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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

The SPASIARDs ALARxEp.-John Mitchell
writes to the Charles ton Mercury, from
Paris, that the Spaniards begin to take alarm
from their fears Of the designs of the South.
ern Confederacy.
The Epoca, Madrid paper, calls for add
tionai endorsements of Spanish troops to be
sent TO Cuba, and earnestly warns its gov.
eminent that the dapger--which was remote,
contingent and visionary while two separa te
nations and two Incompatible systems of So
ciety were neutralizing one another in the
American Union-becomes imminent, now
that each is shaking itself loose of the other,
ana preparing to go its own way"
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The Convention.

a resolution was offered In the Conysntien
on SATURDAY. TO amend the Constitution so as
70 tax slaves without exemption, according to
value and one WAS adopted referring the
contract Tor printing the debates to a select
committee. Mr.. GooDE. Of Meeklenburg, de.
nverea an address on the subject OF the reso-
iu''ohs onered few days ago by Mr.. Noon,
vi Rockbridge He advocated Southern rights
10 their legitimate extent. Sundry resolu-
tions relating to Federal Rela tons were re-
ferred to the Committee on that subject.
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The Abolition Hegira.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, alluding to the
Honest Old Ape of Illinois having sneaked
into Washington disguised in Scotch ca D and
long military cloak, gravely terms the exploit
Mr.. LIScoLs's first coup d'etat" The
Charleston Mercury asks what would the In.
7aAer say If his next achievement should be
tosneak out Of Washington
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AN lNTRRDIcTED ENBLEN.-By Il decision OF
the Paris Court of Cessation Jewellers and ali
manufacturers OF fancy articles are fully in
.orihea that 1t Is unlawful in France, in vir-
tue of Napoeonic decree, In 1852, against
iacuous or reasonable emblerns. banners
&c, 10 introduce the feur de iys on any Jewel,
bracelet, cabinet work, tapestry, or nphol.
stery and accordingly, the tribunal at Riom,
which, on the 2Sth November last ye,r g,ye
more ienlent Interpretation to the law, was
wrong, and Is rebuked
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a ArHER AND CHILD BrRSRD TO DgATH.-A
neai 'renoing Calamity occurred day or two
ago at Sing Sing, Westminster comfy N V
MT hara had returned from the cemetery
ailer having buried his wife, taking home wi tn
MN ms only child, which he had left at one of
ene heiShbors until he returned from the
funeral. About 12I O'Clock the foIIouying
morning his house was discovered on fire and
before the lire department arrived the building,
was consumed. In the ruins were found the
could not be found
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Direct Trade with Enrana

Anne OF steamships is about to be started
between Charleston, =. c., and Europe. il
being now political as well as a commercial
Ieeessity 70 have direct trade between the
South and Europe
1ns norfolk Argas says. Norfolk was to
's "eea tho importing emporium OF the
~ out NE action OF Virginia has prevent.
BY our people. N 'o'
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TIE New BANKING Law OF ILLIyois.-Jrnder
the new Bank law OF Illinois, banks are re-
CURED to deposit Illinois State stocks n So
curity for their circulating notes, and to have
agencies for the redemption of their bills either
at Chicago or Springfield at the rate of three
q'titr ters OF enc per cent. until January LIST,
date Every bank of issue mus: keep n bona
nae cash capital of s25 600 in its vaults, and no
bank shall be organized in any town having
less IMAM one thousand inhabitants, unless
such town be 4 county seat
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New England Trading with South Carolina

