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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-20

States within tie meaning Of the 2ISt AE-c-e q he
Treaty w.rh France: rAsI the S1Se % Ae-ca : A't
3 matter relating - the Lls-Hl- ona|' on So--~ %
ne shin N5s.--.L within me purvlew o. ne 2iore-
50 T-sz-v and -hzt the hbeIanE i no longer q
seaman z--zchsl - the snip N5stTsz, nor enl'.s- %
~ --vE-e-e. o. subject T. zny disability, rs>U--ng
f-o- rhzc relation. ol' ! here = PTe>s.' =
i=- n the Kin O.: Portugal, temporary EsS-~eht
within THIS kingdom. claiming = have = T@-i q
civil ac-o- against tle rS9o2ce1t 10y 14nA-cS NA-C-
action CT only Be entertained HeIs y t1e II
bu-aIs ! have e-1Ee-ate1 these three sewers.
grounds aIdoash : regard tie E->t = ce-2S o. tSe'
decisive q Ire question
W5-a al due -sSuecr - che representative - the
S-=s- and friendly uz1oo. ul-= whose authority ms
- --Sz--s5. : mast SSv the assumption. r-z-
he Consul o. he United States has any power .
Object . the jurisdiction q re toClI II IS .
. Lsz- and determine t1-s Controversy
vi-rus o. any treaty siPu-a@o2s = TA-cA his rs
vain Majesty = : party. seems = re = GHtSI---e
- uoc . zGul; = argument D5-o,e> L21H cGS
nav z-Sa. affecting the crews, sc1 helnts-Ia- orlsE'
q board OF American ships, u which TIE -ocA- a4-
tho1Ies have no right - interfere "i'Ao1' ne CON
sent O: tze Cgrs1ls, 5at ;A-S = no oleOt t1ose Gases
The respondent tls1 70 answer = the cause, OH
suffered 9 default . b entered against hin, where
mo-. in conformity with Admiralty practice, the
10 = was ordered ID be taken g77 ~c3-FsSso- and ne
EtsLart w2s permitted % support rs mel ?!
e PATE proct>-
same unlawful and unnatural treatment, upon VINCE
the cour: had occasion 70 a1-nz1ve-t n ne cSe o.
Nznue. Elos. lIEcac.ol vas p-2c-ce- upon A=a1e
N-s-E2- rrE1L1 ---~~ -
pe-sities @: the respondent, tae Eoe-AHt has peer
made IRE victim o. = course O. a5use, ca-cuA-A :
i-|c-e and 6edass him physically. mentally, snc
morally. tr which money can never make III
amends. OF somewhat more mature s-s, Sn1 c
S--o7-z- frame. however. than Manuel E1os, he ha
p-o5s5.v endured ~ less zcclsl pain and suffering
nor has lie. Ike him. been subjected % yeas q Peg
secu-i1n and the court VII accordingly AWARD
L. mount OF damages IN this case thzn u.s. sIvel
II The former.
i: decree be entered n favor OF the E5ellan
f5r the sum o: rflesu hundred dollars, and TIE cost
OF suit
Nessrs. Harris znd Montgomery fOr the E5e-lan-.
Nj. BATES ior respondent
December i. 1850
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advertisements.

d SALE Low
coNsI%N
THE FOLLOWING
Assortment of Merchandise
DRY Goods.
GASES OTIS DENNIS. Isl
sac ~ e sr-5C~ Lyzan o-5rn azl~.
- Dv1.a. c. b-1zu s1G e-e c7s
- 1@5sze1s al NazAaa1ss:s Sas sAsseHSH
CzI H-asyc11e an Pssz=i suits
Cs--fxe5 shirts A-3 dlEer~ oArs
Czss deaan a~ks - p1a.S %5gSc
CO 5,-=.- ~ SD s-y 6Aa1a s17s
Groceries.
BoES -; E-'sE = - - . azs.
Cl% va.sr e1eSss a2-te5z i5s5 @LPis
Cases cAeSe n rs 1l oEs
C4S- sr1Hd PPP=E 80 s2's d"
Czss |Ty PSEisr, d S.y@ ,--.
Csc dairy sA: = 2R h@S-
- sPs Fs 6 a.ea
Hslf hrs sAzoa- bales HoPs
>undries.
"a ~ h--u Barrels pach-
&C., asia vh5.. ~a-e Crates eovl<
ceAEs -.-- s---s --rpeul1e,
pr ~ I'D 5 ssai y Had AZ
saddle has "
- Axes. pI9-s- OK boss-
Is5 rs Sazca sEnt sean sat HAEAt4a rs
a.n. a. ssa% 7@ z=sreasz h4s erks ca
ao;a- e@;-sp-1E t1vz, sEr2e - ..-zae-
re p5rse-- oS1Ea=- sE-zl E2iyA--s- ="
And a large assortment OF
Choice Family GrOcerleS-
80 : c sPALDING-
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advertisements.

