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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
" LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING-LOTs
FIRST AND CLAY STREETS, NEAR CHM
BORAZO PARK, AND ON BALDWIN STREET
BETWEEN BIZ CtH 4 NAN AND JAMES
STREETS, NEAR THE NEW MACHIN
SHOPS OF MEsSRS. W. f.. TANNER & CO., AT
AUCTION.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, dc.

4 GAINSI NNALL-POA, DIFIIIIIE-
n RIA, TNPHOlD-FENkR Sc.
BLAIR's CHLORAL THiMOL PROrilll A.
TIC AND DlSiNFECrANr
destroys the germs Of contagious di-as~ in &C.
cor,aucc with the latest teachings of sci,nce. is
uscf. simple. harmless. and agreeable. IL l. em-
uloyed ly some Of our ablcst physlciins.
Prcpar,dby . MN,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price. soc. bottle. hVo
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by Frank ID. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Agent, and Auctionccr-.
No. HOS Main street.

ERAME DWELLING. No. 60 BEN-
Il ERLY BETWEEN PINE AND BELNI-
DEEE STREETS. AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, MARCH 9. 1sS2.
AZ , o'clock l.. NJ. on the premises, we will sell
that NEAT FRAME DWELLING and HAND
SOME LOI OF LAND located as described above.
The house has five rooms and kitchen. and the lot
l. 25Nl2O feet. with nice wide alley on 10, west
ern boundary. This offers a good opportunity 10
purchase nice dwelling in good locality az
moderate cost.
TERMS: Reasonable, and announced on day Of
sale. FRANK ID. HILL a Co.
NH Auctihncer-.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE FARM N HENRICO COUN-
Tl, ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RICH
MOND. AT THE TOLL-GATE, ON THE ME-
GAINESVILLE PIKE, AND CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACRES.-By virtue of a decree
of the Circuit Court OF IIenrcO county entered
February 8, 1882, In the cause Of Kaufman ami
ais. rs. SlinglutI. Kaufman. and ais, Tie under
signed. special commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sell at public auction, ON the prcmi-
ses, on
MONDAY. MARCH ID. 1882.
at o'clock T. NJ, the aboye-described DESlRA-
BILE FARM, belonging 10 the estate Of Hiram
Kaufman, deceased, near the lands OF Mr. John b..
Davis and others. The buildings consist of a
LARGE TWO-STORf FRAMED DWELLING
AND OUT-BUlLDlNG5, with All OAK GROVE
In the yard. The land lays beautifully, aud is In
very good condition, with about a half-mile front
on the Mechanicsyile pike.
This sale offers "A rare opportunity 10 secure a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND particularly
adapted 10 trucking and understanding that
must prove handsome investment.
TERMS: One third cash balance In two equal
payments at one and two years for negotiable
notes with per cent. interest added title retained
until all the purchase-money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the Court. r. e. MINOR,
Special Commissioner.
sale by X. Il. CHAPLIN 4 Co, Auciioneers.
a. ~
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LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.

