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for New Oriear srd Camden Sherwood Tor Charleson
anchored st the sw Spit.
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Passengers Arrived.
child
TAMpA BAY-schr Advanee-John Evans wife, dsusetss
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On the 10th Inst, by the Rev James Browniey Pass
DvRsr Of New York. to RLLEr daughter Of the late
Jacob iodine. ESQ. OF Staten Island.
On Tueeday. April O. BY the Rev. Mr.. Remington. Mr.
II b. SLATER, OF Pittsburgh Pa, TO Mrs. MARr Hsr-
WOOD, of this city.
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Telegrapkle REPORTS.

MosILs, April 0, 1854.
The cotton crop up two million bales. all told
hiddlings quoted st lone. por h. Freight to Ii
verpooa, Nd. per ID. ROGER STUART & Co.
BALrrMoRE. April 11-6 P. NJ
Sales Of 5000 bbls. Howard street and City Mills
-four at - " s.. Grain yesterday.
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SAN Fr ASoscc-Barx nu.a Noyos from Boston-Asssrs
Willis b Thompson. - kice ana wiie, Al ChAno-risn.
GLo, Daniel a,ermar Coibprn, = Hcnry, npSsn
Stevens. wilisms = Brdses, wfs anu eaila JoAsA.
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DEAD TIE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM JONAS r.
IN fLilliIs Assistant D.striet Attorney

~ fLiiis, Assistant Dstriet Attorney Nov hork
100 AuoAPsJN Tn Kkr, March -, ioSJ
DkAR SI tako pleasure in bvarins the
surprising etcsey your hasne fowuer waen has COM
pleeiy the with whca 10
iLtestea a Annoying only
did ave ssrl,-r
rinent Lad given houss,
saboe winch yssr powder has vce. .uaiy aba.od Ne
Louseke q per should w without it. Yours iraiy,
JONAS Is. fHfLLIPa
Ix,~ asn proad
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NkN MEDICAL BUOks-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work. the rrvsts ds~As~a
ctur and all tindred srcti, of ,hs arasry srrass-
Illustrated est nunler ~ bsastifuy eelsrcs pissn
large ~ lie. by Homer Bostviok ~ D. Large quarts,
80 yss-s I'd editcn Pro- slU Estrscs tue bssecs
Medical and surgical JvuraniIt be said fearlsssy,
:. equal 70 kieords 90 Assas the fsnilg
% dteesee and Tar superior anything of
hshea IN this cvuntfy. Apthor IN. work os seminal
hnssiors lmpoteney, se, esused " mysopsr h.bits-
lishers, stRlNekR IOwNskSD. IA lrss4 ~, ~
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nsr.aI sSi no. H. ...ws
- Jchn. NJ es~rsn.sd y,ry rcush vesthsr he pss
,. ssf .s e lay e g, .y.s dsys chr 30.
per-, hiram Gerard. lismmond NYork; Crock. Grant.
90, sarsh t,..s'a risrsss o. sss%.r .ee5Fs r.
i,es Eer,-s ,euhd ca trss syirh tBrl Masters,
ssls. Princes Royal tBr) Doe. befmsd. .ehr Judge
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nkAfNESs-UsE Dk. AoNAlK's ACOUSTIC otL
II Dessess-siro, all those dsAsrvsssAe
like Luszins .hrooH aiAns oi ~aseA ~na<AS
Vt which s)mp.vnis VI approaching uesasss
persons whs fvr niecn sweAV
ycare beet srunpes, nave. sissf
x one bo..lss,
srsoty we'll ~ has VI Ton. hfseen, sad
siAluiAs OF sold vSy W COA-
S1OIk h Co, bkOi hEks, % JVhn street.
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VA, A1iS NERVOUS ANlIDOlE.-AOw AASf nAvE
w aiea wi,iout ~ VINO ever aieo isf IL ssrss
assm IL NeIrssiai IL earss thsn
body kno~sl IL Imioteneyi lJz Nassau street, u
bottle 50 dozen The ea.s.tvs
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Nc tukE. NO tHsncB.-Ds. AUKPLf or cS COLD
~ street. 4. ntdentsily consulted VI
nsser-. dcnsrrfs.ca 49, % days a
praeiss srteen years. enables Dr. NJ
who fas-r him VITA no ia-rvury er
drane- from business. bour.. A. N. toyP. N.
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T1NPARALLkLED sJCCEss IN CURING PRIvATn
" Diseases. Seminal Meak.s inpvlsssy, Hriaais Cen
Piani. oy Dr. DL LANLA. 0. Lsi-ssrs
broadway. his prae,,ce tsss brsnches veil
the -
No nsroury used Gesuine Fsuale fsrsedses fe
and drops.
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Venezuelan Matters.