1SeW Lnkiunu Afoufn& Win south carolina
The New York Post, noticing the late de
parture OF the steamer South Carolina from
Boston for South Carolina, says that Will
she lay at her wharf she displayed the Anne
rican nag in the main rigging, and the Pal
metto sign at the fore. The Massach Sc is
the other steamer of the line, sails under tn,
State flag of Massachusetts. The especia
wants Of the seceders. says the Post, az indi
Gated by tho freight list of the South Carolina
are shoes, rum and pianos. The rum was
branded with Palmetto tree on the heads OIL
the barrels, and is supposed to be equal to the
Armstrong gun In the length of the reach a,
Wnich IL Is warranted TO kill. A single indi-
Slanal-one OF the steamer owners--shirped
hiteen hunered cases of boots and shoes by
this vessel, and the Notifications of South
carolina viii be increased by the addition of
n considerable number of piano fortes
Inc Posf and other papers of its kidney
have been threa tening the South with starya-
zion II 1t should separa te from the North 1t
has been swearing that they would not sell
MS anything to eat or to wear, If we set up
shop Tor ourselves. Lord bless you, if we
could only believe that you would not. sure
enough, we would secede on that very ac-
count. If we are in a wretched plight OF
weakness and dependence 1t is Just because
you pftt sell us things, and we are fools
enough to buy them. Nothing, nothing under
Heaven do we make ourselves from the
slop bucket to the piano, from the shoes that
are soled with brown paper, to the rum that
poisons body and soul. Even if war should
come, 1t would be all the same you would
sell, and, what we needed we would buy.
whether 1t be bread or gunpowder Weknow
your devotion TO the American Eagle, but be-
tween the American Eagle on a Flag and the
American Eagle on Il Gold Dollar, what true
son Of the Pilgrims was ever known TO hest
tate : II ever the patriotism of Yankee Doodle
rises to pitch Of frenzy, 1t is when he sees
this warlike bird Of his country spreading
himself upon field of gold.
In the war of the American Revolution, the
honest yeomanry of New England supplied
the British armies regularly with all the pro-
visions they required. 1t was in vain that
WARRINGTON endeavored to break up the trea-
sondble practice. The author of that admi.
rable work, 1.-The Lost Principle" says that
as fast as WAsHIsGroS distressed the enemy
by day, the trafiicking provincials recruited
them at night. Every Corporars tent" he
says, twas Il perfect bazaar" The militia
men themselves sold provisions constantly to
the British, and afterwards drew pensions,
from the United States for their services. 1t
was this. more than any other cause, that
prolonged the war of the Revolution to seven
yeass. We have, therefore, no concern about
procuring supplies our concern is just tle
other way. Ii the South, after she has put
her own government fairly under way, con-
ttnuos to buy of the North a single article
which she can produce or manufacture her
self, she will deserve to be Il province to the
end Of time.
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FArAL AFFRAY the I4th ult., an affrav
occurred In Monroeviils, Monroe county.
Ala Ala, Ia which Harry Phillips was shot dead
Ihos swiggins MORALLY wounded. and s, T.
Cummings slightly wounded. ~"~ ~ =
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nesnes the DEAN 6ssi ns @ 2; G. papers an,
0snt at The Thsologicai Seminar II. w stu
1--we OF Virginia. Mr.. Brooke was 49, ms.
sSt.p -. summer, for short time. assocsa, Is
eo'spr o. the Southern Guardian A''S''ass
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DEATH OF MISIsrEa.-Rev. T. r. Castle
man. formerly of Staunton, Va, died at St
Jossphs, Mo-, on the 7th ult.
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Seg RI HM0So THBAT
hCNKRL MOXLRY. Sole Lessees and Manauers
a ID hiLLiPs.. Stage Manager
BRILLIANT ANNOUNCEMENT
ENGAGEMENT
NJ y A 7 T. M AN
T III y OW NED CHILD ARTIST
nose psrSonations were 40 deSeryedly p0puIar
WITH THE RICHMOND PUBLIC
since her return to the Stage she has elected the
~ MOST LAVISH ENCOMIUMS
Ia all the principal cities North and South and
neeu universally pronounced the most gifted and
intensely
NATURAL ACTRESS
on THB
u E RICAN STAGR
She will have the honor Of srpear,ngtbis
MONDAY EVENING, MAKcH T.
CHASTE and BEAUTIFUL
representation Of
LIFT
In Shakspeare's great creation of
ROMEO AND JULIET
sustained by the full strength Of the COMPANY
The performance will conclude with the popu-
lar Farce Of the ff
LOTTERY TICKET.
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DIED,
nh N Hsssies county. March ID. issi, PHILIP 2.
DIED.

