged tho stand now
II occupied By Hunt James, for the coming
year. ~ offer
FOB X Il I
Our OFFICE, on Shockoe Slip,
A very dssirabl. stand. '''- -'''''' '-'''-
10 l-ts HILL EORF'LEET
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w 2 Furnished BEDROOMS
are want ed for one month.
~ Rent paid in advance.
Central part OF the city preferred.
For further information. apply to Geutl smens'
Eating House, on In st., one door south of War
Department. fe9 -7t<
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T70R ENT-Two large -
II WAREHOUSES,
Er,r,;r1 ~, Gary and Dock streets, between
A' ~: o. % "'A' GEO. S. PALMER
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kA llxTAkx WkN.
M ATT = II TIOANi
The largest variety TO be found In
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES and VEST1N0S,
For military suits and citizsns' nne dress. Three
thousand yards
COATING anc PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, by the yard, OF large quantity.
Over Coatings, all grades, some fine; Beaver and
Petersham, for officers coats; Military OverOosts,
Socks Comforta Oil Over Goats; Leggins aud Gap
Covers; Water Proof Seamless Over Coats; Water.
Proof go on hand Suits made to measure In short
Shaker Under Shirts and Drawers, Ill Dies; nns
French Cloths and Cassimeres, black. and fancy,
the finest assortment TO be found; Vestings Of al
styles alt made 10 measure, In the best style Trim
mln9s, al kinda A full assortment Of hne Dre0
Cloth Goats, md black Doc Skin Pants, e full -
soFtment on handy
BOYS. CLOfHIN0.-OvsrOos.s, Jaekssa
Pants, and Vests.
T. W. ROYsTON CO., Sit Sycamore r.,
no e-am Petersburg, Va.
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dor SALE-A very valuable ESTATE, we'll
I suited for . wooden mandatory, one mile
from Abingdon depot, containing LOO acres Of we'll
improved Land fine Orchard, No. Brick House
and Kitchen, largo Barn, and abundance Of out
houses, two of them good dw elliDgA
The Factory II Of stone, go by 30, with . stone
dam.
A Woolcarding custom worth $500 Owe hun.
dred) per annum.
Also. one OH Mill, with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (Abingdop.) THOS. P. CLAPP.
Christian Observer please copy. >05-lm~
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nor RENT-Possession given Immediate
ly, the brick dwelling house on 18th 1t.
between Main and Gary SITS. The house
contains 9 rooms, besides the basement
There is n large lot attached TO the house
with stable on 1t, and a well in the yard.
Also, two desirable wooden tenements ON
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply to
ThOS. q SAM'L HARD0ROTE.
1aA1r,h
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AAY AN GEI'-
!" A SUBSTITUTE
On board T.. S. Steamer
"Patrick Henry"
as Ward Room Steward.
Apply at the Dispatch Office. fe To- ~
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nESIRABLH RESIDENCE AT PRIvAT
IL SALE -We offer for sale. priv ately, .
very pleasantly located FAMILY RESIDENCE.
on Leigh street. near BuchanAn's Spring. The
Lot fronts 10 feet on Leigh street, running back
l76 feet, aud has on II an excellent House, con-
taini~g eight rooms, with large porioos from: and
rear. All the buildings are Of the best materials
and nearly new. having been built only twelve
months. There Il also on the lot . we'll Of excel
lent water, and many desirable fruit trees.
A bargain may BE- had IF early application 10
made to IA REDWOOD & XBAOH,
Auetioneers and General Agents,
In 21-t0 No "a Main atPAak
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RARM n HANOVER FOR BALE

ulSAAm IN hANOV6H FUN d ill.,
We offer for sale privately q very con.
veniently located FARM in the county Of
Hanover, two miles South OF this Court.
House and thr ,e-Quarters Of a mile from the
Central Railroad. The Farm contains on Q
hundred acres CT most excellent land, with a
good meadow, and ia considered one Of the
most productive Farms Of Its size in the coun.
~. The buildings are very good. the dwell.
ing Is two stories, con tanning five rooms with
garrets. good school house, carriage.
house, &c. 1t IL considered one Of the beg
locations for professional gentleman in the
county. Apply TO
REDWOOD 4 XEAOH, Auct's,
u Soft 81 Main st., Richmond.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE PR.
H VATELY.-We offer for sAle, private.
~, An excellent Heuse and Lot, on Clay, b..
tween Munford and 0ilmsr strests. The lot
fronts twenty. seven feet, and 10 one hundred
feet deep, with comfortable brick house
nearly Hsw. con tanning rooms and passages.
There 10 . we'll Of good water on the lot. and
sleo neceesary out-buildtpEs. II not sold
previous 70 Wednesday. 18th February, Il
will be sold at publtc auction. on the prem
tses, that day, At O'Clock j.. ID.
REDWOOD 4 KEACH,
ia M-ts Auettonsers.
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Soiio11 NOTICE,

