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HARPERs NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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skate. of all sizes and Quaiities.-Now Is the time
for the Bows who have eye the Central Park aud other
sIauE grounds sleighs Sleigh Bells Boys Tool Chests,
Pocket Knives fine Table Cutlery. splsndd Plated Sets Tea
Tuys and many useful Holiday presents For sale by
w NJ SEYMOUR L Co, No. Chatham square,
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They raised the statue 90 its throne,
Meath fair Virginia's sky,
The nobiest hero OF the earth,
Whose memory cannot die:
And there, upon his day of birth,
In his loved native cline.
J He tower'd a. In his nanhood's morn,
Majestic and sublime.
But he who, with Promethean power,
Could mould the shspeless ebay,
And wake the chisel'd bronze to life,
Where was his own that dayS
lie stood not mid the gallant throHg
To answer TO his name.
Nor on his temples bind the wreath
That genius wins from fame.
Yet one there was, with pallid cheek
And ever-dropping tear;
Dwslt she not In tue heart Of heartsl
Why comes the mourner herei
She led her ehildrea by the hand,
Their fathers work to see,
And hear the guerdon of his praise
From heightened chivalry.
And silently that prayer arose
Which none but mothers know.
That all his virtues In their souls
Might root and heavenward grow:
Though DER her spirit dsrkly hung,
Like curtaining pail Of dread,
The shadow of q foreign tomb
The image of the dead.
Trne Wife! true Mother nobiest hearts
With tender pity. stir,
And soften even the exulting shout
In sympathy for her;
While ut the glorious Chieftain's feet,
Twined with the laurel, lay
Ieaiiet of that holy love
Which cannot fade away. L. H. 8.
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"a
sales In New York. Tuesday. Of 5000 Virginia %
n ai. sales yestsrday At saX.
New York letter. sayG
Tbrsr ara now uumistAkable evidence Of Improve
rasrs 10 bustness mattsxs. Our merchsnm nsSe =,
eessed comfortable ordera nem the SCUM. EN-
wsssern parehAssfs haain 10 arrive daily, a. low
ever credits viii nor be given 20 freely - " 49,
yeAxs there viii be river purchases on specuisshs
ard saun ~ dealers win liaait tnsiI orasss 49,
aetasl wants Of their several lJcaes OF she'' p's
sat ability 70 pay.
Tus susaa Mxsxrs.--T,s Nev York rost o. Mon
dAg evening sayg
Tbs 80 gar markn, Il quiet thls IA ,rnng At the 80
decline established on Saturday There -. hoMss.
sf. no evidence Of weakness g ye.. ,ne s,ea
The na vket The Cuba market u quite excited,
specuiarofs contracting largely Tor lutare aesery.
and the shipments 70 EurUie a Hiut larger thsh
ustrai The weather was more favorable than ~
lat adyicss Later advices from New Orleans esti-
y@ass COR crop at 2s00t0 hhds. 10.n hhds oil which
have already foaad mIrket.
Tax on Tsape.--The New Bedford Mercury. In an
article on the prices Of oil. remarks
OF the oarg ss 10 be received at this port the pres
eet season we are within bounds In stating that fa
attended with ioss 70 the importers, while the
aggregate on an aver we, VIII scarcely reaunerate
the actual expense OF importation.
Northerm Markets.
NEW YosK, March 2i--Fiour firm at last quota
Corr dutI: white advanced one cent
stocks active. Virginia 6's goa.
HALrTAoRs March a. -Plour duh and unchanged
Wbsst steady --red 81 03l l0 white. good 10 prime
81 .Asa l2s. Corn-saIes active md prices buoyant
white alfS cents, yellow asta6A cents.
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DRUGS. MupIcInHs, 40.

YrHE BEST COUuH SYRUP In THE
i wnRIn,--rRFrAREIg BY CHEMIST.
HARfSifgRNEiS PEGTDR1L SlhUF "
WILD CHERRY
"a admitted by the theusaGas who have used It TO be
the best preparation in use for CoUGs. from colo
or n CoNsUMpT w COUGH, ASTHMA, BkON-
CHTTTS, CATAaKH, or any Lung Affection. ~ IS
aIso n great reed for Hoarseness and alayS all In
Summation of the Lungs or Throat.
ga Bottles 25 80 cents, and 81
gold by PURCELL, LADD co and ell Drug
sists in Kichmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
~ Bill you suffer with pain. use HAKFsHoRsE's
Guar ALL, the great Pain Annihilator
;a G--dft
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RUNAwAYS.

q S75 REWARD.-R Runaway from
.kSn my farm, Cragtou. early In October last, a
2& bright mulatto girl, named NANCY GRAN
THAN, sometimes calling herself vary.
She has bright black eyes, long black eyelashes
thin visage, bushy head of hair of sandy coli,
straight stabilize form, and steps long when walk
ing and Is about fifteen years old. l will give $5U
for her apprehension and delivery to me at farm,
and S25 for the discovery Ut her harberers with sui
fcient proof to cnnyict Them. she has relatives in
the city OF Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, and was last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town. -
70 ~ A n.
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WIN A CHRISTIAN.