ROCK L AND LIME. 3D. 900 barrels
brated Cobb Lime-kilns,~ daily expected per
schooner Milford, for sale low from the dock by
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
Nos. sos Main and IL Fifteenth street.
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te X3 SLtclal 'pinlIlS>lontT-'
EXECUTOR'S SALE or VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY Or ALLAN
IA. GA.-I will sell before the courthouse door In
the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, Ca on the
FIRST TUESDAY (7TnD IN MARCH, 1882,
within the legal hours Of sale, all that property on
the corner Of Whitehall street and the railroad,
erected and owned by the late Captain william
Kidd, and known rs the
CENTENNIAL BUILDING,
comprising FIVE 90 STORES on Whitehall street.
Nos. /. 3, 5, 7. and Q. and THREE STORES or
OFFICES on Wall street and TWENTY SEVEN
OFFICES and sLEEPING-ROOSlS on second
floor; LARGE HALL, with THREE ROOMS at
tached, on third floor; also, NEW FOUR-STORl
BRICk BUILDING In the rear. All will be sold
together.
Capitalists and Others wanting Atlanta property
are invited 10 attend this sale.
This property Is situated in the most central
business part Of the city, and commanding the
best Of rent-paying tenants.
viii also sell az the same time and place other
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE situated In other
parts of the city, as shown by plat exhibited on
day of sale.
Also at the same time and place.
339 shares ATLANTA GAsLi"hr COMPANY
IS shs sTs,4 AyTLANTA NATIONAL BANK
8 shares GEORGIA. RAILROAD AND BANK
10 shares OGLETIIORPE MANUFACTURING
CONTAIN sT0Ck At, ,xr,crv,
EGRAPH COMPANY STOCK;
l40 shares ATLANTA STREET RAILROAD
40 cI GTS9M aF ri sI .STA FUNDING BONDS.
USiTEDsThTEs COUPON BONDS, $1,000
STATE oE FL GEORGIA fsSt;i BONDS, 81 900 each,
TERMS: Cash. J.H. MECAsLIN,
Executor Of the will of william Kidd, deceased.
q. W. ADAIR, Auctoncer. re lS,2o&Mh4f
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By Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncCr,
lOI6 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 DE
~ SIRABLE AND ELIGIBLN-LoCATfD
STOC k-BRlCk RESIDENCE, No. 2OJ EAST
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND STREETS.-By virtue Of decree Of the
Richmond Chancery Court in the suit of McCar-
thy, &C. Is. Dickinson and ais. entered February
IL, 1882 the undersigned, special commis -i0ner7
thereby appointed for the purpose, viii sell AT pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1889,
at A. O'Clock i. W., the aforementioned proper
~. described in deed of trust from 4. T.. Dickn-
son and wife 10 Furman Upper and \. j. fhewn-
ing. trustees dated April II, 1878. and recorded
In the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court.
Deadlock III 4. page 269. as follows: " That
certain LOT OF LAND, with BRICK TENE-
MENT thereon, situated on the south side of Main
street, fronting2i 1912 feet, and extending back
In parallel lines 100 feet to an alley" The DWELL
ing has ten rooms. and the Kitchen detached, four
and yields good rental. The attention of invest
is invited to this sale, the property Is yaui
BILE, and lice In the line Of improvement.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, interest added and title re-
tained until all the purchase-mOney is paid and
deed Is ordered by Court.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
ROBERT STILES,
4. II. COURTNEY.
JOHN II. DINNEEN.
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1. CAPITAL

H
amount OF said
assets
Value OF real estate owned by the
nerestis
fOclOs ~ .
said Interest
Value of lands mogaged exclusive buildings erhaie improve
Value Of buildings lO7609O
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REAsURY NOTES OF TIE UNITED STATES AID
rATEs, AND ALSO or STOCKS And BONDS or Is
ATE, AND or ALL OTHER STOCKS ASD Bonds
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INSURANCE STATEMENT
" % .' .
PUBLISHED Authority THE AUDITOR or prn,,c a,
EIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.

THOMAS VI. ALFEiEND son
GENERAL AGENTS SOUTHEASTERN DEPARTMENT.
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA,
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Hal,


