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A VIRKGo.- Mrs. Margaret Brannan
drank TIC much tire-water a night or two ago, and
while under it's influence, made daring eifJrt 10
behaad Watchmen Garter with bowl but failed
Ia her attempt because of the eetness of that off,
Ger, who, anticipating bomb SHE'LL dods ed around
the corner just in time TO escape the destructive
missiye which had been started on his track AT
ter this che marched into the street. not half dress
ed, when she was taken to the cage and locked I'D
for cafe keeping. Finding no one green enough to
go her bail when brought before the Mayor, she
was turned over to care of Sergeant Lipscoalb, 10
be taught better manners. .,.4
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MARINE NEWS.
roKf OF RICHMOND. April "A

.z ri ARRIVED, L = Al as.r p
Steamship Pennsylvsnia, Clifford, Philadelphia,
mdse. ard passengers.
Workman Co. 4a-a. =ts-
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas. Jones, Baltimore, mdse.,
Ludlsm & Watson.
sehr Mary Willis, Thomas Baltimore, ndse., W.
d. Co'quitt X Co. -.. ..-.
schr Emma, Gator. New York. nadse, w. D. Col.
quilt 4 Co. l.4 s1 as e-st
schr George Washington, Camp. Philadelphis
light.
land, mdse.
Schr Exit. Gray, Norfolk, light. S
Sehr Aid. Bradley, light.
Schr J. B. Ailsworth, aiooTe, Back River
BALTIMORE. April 18th -Clegre3, schr Hugh w.
Fry, Booze. Richmond
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SAMUEL PAIGE, OF GREENBRIEn.-We regret
to by his card in the Lewisburg Chronicle, that
Mr.. Price of Greenbricr, declines being candidate
for the House of Delegates. He has. been nomins-
ted by what was reported to be meeting COM
posed of all parties, and accepted the nomination
He states in his card that he has ascertained that
battle was to be fought over his head by the Know
Nohings and aEti-Know Moth ings, whether he is
willing or not and that if he were elected it would
likely be by SO small majority as to lend no mo-
raj force TO the result. He therefore wi.hdraws.-
1t is understood that A. w. G Davis is the nominee
of the Know Noshings. 1t is to be regretted that
the tangled condition Of politics in Greenbrer
should have deprived the Cause of Internal I'm
provements Of the valuable services of Samuel
Prica. - - - . -
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JOUR- FOREIGN RELATIONs-CUBA-T
ADMINISTRATION"

The Washington Sentinel OF the 18th inst.
has an interesting article ON this subject.
The Sentinel contends that the cause of all
our troubles with foreign powers, is the little
island of Cuba, and that this is the principal,
if not the only reason why we have an inci-
dental interest in the great contest in the
Crimea. The success of the allied armies,
in the opinion of the Sentinel, would at once
give time and means to turn the attention of
the English and French Governments to the
prevention of any mode of acquiring Cuba
by the United States. In fine, the Sentinel
AYERS, in view of the almost daily outrages
committed by the authorities of Cuba upon
our naturalized citizens, and our commercial
and governmental communications with til,
other quarters of our own continent, that az
must hare Cuba, not by fillibusteriag bu
under the flag of the country, or we mus
submit, in addition to our already accunu
lated grievances, to its Authorization, or 8
protectorate of England and France, O,
of 10th. T
The Sentinel, which is an administration
paper, proceeds to censure the administration
in strong terms for what it characterizes as
its ''temporizing policy" upon the Cuban
question. 1t says:
The whole foreign policy of the Administration
IL tame beyond endurance By the union of ex-
hausted diplomacy and iRcxhaHstibIe duplicitv II
has attempted to strikeaown by its own stratepiic
machinery our three most distinguished represen
tatives abroad. James Buchanan, John Y. Mason
ana rierIe Soule, are placed under the ban of Adj
ninistraion displeasure, for doing precisely aohat
ne Administration instructed taeaa to do and vet
their confidential communication TO the Depart
ment were published to the world, TO the Infinite
oeriment OF any future negotiations with Spain for
the acquisition OF Cuba.
ineir tdetag TO their instructions was made the
cause Oh thelr attempted immolstioDi We say these
innings with regret-but we consider thst l,nper 81
renee would be grossly reprehensibIs Vben wa
see trickery played upon three of the most ds,;no
suisueo uieh 10 one party-men whona the country
nave nonofed with almost every promjnen, pos;soyr
In their gift we cannot suppress our
For the past few Gays we have beard ,oustav;a,,,
hum of something that ,eas TO be done az lous
BY the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS awakening ~ ~
true spirit OF lis position and the positi1n -, .i
country upon these subjects 1t is 10 wbe, ~. .ne
most blunted purpose, that we have spoken TO da1
We give this extract from the Sentine, &C
an interesting political development, without
presuming to endorse or deny its statements
We are far from wishing to fan into blaze
the war spirit. God forbid that such a ca.
lamity and curse as war, should be visit
ed upon this country! But, while we dis
playa national flag upon the deep, we must
make il respected; and the only way to make
t respected, is to be prepared to defend it,
ven at the cost of war. Such preparation
> often the surest method to avert resort
0 the '1ast argument" of nations.
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FREE BARBE cUE.-We understand that
arrangements are now being made for free bar
becne, to come off on the cath instant at Voeeer's
Spring, in Henrico county, near Blakey's old mill
pond rom the characteristic energy of the gem
tlenen who have this matter In hand, there 10 20
doubt that 1t Will prove very pleasant affair. We
htical parties In Henrico and Richmond. viii he
invi.ed to attend, and discuss the various tonics
that have been introduced in the present canvass.
All the voiersin the county and city, or as MANY Of
them as can do SO, Will no doub, be ia attendance.
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~ 1.-THE commissions in Europsn can hardly equsl
the convulsve throes and agones of those suffa
from tie slow torture of scrofda ulcers old sores
and all diseases of the blood. But remedy ia al
hand: CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE Is winning for
irse If an envia BILE reputation for these foul
diseases 1t is the most powerful purifier of II
blood yet known. Take 1t In times don't put il or
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TAKING IT KlsDLY.-On Friday afternoon