AA00l
Ia, Hensieo county, March Cd. ISL, PHILIP 2.
hcbsoN, In the 75th year OF his age,
How blest II our brother. bereft
or all that can burden his mind
How easy tho soul that has lett
This wearisome body behind.
HE funeral will take place from the residence
Of his mother, Frances G. Holson, at o'clock,
this Monday evening. The friends and aeluain-
fances of the family are respectfully requested to
attend, without further notice.
On the ID Of March, GEORGE ELLA, the only
daughter of George W and Lucretia ID. keudrick,
aged year and months. II MI
This lovely, but 70 young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show now sweet q flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Her funeral wilt take place from the residence
OF her father. on zlst, between Main and Franklin
streets, this tMondayl afternoon, al haifpsst ,
O'Clock. The friends and Sapaintanoes are re-
specially invited to attend.
On Saturday, I'd inst, UxLIR L., youngest
daughter of stephen and Margaret ;. Hunter aged
two years.
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g PHoToaEAPHs, 81 and upwards Colored
CIV ana upwards. AMBRoTYPg-, IS cents and up.
wards. babies and Family Groups beautiful II ,
taken at RKss, Mammoth Gallery, las Main street
over West Johnston's Bookstore NH l-3t
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WASTED.-The subscribers wish n .roo7----
~ hve frst- class BOOTMEN. and six hsnJ. :!
SHOES and q EATERS, both stitched and ebannai'
ed. Those who are capable of making frst -.
work, We will give constant emploSmspt 81
good wages. 0"' anu
Members OF the present society Of Jonrrav,,on
C9rdwainers need not apply, AS we will moi snht
MT to their arrogance and presumption
fe 2l-ts sIFy tIJTI =. ~
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NJ A Physiological View Of Marriage,

NJ A Physiological View Of Marriage
Containing nearly 800 pages. aud 1870 fine plates
anu engraVlngs of the anatomy of the sexual or
gans in & state OF health and disease with z trea-
tise on self abuse, its deplorabe Consequences
of treatment-the only rational and successful
mode Of cure, a. shown by the report Of cases
those contemplating marriage who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent. free of
postage, to any address, receipt of - cents in
specie, or postage stamps, by dressing
fe 26-d&sw3m DIR. La CROIX Albany n Y
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(tAUTION,-The public are cautioned aot to re-
" ceiye or trade for NOTE Gf m!as, for g. Is,
dated 18th December, 1890, al months, endorsed
Thos. Watkins. as I ru stees for WIN J Wstsir.
for purchase Of two slaves. One OF the slays-
proving uusogad, OF disease nhefited fserofpial
deeliue TO Fay said note, ~ maturity, and will
require Iegsl process 10 compel ne
10 2T~-st F(EMfSn MORAN
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2Ss.s NOTICE TO SHIPPERS Ann

sS.E@Lz:ss TilRRS.-Fhe ROAIOKE has been
= withdrawn from thu line for the pres
e EN-; The AMEsTOWS, Capt tRISSgR, aad the
fUh Known, Capt. PARRISH, " II continue their
trips between this city and n CIV York touching 81
Norfolk each way pays of DEF utule froio New
$P, N, Days of departure from Richmond: Eysrv
TUESDAY !. :. and FRIDAY, ,at4P; 7.
IA 2s-ts LTDIi,J II IVA
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'aa7s s'-i 7ss-ia-zali|ii'aai sI.sa s.a-=-
Re Powers

