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sSs- THE GREAT HEALTH RKsroRER

THE LIFE OF TIE FLESH Is IN THE BLooD.-When
the Blood becomes vtiated iTpure, or too weak the
flesh ooses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
pailid the Liver disordsred Dyspepsia aud Indges-
tion follow the spirits droop, Nervousness commen.
ces and life becomes q burden.
UARTSHORNk'S HEALTH REST0RER, OR
SARSAPAhILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels.
imparting new vigor and tone TO constitution in-
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removes Pid,-
pies, and all skin eruptions; arouses the physical
powers of both sexes, gives bloom TO the pallid
medicinal in it, effects it is perfect cordial in
taste II is particularly adapted to Female COM
plants which in their very nature are exhautting
ar Kidney and Bladder affections, it acts like a
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 80 cents.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il Co; FISHER WINSTON;
PETERSON; BoDEKER: GARLICK; w LADD; MILLS
PAuGU 4 JOHNSON; DUvAL NORTON; 0 sTREcKER,
AND DowDKN. my 3l-d&cw3m
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~WHRRx SHALL WE GET oUR Luke.

NESS TAKKNi-At GIBBS, of course where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carrioature.
always go. Besides, We have never been deceiv-
ed by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons, take pleasure in saying that
addition to our inimitable AMBR0TYPE we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of q superior character,
both plain and colored which, for beauty of finish and
passed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately CO
ped and warranted to please. at moderate prices.-
AMBR0TYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Corinthian Hail. Main street, between
9Th and 10th.
de3 p. L. GIBBS,
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f6r IarRRssrrNa TO LAprEs.-When

in the course of human events Ladies and Gentle
men lose one of their greatest natural attractions
fine head of hairit becomes matter OF serious Inn.
portance and the question Is. what shall we do to
and beauty, In reply TO this query. we beg to say
try DR. HARRIS HAN PROMOTER and IMpR0vEE. A
few applications will stop the hair falling or break
white and impart freshness and vignr 70 the hair
and although ron may have been bald twenty years
the continued use OF Il two months will insure you
a Inxuriant head of hair Call and get bottle. and
ii not satisfied after the second application, return
IL and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris HAN Promoter and lmproyer
w PETERSON. DrmgRisf,
Cor Main and i2th, and Main and Wall sts.
my i0-3m
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S6y THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
TEy ERR tTED FEHALE PILLS


This invaluable medicine unfailing in the cureof
all those painful aud dangerous diseases ncideI to
the female constitution
1t moderates all excesses and removes all obstruc-
tions. from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These P!lts should not Be taken BY emales nGt are
prsoaant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
aiev are surs to bring Miscarriage; bt at every
Other time, and IN eu.rg other case they are perfectly
s1fe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain
In the Back and Limbs. Heaviness, Fatigue slight
exerton Palpitaton of the Heart, u wness of spir-
it's Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites. and all the
painful diseases occasoned By disordered system,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed. aa
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills. aud eneircled with the
Government stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 and postage stamps.
erPURCELL LADD d CO., wholesale agents for
Virginia. NH l2-d&cw3m*
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An INTERESTING SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR COMBINING
LADY IN A LusATIc AsYLUk-Seyeral years ago, a
young woman Of Cincinnati. member of one of the
churches, was confined in the lunstic asylum for
iiy of the officers of the church, who honestly be-
Iieved her to be in q deraDged state of mind. AT
ter her liberation, the young woman, Miss Fanny
Hale, commenced suit against b. VaDdergrif and
others. for false imprisonment, and upon the first
trial. some years ago, the jury rendered verdict
for the plaintiff for $4,000 new trial was had,
when the jury failed 10 agree The case again
retired in the Common Pleas Court. this week, aud
the jury last evening returned verdict for Miss
Hale for $500. This will probably be the end OF
litigation in this curious Cincinnati Glzette
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RD- BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -
THE ARCTIC LyNIMENT