~ SIU NE " AhU.-hAn away lrum
"A the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
XII. Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him tC
Richmond. to my care; aud furnished him with
pass to go aud see his wife, and return in week
rom the date If the pass, which was dated early il
September last. His wife was then living in Cbes.
teIfeid county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was emancipated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
will give the above reward. If delivered To me il
Richmond, to John Saunders ct Loretto, IN ESSEX
county, Va. VIII. 3. PHILLIPS.
de hts
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LADIES IN LucESow.-Perhaps you have not heard
that ,hree ladies' known tO DO In Lucknow where
they confined ia one small ROOM but prot. etc d
who have fallen; but 1t Is ed they have not
heard Of the Heath OF their husbands. letter from
ing to find that the writer had lost all note of the
passage oftfme asxiog when it would be Christmas.
A soon Sir James 0utram became aware of the
facts he on.red the rebels $4,000 for their ransom
which Lord Canning Immediately doubled-Catcatd
ksffar.
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ASSASSINATION American and British captains
who have OF late years been la Genoa Ill hear with
regret Of the barbarous sassination Of the English
and American shipohaD dier, Mr.. Alexander Dassa-
norio, man who. by his honest and upright deal
ing. had acquired the confidence of all with whom
he had business transactions.
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The Cincinnati Commercial saws that q contract
has been concluded between the Baltimore and Ohio
RaiIr lad Co. and Hon Amos Kendall and his ass D
oiates, for the construction Of tel gr ph line tn be
rst class Ia materials an construction. from Graf
Ton TO PARK ersbarg.
A little boy. twelve years of sge, was run over
and killed by . train ON the Baltimore and Ohio
Railro ed. below Ritchietown ON Friday evening
Accounts from Constap tnoplo TO the 18th ult ;.
state 600 sheep frozen 10 ueath there in
one night.
A family In Cummington. Mass has earned 81 500
in one Year By braiding palm-leaf hats.
The New York Herald SAYS that ex-Mayor Wood
70 about to institute suit for libel against Horace
Greedy Co.. ofthe Tribune. containing 100 counts.
The Cincinnati Price CarreRt estimates the total
number II hags packed there this season at 40 677
This Is the largest number packed for ten years
The whole number OF packers was thirty seven.
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UARTsHORNE's CURE-ALL-THE

Al GREAT PAIN ANNIulbATuRl -.
This article IS the greatest discovery 10 Chemisai
or Medical Science for the rapid cure OF KHEUMA 4
TfsM. NEURALGIA, ToOriI-ACHE, EAk-AcHE,
SnRE THROAT. STIFF NECK. or pain ia the
LINES, SIDE, BACK, or any part Of the body.
1t is al.o aa excellent preparation Tor Dyspepsia
aud Indigestion which arises from weak stomach or
bowel Thousands OF persons who have used ARTS
HoRsEs cuRE-ALL. have been asfoni5hed at iis Won
deriul power in removing any pain from the sys-
TEN.
u5- Bottles g. 50 cents, and 81.
10 be had OF PURCELL, LADD 4 Co, and all
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
a m-alff
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COAL.

A ETHRACTTE AND CLOVER HILL
IA coat. OAK AND PINE wO0D.--The suI,
scfber having taken the Yard formerly occupied by
Messrs. Pickett q Maynard, aud More recently By
Mr. Alexander England, b prepared 20 furnish hst
Anthracite and Clover Hill Lump Coal, Oak and
Pine Wool. at market rates. Orders received at my
old stand on basin Bank. between 9Th and 9Th sts
and aI-D at the Coal Yard near Petersburg depot.
NH f2-tlIni WM @ BKAZkAL.
A NTuRACITE CUAL.--3tU tons RED
n and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for
sale at the lowest market price, fgR CASH. Apply to
@ B dPSCoMB, Coal Office 18th 81,
70 2s-ts Near Mayg's Bridge.
GLOVER HILL COAL-For sale by
~ NJ. y. WHITING
fe I-ern Near Petersburg Depot.
VHEAP ENGINE FUEL.--fins Coke
" delivered at 6 cents pea busheL III mixed with
a small proportion of bituInnous coal, IL makes
very economical fuel for steam engines. Yards
per oth street and Basin aud 9Th and Byrd streets
in its JIM. y, WEfsln, dEb
DEDUCTION In FUEL.-We have on
II hand a full supply of excellent HARD COKE.
which will be delivered for the balance OF the season
at 81 80 per load At this price 1t is beyond coupa
risr the cheapest fuel to be had for Close Stoves.
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
a3- Yards corner 10th street and Bnsn and 9th
and Byrd streets. JNO. j. WERTH. Agent.
de 29-ts
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1 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