TAKING IT KlNDLY.-On Friday afternoon
last, when the northern cars arrived the cabmen
usual. clustered around the passengers, to take
them to their destination. Have a cab, sir"
said driver to fine locking young fellow from
Lewis county, named Noah Bruer who was then
in charge Of Sheriff McGee on'his way to the Peni
Tertiary, for twenty two months "Yes," replied
B, want the finest one on the ground to take me
to the State college, where have business ard
Instantly the cab was alongside, and Bruer AID his
guards took seats. The driver having received d.
recons applied the silk to his horses and in few
minutes were In front of the Penitentiary, when
Bruer called on; to zee the "boss of the concern,
gentlemen Immediately stepped out, when Bruer
addressed him thus: e~
Are you the keeper Of this hotel4' =rs
T" / am, SIR"
"Well, sir, have come down here to spend
year and ten months in your institute, but before
taking lodgings, Lwish you to understand that nv
future behaviour depends entirely on my treat
ment." -
Bruer was taken In, and fixed Cd for service.
but how he likes his new situation, we are unable
to say.
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MAMMOTH QuARrz CRYsTAL-A friend
has left at our oihce crystal OF quartz, which was
found on the Richmond and Fredericksbnrg n all
road, few miles from the city. Ii IL the iarrest
We ever saw or heard of Its sides are full
inch and a quarter vide. Those curious iu such
matters will be Interested In this remarkable uer.
Torrance of nature.
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TRAVEL TO the SOUTH WEsr ExpEDI

TRAVEL TO THE SOUTH WEST EXPEDITED,
--Oa and after today, travellers for the
southwest leayeby the Danville Railroad at
A. n, and proceeding via the Southside
and Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, reach
Wytheville, distance of two hundred and
fifty seven miles, by z "a r. NJ Returning,
leave Wytheyille 1t 8 A. M, and reach Rich
lnOnd att 7. NJ s@s, - e %
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TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-We learn
from the Lewisburg Chronicle that Convention
of the Know Nothing party at that place, on last
Tuesday, nominated Walter r, Staples, of Mont-
goery, their candidate for Congress in the 18th
Distric. in opposition to Mr.. Edmundson, who is the
Democratic nominee for re election
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Democratic MEETING.-MAJoR JAMES
GARLAND. of Lynchburg. will address the Democrat
ic Association at the African Church, this (Monds,
evening, April 10th, at half Fast seven o'clock
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:- ,Innr pPnuIRITION.

