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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

EDWIN WORKMAN Il CO.,
~ GR0CERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
bE4iLERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Solicit consignments OF BACC0, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., to the sale of which EDWIN
WORTHAM will give his personal attention.
H-is avances made on cons gnments.
Afs BAGS furnished when required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

OIiCE.--"e have large ana nne assort-
! ment OF Ready made Clothing for gent emen's
wear and a lse q good stock Of \ egro Clothing
which we have determined to sell for the balance
OF the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for ca sh
ana to punctual customers. We hone that fine
above announcement will secure for us at once a
call from all who are in need of ANYTHING in our
this notice. SIMPSON y MTITEP "
ll9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

Rofs JACkETS.-Blue, Brown and Black
- Cloth Jackets Cadet Mixed Jackets Boys
Cloth Frock Goats Boys Fancy and Black Cassi-
mere Vests Boys Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants Boys Lion Skin, Black Cloth and liver
nese oyer-Sacks, fat and complete assortment,
to which we call attention of parents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

PULMONARY RALSAM-A sure and speedy
= remedy for .he cure of Comgls, Colds Asthma,
Srou9i ho@pln6 Cough, Difficulty Of Breathing,
form and is composed Of vegetable Ingredients.
selected Tor their balsamic aud soothing nature
IL ma, stood the test Of numerous trials, aud is
confidently recommended for the diseasas man.
toned. Prepared and sold by
BepEKER y Co, Druggists. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
TOHN n. GORUON h son.

OHN n. GURUON n son.
y l4TH ST. NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Offer for sale a large and full assortment of IRON
comprising Swede's, American Hammered Peru
Hammered, English and English Refined, Eng lish
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Rein ed Plor
Iron and Plow Plates. Also, Tin Plate Of various
sizes, for timers aud mani iacturers; Sheet anS
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold IN this market. I'D It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

[ rhGii hEDtCfIeN IN PKECES.-The
~ subscribers offer their entire stock of WINTER
CLOfHlNH at greatly reduced prices. The as
sortment is full and complete in all the depart
inents: In point OF style, qualify aud workman
Ia 3 SHAfLR, HABSEY & Co, lie Main st
ftR EAW CASSIMEKES-In variety.
" aud will be made to order at tair prices, by -
Ia ~ VIM. IRA SMITH. 12G Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

| SEF % UI1KfSI MAS PIX ISENTN-- BOYS
- Cape Overcoats Boys Cape Overcoats IL
Persons DESTROYS to make their sons grartlsops or
nephews handsome and useful present, call and
buy Cape Overcoat at
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.'S
Corner of Main and l4.h streets branch of Balti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

EAU DE B0TDT rms 10 an lnyaInaiTa
AZ Iooth wash which long experience has proved
most efficient in removing all deIetario,s snb
stances, and preserving the teeth ii also keeps
tne gums Solid and healthy, aud imparts a deli
pared and sold bv ~
w. PETERSON Il Co, Druggists.
Mai N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

TfHE 1E In1y S ~ IiUN UF FKVIOA.
Martins Elixir Of calisaya Bark, a very valuable
and pleasant cordial, prepared Of the best Corteh
IhinG re2i@; Dr. Parrishs Syrup of the Phos-
pnales OF Lime, Soda and Potassa Keptby
. l.. WAGNER, Apothecary,
ia 20 Corner 81 land Broad streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25
THE ALL-sUFFIcIENT THREE.