The mountain te@R> are Wnndefiilh ptNllh ei children. anal ale tbc trai nut >etic> ai italN'> lshassrs papaiatJnn ihr smaller enc> are i.cf..N >s aaalio>>. neN>- ptpcrlcs> and >haplc>> Au ii,t,stse ho~cN q. io keep Up y.,'c. where >ogf ~lne> aGd wot>e aquofs a4e n hc saf. and sa1aetsrucS i,,'>t.,st sissH'a>. t.AlA.,,,#.a and latter, tlt ksS Nho h daaIoas hieS>- lng> the government makes ever, ettat' io distribute mpaafIafN alsee te ti5 | .snd l,oor. sa,hetne mo thv,t own sofict> ever, StfaN ecnt4tnc lot ftt lastet taa aftse#e> tine hAtd-hctdcd peasants ean be tcnaRted to >j,ciid ts,f them lae>e pe.lS-.l-is -ttc an independent a=ts>. ptsSsessiIl., ftafr n4e4a> than then personal * weesd =>a4sse>i ieHd et .,aI Atul.hic to then ehliitea bu, ~o1itt sthsi ham and >elffs3 ta the4I parents whose Hae 1t !sie :, uun.tl.. .ttrti >cscie tal and ptNa.lelt ta ,hcig llsi breath The ehiIfen cta tts.f >tll t> soon a> thcN can taddlc NrhAsC seen ,httiTen ot lcEact NcauS who thought nothing ni taking | twenty a4lc laefees t,urdcned wth a he.t.N head oi ta.s.k lags3= The .nas, lr ,hE S.sstLins thC~c iahafs comes fos oi mea;. "f what >, 3eo'fSf~ would consider nutritious dtei. beng the autLruuth ot hcaSt he>tntt flaet. il4e ,otl>esi !, hcA,en bread. and su,h Seze= table, .,> the ,hln sotl NilI ..ts,", "a>ae.I down wItb water eaten ttrEululN, ant .it. e>trd II ntSh, ga >luoAX. ehmurNless f,7,,il,<. EGjttioss .fi rii vrt1;ri un>t,oa ",iote ai tac >lie,t. ant ->.tasi#.fN kiud sta h .,> stl .e e11, ,'ul aAtas> ~euf5 Jc, late would faecd bleod-po>en n twenty Jour hours l There me>i he >sslfie thug wonderfully fc, uPet.,tfsc m The mouut.aH 1it that enAhlr> tltv>, ulaun ;aincels ta tai>e thest uaaetau, itH4l4e- ni ,hlsiren. >tfan.z and hardy, ts th.s d.. under such delctctiui1, ,aud.ueu II dlct and Iedsins the more >pc'ialls |, the .,dull male population msltie ta the uuN haleseR, plans oi the M.utnn., dn Iln1 tht winter n .eateh oi "otk. eonIns bt5k aite, >iN meteg inanlh> hafd iaal Mtth. perhaps. twenty to ipttt ot t'itt dol ili> III then pa, kct, ior then itmiles surpui, the test the Veal. Il, aid t.,lk> dte.,d m4ih ieasan feeble a4d .1sc. and thcmsetxcs ptit-ssh- ethts-.44 da> ot uan-wotk tn the latest moment Nature kndi, help theta. maat eante>>. iai Il x | wonder fe sec what lnad, the most ~fnklcd and dtlApIdAied old hsl danes here >tafkef unsiti -esi4re i.sAsH5 III altogether.
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Family Friendship.
Exchange

' However great the affection existing hc- tween the members of one family. there ls seldom any great degree of real triend- ship sustained. Many reasons may be alleged tur ihlS the most coscnt of which k probably the hlunuag influence of con tinuai tam.iiar,;N Lnlns tl~aN together
 the members ot one family ate ap; to be
 come monotonou> and uuintcres,lns "a each othe. Having had such abundant opportunity. ihe> iantN they have entirely ;athUmcd each other and that there Is nothing H2aze .o md cut. There ,> na longer the attiAC;on ot Curo>l,N oT the >.tmulu, ot NarictN. They ale n0t ,NidIN impressed. ner da ,heN ieel able to lm- pte>> m ;keiI turn. So there comes io be a ,amcnc>s and n>lpidit, Aboti, home ',c Whl,h h k supposed ,o be inherent m |.
 ihr 'ceiiue oi the uselessncs> oi efiee: Ie.dcn> eitati.-and a lukeMatin sp.ut .. calm goodwill l. .tii that is esefi .ttined at. l hat ihis is the CasC n numcfuus tiiul- .scs maN hc proved by ,he chaaSe winch they cNpettcnec on ;he afrss.tl et any t.tl
 aed guess. New lie ant energy seem ta enter with hlm and pet,adt the hitherto tf>;lcs> household each one feels 4 new pleasure 4nd ,n unwenird destie ,e please. wfle3, afe elutl.s e>ai.AI-itins hat. -iiet hi> departure. ,heA sfadurits -t,sA la. k iHta the old apa;hetie routine. Nouns people seek rehct from ,his >,,ttc et thns> ,, iafmns es.l>iie tt.end>hp> and while such A,;a, hmen;> are m, by .nN means ta be elnd.sgumna,riy discouraged. htins
 iHg ;heu aaR special advantage and pleasures. I k to he sincerely deplurcd ;h3i friendship, iu~3ae the home are >a ra4e. and thti the NeaHS are >a generally growing up in the ldca ;ha, lheA are ln- possible. There ale. of course. maus honorable esccptous n thIS. where tfe, ealN husband ana wttc have been hte long and dcsatcd ttlcnd>. but ll>o pa rents and eREIdrvI. ttathcrs aud >l>tcrs- Yet the careful preservation ei these ln- sts,tet--. the t.>ttttite 4,a.=t,arsted- Gs them. pto~rs lhelr oomptratlNe IWtY.
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A FEW SUGGESTIONS.