nH Choice New Spring GOods.-We are now
STYLES of NEW GOODS suited to the season,
consisting of
Beautiful ENGLISH and FRENCH PRINTS.
SPRING DELAISES, and other Dress Goods.
KID GLOVES, and HOSIERY of every descrip-
ton.
l.. C. HDKFs, LINEN SETS and WHITE
GOODS;
And a full stock Of BLEACHED and BROWN
DoMESTICS, SHEETINGS, SliIRTINGS:
PLAID OZNABURGS. LINEN GOODS, &c
Making our stock complete III every depart
uent.
Citizens and Strangers are invited to call and
examine. WATKINS L FICKLEN
le est $50 Maiu ST.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH ., 1851.
High Water Mis day (Konddp) ut I0l eek
ARRIVED,
Schr And. Armstrong, Matthew'S, James River.
wheat. Dunlop, Moneure Il Go.
schr Mary Eliza, Moorecock, James River,
wheat, HaXall, Crenshaw Il Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Travers, Baltimore, Iodze.
and passengers, d. & w. Currie.
Schr Wi1iIam PaXson, stevenson, Charleston
mdzs., w ID. Colquitt & Co.
Schr W w. Griffin, Rose, Norfolk, produce
schr New York, Cornwall, down the river,
light.
schr 0sceola. Wilson, down the river, light.
sehr Sea Gull, Warren. down the river, light
City Point, Iiarch y, 1851.
ARRIVED,
steamship jamestown, skinner, Richmond.
Steamer Virginia, keii9y, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner, New York.
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Richmond
Bremen bark Columbia, SoInoke. with tobacco
and stems for Bremen.
schr Margaret Hansan. New York.
HAMPTON ROADS, March 2.-Afrived ship Elec-
the spark, 90 days from Tia ker'h island.
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A MOST BEAUTIFUL BOOK-FROa THE
"A PEN or 4 VIRGINIA LADY
Just published by A MORRIS
FLOW ERS OF HOPE AND MEMORY-A Collsc.
tl"n OF Poems. BY Cornelia J NJ. Jordan. Ia
one V9luHhe, gotten up in the finest styls,
printed on tinted paper and embeIJisLeJ with
Sl50, A'''"
New Books last received
MoTrLEI'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED METH.
ERLANDS. vols. 81
MccLuskEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK. Price
GlLHAAS MILITARY MANUAL. rr,css9@
Mayo GUIDE FOR MAGISTRATES New edi.
rARToN's LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON
vols So
INSTRUCTION, FOR FIELD ARTILLERY-rrr.
pared bya Board Of Artillery Oaoers Price
LEES VOLUNTEERS HAND BOOK. New ed..
LlFEANp coRREspONpENCE OF GEy'LJA.
QUlTMAN. ? vols. a. - ~
Eli hhGD s, THE HOLY on GLIIPsES IN THE
HhlhNI. * W. Mason Turner, Of Peter.
barg, va. $3.50, For sale by
mh t-@ A. MORRIS M at
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ssy SPECIAL NOTICE FURNI-
s----SfHssS TURE FUENiTuRE!l TOSUIT ~
-e@L TIE TiAiES.--E. GATHRIGHT VI
5axaEGss offers greater Inducements than izs1i2
evet-prices Is per ce1t. less. Any article !
Ia hls entire and well-seleCted stock of FURTi-
III RE at a snail advance above ecst, for cash as
he has determined to reduce his stock of FURNI-
~ he FLO 900. His stock embraces all kinds Of
usually kept: PARLOR SUITS
IN Brocatel!e. Plush, Lsstings, Hair Cloth, from
80 to $500; Full MARBLE CABIN TS, from 800 to
49, French, Palmetto Cottage and Jenny Lind
81 EADo, . to Sl5-solcits all from all persons
IN want Of FURNITURE, and viii assure them
satisfaction NH Aim
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~ ED1All persons 10 know that M.
Iacture all styles and qualities If y !Seel'
anu nave always on baud tho iargest s,ocl :; a.
Ip.und 10 the South. embracing .uperior -, Ss
frame sole Leather 1ruaks. ladies fyaucb h,.a
ifhIss, bonnet BOAos also, all tbs r.,n nIe''
st{ien, All sold at nan aaetursrs'l price. Wa
saio anu retail, at saiesrooms M Maj .tis'
street, below 18th V'J gary
Re Trunks Repaired.
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Will be added to the above sale, at the same
time and place, large lot Of
DOMESTIC COTTONS.
consisting Of various qua! Titles of BROWN
SHEETING, SHIFTING and OZNABURGS man
featured by our Factories in Petersburg.
LYNCH x CALLENDER Agents
fe 25-ts bttrick : and MattoaX Conpani
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THE RICHMOND Ey,,,Iyra wui