HJ- BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -
THE ARCTIC LDNIMENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that IL ia
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMAi ISM, PARALYSIS
NEURALGIA, PILES
SPkAINS, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS
SCALDS, MOULDS
TUMORS, CORNS.
For HORSES and MULGS, externally, nothing ex-
ceeds the ARCTIC LlNlMENT,
In curing
SPRAINS, SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS
THRUSH, RINGB6NE,
or any Soretr Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle. :.
Price 25 ITS, 50 cents and 81. for small, medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
ja l3-ts Wholesale Agents
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nm - DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-DR. O.
EsLPs BROWN. the great curer nt t(,onsumnton
ior several years so badly afflicted by Dysnen
h LOT part OF the time he was confined to his
fnrn;.has M was eventually cured by q prescription
rIanisned him By youEg clairvoyapt girl Tbis
s,a,s ~ ION, given him BY mere child while in q
it never ssaSf, mas cured everybody who has taken
ia ases oi fits and Dyspepsia. The Ingredients NAV
aS,e IN any drug store. will send this vaIu
80 ptescripuon TO any person the recent of one
stamp TO pay postage Address - 'A'o
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN.
INV oa-. NO. u Grand street. Jersey City, NJ.
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s5- A COMPARISON INvIrEp.-AIl who

contemplate having likeness taken of themselves
friends should not fail to call the Photograph
and Fine Art Galleries of q. w. MINNIo and ex-
anime the large and varied collection of specimens
which adorn his Gallery, aud compare their truth
funess and finish with pictures taken elsewhere
His Gallery is truly Gallery of Fine Art, and no
likeness is a!lowedto leave his rooms unless entirely
sure permanence. Prices as low as any Gallery in
the State, for the same kind of work Galleries al
ways open and free TO visitors in Petersburg over
Davis Abraham5 Lyons store and ON Main street.
OPP 1site the new Cu-tom House. Richmond, Va.
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CONTEMPT OF CouRr.-The Mayor


terday gave his decision in the case OF p III. Cih-
son, held to answer for contempt of Court Mr.
uibson, our readers will remember, was summoned
as witness to testify in the case of John II. g.
Tyler and Joseph X Young, charged with upsetting
boxes, etc, IN the street, the night of the 10th
ult, and when asked whether be saw the accused
parties on the lot of Beuj Davis, on that pigbt.
declined to answer, as by 80 doing be might be
made TO criminate himself The Mayor replied to the
anguments heretofore submitted by Mcssrs August
and Williams, to show that a witness could moi be
made TO criminate himself by testifying, and fully
eoncurred with them AS to what was law on that
question: bus dissented from their views as to the
witness having the right to judge whether the
answer given would criminate him or not The
's.er question was for the decision Of the Court
only, and not for the witness ae tberar,ra dan;a
ca that Mr. Gibson would have to answ er the cues
tion propounded to him, or he would feel eomnaII.
ed to commit him to prison.
The counsel In the cause then informed b;s Honor
that they decided to take question to n,s h. :
court, whereapon the Mayer adjourned the inyes.
tigation until this morning, and held the parties
to bail for their appearance f''o'
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UNANIMOUS AGAINsr 1.-THE proposition which
was broached in the Louisiana Legislature. to intro
duce African coolies into that State, has been de
nounced by nearly all the Journals in the State
1t was the absurd hoax, thatthe Louisianians were
actually landing csrgoes OF Africans for their plan
taions which induced the British cruisers to over
haul every American vessel now in the Gulf Aftel
swallowing the Georgia hoax, genuine John Bal
can swallow any Amarican absurdity, especially
if it reflects upon the character and standing O
the people aud their institutions.
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~AcHrLLrs Asco11 A.