Hudbras once remarked, The sue cessful advertiser k the one who keeps at il all the tme llu. was correct Don ! wait until times are better. adt eftise now and make them better. When NoH hay e more customers than you can accom- modate. when yal cannot buy goods IS fas, as you can sell them. -four success is assured and you need no advertising.
 lust now We are aim nst a.the beglanin. of the business season. Crops were never better. and the indications are that m a few weeks the people will have more money than they cScr had before. | niess you let these people kto~ that you arc IT the rnarlc, and tt1l, ynt,r- ,r11c.s arc for sale. you can no, reasonably eNpee; :he.r patronage. Ii you Al,h to keep your bus iness secret. if you wish tn he regarded as a stranger in yout oNn community. don't advertise hu, If you wish Ia be known. if you desire trade fl you want to be pros- porous and happy. advertise.
 The best medium for advertising k that journal which is read by the mos. and the best people IT those sections from which you wish trade.
 In this connection we would call the attention of business men 10 the ARkN>- SAN TRNeFIER whici, iis,> tAe ..ieles; oir- culation of any paper published in the state. Fhis paper has larger city cireu- lation and a larger country ejaculation than any paper published at the capital and its list is increasing rapidly and con s,andy. Besides this large city and state circulation the ARkAN,Aw TRAvtLfR is known and sold by neWsdeaicrs through out the United States and Canada Read and reflect. and scpd.in your advertise ments at once to the ARka>Ssw TkAy- ELER.
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To Please EVeryeody.
Boston Post