THE RICHMOND EXAMINER will bs
u published DAILY by DASlEL 4 LLOYD,
, rom the .tse on Goyernor street snd after
me -sth Of FEBRUARY, 1891. IL shall contain The
seriptiou price viii be So for the year, when I'm
a. the houses OF subscribers. II may also be Oh.
sained lFoti carriers at two eents for the siasis
copy, OF Ten GENTS the week.
PERSONS beyond the limits u the city desiring -
OBTAIN the DAILY EXAMINER by nsil, eau do {.
oy ordering II In letter directed TO the I" kkam-
aer once, Richmond. Va" containing taeiTai
dress and six dollars.
Inc SEMI WEEKLY aud WEEKLY EXAMINER
will be published a. heretofoTe~the nrst for "!
the second for -, invariably In advance
10 2S--ts
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"ANTED-The ladies' ct Wright, ,, -
w that the VIRGINIA STEAM nysiysS wow
IABLisiIMENT. Franklin street. tnrs. IN IN.
Ir% IN M,e1tropoiitap Hall dyes aud unishe, siIT
eur ripping apart. Alec, tho goatlame6 ~ C. I'm.
tb5, me-. mel garments arc DYED. CLEANED iyn
htr lnhp ia the bast manner, and In the .bn
eet PossIoie uIne. to ls-lm*l j. MERCER
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
EE Great Variety OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
SPRING GOODS,
In store aud receiving.
NH IN w sFKlyS 4 ru,EIEy 3

~ Bakers Premiu m tters...Are you =
ByysLsgticr Il so, take BAKERS PREMIUM
BBiITERs. They are the only panacea for disease.
or Indigestion BAkER'S BITTERs never fail
TO cure each and all. Do You feel feeble, debil-
nessf BAKERS BITTERS will invigorate your
system, entice the drswsy god to your pillow, re-
fresh your slumbers, give you an exuberance OF
spirits, that will make the lab0rs Of the day az
mere pastime. Vegetable in their properties, and
prepared with skill, they are adapted TO the cure
OF all diseases of the stomach and how els and act
with electric rapidlty upon the blood and liver.
Price 50 cents per bottle. To be had OF all Drug
sists. NH Ifs
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WANfED-Gentle to know
~ prepared for Spring Trade. We @'s
esI g, FINE LIGHT CASHMERE stafTs now
In every respect-soft 6nish--na sb,5gtHa. hRF
smell and pressed IN tho style for wb,ccss
aio noted Z. KING n SnV We
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mh l-3t- 10Th - b.tx - N uishers,

w a Il D-A BOOK KEEPER -,
~ man " ho Ia q thorough BOOK -KEEpryp1 ang
AoIoHATANT, Of steady and ipduStriou. i b.,;hi
ana wiling to devote his whole time 10 Ihe in,.
en's 81 us employer, may learn u very d..i,.t'
t t"iefeoe1s or testimonials, BOOK KEEP -
BOX ia fredericksburg, Va Hi RI
fredericksburg lst March IssI r,,L,
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Al ARM0RY MONTGOMERY GUARD-)
81 co. &C." lsT RECT VA. VOLS,
M Richmond, March 4th, 1861.
" This Company will assemble this
tMONDAYl evening, at MILITARY HALL, III the
usual undress uniform, for Company Drill, at y
o'clock precisely.
The Court Martial for assessing fines, &c, will
take place at the same hour and place on THURS
DAY ENESlNG, the eth inst. All who have ex-
cuses to offer for absence from drills &c, will at
tend BY order of the Captain.
NH lit JSO. MCDONALD, LIST Sergt.
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=
.sssssss perlor fast-sailing ochr. civilian PAX
sun, STEPHEEsnN, master, having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged, will have
modatlons apply to
70 2p-I0t w u COZ OrrTr d RI
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~T- CHANGE or HOUR FOR