AcHILLEs AscoLI, M D., Home
pa,hh,st Sste from New York. and formerly an AIlo
gatnie probationary at present located AZ No -
urace street two doors from st Paui's Church. re.
hchmoHd. - ~ s'siAens vi
my l2--iys
% aHae AT MEETING OF THE COMMISSION.
has ~ VI THE BANK OF the CoMMuNW EALTH
aela On Nsdnesday the 2sth instant II having been
o;.s sss.heu tnat au amount exceeding the sum re-
was 'oA ne" peon suoseftueu, IL
~ hecsoiyed, That the books for subscription 10
aav .ns, ,Sapi,ai stock OF the Bank of the Common
nn 1eaish, DC closed on Saturday, the 18th day Of
bean @ of earlier, should the sum of S50OAa0 have
i suoscribed, prior to that date and that meet
~ oI ths stockhciiers be held the purpose Of
at ~ o'clock. NJ = ~1u ahe'
John JOIN a; LANCASTER,
HORAOE L. KENT
RICHARD G. eORRIss
MN. q. CRENSHAW. Com,era
ISAAC DAVESfORT. Jr.
JAMES ii. GRANT
WELLINGTON G0bDIN,
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FROM JAkAIcA-Ths Cruisers an the GulE-From
Kingston, Jamaica, under date of the Ilth inst.
We learn that the schooner Cortes had arrived in
Port Royal Harbor prize to the British gun.
boat Forward. The Cortes made the third vessel
seized by the Mosquito feet, and the usual legal
steps were being taken to insure her condemna-
ton. The Kingston correspondent of the New
York Herald says:
The feet of cruisers now operating so actively
in the Gulf was sent out at the instance Of the An
tiSlavery Society Of Jamaica, deputation from
which body visited England in the latter part of
the year 1855. 1t was reported that the soush
side OF Cnba would room be blockaded by a rein.
forcement OF gnnboats 1t is said that all the
slaves taken will be located in Trinadad and De-
merara, at which the people of Jamaica are dis
pleased as the best interests of the island are going
TO ruin for want of laborers The rejection Of the
Jamaica Immigration act by the home government
bad caused wide spread agitation ON the island
The Baptist missionaries opposed the measure, on
the sronnd of its inutiity and the reduction in
the rate Of free wages which would ensue from its
operation. 1t Is evident that severe labor strup-
gle is at hand In the British West Indies.
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the swampipg Of their skiff.
There we're 16 deaths in Petersburg, Va, during
the month Of May.
There were SS deaths In Baltimore last week /;
20 of consumption.
VIM. Burns, while In the Mott street Catholic
church. at New York, Sunday, relieving the sacra-
ment, fell to the floor a corpse.
James L. seabury, one OF the oldest citizens Of
Mobile. Ala died on the oath uls.
Newton 8. Hawkins was hung ct Calhoun,
Ga , on Friday, the list Of May, for the crime Of
murder.
The national debt Of Spain amounts f14o, ,ooos-
900 sterling.
Major-Geuersl Wool Is at present on visit to
Washington city
A National Pharmacopea Convention is to be held
in Washington in 1850. Several Societies have
already appointed delegates.
The Trenton, NJ, bakers are adopting sys
TEN Of selling bread by wsight-three cent? pei
pouud--instead Of by the loaf, a. currently sold.
IN W. Burton, Secretary Of the State Of Ten
nassee charged with defAlcation. has resigned biz
office. John II. r. Ray has been appointed TO the
position.
The Lynchburg virginian chronicles the verl
sudden deaths OF Mrs. X. II. Gray and Mrs. j. A
| Hopkins, two esteemed ladies Of that city.
Garrett's snuff mill, In Christiana Hundred
Dell was destroyed by fre on Friday, with MT,
bogsheads Of tobacco. Loss $20,O00 INSURANCE
5000.
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LYNCH Llw--The Austin, Texas, Intelligeucer
learns that the four white men, Willis, Morrison,
Upton and Jones, of Dampasas county, who, in
company with several Indians, committed the re-
cent murders i'll Jacks county, in that State men.
toned in letter in the Dispatch yesterday, have
been hung by the populace.
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t6s- Now OR NnyrR.-The best bar

16- Now OR NEvFR.-The best bar
gainseyer offered at the Auction Store Of Henry W..
Quarles, No $50 Main street. until Saturday, April
10th. $4,000 worth of RICH JEWELRY al auction
and private sale. aides auction Thursday and FRI
day mornings at II o'clock. Gentlemens auction
every night at ~ o'clock. The above goods are Of
the very hnest quality. being the stock OF retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
HENRY. W. QUARLES.
ans No $50 Main Street.
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sgGRnAr 1mpRov.Mssr TN

EXTRACTIN TEETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
eeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe-
nor to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection OF their adaptation is such as to render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless neper
failing to bring The tooth the first trial. never breaking
parts.
All other operations, Filling. Cleansing, and In.
sertlng Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
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nSr NEW FAMILY DRue STORE. :

AB NEW FAMILY DRUG STORE. -
their friends and the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW ST )RE.. on Broad street.
above Ninth. aud opposite the Old Swan Tavern,
where may be found a complete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMI-
GALS; also. English and French Perfnmery, Lu-
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Ar
tcles, Imported Cigars aud Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my Its
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s@y- THE MUSTANG LINIMsNT