There is one editor who has achieved the tca; oi running newspaper to sull everybody Occasionally. to he sure. he has complaints. ha, he nc, e i,,ls to >.a<i, the complainets that they arr m the wreng. l, wasn't al~aNs >o with him
 He anlN adopted the SS>,cln after he go, desperate. l. was one das after he had fe,riNcd seven complaints that he tticd II \ man ,anc n and sad Why m tophel dldn Nau ptiui the Mhole at the psoteeJ56g> ot the Nn,seN tu the lhcS cn- slen et 0turtiN te HNg>. instead @ huc; abstract " Inc e,i,,o, tcpted "ob, NoB made d speech that wasn't in the tc- pe;t eh ?" Then he went around tho counter he dusi fleW fst | ieW moments.
 ,ad ,hen l, hrt.lnir more lulei he cd.tot telA>ed ht> silpeu the man thtoa, >ufits teatl> ,y' ict hun >lsSak. and he sad ;hat he sue>>cd the 4Bllle Na> alluEhi. ,ud hc had ouh catur ii Id teHew ht> >uh>g upsion hc~,> ie; up. pad the money and leii as he weat an, he ealhdcd with ,, man whe hat ,n ukh sltre m ht> eve. 4nd dancing up ta the ed',at. >,id % N haf | NC mean. >a paN toi :, sen>i- bic newspaper and here got a toi ot >tut. ,haa, ,taeiA t. hogs Nna ought ,o ttc nut m lul to, rtntns such tat
 The eiitat went liuund ths. aUntcl ts 4tn. and l.. ,tn the dust iic~, ,nd rie, oi ,ke Neuf terlh tom inN c5l ct fo o mN e.tat cyv Nrfr ht4ed h s..z t4sll 1,c 'u5nutc> briotr the cdIfo ,ouId .tj the ru5,n < ,,1lt tom on and put hum cu the #aai w}ih ht> head n the ,oai >s uttle Hu. he Jtd [, | L,>, hen he jumped hssh n the .,tt and at des.e upan the man ~t,,u44s h.=,nd the yell ,he m.,u gave. C hmns n thc loal<s. iltlc. sounded .,wiul The c,iuoi Was about ta repeat the aJ,rtatiotS. f,sit the man sad Ne nccdn pfolaus thI> tE"uN iout paper Is rhe he>, m the world l'l> all rEhi | take II iat Len Nc.trS. In .,dHanec " leht maIc t,>stet> had ihe same c>pri3 -.-1s.e=t heu-eaane ane that the edllai , ~tJtdnt thrash |, Vt. woman N h..t Ii Ne man h> publishing ts,shon .utls le> item a threc >eaa zald magaame t' >he t>eed made :, bonnet N, toldipp t1 vsui titfrettpus and tt~ .i,tee se5,t~- nchud the >tslc nh. Yuu wretch Nou mean. hnuid. ms eutn. ant eh h
 '' N,N deal madam lac sad. Sea .lc uEm m Het hito run ! paret l'u stop .d nnsc ia a teIotttt, iohn den' send uP tns more eeP> kiIi thu .utg le saving thts lady Vt, belle oi in, htii I.rst tfrlt,. Staf he ,tted. f' aai p5I,ci ts ! houS,i57stt reasute | dnnt .t. about the hannet. and .,mc '" ,sSk Son to=aai house ta nlEh, hc cdltat ..tA, ht wealdn'l diap the tats tpr ,u, lhiak t,eyh"d> leave, eai,shcd -Mllh hls paper
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aboriginal race who fell victims of the treaohery of Cortes. Two of these vii lages. Santa Anita and lxtaculco. Ne~ MeNeo. are noted for their beautiful iow- CTS. and. at certain seasons. when ihel, floating gardens are IT full bloom. ihes are iaHori;e resorts for pleasure par,les ol the citizens.
 The reSion of Eu;Fe- Rios. Tn BraljI. has many noble gardens. The magnlhccn, bay ot Ganamara. along the shores oi which the pubic paSseio stretches for a considerable distance. has been celebrated ioJ :t> beauty ever since the frs, settle ncot ot the Portuguese n tine Brazls. Ai j lime when, uaadaFned h, tft ef ans handlwork cNcep, that af Nature. n :. climate sublime and ethereal thi> shore was ,aiied " The Walk ot the Eo,ek \igh;s. kiIlc.anon. .,> carly .t> lS5s. wrote enthusiastically ot ,he bay ai Cana mafa. and declared ,ha, nothing bu, the bosahoroes could be compared io iis heae;y. He describes a> well. the beau ties of the gardens ei k.a. which. in their antiquity. were marvel> oi >uhlmi,v. During the government: ef the fourth Nisctuy. luis de Nl>s one ellos. n l--S. the present pubic promenade MS ere .itt'4.-A sfeat pAr at the ground now oeeGpled hy ihe promenade when ,hu> prasgs .eJ. ..s vel d, tha; now oee3ig,atsi 5l the plblle gardens. Wa> d low and un- promlsin1 N.i>.e
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SELECTED SADNESS.