IA For sale, my Farm of 3ll acres in AiLemarle
county. adjoining j. o. Massey, sneed and others;
ak miles from Charlottesville, two aud half from
wanna improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one-third bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
and highly improF ed. All necessary out buildings
and we'll of sirst rate water are on the premises
Terms liberal. II preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich.
mond OF call at my Office, corner Of franklin and
Governor streets b. A. HART.
oc I5-dSm
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-LEYY is sell.

MPUhI NOIlCE.-LEVf IS SELL
ing Dry Goods at exceedingly low prices. Don't
forget TO give him call before purchasing else
where. he has just received 100 pieces yard wide
heached Gotten at 10 cents. worth va cts Is piece
Bleached Cotton nearly one yard wide, only 614cts:
100 yards ocd quality Briants at l21s cts, worth
2icts Collars AT lz1a CITE. worth p cts $40 pieces
Calico, some as low Ga cts; excellent assert
ment Of bleached and unbleachsd Cotton; Tabt
Cloth; Damask: Towels and Napkins; Linen and
Cotton sheetin2s, 81, inshes wide "a Pillow Case
Linen and Cotton; Alracca5 and Bombazines, and a
great many other goods too numerous - mentn,,
to be sold ut such prices cannot fail to suit the
purchaser. Remember! Remembsr!i Remember!
JACOB LEWIS,
Old Established Cheap Dry Goods Store
NH eft No 10 Main street.
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xIINpOW SHADE DEPOT. 23O BRoAp

w STREET the only place where You can obtain
cheap pair OF Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 37Rc. cheap at 100
Plain Shades soc, worth 81
Bouquets T5c, worth Sl.25
Vases only 81. 20
Gothic style ST., l.50
Gold and Velvet Sl.25 cheap At s.
Gold Centre 81 50, worth 400
Gold and Velvet Centre 81, cheap at 600
Dry Landscapes 81 81, worth 500
Also, q large assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, u durable article. Those Ia want OF
q good article at low price. would do well to call at
NJ. G0LDEE'S Dry Goods and Shade Store,
230 Broad street.
B.-storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
~ Shades made to order at short notice
ia Nj
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TANES NJ CARTER

JAMES NJ. CARTER,
u HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
d, GLIDER AND GLAZIER, CORNER FRAN X
LIN AND ltTH STREETS, OPPOSITE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal share of patronage
bestowed him for the last sixteen years and flat
tiers himself by strict attention to business to merit
a continuance of their many favors. He has on
hand stock of fresh materials, and is receiving
from the North, constantly, Leads Zines, bite aud
Paints, &C, &c. which he would be pleased to work
up on the most favorable terms, having as eompe-
tent workmen as can be found in any other like
tablishment Mr. Samuel Snyder, who is SO well
known in this city, will continue TO assist in the bns;
Chairs, Walters &c, neatly painted and regilded.
Transparent Window Shades, richly embellished
and lettered, furnished TO order. ..
fl 26--im JAS CARTER.
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FOR SALE, &C.