TO p
BIZ The UNDERSIGNED,
The Cargoes of the British Barks
HUMPHREY NELSON
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Dry Goods.
Blue eass9as xalx o9::sas :sger4 4s,E .1T - e .sssasa~
assorted PCS. TE-r-es 80 -
Eaa.i Fre61A ATas noas sre
pain and fancy slss 800 ass
eocsoa z3akereAesPrai
borizva hA7akEehas
49, "a
Ey redo
LISEx
hz1tE=rrh@12-
d-1azA rd-1s has
pzb-ellzz- eE1E e-c1- BIKE
al ssArsst serge shl-4, PLot 5s1s-
zlpsz e4-, I1s9-o 5etIn
n--f1oz- zlpAzs. pain AID hE1rd sGp=rn@ A1 e125
ca.hs. 4sses- sz~ L. 6reEzs ,-.S--1
L1--s-F. - aas tr5lsd fa--@L pan o1s t-1nA- Faias
aa-as- srsy - u9zsea z1sHas- A., a. Il, ks
Hardware.
Bzadgs roz15 -ua- 2sssh- Ca az lra, $50
Ia AZ. sssE-s Ioss- EnTs- .aa srs.
B v $1,000. erEs-Ts pi
- S-ls. zrF@z,eus sdEs-
Cas-. .rsa Po-z, Azsd So eoTs -
IT. -rEfa : = aCZ. u 4lfu%A- -
80, rvza o-=s TAX hinges TlAne Ha@
49, ass-d sz=- zsrzl ou7= o1-t71s
Naval stores.
- - a--d -. H2-lz rp@ b. rF@-
49, So - - s%as Z 1Pzu.
- aarzs. $50 hz-=s ss@Sa71 -
Bzr@1s P5ah- s5P szp -az A1s
- ~ 80 -.
E4pzszs paaa ~
e q L. 2 .
G-ora
C.-g-a.s 49, D. = azs. - ch=@re -aeese.
60 = 80 AZ 49, Aa@1
Cz.sa a-z-z AID as1c s zass$GS5
sa
- - zz -zT.s s7-e <a@r
G-5z1. szs Ys7P= 49, 49,
- 60 zasa sa-- a s@-4
49,. zn. uza--s z1la
- s-5zz sa
Liquor
ca~ 3 81 f- CAV CIV. 0''A
B0CTLED Az AsD FcEZEz
Hs1s al ~ Ea2. Tazzz-t A.
suEdries.
We a F@~ .
A.: z -
~ 49, ..
E2 sassl q
Esss..hs,s oi,
6Tsen paint
SUGAR PANS AND COOLERS.
Hoo2 - ! 49, spz-o- za<T@1 E eZHt'
TFTY TONS E-CE IN 100 hags
-ALS0
Received ~ bark SEA NTNfPH au1 Lo.ao1,
NARZETTTS ALE AND F0kLEE-
Al gc lz-k GOMELZA. hE L95 Al AsSfDel'
q ENGLISH GEoCEEIE
Al sy .hs Is: e91Seyz1@ sE kz1os .lE & I'm
PHRET NELSON. ~ EEEE- v=sz tE=E sEe - 2z = ozH-
80 z=.1--r1: & ENGLISH FEINLs- 2z1-E PA and
v-Jy=z. Al o.Ezr cE1s-z sT=-
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CARGO
OF Hawaiian Bari
"R. w. w OOD,"
JUST ARRIVED FROM
HA M UF G.
Nd FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
Dry Goods.
Bales Prin's Do uusl1s; d. sNaT.laS. Ta'e Al s-17'
Bales ~hi;s drills, ass Hc;57a lANHs
BAles tzuzsk, Do blankets, DO za.oa eoz-rEs-
Cases Oregon chicks, DO e55--Es- Do creams
Bales tapestry cz-Pe;. cAs nl ci1ta, do Ln=a th1z1-
Fancy Goods.
Gases csn5r5c ha1dksrrhizfz vevsts, blacs sIs,
Back six and fancy 1br,1- o7r-eEs rooss
PzHs fans, Eds ag5zssalrs, Far. Pa-saaauA@,
Mirrors s-oca-deo-z. c7ao=r-as- toys. cads
Clothing.
Gases pautzIooas, cats, haies hickory shirts.
Base 6cs serge satrs, bal@ srsy flannel shirts
Gases white calico tos1n shirts, cass srzs
Gases suaw ha,s, SIX umbrellas
Cutlery.
Cases hatcher knives, cz@s sal7-.. pocket knives.
Cases FORKS aDd knives, cases z-1.s-
Hardware.
ca s52;, go. szs. -. .zss ga. a. -. l aEs- "a .z .el7e.
Glassware.
CzSs ~5ltoE glass. d. tC1H=-s- do caS1-s,
Cz.s Eine and sa=-y glasses. DO CT glass vine bottles
ship ~ChandIery.
Coils Rrss=z- --tzCs. bundles Sag aid % Ines.
Co.'S ElrLn@ AA<a5- easks 6"eNa @% 7~ven~iuek,
Groceries.
Gases pc fruits. do pcai=@ d. mustard
Cases JAMS and 5aIi=S. boxes candles. cz=s a7i1ss.
Boxes Liverpool ysIo~ sap, .-'s >E--s ch=sS,
Casks hans. boxes als5-s- jar Currents.
Half 5bl-- crushed aid I14f sugar. zss sss-i- candies.
Hzl b.. .pa: pas hos grza PEAS, zz-aaas, almonds.
Spirits. Wines and Ale.
Cases Holland 81. do cz-s-- casks cLarst-
BIS ale, Bass and Byass-
SaddIeTy.
Cases imitation hogszIr s45il=s, %. h1-skin 81 ever.
Furniture.
Mahogany chests q 1rs~=r- DO b-rS4uS. do fl1-sco-ls-
Paints and Paint Oil.
Casks white Lad, Do bacs paints. 60 Ch-u-s Er=sn,
Casks Pzrs Csu. cans boiled E-sd Cd.
Patent EhIs Ei-c paint
SundTie>.
Boxes matches. balsS printing paper = powder.
Boxes sza-s- bblS- czn=--- boards a.. oak barrels,
EvsrpocI salt, bbls pork
H5no!uIu. Aug Is 1850. G22I-S Il. RACkFELD * Co.
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DRUG STORE!