donot here present myself TO reply to any one,
nor to eny letter, and protest in advance against ali
maiignty, my object being simply to enlighl the
American public.
General Monagas, at this time President Of We
nezuela, desirous, from the moment of his eleva-
ton TO the presidency, TO make himself welcome
TO the people who had called upon him to govern
them, deemed II proper TO conciate certain inte-
rests, which the ex.President, right or wrong, had
neglected to do. He, therefore, at once applied TO
the ex xPresidents ministry, which he had ret ain
ed, in order to have all taken into conside uon
but what was his surprise at inding those thus re.
tanned, hostile and unwilling sincerely, to proceed
TO useful reforms. He perceived the necessity
without loss Of time, TO reform the ministry and
the chambers, circumvented as he was, but Il was
no easy task TO do The trifling shifts Of dipo-
macy, offered, IL is true, the but these were
repugnant TO him, preiering more open measures
Ii ~ always great misfortune when the chief OF
state Is obliged TO employ such means to obtain
that which IS necessary for the welfare Of the
state. This severely judged act is not without
historical precedence, even in the annals Of illustr
Gus nations.
After all, is the fault that Of Monsgss or that Of
bis hostile ministry Would not the evil ultimate
ly to have resulted by preserving 80 unpopular a
ministry have been greater Surrounded by pow
tTful enemies, the acts of his administration were
always retarded, frequently annulled; and the
course which he had laid do vn was annihated,
so that his term, which would soon have expired,
would have been absorbed by vain projects. In
ibis, his enemies would have entirely succeeded
monages ls not, as represented, cruel and ferO-
cious tyrant; on the contrary, he displayed much
moderation and clemency, and IL is only necessary
to review the acts Of his short administration
with mpertiality and without prejudice, in order to
discover that driven, vexed, and exposed he has
been by the patisns OF Psez he must have possessed
much self control not 10 have been driven acts of
desperation. II s TO be hoped Monsgas will not allow
himself to be governed by improper state eounsl OF
By the dictates Of passion He Is not ignorant Of the
Intentions Of he enemies OF his country and will sur.
rouns himself By trse patriots who will CT ali
the evils intended aimed of
administration But II In desRpir Of the OF the
so ocslled pastizans OF Pses - whom the ex- presi
dent has NO connection, they shouts far forget them
selves as TO prefer anarchy. Monsgss must then
the devoted citizens OF the country In order to ooun
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through the glorious constitution of the United
States, to the enduring excellencies Of which no
parallel can De found IN all the past records Of
Now Cuba, rich and magnificent Cuba, whose
wealth is as great and more enduring than that of
CaliforRia-Cuba, within whose fertile limits
enclosed all the great elements of empire, and over
whose destiny England would exercise the kind
guardianship of a step-mother, is TO brought in
play for the double purpose OF helping to break up
the Southern States, by the abolition of Cuban
slavery and the establishment of negro constl-
tuency, and TO prevent the URited States obtaining
posse ssion of island which is OF such vital i'm
portance to the Northern well as the Southern
States To the South the possession of this island
s essential 10 secure her institutions from sudden
and disastrous transition, and TO assist her In car
ryiDg out her enlightened policy of the gradual
extinction OF African slavery, by African colonies
lion; 10 the North, and TO the whole confederation
OF States, from Oregon to Maine, and from Maine
10 the Rio Grande, is the possession of This island
essential, to protect and control the hundreds of
millions Of American property, that the commerce
nuaily through the waters of the Gulf of Mexico
and the Caribbean sea. Whether this island is
destined to come into the Union by revolution and
annexation, or by negotiation and purchase, no
prudent man will pretend TO decide; but there is not
an American school boy, who reads geography
and the Herald, that will not tell you that Cuba,
geographically, commercially, and politically, is
school by, who, when he beholds the negro empire
of Hayu, within few leagues of him, and sees
himself surrounded by all those elements that
were excited to such fearful and fatal struggle in
st. Domingo, by the French abolitionists, but will
tell you that the salvation of Cuba depends on her
going over to the United States.
Guadalupe yet remains in state of siege. 1t
is melancholy to beheld these rich and beautiful
islands falling into ruin and decay-the result Of
British policy, and the negroes sinking deeper and
deeper every day, into all the revolving superst-
tions of an African mythology.
Many of the poor West Indians are taking up
their sorrowfu route to the Southern States. /
trust that among them will be found men who
will initiate their countrymen-Davesac and Alex
ander Hamilton-in usefulness to their adopted
country. In my next, ! shall speak Of the Boston
slave trade and of the Bo ston Abolition Society.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30