Cures I4Heuntdtlsnt.
Tie Mustang Liniment
Cures Stiff Joints.
The Mustang Lininlent
Cures Burns and Wounds.
The Mustang Linimrnt
Cares Sores and Ulcers
The II stang LiatRpnt
Cures Cated Breasts and Sore Nipples.
The Mustang LiRiment
Cures Neuralgia.
The Mustang LiHimc7f
Cures Cdrns and Warts.
TIE MUSTANG LinimeRt Us Ic0rth .
100000 DOLLARS PER AENUM
To the United States the preseryer aud restorer
of valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all Sprans
Calls, Wounds, Stiff joints, &C.
Will you answer this question: Did your ever
hear of any ordinary Sore swelling. Sprain Stiff
ness, either on man and beast, which the Mustang
Liui nent would not curei Did you ever visit any
i;nrupa. Asia or America-~ho did not say lit was
the greatest discovery OF the agei" Sold every
whers Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES h PARK,
my1o-d&clm Proprietors New York.
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l6rTr would hardlx dn for .nx

now a-days to have the temerty to question the az
celience Of Or j. H0STkTTER'S CELEBR ATEn
oioMACH BIfTkRS for all diseases Of the stom
ach. In cases of Dyspepsia. Bodily Weakness. Cos
ursen.ss. Nv Dysentery. and general derahgement of
ane uixestSe organs, their many virtues have long
from the system the morbid humors which ie,ard
their natural functions, and which bring paleness to
those clogs upon pleasure, restore the sy stem TO
high health. and necessarily prove valuable ad.
Junct to the digestive organs trial is all that is
needed to establish them in the confidence of the
skeptic. - '-.'
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve.
rywhere. my aO-lmS
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nR- sARAroaA EmpIRn spRISa WArnR

This Water fresh from the Spring, can be obtained
ct messrs PgRoELL, LADp Co.'S. No. l22 Main street.
kishmond, Va. by the gross simple box Also, for
sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the city For
analysis directions for use. and certificates of emf
nent physcians, see circular which can be obtained
ut the Drug Stores.
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, g. W.
WESTON CO.. Saratoga Springs, or at their De
pot, 6S Barclay street, New'York. ap lS-3m
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Az AcT OF yEya.AncE.-William Marsh was shot
dead on W ed ncsday last at Brandenburg, Kentucky
by Stanley Young in revenge for the murder Of his
father, Sinclair Young, in Harrison county. Indiana
seven years prcvious. Young Immediately mount
ed aWift horse and escaned.
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A DRAYMANs FUyRRaL.-The negro Ben, was
buried in Petersburg. Va, Monday afternoon by
his fellow draymen with peculiar honors. Apro
cession formed by t,rentyt'oo drays, followed his
remains through the streets on their way TO the
bnrying ground.
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BANK Nofg BUnSISa.-Thc Montgomery, Ala,
papers announce that ON the 26th nit, one million
one hundred and forty-threc Thousand eight hun.
dred and torty-nine dollars Of the notes OF the
State Bank of Alabama and the bills OF the branch
90 of that bank, we're burned at the Treasury de-
partment In Montgomery.
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watch dog st the ssore Of Henry s5c1ss soas, dsy
goods merchsuts, Bread stresl bstwsss IL - q
streets, wss poisoned. and on the follouine sjeke
the back door Of the store was bored tbs bar iss6
and an entry msde. Another door bstwssu had -
oe unfastened, before accomplishing which The
burglars m became alarmed and gave up The atssnpt-
The operation vas conducted Win the scieuce 81
experiences scracksmen,r - one Of the propFjs-
tcrs, though sleepi1gin the store, was nosawAksn-
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LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.


~. 81 'Tis bad 10 leave your fathers Watch
@zzEks0 In store you know not well,
To be repaired by perfect bOtch,
For it's time will never tell:
Yet hard il is when told to go
To men you never knew,
To some fine store all outside show,
Instead of BAK-TH0 LO-MEW.
But if there wasone gentle eye.
While in that store, you'd grieYo
To see him on that Watch TO try,
You would scarcely once believe.
But In this city there men
Who can repair your Watch all through,
And am one among those ten.
And nay namf's BAR-THo Lo-sEw.
.SW j BARTHOLOMEW,
watch and Clock Maker cor llth and Main SITS,
an Opposife American Hotel.
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STEALING LAMBS. Joe Harris, slave
to Harden Davis estate, was before the Mayor yes
terday for stealing three lambs. He will probably
have hearing tod ".
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, Go.