EOR SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
Il f2 Ri MAURY a co.
ErARM IN CAROLINE FOR SALE
l. wish 10 sell the FARM on which reside. con-
tanning about go scres Seventy five acres in oak
aud pine timber "a miles from chesterfield Depot.
The buildings consist OF an excellent Dwelling and
out houses-all new. This Farm can be bought for
the cost of the improvements For particulars, ap
ply TO sAM'L I. DICKINSON, NJ ID,
Ruther Glen p o. Caroline county, Va.
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
6AUTHORfZED by THEeTATs or GkURaiA-
9s0.0OOt - for elOis
The f,,,owins scletass viii be drawn By 4. SWAN
AGO. Maaa1ers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. In
zach OF their single Number Lotteries for April.
isss at AUGUSTA, Ga, In public, under the super
attendance u Commissioners.
GLASS 9,
rebS drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca In pukiio on
SATURDAY, APRIL Sd, 1858.
GLASS 10, e z
TO b drawn In the city OF Augusta Ca IN public OF
SATURDAY, APRIL inrH fass
ULAEs n,
10 Be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca. IN public.
SATURDAY, APRIL 17fn, 1853
, GLASS H.
20 lie drawn In the city of Augusta Ca In pubic
SATURDAY, APRIL 2,fH, 1853.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUABkkG
5,&S5 PRfZESf
Nearly One pffss 20 Ecssy kisss Nckezs.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEi
pg DRAWN
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TEXTS NOT TRANSFERABLE AT .ate negro ball
In New York the following notice pf sted the
doot-post: " Tic kets fifty cents No gentleman ad
mittei unless be comes himself
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DRlCE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

hEDOSbD III DOLLahDs
l. -Ruptures cured! Ruptures radically cured
The price of DIR. Shermans great radical rupture
Truss has been reduced from SI0 10 only So placing
il in the power of all TO obtain of these Invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cared. This Truss can con
venently be sent by mail or express to any portion
of the State.
send a measure of your hips or pelyis-sayine
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
tnctly writing your name and place Of residence
The pad OF this Truss works the ball and socket
SYSTEM giving it great latitude of motion so a. u
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
It there at your pleasure by small lever attached
1t is worn with perfect comfort The Truss il neat
instrument being perfectly simple and at all liza
ble to get cut OF order be broken 1t has cured
great number of persons in this city and throughout
the State aud will most cheerfuliy refer TO gen
tiernen who are well known fcr their yeracity and
responsibility, who hsve themselves been thorou zhl,
cured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo in
Of leIg standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce IL the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money t.
anY merchant or friend in the city, will giy
an reference responsibility aud pFomptasss
The Truss or any information concerning IT. can be
had Of u. Z. JAaheOS,
No. IL Main street. Richmond.
~ B. Persons owning valuable slaves who rup-
tured should by all means obtain one; for they viii
not only cure, but are 50 durable that they the
cheapest in tie end.
Ali kinds of Trusaes kept and sold reasonable
terms de bly,
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S. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES FOR

SPRING, 1873 Nj ARGUS AkRIs, ls3
Broad street legs leave to inform HIS friends
and the public generally. that he has recently
enlarged and othel wise improved his stre and Is
now prepared to show the largest and most varied
stock of Boots and Shoes he@yer had the pleasure 81
oteF heretofore The reputation Of our house tr
keeping superior goods il so we'll established that u
is unnecessary 10 say more ON that point NewOuid
Csll the attention OF purchasers to large and well
selected stock of Boots and Shoes, which we pre-
pared to offer mt the very lowest prices. Having
bought the most of our goods for cash. viii sell
them on the same terms with small return. We r.
spectfully invite those in want OF gooi Boots aud
Shoes, at low prices, to cali at -.
nh % No iS3 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-25
nYspEpsIA AND FITs.-Da. TRAcY

- DRLoGMR the great curer of Consumption. was
for several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that
for part of the time he confined to his bed. He
was eventually cured by a prescription furnished
him by young clairvoyant girl This prescription
given by mere child while IN state oil trance mas
cured everybody who has taken IL, never having fail
ed once 1t is equally IN cases Of Fts as OF
Dyspepsia The ingredients may be found in any
drug store l will send this valuable prescription
20 any person on the receipt Of one stamp TO pay
postage Address DIR. TRACY DELORME, CrEAT
CURgR OF CONSUMPTION, New Yoik Post Office.
fn I7-dHcWlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-25

fARIEfy Is TIE SPICE OF LIFE-A Wisconsin cor
respondent Of the Rochester Union states that In 60
tug from Prairie du Chien 10 La Crosse, few day
saJ, o singular scene was p esented on the steam
boat At enc end Of the long saloon cler lyman
was preaching 10 q small crowd gathered around
him; in the middle. gambling n busy progress;
aud at the other extremity Of the saloon there
music and dancing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-25

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
priss. are $500
prizes Of $40. experimenting TO Ssouoo
prize, are 20
prizes Of $3.50 experimenting 10 sie.9oo
prize, are 800
prizes OF Sl2s experimenting 10 $500
prize, are 5W
tp.fzes Of 500, appruximating 10 81 900
prize, are 4oO
prizes Of SIS approximating to 35.600
prize, are $40
prizes Of $50 experimenting 10 $3.50
prizes are Aw
s0o, nrizas OF $40 are 100000