The org,nsl land league three miles. u-RsnSe.
 Does the nigh, mall go by the bed pcsts
 Eu k.sa<s.
 1ne ~nrd Ia the wilcs iS sufficient. T i.'sSt-< s.'s N.-;.' >eafk
 \ Soad eoeeanut k meaiy, but a falling >,at s> meteor, sstiT<t
 te~ women arc hlr>>el ~th the sltt of eesaslonal silence ht,t,a >a".
 When funtet uudertake> ,e ehastise hi> ts'ild, t> tulc he usc> the composing S;trk 'sss'g.-'s-- sss,5f'
 1hetr !, man up ln Stcubcr, He who s> se sr">>-eNtd 'hsl he has ! ehroa+e head ? he ' srtfqS- >Its' st.s.Lea,- 4lf
 en ,loagaS the "tt "t> ns A,n te that sad '3lsts stan s.a tl,r,f heasts ,or ieaiers ,o NJ de"h ea. szs.s,>s#. ysv'.-'.
 quad ot toha,,o n | bakery cAkc ma,ie ], New Natk ,Hall b., ,ers Nck. Ba; h, haket htd te hte~ h., pad some where. t.zassz' t..assst,
 N Nher . man faci,,gs h, conservation wsth \NN l know ths i>nt III. at my bassn,>>. Neu n,AN De pt,,,> >uiv that II tsnt "a. sa.i. Nfsi.ssfsn ti> fL
 \ lenE satts le. cntaiei. "IIa~ ,n Let t,,'. X gotns thr 'o nd> oi the foes> \ isliaA, t-lA leala= Iii rne ie,,'n ha~ to let i.e ot A mnie'> taii h.a67. Sf ,<h,se .7s,r5t
 llpw tu 5s Il to Ntn.ounk 2" asked A Wete lu>hsasn. Whe "ae setns there tsst "Nssen W,le~ MAS the reply N ham do 1ag Wi>lr tnsec thctr.' Path t k me,cf' Ii ieth ie y5t thctc. VI, the fetetl 'bIz.3sf st
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$e-~
Uncle Tom a M y;h
Zlaeit,u- -.aAa.a Iua.s.

DkAK SIR: In reply io Naut inluirles wlil say ihu the character oi iucie Iam MAS aei the baestAph> et any one nan. The hfs. suggestion ot t e.,nc ia mc Whllt n N tlnai ilis Ono iwtatt letters ior nly colafcd cook te het hu>- band. slave m kcntas ky. She told me tha, hc wts so tlfthial h., master trusted him to come tlone .,ad uuw u, hc,i lo | IT, einaaiI to market his farm ptadu . Now ;h>. ace otdlns to the iaw> ui otno. gave the man his freedom, since t aus master brought af sent his ,l.tse into ehIo hc be came free ffc =, ~. itu, she Saf, her t,tss- band had gwen his weId a> :, 0hfis,iln te his master that he would not take .i,!s tn- i.,ge of the law hls master n,ssns him his freedom Whether hc ever ga, Il or not Know not.
 il Was some four or iiVc years after when the fugitive slase l.." made me de sfou> of showing what sl.tNerH W.tS, that l eanecISed ihe plan oi writing tic hi>tnrA ot Il faithful Ghus,lan slave, Alter had begun the ,ioty so,. at the Anu-siayorN rooms Tn Boston. Inc au,obiography ot Josiah Henson. and inudgced some ofus mos, striking incidents into my stutx The good people o' England gave mN simple. good trend Josiah enthusiasli. welcome :,s the Uncle Tom oi the stoS. tit,.,i5l, he ,t..s ..I,,e ai,d- -~eil-aad- -Ahel. long to h,e. -nd the Uncle Tom ot the ,fnrl uas buried m | martyr grave. sa much..ln reply to your inqmttes. irust ,hls paIn >t ,ictncnt may prevent my an swcrIng any more letters on ,his subject.
 Ifuk yours. II. l.. NfuAE. a.co. Mc.. luiy =.
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TO JOCK.
BY \. W. KELLY rAkuESas MN.

He was only dog. vel no fa,hiuller hear; Ever beat with delight at a kindly carrss. And piiiless Death eser pointed hls dart Al . life ;ha, Sas PEaeileed 1T irvaehen less. For man has deceived us isgui,ing his plan With the blaadc>t a: smIles and ob>equiou> Hc, lock. poor old fellow. W3s truer than man. And hls record. ,boash humble :, spot lessly clean. There's pair ot brown eye> tha; are missing to-n5sht. And the ~.,tcl, ef inc traes, - seHssaeiS ends Those N onderiul s.r> ,h., anee .ae1n5eE ~.,. delight Vii kiSd.e no more ~,a affection ;a- friends, And now when ,h- red, tinted leave, ., ,hr Fall shall dance 10 ,!.e sn@ ;. .l-e l....ss..t.s-s,S S stream. No lock vii respond ,o iae hunter sia! call. CT follow hs, master. except IT dream.
 tF--e... fa-.g
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