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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-27
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
correspondsnes Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PErERsBURa, October &c, 1866.


A movement promising great usefulness
has been organized within the past few
days under the auspices Of the Mechanics
Association; namely, . night school. Pro-
fessor William B. Carr, A. NJ, the Presi-
dent of the Petersburg Female College,
has volunteered his services as principal.
The design-is to give course Of instruc-
ton in mathematics and physical science
to apprentices and journeymen whose
occupations preclude them from attending
day schools. A goodly number Of pupils
have entered their names, and the school
will 60 into operation in the course Of .
few days. :.
The Mechanics Association has been in
existence for many years, and has accu-
mulated Q considerable amount Of pro-
perty. Their revenues are amply sufficient
to enable them to carry through the enter
prise-sp spoken Of.
The games which have latterly been in
troduced 90 extensively in other cities do
not appear to have received encourage.
ment here. There has been no attempt to
organize Baseball Club, and probably
very few persons understand the game
practically. The old Chess Club, how
ever, which Was in fourishing condition
before the war, has just been revived.
Officers have been elected, and room en-
gagged, In which meetings will be held on
Saturday evenings Of every week.
Lot me give You an illustration Of farm
ing on q largo scale. Captain Stuart
Barnes, tho Late efficient chief Of the
Freedpen's Bureau In this city, resigned
his position last spring with the intention
Of making his residence here and engaging
In agricultural pursuits. He has been
working six large plantations, several OF
them being, IN the .nejghb0Fho0d Of the
city, and Others on James river. OF the
latter tho celebrated Shirley estate rs
one, on which he has . lease for five years.
The terms o. which he rents these lands
Is to ind eynFythipg. and pay the proprie-
tors. ono-fourth, 0f the gross product. This
fall he ID seeding l,3e0 aores Of land In
wheat. moro than half Of which he has al
ready finished, and would have sowed still
more but foe ~ difficulty In obtaining good
seed. Al this time he has about 100 Ia
borefse IN his smployment--all freedmen.
He has but q Door opinion either Of their
industr1| q their integrity. A few Of them
only be consiaers reliable. He has not
been diving them less than ten dollars- per
month, finding them cabins and supplying
them With rations. Another year he con-
Templates making uSs ofwhite labor chiefly.
Captain Barnes has not ventured on the
culture Of either cotton or tobacco, prefer
ring the strictly farming routine. Hiscrop
Of corn this year he estimates - Be 30, 600
bushsls, ]. forgot 70 inquire whether be
uses any euAno .or othsr commercial ma
nure, butt presume not to any great ex-
tent, - nearly III the farms IN the neigh
uorhood Of ~ city have any quantity o.
manure, which accumulated during their
occapatsoa by one or the other Of the two
armies. SxOwDEH.
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NEW MILY FLOUR.-Fifty
IN barrels HAXALL'S NEW FAMILY FLOUR,
which We warrant a. strictly choice, for salo low
by fan 81 FRENCH CRENSHAW.
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REMEgMBER THE |. OLD OLD! EsTAB:

.DEMEMBER THE OLD ESTAB-
III LlsHMsNT.-LEvY BRorHERs are nov
Offering some vory great bargains In gSoas yhish
shs h.Hs j1;Ss anSy s.ssIsn WSi,
Red, and Yellow Flannel at 70 and % cents; lrish
Linen ct 60 cents. worth ss cents ct 1s cents worth
tons 1t is, 70, and IS cents handsome Linen Sets
Of Collars and Cuff 1t IS cents, worth = cents
Handsome Embroidered Linen 6ets, Collen and
IS cents; Trsnch.wovs Cons!s 81 si:S; shsp:
herds Plaid, all WOOL, superior quality, Of ~
cents handsome stock OF Nubias. sontsgs, HOODS,
width Cotton Sheeting 1t 90 cents; white Flannel.
ysrd wide, all wool, at % cents yard-yide
goods, to be had BY calling .. ..,
Oc 70 LEVY bhUThkhS.
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The GEORGYANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS.
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
Tfsight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. b. TATUH, Agent.
Onee nj steamer wharf.
J.. n. YRBEMAH, Passenger Agent.
ONee corner Fourteenth and franklin streets.
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These SHIPg are entirely new, and we're bal"
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100 USHELS BOLTED CORN
llU MEAL lust received and for sale BY
PALMER, HARTS0OK CO.,
Ecurfa nj streat
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replied another. 49, 49,.
After dinner, Paganini was, scc6rding TO
bis custom, seated on the drawing room
sofa, slipping his eau ssicre, when IN I'M
usual noise was heard In tho corridor.
Presently Nicette entered, and announced
that . porter had arrived with case d.
rected TO Signor Pagsnini.
ST don't expect any case" said he !;
y but suppose he had better bring It in.'
Accordingly, stout porter entered,
bearing . good-sised deal box, on which,
beside the address, were the words, = Fra
eile, with care.n Pagsnini examined II
With some curiosity; and having paid the
messenger, proceeded 70 open the lid. His
long, thin, but extremely muscular fingers
accomplished the task without difficulty,
end the company, whose curiosity caused
them somewhat 10 transgress the bounds
Of good manners, crowded around In order
TO zee the contents Of the box.
The musician hrst drew out . large
packet, enyelcped In strong brown paper,
aud secured With several seals. Having
opened this, 3 SECOND and then athird on
selope appeared; and q length tho cuSi-
Gus eyes o. twenty persons were RECALLED
With : gigantic wooden Ghoe, carved out Of
. piece u ~, ard almost large enough 10
ssrss ~ ! chflds csalD. Bufstso q kaeh-
sehsl1ed IL discovers.
cseess 1T xeH Via has sent +.
e 60 sa.ss sxss!lss ! {, u ~ I z. e
|pseogate - > 4 Y Y =; pm. = Il
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MUSTARD.-Superior English MUS.
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ns o. q p''A' Do"" 'A .Y. STOKES L co.
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