MORE PRO1ilBlIloN.
no,;,;on Il largely circulating through
Nav York city, suggesting to the Legislature
=, ,,,, state that the principle of the liquor
hin which has Just passed that body be eS'
landed to the prohibition of tobacco che's'"s,
cigar and pipe smoking sn"g f"S'1e' "''"
strong tea drinking.
We can imagine the consternasi'h w'.on
such proposition must create. fe'p'e "ho'
never indulging in strong po'a''o',s' nAse
been contemplating with calm compiacency
the progress of the liquor movement must ''s,
he startled and horror struck at the proposed
new application of that principle. 1t we
thought this tobacco reform could ever reach
VIRGINS, we would forthwith emigrate to Tur-
kew. There is Maine law, we believe, IN
the Koran, but the prophets followers may
nj least console themselves with the weed
However, Virginia, the great tobacco State
Ia safe. In this tobacco citadel we will cheW,
smoke and snuff, both from patriotism and
passion, till the end of time. We should ike
to see q prohib itory tobacco law put In ope.
ration here! Think of sminion of the law
being authorized to stop man on the high
way and take out his quid with forcepsi or,
imagine the surprise and anguish OF an
elderly gentlemen, as he was gracefully raj
sing the titillating compound to his nostrils,
to have his arm grasped midway by police
officer, and his fingers compelled to REIN
quish their fragrant contents.
,.a1,alltas, cQrfainlv AND
what would the ladies think of a tea prohioi'
toni Throwing all the tea overheard we
should like to see them try it. Why don
they commence crusade against coffeef II
is far more deleterious than either tea or TO-
bacco.
What next? With some solicitude, we ask,
what next? If we are to go beyond the liquor
law, and sumptuary enaetments are to be the
order of the day, where are they to stops-
Who shall say that we may not have iegai
regulations forbidding the use OF hot preao
because it promotes Indigestion, the fruitful
source of much moral bodily suffering, men
tai disquietude, and sometimes even crime!
Next the vegetariaps will insist that we shall
have no meat. Then our furniture and the
quality and cut of our garments will be regu-
lated by law. 1t will finally be demonstra-
ted, that living out doors and dispensing en-
tirely with clothing, is most conducive to the
full and healthy development of the physical
powers. So we shall all, in the end, initiate
the example of the red men, and from too
much law, relapse into barbarism. We trust
that the civilized people of New York will
plant themselves en- masse on the empty IL
quor barrels, and exclaim to the tide that
threatens their tea and tobacco: "Thus far
shalt thou come, and no farther We shall
be rejoiced to see the Incorporate deprived
of the means of getting drunk, and compel
ed to be sober men against their own will;
but here, with the removal of an acknowl-
edged evil and curse, prohibition ought to
stop, or much discredit and injury will be
brought upon the principle, and a revolution
backward begun, which will sweep away not
only the liquor law, but the whole temper
aace movement
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SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Wea are informed
by our correspondent, g." of Orange, that
DIR. GEORGE s. NEWMAN, of that county, has
recently performed the operation of Litho-
tripsy upon Mr.. G. II. WRIGH T, who resides
near Golansville, Caroline, with the most per-
feet success. The stone was removed with
very little pain to the patient who did not lie
by half day on account of the operation
In the case of Mr.. Waller, of this city, in
which DR.. n was also employed, the result
wasthe same. These proofs of the ease and
safety of this kind of operation for stone,
should go far to prove that it should be used
in all cases in preference to the knife, which
is so painful, and often dangerous.
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THE FLEET IN THE GULF.