RICH SCENE IN AN AUCTION RooM.--A few
days ago, | CHANGED to stumble into an auction
sale of damaged dry goods, where the bidding
was "sprited," and the large crowds of males and
females were veing with each Other in their Of
fers, when pair of blankets were put up, and
dozen bids were raised for them. The puzzled
auctioneer, however, caught up the highest, which
was, think, dollar, from female, who seemed
determined to have them at any price, when, ere
he could say "gong,' male voice cried out
'sdollar fifty, from the opposite side of the ROOM
1.-TWO dollars" echoed the woman, elbowing
her way through the dense mass of females, who
were separated from the males by long counter
upon which the glib-tongued tunctionary walked
two-and-fro with the goods.
Turning to the other side, he commenced anew
his stereotyped vocabulary OF choice and amusing
"fgure of Speech till he touched upon the f.
male.
''Two fifty" nodded the man.
''1hank We, sir; going at two fifty
"Three!" screamed the woman.
'Four," replied the man.
'Gin the tifty?" said the auctioneer, turning to
the woman, with half suppressed smile on his
small, sober visage.
A nod from the woman.
"Four fifty, I'm offered, gin me FIVE! Come,
don't be afraid they're worth double the mo-
ney."
ayes, and that's ALL"
"Sold !" cried the dealed in hammers, almost
bursting with laughter, "to Captain Smith, (not
John,) for five dollars"
'Smith 20 cried the woman, "What? mu has
band" raising herself on tip-toe, to catch glance
at him. "Why, you good-for-nothing man, you'pe
been bidding against your aoife Oh, you
impudence but won't have them in the house.
SPIRIT Of The Times
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TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

From this day MAY 9Th, 1S490 the DAILY TIMES
will be published at FIVEDOLLARS per annum, pro-
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paid, in ADVANCE on pithin 30 days from the COM
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not SO made within 80 days, SIX DOLLARS will be
charged, and in no whatever will an exception be
made to this rule.
ADVERTISING-Fo square of thirteen lines
or less first insertion so cents and every succeeding
insertion IS cents.
Ttoice neck, thrice aoeek, and once a peek-
First insertion so cents and every succeeding insertion
81 cts.
Advertisements containing than twenty lines will
be charged as two squares.
The number OF insertions of Advertisements must
be noted the MS they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for Is lines and in that proportion tor adver
tsements OF greater length; except Auctioneers, who
charged 500 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
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THE DAILY TIMES.
WIN. G. CARRINGTON & WIN. H. DAVIS,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