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Ex--zcs q sz-sp1rlia and gu
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Elav1r5rE extracts.
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Hz.r5vs. H1lJ=sy ointment
T1f=l5lz marking 1E.
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IACKAWASA COAL.
NOR SALE BY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

,.tv ofthe Talon and prompt exscuton Of the laws
or ts- Constitution ne aion prepared 70 defrni
- DIS sguf-s nat hey have been asssea Two Partes
a.. lad ne other have long been agtAng cues
st ssy what o. f'r promised n0t o. mcntion The word
49, .Laughter For nvc bong years have been
-.ts1ton. stamp rsng. primary meeting uatu m
v hai Question has been d. -ussed Tor 10 the Mhlg,
500 el.i,a t Democrats aFays woodland u must
~ llstol. 81 Is "N,gysr Niger Niger" Laughter
al applause , -, -, - - -, %, 49,
Drh fl-mer Wh1. being veJy fond % milk, whenever he
from h cup always thought ne saw something black In o.
=, V1ai always Sell him shat t vas nothing but moat -
efrrci s 1slts o. milk t1J sent cut % Eork togrth
leaving che bottle and Kettle OF mix I'm aneghoorag spring
csrl. and tlfs rlpN.ci % The sprng One t-ok bic
800 ana our pl;ch ;i-nd drank bis milk 20 the bottom Of hs
sn D. ana behold De ioanl rog stng az the bottom Of
llt.y g.nt o. bis wife sni said "hcre DO you call
-.-rat Yes, replies tc wife, las nothing but noat
.. vs te pu.hmtu. grca'y rlragd m1at SO It's
, r., ana I1lk vou In tlc eyes Ike that. Laughter
-s.r cf cttfuEa' speeches delivered Ehich
-.rr Give Hrll-. aud National Colm.'tee appointed
rh. Convention 0grncd stgs de- With three cheers
-. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
THE JAPANESE FvpASSy