We cannot see the justice of accusing the
President of design to involve the country
in war, because he has ordered an increase
of the Home Squadron. Would it not be
well for those who arraign his motives to as
certain his objects, and learn what orders have
been given to the commanding officer, be-
fore they convict him of involving the coun'
try in war. Nothing is known with GER
tainty of the instructions given to Comrno-
dore McCauley, but, five may be permitted
to conjecture, it is not likely that he has
been ordered to avenge past outrages, but to
resist and punish any future attempt OF Span
ish vessels to search our merchantmen in the
Gulf. This is perfectly legitimate, and. as q
peace policy, the.very best in the world. Ii
it does not prevent future outrages and even
tual war, as we hope and believe it WILL 1t
will be simply because Spain, relying upon
the assistance Of the allies, is determined 70
provoke US into fight, at all hazards, ana
this she would inevitably contrive to DO,
whether q fleet were sent TO the Gulf or not
The truth is, If we had a large naval estab-
lishment, as We devoutly wish we had, and
the President could send score of screw
ships of the lie, and twenty or thirty smaller
vessels to the gulf, neither Spain, England
nor France, nor the three combined would
permit themselves to be involved in war
with the United States. 1t is our miserable
weakness, as naval power, that invites ag-
erosion.
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ANOTHER sB0BBERY.----Last Saturday
nisht MT Francis / Smiths room was entered by
so,ne thiei and robbed OF considerable amount Of
ciothing Yesterday ilicer White ARE, tad negro
the cage. He will have an examination this morn.
Log.
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Pick PooKEr.-A man had his pocket
opened by sharp Instrument. Saturday night
last, while at the Theatre, and relieved of S45-
These sly tricks of every day occurrences now
and those who have money, would do wellto leave
IL at hooa
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ELECTION OF LIEUTENANr.-That go-s-
head company, the National Guard, have elected
Mr.. lessee Wherry, third lieutenant of the corps.
The selection Is en- excellent one, and fills the list
of eff GERS
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETs. April 14.h. is5s -.
rff,f1R All ths Ecpsrfine thtrsd YH fno ~ ~
~ ~ $40 bu0legst and bsdffs OF ahe ra. e.,
siosi remaining demanded on Saturday si'' alu w
Estrs and Family in propottion. .. n,;,,, White
a. ~ aoSsz Is do Red S2 55U24 40. There ,, ,''sie
csn,ins in. ana auots.icns pretty nsari5 n9nna1a
CURN-Firaa ut 90dg5s. per bush
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TRY GOODS STORE

- T. NJ y Il III!
The SUI scrber respectfully inforrns his friends and
the public generally, that he has removed to the
store No. IT'S, Bread street. Cd tenement frcm the
corner of 9Th. s-..r4 -
he has row open entirely new stock of SPRING
and 81 MMEk GOODS. consisting of the usual va
nety to be found In Dry Goods siers, all of hch
house in this city. "a a"S
ThanStal fl the liberal patronage that has been
70 nun heretofore, he assures that effort
oE ns pAlt Snai Do wanting to merit continuance
cl tns se,ns VAL. COHEN,
hp 10 - Got" IT'S Rrtgd Of
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DANGEROUSLY lLL.-mr Tyres Maupir, editor of
the Union Republican, at Stanton, is lying almost
hopelessly i'll at Monterey, Highland county.
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"1Hr whole press Of Philadelphia are out
In tsvaY Of HeosLANp's GERMAN sBIrr1Rs. - fhey
are prspared By DR. Q. Jackson we are ga :. y
nsnais a Ne believe ii saprliss desiderstsm y
nc medical world lens needed The wrs,sssa ~.
taofs and coantssfsiters have ~. sa.rsa
nom the danger 81 sw silowias roisonous mixtures
n iieu al The real Bittsrs - Httaid.
CO. ssd sx asrT : 'eaaaA Dssseists.
ap l6 12W
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CHURcM RonBgy.--Et Mays &C athoIic) Chni CHI,
u Troy, n. T.. was entered BY burglars last Moa.
asy night, end the altar robbed Of 81 600 worth 81
jsvsiry.
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@RN u. s. NAIL STEAMSHIP
sssEAssstE1. JAMEsTO WIN for New York via Nor.
folk, leaves TUESDAY afternoon, the 17.h instant
at A oclStk.
Freight received to-day (Hondey) st 10 O'Clock, and
TO the hour of O'Clock P. NJ :, Tuesday the II.
instant.
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, O'clock p. Nj Tuesday.
Shippers repeated to send in their bills a6ing
early Tuesday afternoon. :.
Consigness ara informed tina. their goods will be
landed to-day, ar they requested to esnd down
for them and not sent for they must be slowed
their expense and risF.
Tickets and Beiths secured at our Office or on
board the Ship.
ap I6-2t LUDLAM g. WATSON
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siEE STEAMBOAT CURTIS
sPECK.-P AS SAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The Steamboat CUR
IT'S PECK, Captain john DAVIS, will resume her
place upon the line, between this and the above
places, Tomorrow morning, (Tuesday, 18th instant
and will leave the wharfat Rockets gularly eve
~ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mo rnings st 81
O'Clock precisely. Returning the Curtis Peck will
leave Norfolk each alternate morning, as the sams
hour, IT O'clock and touch at all the sular land
inss on the river, going and returning.
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk $500
Passage for servauts.................... $50
Meals soc. each.
IE
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STEAMER BELYIDERE
usssszzssscass,sssaaE FOR BALTIMORE
Freight received to day, (Mondayl at ~ o'clock,
aud up to the hour of O'clock P. NJ. Tuesday, the
i7,h last. re
Shippers requested to send in their bills Iading
early Tuesday afternoon.
Consignees to the Bclvders, and also to the Poca-
hontas, are informed that their goods will be laud.
ed to-day, and they requested to send down for
them
ap l6-2t LIJDLAM e. WATSON
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DIED.