TRfEsEMAR,l, l,2 and s-Proteoted by Ror.l
Letters Patent Of England, aud seoured by the
Seals OF the Ecole de Pharmaoe de Paris and the
Imperial College Of di3Iue. Vieuna
No. Is invaluable for exhau stion and natorrhes
and al physical disabilities
No. completely eradicates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the ssu
seous and pernloio us use of opaive and oubebs
No. mas entirely supplauted the Injurious use of
mercury, thereby insurlng 10 the sufferer speedy
relef, dlsperslne AL Impurities, and roofing out
TRIEsEMhR, Nos. J, 2 and 5, are prepared in
and can be carried in the walstooat pocket sold
In TN cases. and divided into separate doses, as al
mInlstered by Velpeau, L6lemsnd, Rour, Rioord
&c- Price IS each, or four oases for 9s, which
saves IS; and In S7 cases, whereof. there is saw
Ing Of 80. To be had, Wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
BARROW, Of 194 Bleecker street. New York
Immedlatey on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the Treseuhr 70 any part Of the word
securely packed, and addressed according 20 the in
structions of the writer.
The Boot, Of oil others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
7" Human Frsilty, or Physiolos ioal kesearches."
beautifully Illustrated, and treats ",nutely Of
al the symp oms that lnysnaby develop them
and vtlating habits OF earl, youth, Incapsoitating
the victim from sharing the fruiton OF the matri,
monial state, and. IL not checked in time der ener-
atlng al the functions OF manhood. and bringing
Sold By DR.. "a kROw, isl Bieecfer street, four
doors below Mecdougal, New York. Pnoe Is
cents Sent free every where.
lngton. ID. G. de x-sm
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Ho" SUMTER MAY BIZ REINFORCED cores
pondent OF the Cincinnati Gazette has hit upon a
very feasible plan for throwing reinforcements
into Fort Sumter without incufrng the hazards
To which the Star Of the West was subjected He
suggests for that purpose the g Winans steamer ="
and for the following reasons. We quote:
This vessel, as you know, is built Of iron Is
Immensely strong and attains a high rate Of speed
She has capacity for all that In required in men
and supplies. She obeys the helm like thing of
life; has very high draught of water and any flot
as well acquainted with the harbor of Charlie stop
as the writer with those Of several eastern cities
could take her straight to her dest stinaton without
the aid Of buoys to guide, or lighthouses to warn
him.
The honr Of twilight would carry her safely
over the outer bar, and for the rest, she would
need only the stars of heaven. The chances of
injury from the enenys batteries could tie greatly
!essened by the absence Of daylight; but If this be
Indispensable, the danger Of mishap must still be
very ht, for cannon ball must strike her sr-
det!y amidships (the location of her peculiar pro-
peler,) or on the precise line of her axis-other
wise the shot would glance as harmless from her
sides as hailstones from house-top
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"THIRTy-SIx THIRrY."-T reader who is
curious TO know exactly where runs this oft-men-
TONED line, will get clear idea Of it by taking
the map and tracing it as follows Ii commences
az the point on the Atlantic coast where the divi
ding line between Virginia and North Carolina
commences; passes along the line dividing those
states; along the line between Tennessee and
kentucky; along the line between the States of
Missouri and Arkansas, thence through the Terri
tory oi the Cherokee Nation, through New Mexi-
co, striking the eastern boundary of the State of
California, short distance south Of the middle,
sulklnS the Pacific a short distance south of Mon.
terey bav. On tue south of that line there are
about 100000 square miles Of territory including
indlan reservations, while on the north there are
ABOUT l, l,3OO,OO square miles. OF the 300 coo
square miles south of 50 so there is not the slight
est probability that there could be carved out
more than one slave State. All New Mexico.
comprising about 2lO 900 square miles, would
never become slave territory, from the fact that il
Is not adapted to slave labor. IL produces neither
cotton nor cane. North of that line thoug b slavery
were to be legalized, 1t could never exist
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rufian never drew breath But what was the
green leaf he spoke OFF,
"Oh, it was a leaf of palm, which my servant
put in my hat on the previous Sunday, and L
partly forgot, and partly did not care, to re-
move II"
"Well, 1 can only tell you, that YOU had as
narrow an escape as most of your friends; for
II ne suspected that you were likely to have
discovered his hiding place, he would as soou
have hurled you from the path, as he did the
rock you mention. But we must not lose our
time, for he is crafty devil, and as plentiful
" stored with resources as wood fox. Come,
we must get some help
We then proceeded to the houses of several
friends, until we had collected conclave of
eight, and sat down to consider what was best
10 be done. After some deliberation, we re-
solved to send to Kilrush for military aid; then
TO arm ourselves, and with our servants to
hasten to the spot, and keep a sharp look out,
50 as 70 prevent his escape. 1t was doubtful,
however, that he would not have left the place
before We arrived; but we sent instructions to
the military to examine every house on their
way within three miles of the neighcorboOd:
ana TO proceed as cautiously, and with as much
ceierlty, as the nature of the circumstances
might allow
1t was o'clock before we reached our desti
nation; we had proceeded very silently, stop
ping occasionally to observe whether we could
distinguish sounds of any kind-several times
turning to the edge Of the cliff to ascertain if
any boats were visible on the sea- The morn
inS's light was just visible when we arrived
put neither sound Of voice nor footstep was to
be heard, or boat to be seen, or human figure
on the cliffs. All was still as death, excspt
when the whispers of our own voices disturbed
the morning calm. For a moment it was
thought the figure of a woman was seen dart
ing under one of the cliffs, near the Putting
hole; but so rapid was the motion, and so un-
certain the light, and at the same time such
seemed 70 be the precarious position of per.
TO be merely the effect of imagination
TO BE CONTINUED
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IL The members Of the Methodist church i'm
Green street, Phila., while taking up the annual
collection for missions, on Sunday evening, were
informed by gentleman In the gallery that the
male mem bers of the choir had contribute 500
to constitute Major Anderson life member of Il e
Missionary Society. The sensation caused by this
announcement had scarcely ceased, when the
same gentleman said tina, tue ladies Of the cho 7
had raised another 800 TO make Mrs Major An
derson member: The patriotism well as the
piety Of the church being now touched before tte
meeting separated, sufficient money was SUBJ
scTibed to make Gen. Scott, Mr.. Buchanan, Gov.
Hicks, Ma Lincoln, and Alexander III. Stephens,
life members Of the Missionary Society
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THE BATTERIES ON THE MIssIssIPP1-Tbe
Louisville Journal is Informed by a highly re-
spectacle Kentuckian direct from Vicksbury. that
the object Of the batteries erected at that point bv
the State authorities of Mississi ppi 10 to obtain
possession Of the steamer Silver Wave from Pitts
burg, upon which 1t was said that United States
ordnance was to be transported to the South; and
probably to prevent the passage Of Federal troops
The same Informant says that three Of the milf
tary companies Of Mississippi were I'm charge Of
the battery, and they withdrew II from the shore
on Tuesday last and seized the United States hos
pital, which they now occupying =
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~ The ~ \. Herald says Tin money article y
"We understand that Mr.. Baylor, an agent of The
southern planters Of Georgia, South Carolina,
Alabama and Mississippi, is In town endeavoring
to make arrangements for the movement of the
cotton crop Ii seems that the recent political
sturbances at the South have disarranged ali the
machinery Of trade; the planters have sent Mr..
Baylor TO New York to endeavor to induce our
barkers to make the advances which they used 70
make In former times. As IL is, the planters can.
not get dollar advance on their cotton, or even
insure II, and their needs are urgent In the ex-
treme.n ---- ~. a..I . - : = -
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The WAR TAX In the halls of the Carolina
Congress "a war tax Is the all absorbing topic
Of debate. The tax bill proposed provides fer
drawing revenue from articles Of personal prop-
erty, hitherto unsolicited to taxation. Watches,
cards, carriages, salaries-even the stocks of the
State are included in the list Of proper subiec ts
from which the State shall draw funds for carry.
Ing on the contest But something must be done
to raise money, and every source must be tapped
The rich Of South Carolina are very rich, and the
POOR are very poor, and the question how and
whom to tax is very difficult question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