~N- CHANGE or HOUR FOR
.Ezln..Sai!sfsgs.-iSSTARTlNG FOR PORTSMOUTH
s7Es M ssass.AND NoRF0LK.-The Steamer
HLEN COVE will, on AID after FRIDAY MORN
IN next, 3Oth inst, leave her wha IF At Rockets
regulsrly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WED,
NEsDAf MORNINGS, at q o'clock precisely. for
the above pl aces, aud return earh alternate day
Except Sunday,l leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour, u clock, and touch at all Of the regular
laEdtngs on the river, going and returning
no Ills l.. o. HASKINS
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- TVTN DUSTVN-FINNI SSEL.-Ihe
49, fast sailing schooner black BIRD, Capt
h. COMPTON, having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged and going board, will have
quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply to
le Z'--ot DAVID ~ w. CURRIE
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:s:sssy SPECIAL FURs

HAMPTON ROADS, March 2.-Afriyed, ship Flee
tic spark, 90 days from haker island
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30 4IFR IS Ts IstaBtg FE 4Hht 7
TIMES WEEk-TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt Taos. T. ExErr
Boat JAS; J lRBY, Capt: l.. MAYO.
Boat ELLA SCOTT. Capt j. W srRArToy.
Boat FAME, Capt. w. H. PARsoNs.
Boat -, Capt.
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
~ a. advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY / cox, Agents,
le lis - & Co.'s shof. Dqrk street
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pic s.GND THEATRE.
The most
NATURAL ACTRESS
AMERICAN STAGE,
Appears

CARD.-Having returned to Richmoud /
y beg to Inform my friends and tho public that
my ealDhrated COUGH MIXTURE INSTANT RE-
LIEF will b b rfsag Il 4 fey days, together with
be obtained at all the Drug GtQfss IL tho city
THOMAS LEOEARD
BE Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Purcell, Ladd
Co. NH 3t4
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WANTED--A TkACHER.-lp .cc-,n,7j-,--,,;
pnp. tEMALB TEACHER of the oRNlMfSTAI
bkANCHES, can hear of desirable situation by
addressing the subscriber, stating ace nht,ysa
State, religious faith, and qualification
Rev. d. Z. WILLS
ia EOS MurfreeRbOrO' n e.
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=, -. = JOHN A. FOSTER. Ago,.
nm st hast Main, bet. 18th and ge,h
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~ RICHMOND CHESS CLUB.-Tbs
tr>1E Annua' Meeting of the CLUB, will be
neid TINS MONDAY evening, at o clock al the
Rooms In G0DDIE's HALL, for the election of Of
NN0Ao anu otneI business. NH 1-It&
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

cd e. Il lovingly. Just then the morning
light came full into the room, flooding it with
its lustre. Il played it often enough, sir
down among the rocks when there were
none TO hear me but the merry sea-gulls.- =
Ali the beautiful light The birds will he
singing after the storm and the lambs will be
running In the meadows over the wet fresh
grass. loved to see them once, but fear
me, fear me, that ! n never move from this
bed till they carry me away to the gray old
shurch-yard yonder, close by the dear old
sea. All well, have had troubles enough,
God knowsl aud I'm weary, weary, and /
shall rest by her side at lastl'
Was be mad now2 He spoke softly bu
there was raised look In his eyes, and at
times a cold, nervous trembling went right
over him.
"Let him have his way, sir" whispered
John Hamlyn; "its nearly over"
p, The artist played few feeble notes upon
his old violin, and smiled sadly as be pre-
Iuded with a bar or two OF a simple country
afr. Gaekl
I, IA was but the swapping Of a fddle-string;
but as II snapped, his heart broke too. An
other hour had passed away The artist,
With his lean, long hand still upon the instru-
ment bad fallen back upon bis pillow and
big John Hamlyn, kneeling by the bed, and
shaking terribly with the great strong sobs
that seemed to be choking him, suddenly
cried out: "Lead US not into temptation,
lead us not into temptation but o, Lord,
deliver US from evil lr- OHcs-a- Week.