At her sons sideace, ON Church Hin, on the Is
SARAH Fl. BOWLS, in her e6fh yea
Her funeral will take place TO day ct Lsigh Street
Baptist Church, at o'clock, p. H. The friends ar
scquaintances of tho family respect uliy inyit
to attend, without further notice.
Beyond the fight of time,
1913 Beyond the reign of death, - p
There surely 10 some blessed CLINE
Where life 10 not breath.
Nor life's all sction transient fre ~
Whose sparks 1y upward and expire.
The time is short when bat breath
Measures the SPACE twxt me and death:
That this Is so who will deny,
since IN the midst OF life We die
On Saturday morning. the 18th instant nj ousrt.,
past o'clock, JAMES HENRY MAHxNy. a .asa I
years montha, and days "ess
HE funeral will take place from, his fstbe,.
past 2o'clock. - 80 - :. na,'
On Sunday afte moon. 18th inst at Oh o,eloct IN
z inns snd painful iliness. FRANCIS VILLA M
IN ths Aeth year Of bis age. 49, So.
nia friends ana acquaintanees, and thase of AZ.
family are sctny invited to attend his funers
en tomorrow tTussday1 morning "a 10 o,clt al s,
hh late residence, cornsr of - and Broad ~ -
At bic resdencs 10 Tyisas now, n tts y.,1.. :,
consp mpton, at half past o'clock SATURDAY nish,
nANlEL Marks, aEsd % sass. vSp '1s 80
s. His friands aad aequsintences. and fhass ar n
Kthert Marks. are invited 10 aliend his fsosr.i y.
Tuesday morning, a. 10 O'clock, ffom bis late Is n
dence,
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ALFRED LHwELLEN
CITY OF RICHMOND TO WIT

CITY OF RICHMoND TO WIT:
This day ALFRED LEwELLEN personally appeared
before me, justice of the Peace for the city sfors-
said and made oath that the statement contain ed In
the above letter to v. Hectl 81 IL true.
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF April, 1855.
EDWIN FARRAK, J, r.
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AINSLIE. 30 WEN 4

[C4S5iesg A I II s L Z 3 o W f n 4.
Hse WE'LL, M.iNUFlA CTJRERS
OF CARRIAGES. RoCK4WAyS BEGGIES,
ETC.. CROSS STREET ABOVE THE BANKs.-1he sub
scfibers are practical mechanics having had long
experience at the tnsint So and devoting their per-
sonai attention TO all work done in their shop re-
specially solicit call from ali who wish ANYTHING
in the Go rrisge lice. We have on band, al thu
time the best stock of Ruggie, offered for sale
in this city, which we viii sell at exceedingly low
prices. sp l6-0imk
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GIVE THEM A TRIAI.-Mereenary per-
sons have In many instances saccee led 10 fos lns
upsn tbs community worthisss preparations, CLAIM.
Ing Tor them great medical virtues tAata grs At many
uSlyi6uas fuse to take anything not saactonedty
a physician. This sanction hss hesn bestowed upon
SrABLERs ANonYNE CHsakY ESpscroRAsr afa
DiaRsyoe. cosD Al in more than five hundred Ia
stances indeed many me deal men who know their
virtues regularly prescribe the Expectosant 10 cases
Of coughs colds and discss.s Of the respiratory or
CANA which come under theie care And 10 al as
eases tf the owels too. such disrrh9l the psr.
Lna Cordial Is pre- ssiibsd by them with the Utmost
confidence In its beneficial tffscts. Give thsse eAs
cellent medicineaa trial.
u See descriptive pamphlets. to Be had gratis q
the Agenta.
H.H. sfAsLER 4 CO., rropristorA
Wholesale pruggists. kaitm sfs.
PURCELL. LAnn CO..
~ Wholesale Asentss kisn mona.
Out vfyslnis. spi6-dAtn
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BALrlaegE. Md, April 18th, lesa
=. Hecder: l. Is not true that you were eranh, IN
compsng with Mr.. Miller, on Q Sunday, either De-
fore OF after attending chereh 10 my knowisass.s
Yours, &c. JOHN FREDERIC KS,
sp I6-lt EH
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