FoRr HAMILTON MANNED BY UNITED SrArEs
TRooPs.-FOrt Hamilton, which has for long
time been without garrison was manned last
evening by Company X, Second regiment OF
United States Artillery. The company consists
Of forty-four rank and file, and four officers, and
10 commanded by Captain III. A. Allen During
the last twenty-one months II has been stationed
at Plattsburg Barracks, Lake Champlain. The
order to move was received on Monday afternoon.
The company arrived here by the Hudson River
Railroad, and were conveyed to Fort Hamilton
by the steamtug Pope Catlin.-N. Y. Posi-.
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Genttsn':n: Your note of the 18th instant has
been received, saying that you had heard that
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if had no objection to give it.
hair sub~n. and inclined 10 curl some fv. OF OF
on Of my head to oss it, sh.b me ts
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In this UNPLEASANT prsdIc.ment was induced 20
try w ood's Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the
ton that gray hair could ever be restored TO its
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Out the color was estored to the gray hslrs and
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MAINLAND SksTIMEsT-The orkingmeu of
Hagerstown, Nd, held a meeting At that place on
last Saturday night, for the purpose Of endorsing
Gov Hicks. Union speeches were delivered, and
a series Of resolutions adopted, expressing devo-
iien TO TIE Consu.Stion and the Union, and call
siye laws upon their statute books ~ = : =
meeting OF like character was also held st
Smithsburg, Md where similar resolutions were
adopted. = = a ~ I.4t'Efir tEF1 2 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

3 IL Upon the recent rial of Amos l. Height. Of
Troy, at the United states District covrt recently
held at Albay, for making counterfeit coin there
was developed an intimacy existing between him
a d Brpuy Hui,ed States Marshal shsttuck. Of
50 extraordinary character as to cause Judge
fisii 20 demand Shstuck's Immediate removal
frsnI sffics- The Judge also ex xpfessed deier,ni
nation ~ send the case before the United states
grand jury. ass fhxaA 5
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, -. JOHNSTON,
IL BALYIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
hss DHssssssf fAs ssssf Cs,tsss, Syssdy, ssG aiD
E1sefsaI Resssdy 80 tks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 cVRB WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ws.h,s sftss s.sh suist.,.s As.sus.s sfa. K,s..
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f.p.;i.ss .i,s: i.sI Sne,
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.ssss f.rrisls DDsrds, arising from ss,ry H.sis q
der Ari,rs upsssiss, and dssrsy ss,a Isdy ssd Mad
YOBHe HEn
nsiss,y yAs hv. ssesns the victims Of Solitary vss
tAst dsadnl and dssus,s hs when annually sweeps ts
N .ntmsy grave thssssues Of Yssng Man Of he
Listening Senate, viii the und.r .. :,
dense.
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ssnE .',r Ssy.s.i v'ssa'ss' srfssis essily,
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di,ss'ssd es.ny from vhsss traveller rsrs,
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AND IMPOYENCY.
- h great aAd Important rsnsdy vsaknss sf ssfans
are sBssdy cured and full vGss fsstsrsd rheusssds s3s
nest nsrvsn and dssilttatsc vks had sst ali hope
Bees immsdistsly relieved.
AL inpsdimsnts Marriage. Physical or Mental piss
1sssns, Lsss Of Prssrssivs Psvsr Hsrvsss
Trembling and Wssksss RxAausasa Of De nest
kiad speedily cured
EsDoasEMxHY or YnK rRHsa
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He,sn Of The papsn and many esAer psrssos Bstisss q
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sdss his Standing ssarastsr an rsspe.s
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS

j. w. THOMPSON d co,
would call the attention OF water takers to their
iuil OF Fixtures necessary to its intro
dIction as sfollows:-KITCHENRA RANGES, BATH
pbUBSs pbUUS MATER Gh0SETS, HOT WATER
iron; Wrought Iron, Lead and Galvanised w A.
TEX PIPES, HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH
EkS. RUBHER HOSE, &c.
haylns superior advantages, with practical
krowieoge, we are prepared TO introduce Water
promptly, and at prices that cannot fal to satisfy
, 269 Penn. avenue,
no "a QtMdrI bet. 9Th And 10th sta. south aide.
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" OF GAS METERS.
NOTICE rs HEREBYSH TSfTG 'Ty TS.t T., lsss
ably TO the provisions of the ordinance of the Cor
noretlon approved May r. ls6o, the undersigned ie
on pre- payment Of the fee of fifty cents to inspect
exsmlns test prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
registration OF any gas meter in use in this oty -
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
and another, SCARED and marked as true, viii DO
set IN Fe place. If proved to be accurate in ia
measurement Of gas, IL Will be sealed accordingly,
and again put IN position for use.
Omoe No. $40 Seventh street, (nsar Odd Eel
oys' Hal Open from a. m, to o. m.
.CHhRLES w. CUENINGHAM,
y R-u Inspector and Sealer of 6Ss Meters
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MI TEETH.
- LOOMlS. nj. D., the inventor aod patentee
y iaas tas sMINEKAL PLATE TEETH, ~
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON RR NCH


&k 9 q ~
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On aud after SUNDAY, November 18th, 1850. the
ualns Will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at s2O q. M
second Train at 7.40 a. m
Thlrd train at $40 p. M, Express.
fourtn Train st p m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
first train at AIS a. M, Express,
second train at 8.S5 q. m.
Third at S.l0 p. IN.
Fourth at 40 D. m, Express
Inc hrst, second and third trains from Wash
York. onu WOW
Inc second and third connect at Washington
junction with trains for the West, South And
I; MoronISes1; aiso, az Annapolis junction, for An
nePohs; For Norfolk take the 40 q, m. trai :.
for the accommodation of the vay travel he
tween washington and Laurel, a passenger car
at12m. A "i0h i0o'oe
On Saturday the $40 p. m. train goes to PhiI.del
no &-d T. III. PARSONS. Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

Too FEMALE EDUCATION
nOsE Parents Who wish their dam hters 20 re
yIehss Ihsa = tnorough and systematic education uhere
w ssca alnlng will receive daily and speos
s,o sssnuon 22aer the most approved system of cas-
, .sn tne ollSn Female Academy, corner Four
am, Mr.. ( MEs. z. RICHARDS,
Principals.
FEMALE BoARpINe AND DAY SCHOOL
Mrs. 8. J; MCCORMICK, PIIxcrp.I.
ne thirteenth annual session OF this t,t,o,
VII commence on Tuesday, Septembsr letb m tSs
NJ 80 ssGen.y occupied By Sylvester Scott, Ess.,
a, ,Ihs course Of study psrsusd will comprise oil
SSstion, ana Music, French, Latin and DravinS. N
in addition 20 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 4,
krspSIeo 20 receive q limited number Of pupilf a.
iy WI he pe5sT .1 part of her own fam
son She will endesvor, a. iar A. ees,,ble ~ ~,
Of Home. sAu Ainolf influences
r., Rsfreness.-Rev Geo. III. Norton. Rev m, t,l,..
narrlson, Key. ID. F. Spngg, William RI FoIis
Esq- Edgar Snowden, Esq Edmund r, wftme,'
EEssss- RaSsy, RhsSnry Ma5bnry, Ess., LEWIS McKensse
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n,S. Nests. Blackjack 4 Marshall, Mes.rs Cor
boera, With Tuition in al the Enslish Rrxn,h..
~ .S ne annual sesslon-psyable semi -annnaly
MUSIC and LANGUAGES At Professors prices.
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