NOTICED IT
NOTICEiii
I wish to employ twenty five BLACk6MITBS
and twenty Ave WHEi MWRI0HTS, 10 work for
tie Army Of the Pot nae, fat or near Manassas
station. Liberal wsaes paid for good workmen.
ALI RED N. BARBOUR,
Chief Quartsrmaster Potomac District.
(yantPcv3I1N Ian l. 1870 n lO-A00lm
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AYOrICE. IL have discontinued ea s., A.
therefore persons having 0nDs OF o.ss. %
t;.s.. i.s, With ms for repairs. afe rsases,S
csil and take them away. y tne ssote
kept open for short time %.n tSS sSs, s S.lsr,
"a. NJ. tAs Navkek a Main rs~eN
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VNTANTED.-A PHYSICIAN wishes to buy
w a small FARM, of from 100 to 800 acres,
within twenty or thirty miles Of Richmond, and
near the river or one Of the railroads. He wants
good dwelling and other houses and would pro.
fer to buy the situation of some practicing phys.
clan. He will pay cash, or give Richmond pro-
perty In exchange. Give particular description
and the price, and address, for one month,
Ia 31-1mh n. ID.
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w NrhD- ny A YOUTH
OF steady industrious habits, a S TUAT1ON
in any respectable business drug business
preferred. Address IN. - at this Office.
fp 8
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XTTANTED-A situation a. Tescher by amsn
w of experience In teach ing. who has gradus.
ted ID Greek and Latin and Modern Languages; and
has attended all tn. other schools. except one In
the University of Virginia He refers to Dr. bar
rison, and ali the literary professors Of the Uni'
versity. Address "A. B. Co." Treviiisn's Depot,
Ior;aa = ,untv Va fe 3-eo5t*
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w ANTED.-A young lady {Virginian)
w wishes to obtain a situation as a
TEACHER, in private family or good
netghbOrhOOd She has had several years.
experience in teaching the English branches.
Reference given if required. Address "Box
No. SOL" Petersburg, Va. SITS
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NYANTED-BU BOOKS FOR The SOL
w DIERS.-Persons having more BOOKS
MAGAZINES, PAMPHLETS, or PAPERS,
than they need can make them very useful by
sending them into the army. We have al
ready received many raCkagee for that pur-
pose. and from the encouraging results which
have come under our observation, as we'll a.
from the fact that the soldiers are earnestly
pleading for something to read, we are led to
solicit donations OF this character. Direct
all such packages to 0soRGs J. SUMNER L
Co., Richmond, Va.
A. f. DICKINSON,
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Nv" DWELLING
a. N. emma, ~ Iocu., az. Tobacco Alley, con-
tanning two large rooms, porc> ,sr na sna
Kitchen with two rooms, with = '~As0 S~Au' w.
For tsrms, &C., apply to sryNr
10 29-ts CLOPTON 1919.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for pr, 'psIty !. 70
L. or near the city Of Richmond, N.Y. IN
situated two and half miles from Norfolk. ''..
tanning 100 acres. with improvements. For p +
ticulars, address B. B. BUTT,
At Richmond, or
WIN. BUTT,
II lo-lms Al Norfolk, We
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CASTLE & COOKE,

ID y. FEITNER.
Continues freproOf building Kaahuma
Chronoeters rated by observations OF the and
with a transit instrument accurately adjusted the
meridian Of Honolulu. Particular attention given fine
watch repairing Sextant aud quadrant glasses slvered
and adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
hand and for sale. 267-1y
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II Having long enjoyed the confidence and pat
ronage Of the public, in business transactions,
take the opportunity return heartfelt thanks
for past favors and respectfully continuance Of
the
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Commercial Advertiser.

Song Of Ihe Negro Bonfmau.
oh, praise an tanks De Lord he come
To set de people free;
An massa tinS 1t day OBJ doom,
An We Oh jubilee,
De Lord dat heap de Red Sea waves
lie just "a 'rrong as den,
He say de word last nigh, slaves.
To-day the Lords frecmen-
De yam will gro=, de cotton bIOz,
Wen h.o de rice an corn
OF. Esb5er you fear, IL nebber you hear
De- driver blow his horn.
Ole massa on he trabbles gone;
He I-ab de land behind
De Lords breI bIo= him furrier on,
Like corn shuck in de wind
We owa de hoe, own the plow,
We own de hands dat hold
We sell de pig, we sell De COW,
But nsber chile he sold
De yam viii grow, de cotton blow,
Wei hab de rice an corn
On, nebber you fear, IL nebber you h-ar
De- driver blow his horn.
We pray de Lord; lie glib signs
Dat some day be free;
De No,f-wid tell il TO de pines,
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We tink It when de ehur~t-beIl ring,
We dream it in de dfeIms
De rice-bird mean it when he sing,
De eagle when he scream
De yam will gro=, de cotton blow,
Wen hab de rice an corn
Oh, n-bber you fear, II nebber you hear
De driver blow his horn
We knox the promise neber fail,
An nsber lie De word;
80, Ike de 'postles in de Jail,
We waited flr de Lord:
And now he open cherry door,
An tros away De key;
He tinx we lab Him before
We lub Him better free
De yam vii! grow, de cotton blow.
He'lI glib De rice an corn
so rebber you fear, II nebber you hear
De driver blow his horn