HE SPRING SONG OF A GLAD HEART
BY CAROLINE MAY.
And why should ! be grave and sad,
And wear mournful look,
When nature teacheth Joy to me.
From out her hower-wrought bookl
When she telleth me to sing aloud,
And sings herself TO show
How music ought, in sweet spring time,
From every thing to flow.
Hark how the birds are caroling
From the boughs of every tree
As if each drop of morning dew
Was fount of melody.
Hark how the bees are murmuring
Over the garden bowers
Bearing upon their gauze-like wings
Sweet gifts from all the flowers.
Hank how the ever restless wings
Are singing all about,
Now whispering low, like tales of love,
Then bursting with a shout
Hank how glad sounds float everywhere
The stainless ether through
And tell me, when all nature sings,
Why should not | sing too2
Look on the blossoms of those trees,
How sunshine smeth bright
And how each blade OF young, green grass,
Seems laughing in the light;
Look how the newly opened leaves
Culver and CLEAN and dance,
As ifthey were in ecstacies,
AT the merry Springs first glance.
Look, how the swift breeze springs to meet
The waves upon the bay,
And how they toss their foam on high,
As they wreste in their play
Look, how the white and feecy clouds
Sail smiling DER the blue;
And tell me. when all nature smiles,
Why should not | smile too?
The spirit OF the blessed spring
Bids me look up, and see
How she spreadeth beauty everywhere,
On lake, and lawn, and lea,
And so l look, -obeyng quick
Her care dispelling voice;
And as look, dearly love,
And as love- rejoice.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30
DRowN,s ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

ROWN,S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
ID GINGER.-Ths Essense is warranted to possess,
in concentrated form, all the valuable properties of
Jamaica Ginger and will be found on trial an excellent
Family Medicine. 1t is particularly recommended
tonic to persons recovering from fever other disea
SEES. A supply received and for sale by
my 81 P. JOHNSTON.
MAR WOODS SARSAPARILLA AND
~ WILD CHERRY BlTTERS, for the cure of
all Jaundice and Bilious Complaints, Indigestion, Dys-
from an impure state Of the Stomach and Bowels-for
sale by [my2ll P. JOHNSTON, Druggist.
MIR. JACKSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR,
HB for preserving and beautifyng the teeth and puri-
flying the BREATH This Elixir will be found Invaluable
where persons subject to SOFT swelling or bleeding
and preventing them from becoming loose for rendering
delicious freshness to the breath neutraizng the odor
from bad teeth the bad breath Of smokers and persons
who have dsordered stomachs. For sale by
my2l p JOHNSTON Druggist.
ED EAL ESTATE AGENCY, AT RICH
sell Real Estate in the City Of Richmond and adioin-
ing counties, respectfully informed that the under
signed keeps Books OF Registry in his Office, where
those desiring to dispose OF property can enter the same
with its description and terms OF sale.
He has on hand some valuable Farms, which Will be
sold at low prices; also, number of Houses, tor sale
and rent, in the city.
To give additional facilities to sellers, he has
Gently taken out license auctoneer for sale OF Real
Estate. JAMES i. SUTTON, JR.,
Land, Pension and General Agent,
my IS Corner of Bank and 18th streets.
NOTICE.-In consequence of the steamboat AU-
Ia GUSTA requiring some repairs, the railroad line
for Norfolk will be discontinued for a few days. Due
notice will be given when the Augusta resumes her
place. THUS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent.
Office R. and P. R. R. Co.,
April 29th, 1850. ap30
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JAMfio BOSf1ER, freSt I.
JOHN H. BoSHER Sec'y. au 3

mo CONTRIBUTORS the track Of
Il five miles of the Virginia Central Railroad with
the u rail beginning at Richmond, will be commenced
about the first of June. In the meantime, proposals
will be received at the Engineers Office, Richmond -
The beds of the stills and half feet apart from the
centres must be rammed until made solid Wrought
iron chains will be used at the joints. Sis, rails and
Address Engineers Virginia Central Railroad Compa
nv and endorse-proposals.
INV E. FONTAINE President
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30