HAMPTON ROADS, May l3.-The Philadelphia left
Portsmouth at SIS, A. NJ. for the Roanoke, with the
Naval Commission, and invited guests. The weather
magnificent At 9I5 thew arrived at the Roanoke
whose sails were iurled and tops manned. Our Band
played National Air. Capt Dupont OF the Navy, Capt
Taylor OF the Marines, Mr. Ledyard, soun-law of the
Secretary Of State and Mr. Portman interpreter boarded
the Roanoke in the first quarter boat The second boat
conveyed Commander Lee Lieut. Porter, Secretary Of
the Commissioner, Mr. Mcdonald, and invited guests
The third boat took the reporters on board.
In the cabin OF the Roanoke Capt. Dupont was form
ally presented 20 the Ambassadors. The former showed
his commission from the President take charge of the
Embassy while in the United States. Capt. Dupont in
roduced Commander Lee and Lieut. Porter as his asso
cate, also, the Presidents interpreter. Mr. Ledyard
introduced the representative Of the State Depar
meut md welcomed them 10 this country briefly, but
was uuintel,giby responded to.
The ceremonies being concluded the treaty box was
uncovered and exposed view and friendly Intercourse
took place. Preparations for going aboard the Phadel
phia are now progressing.
The interview between the Commissioners and Ambas-
sldor, although evidently much more republican than
the latter expected was conducted with great dignity
both sides and marked by apparent reciprocal confidence
in e-cl other feeling OF deep interest pervaded the
spectators The Interpreters of the Ambassadors mixed
freely among the visitors and responded to their congra,-
uhtous in toleably good English. The Philadelphia
viii be in Washington about noon, Monday.
SECOND DESPATCH
HAMPTON RoAus, MAY l3-Aiter the transfer of light
baggage boxes Of money and the treaty case to the
PuAitlphiI a.. the japanese, with the exception of
the Ambassadors, came aboard. Shortly after all
the Commissioned officers of Fortress Monroe ar
rived and lastly the wards of the Roanoke
were manned and boat with the Ambassadors left
amid the roar Of guUs and the music of both
Bands and were received on the Philadelphia by Captain
Dupont aud Mr. Lgdyard and sboWn their respective
state rooms 4 grand dinner was then given in the
principal saloon OF steamer, which leaves in few
minutes.
NoRFoLE, May l3.-A meeting Of the citizens OF this
place has been held Marshal Parks Chairman, W. f..
Foster Secretary tender the Inequalities of the city
q the Embassy. a delegation appointed who pro-
ceedei tie in Boat chartered for tie pur-
pose and performed their mission.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
rELEGRAAGs.
TIE IAPANESE EMRAsSY

NoRFoLE Nay l2-The steamer Philadelphia, charter
ed by the government for the conveyance Of the Japan
Embassy TO Washington, arrived here at o'clock
thi' morning. The steamer Anacostia, at anchor In
Hampton Roads will bring intelligence of the arrival OF
the Roanoke oil Old Point
Cep. Taylor Of L. S steamer POwhatan arrived here
on The louisiana He reports the RoanOkes shaft as badly
cracked aud thinks her departure from New York i'm
probable during the prevailing gale The Naval Com
miioners Aessrs. Dupont Lee and Porter believe she
has left and has been driven of the in the storm,
aud will not therefore arrive before Monday They
much dsappointed the Philadelphia is chartered and
proysiOned for three DAYS only
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
SINKNG ~ A SrFAMFR An LnSS nF IIrE

MEgPHIS, Nav 1.-THE steamer r. T. Lass, Captain
Phillips with one hundred and fifty passengers from n
Orleans TO Cincinnati srasgcd and sunk fifty miles below
this place last night. The boat aud cargo are a total
loss.
Nrs James F Lindsay, Of New Orleans Mrs. Kate
Whitsn and son o., Lafayette Indiana: Mrs H. C. Neal
and daughter, OF Parkersburg Virginia; Mrs William
Harris, do; John Piukey limos; Kfngman, Of Iowa;
William wilson Of Cincinnati; Chas Aleudsle Of SYRIA
cuSa, Obio Francis aud William Everett of louisiana
fireman. porter and three servants are known to be
lost The officers and the rest Of the cabin passengers
were saved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

BUroEE Nay p Four dun Howard street held At &C. 9a
wheat and unchanged Provisions steady pork l.
prime I', r1mp H. bacon sides zoe. whisky steady al 22hc
Ylsx May Cotton closed steady; of $40 bales.
Flour closed With declining tende7cv; state has declined &c
closing a3. Ohio has declined closing 10 oa6 2
sou hen unchanged Wheat closed with declining tendency,
quotlto1z generally unchanged Corn closed steady
900 bush mixed 77NI>& cts yellow SissS PORK
closed hrm; sI sOaiS 25 prime t2 75l4 Lard closed
Arm hal1'c SugSr closed quet Muscovado G. aIk
stocks are firm; Va. 6s 92&; Mo. 6's S3A.
VIRGINIA have fea hair cent In New York. in cor
sequence o. the loan ~ SIX millions for
September Il cted that bv the constitution Of viz
na whenever loan IS authorized sinking fund also proyd
market IN New York, easy that discount
hrnke-. c,rnnlan 81 The dnl demand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