e J. n. WILLIAMS,
"a WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
EAEe No. Main Street.
@2sz&ses~ FORMERLY WITH Mr.. JOHN HILL
Keeps cgnstantr on hand a good assortment of fine
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry which he offers very
low for cash. Watches and Clocks neatly and re-
lisbly repaired and warranted; Wedding Kings
made to order aud all kinds of Jewelry neatly re-
paired
ship Chronometers repaired in a reliable manner.
and tried by transit. st shortest notice.
Mathematical, Philosophical and Astronomical
Instruments, Music Boxes, Accordeons &c repair.
ed by j. J.NoTTLE WILLIAMS,
No Main Street,
nv I5-Im Formerly with Mr. John Hill.
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was fined 81 by the Mayor yesterday for selling
goods on saturday and sunday in violation Of the
laws of the State.
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A SCENE IN THE LyERPooL POLICE CouRr.--on the
1Ith ult., James Smith, second mate OF the Ameri-
can ship New York, and Vim. GenDy, carpenter Of
the same vessel, were arraigned before the Liver
pool Police Court, charged with assaulting VIM.
Kinlay. seaman on board the ship. In answer
to the explanations OF Smith, the presiding Justice
addressed him in the following plain and decided
language:
..You are q great coward aud scoundrei The
Americans are diegracipg their country by their
crusty to the crews OF their ships, and IL they
don't find correctiyes on the other side, they shall
less than the enormity Of the crime Men like
you, Of respectabiiity, who are no doubt taught .
great deal better, conduct yourselves towards this
poor man, whom you consider your Inferior, In the
most brutal way, kicking him Ia the ribs, hit
ting him In the face, and knocking him about Al
if he were an old shoe or an old hat. Such con-
duct not to be tolerated here, ard you mast each
pay fne of IS, Or 90 70 prison for two months.'
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MAIL DETENTION. Northern mail
did not arrive here yesterday afternoon until
O'Clock, in consequence Of the boat grounding in
the Potomac.
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NEARLY DRowHED.--0n yesterday,
little boy, son Of sirs. J. P. Harrison, got into
large pond of water on Union Hill, near Spripr.
field Hall, and when rescued was entirely lifsess
Medical aid, however, was soon obtained, aud after
much labor life was restored
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A GUARD PUT UNDER Enthusiastically Em.
pire City, from New Orleans, May Goth, and Ha.
vana, 25th, arrived at New York Sunday. The
following is an extract of private letter to the
New York Express
"we have had an incident causing q stir here
among the small efcioiiddd. On entry Of the
steamship Philadelphia, at Havana, on the 23d, at
O'Clock, after visit had been made and the pa
pers Of the ship taken on shore, usual the Capt
found himself and vessel under . guard Of two
soldiers. with muskets and fixed bayonets. In the
dark, he had not observed the soldiers left in
charge and when he did come across them, moving
about his decks. to the manifest disturbance and
disquiet OF his passengers (many Of them women
and childrenl he took their arms from them and
placed them in his state room. 1t was too late to
take any other steps that night The Captain has
officially protested against this form Of unreasona.
BILE restraint
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MuRpEasns IN NEW ORLEANS Joseph Tanner, a
drayman, a native of Cork, ireland, and Henry
Kcan, also an Irishmap. were killed at New Or
leans Friday, the 2oth inst The same day a
spaniard named Jose Lopez, stabbed another span
lard, Francisco Castillo, so that he died.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. JoHa B. WAITHALI, Homoo-
eStost offers his professional services 70 the cits
az q Richmond and its vicinity Once sf his rer
'1ence On Leigh strest. two doors from sth.
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DsspERArE FIcHr.-Tvo youp,

Tell and Boze-got into rough and tumble light
on Cary street near 18th, aud before they we're
separated Boze lost portion of his left ear. They
were both arrested and Gagged.
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| COOP pRIcR FOB NkGRoEs.-At Louisburg, N. c..
on the 18th tlt, the slaves of the estate of James
Undertake, decd, were sold at auction a: the fol
lowing extraordinary prices:
Mark sged SO years, $slo Caleb aged, IS t1020;
Joe 70, ei365; Peter %, 1870; John IA $l050
| Daniel 8, $3.50; Jenny aud child aged 40. $S05;
Sarah aud two children aged 81, 1890; Eliza y
5000; Sally 13, $11e5; Catharine aged TO- $S05
| Jane aged 8, $500.