NoPPER.-loO sheets Braziers Copper, 60 81 80,
ing do-for sale by JOHN NJ GORDON & SON.
OF all kinds, furnished at short notice;
paid taken in exchange for tin plate sheet and bar
Copper, sheet Iron, or other Goods. COM
my3 J. n. u. d SUN.
RR0WN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
ID GlNGER.-Prepared at Frederick Broaon'S
Drug and Chemical Store, NJ E. corner Chestnut and
Fyth street, rhila,detphia-Ths Essence is partlcu'
lary recommended to persons recovering from fever
other diseases few drops imparting the stomach
glow and vgor, equal to wine glass full Of brandy
or other smulant without any Of the debilitatng ef
tects which are sure to follow the use of liquor Of any
kind and it is therefore especially servceable 10
children and females TO the aged,it will prove a
predisposed to govt rheumatic affections if oives
great relief; and will be found excellent remedy
for Nervous and Sick Headache, for Sea Sickness
Nausea, &c &c.
During the prevalence Of the Cholera it was found an
efficient remedy in preventing the weakness and relax
alton ofthe bowels which induce Diarrhea.
For sale by
ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist
my l6 l47 Main 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30
- RICHMOND FIRE ASSUClA-

fE65{M : TION.-LIFE INSURANCE RE-
SUMED-This Association is now pre-
8ss-2-pared to issue Policies of Insurance on the
lives of all persons enjoying good general health and
Of sound constitutions, for the whole duration OF life, or
Cor limited period, and upon as reasonable terms as
any similar company As this is the only institution Of
she kind in this State, it claims fairly the patronage of
citizens especially when it is remembered that
it is at home, and its profits distributed here, while the
premiums of other companies, literally encouraged by
the public, are carried out Of the State The advan-
tages of Life assurances too universally ac-
knowedged to require minute detail OF the benefits
resulting hereom; is enough to say that all persons
who derive their incomes support from public or pri-
yate situations mechanical, professional or mercantile
pursuits should avail themselves Of its advantages in
order to secure liberal support to those who are de-
pendant on their exertions. The rates OF insurance
are as favorable as those of any similar institution in
the United States, and general information relating to
Life assurances, together with the rates of premiums
will be cheerully given those who call at the Office
No 1913, corner Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured usual reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Prest
JouN Fl Kosher Sec'y an 3
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30

u The subscriber is prepared to alter the COM
mon Oil and other Lamps into ETHEREAL Burners and
the MANY applicants can at short notice be accommoda
ted: send in your lamps at once. Always on hand a
great variety of Fluid and other Lamps and large
sortment of fancy articles. ETHEREAL and other Fluids
always fresh on hand. j. w. SMIIH,Jr
m J3-3n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30

ED EQUISiTIONS VA. CENTRAL RAIL-
Hh, ROAD.-Subscribers for the extension from
Waynesboro to Stanton are required to pay INTO the
to the sums already called for amounting to $25 per
share So per share the first day OF June 50 per
share on the first day of July and S. per share on the
first day of August, 1850
BY order of the Board.
nv l4-2tawtlstAu J. GARRETT, Treasr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30

MDONNETSl BONNETS 1.-THE subscriber is
HID now in receipt of another lot of beautiful Bon
nets which will be sold unprecedented low prices to
close consignments.
mv7 ALEX. MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30

NOTICE TO ICE DEALERS.-We are
"a prepared to contract deliver to deliver to this
place from to 800 tons Northern lce OF prime quail
ty. For particulars call at the office of
my4 RANKIN q WHITLOCK.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30
TEyO THE AFFLICTED !-COAD'S PA

VHNO GUN SMITHS.-For sale, the ools, fix
n lures and stock of Gun Smiths establishment
in very good location for the business. To any one
acquainted with the trade with small capital fine
opportunity for commencement is here offered.
Apply at this Office my 3-dts
a. OLD'S PATENT UNION REFRIGE.
w RATORS.-Snge and double the best articles
ever exhibited in this city Just received and for sale by
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
NV l01 Broad street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30

NEW BONNETS.-Just received at MAI
~ LERTS Cheap Store, No. Al, Main street, will
open this morning, new assortment of French Lace
Coburg, and other styles Of fashionable Bonnets which
will sell off very reduced prices. Ladies in want
will find it to their advantage to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ALSO-Just received by express, large lot of cheap
and handsome Ribbons and Flowers Call soon
my 81 AUGUSTUS MAILERT.