Two As,Nsr O>E-Tboua, and Tim Leehv, brothers,
assaulted Dennis Ca-y ia Cary Street, Friday, for
dong which they vcr, brought before The Maycr. on
saturday Dennis had compromised rh' difficulty, ard
vas 10Th go testify a-,ls, Doc accused, but the Mayor
re4 .-.l Dim % state DIS complaint. Tee warrant Nas
chem dismissed Clry paving >l3' cost lie said be
came le-e three weeks ago. from 'hc N'rth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

ArcrsrA, MAY 12.-There was a Democratic meeting
n Atlanta on Saturday. The Master defended the
Charleston Sece-,ioniss and denounced Douglas as a
traitor 20 Democracy and the South B. C. Yancey
made a similar lengthy speech The National Baltimore
Democracy were defended BY Col Gaskel. The meet
ing adjourned TO next week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
TIE ROANOKE ARRIVED.

NORFOLK, May lS-About u o'clock, last night, the
steamer AnacOStia, sentinel in the Roads, up
and announced the arrival Of the Roanoke in Hampton
Roads. The Philadelphia is now making preparations to
repair thther and it is confidently expected that the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
ERnM ErROPE

NEw NoET, Nav l3.-The steamer Fulton arrived last
night, from Liverpool with dates the End Msuches-
Ter adyces-cOttOn irm-in some cases all qualities
slightly advanced. Breaistuif declining Provisions
quiet. The weather favorable for crops. Flour dull
Wheat declined. Corn dull.
ConsoS g5tagj 3-s for money and on account.
LATER.
The Canadian. to-day, arrived at Farther Point
The Chinese had determined dispute the passage of
the Allies TO Pekn. They have fourteen miles Of or
bc1tion. and 2OO.CO0 men under arms.
The French Government have large projects concern
ing a tariff on WOOL cotton and other material
Italian affairs are unsettled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
DROUGHT THRorGHoUT NEW ENGLAND

BoSroN, Nav ll-Excessive drought throughout New
England is causing trouble TO farmers who in
parts Of New Hampshire drive cattle many miles for
ter Fires in the woods also raging in many loca-
ties. Al Hyanuis the cape, Yesterday fire spread
one thousand acres Of woodland and was still ey-
tending.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

I>sotUcE-Nary sherman, f O.. c., was before The
N.ro- saturday for using iasoleut luggage to Ellen
Gee. "a white employee 40 the Central Hotel Her
counsel Nr Htuc1ca introduced evidence 70 show that
N rs Ellen bad not che sweetest temper iu the world.
While e accused was an humble Nnd iuodeus.yr per-
s'e re. tre es uonv against BIS client being unrebutted
she was ordered % De- punish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

Ss,r OS.-Chr.stv and Ellen Wech charged With me-
ha.-ry receiving lo- of i,rs ard jugs stolen from :
B. sweeney were before che Mayor. ra SATURDAY,. The
Cd 20 bail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
ny BETTs a GREGORY, Auei'.

~ NECROEs.-ws vii tsil TIT, Norriag ~ 10 eloe'
III 10 likely Negroes BETS GREGORY, AuetTs.
Franklin Eject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCoVI

A GRAND VIRGINIA DASCOVERY.-some forr
"A since excellent tOwnsman, EAPHrAu FZkE- IN
hat he had prepared hair siorr with which he
experimenting his head whose entirely bald
him days and the place bald four months
SINCE fine crop hair has prung with vigorous growth 80
convinced Mr. EzyE II the efficacy Of his discovery that he
has named 'TlE ISFALLIBIE VIRGINIA HAIR RESfORER'
about going into extensive manufacture Of article
which Prove o. anxious interest bald pa.ed
f1ends-FrOal Richmond Enquirer, Dec. i2n, 1889.
This famous article be had ofthe principal Druggist
Those persons who desire head ofha have only the
according printed directions the bottle Those who
have any OF s efficacy have q EN- removed In hor
time b. using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORER IEPALLBLE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

GRIRPIN'S HORSE SHOE NAILS.-25 bags, our
~ own Importation In and for sale quantities suit
purchasers. J. sIsTON co,
mac importers OF Hardware Il Main 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

LF-rrEr-Rcy. A. B. Clbaniss lectures on the Reli-
gol Of the Chinese tomorrow night at the First Bap
g.. Church Speaking Of previous lecture the Enqr-
rs- SAYS. The lecture spced with an agreeable CO..
lection Of anecdote epgram and satire, calculated to
keep the attention alive We heard a lady, someWhat
Llsr0ls for her somnoeut capacity In church, remark
THAI she had been completely cheated Of her sleep No
wonder for novel things well said always attractive
and seep-dspeuing We look forward with much inter
es. 10 Mr. Ca5suiss next lecture"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

BurSn OvYR-PaiEp H1t,b.r for a,,aliiug Joseph
vst was arraiguei before che Mayor saturday aud
g.red to give security io- Dis good behavior
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CAPTI-RFn


NEw ORLEANS. Nav l3-The steamer Mohawk captur
ed or the coss, Of Cuba SLAYER with 5Ql Africans
The event has caused grea, ssoHsI.cnt 1t havana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
CITY ITEMS.

Hrs-rNo's CoUEr-The quarterly Grand Jury term Of
Ais court vii, commence to-day. The cases continued
tom che last monthly term and the felony cases sent OF
-,.sB,,v by the MiyoE are a. follows.
F5yi Co1s'us c., charged with burglary in en-
-us the dwelling house Of Christian Burgug, and steal
i1. $3.50
-Ias Anderson. f. c., charged with burglary. in
entering the dwelling house of Sarah Bud aud stealing
:. I'D worth O. property.
Tlos Wilkinson and John Iipscomb, aha, Jack Sbep-
p,-I for breaking into and entering Thos. f. Word &
T,s store with intent to commit larceny.
Lgdsu Iandrum tor stAb0ing VIM. Mautel with intent
% si.L
Rob. $ Thompson charged by Lucy Ann Fielder with
hing the father Of bastard child
Jas W. CleVuing for stabbing w. W Shields in front
o. che Theatre.
james Wells, for violating the anti-lottery laws.
Us p. johnson, for exhibiting faro.
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BARRY'S TESaCOPEEROUSl Is the best and cheap
article for dressing beauding cleansing, curling preserving
restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold all druggists and
perfumeIG mhlS-d6m
If Medicine Is necessary, use Brandrcth,s
PIls-They pleasant truly effective medicine
he It true you may purglvcs will operate
pain they take the baamc from she blood which
being having the vital fluid
Of them RRASnEE Puts only take hold Of those
which the body when sick wants to eyscuae They
solely usture-nothnF MORE nothing They
force; they merely assist and herein their great value
tn thrice blessed who fortuna to be aequiiled
good and almost perfect sin because he has to
great his body Insured in health by their occasional use
Prinp, ONCE Canal street, New York. Sold by all respect
able dealers In medicines. dcNT2n
RoxAS BsiV-Hunireds Of persons Of scrouous bah
are dgured by OF the Eyes commonly call
ed syre eyes by using the BSsAn may obtain almost
relief and after few applications find themselves perfectly
cared dtwlw
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JUST PUBLISHED.
THE PLANTATION"

20 heIn Quarterly Journal Of Politics and Literature
IL periodical edited BY able southern Platter. Who
ht been bragh the risf OF Negro slavery, AMI i'
flazty he prleples treatment and oenvi
a. special feature he Plantation VII be found the champion
20 - peculiar and therefore counsel and advise
r lr best manner o. glartlg the st1tioual sts OF
hrce
n "a the southern states uofai Ignorance Peryades ne
i concrrnug merits Of slavery To dspe this
-1rncs and useless attacks against an
aon ne soarce % ntoual wealth and inciFdaA enhsu
e-l-gut- I'll be- prominent ALA Of thlf lo1fnAL
-lhaCrplon prize - % single copies a. %
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

ON PANrNGs-L,sr SALE-The success that Mr..
Tonlu ha, nae, with I'm this city, in the sale Of bis fine
specimens Of Art has induced bu give another aud
Vouyey the base sale G take place Lo-morros Tuesday,
.rnoon st Co-uhian Hall The paintings offered are
new ones, not those heretofore exhibited and comprise
several -isf fHrrss also copies of celebrated paint
ia-s Those Vho DESTROYS Of obtaining eIegau- en-
be ,Lue1s ior their drawing rooms viii End this U1-
e .tlei opportunity The paintings viii be on eNhibi-
tomorrow.