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EUROPEAN MEN-oF-WAR IN PoRr-A feet of
foreign men-of-war are In this harbor at present
and additions to their number are made almost
every day. The newest conner is the British gun
boat Nlmble, Commander DARCY, mounting S
guns and crew SO men. The Nlmble arrived
this forenoon, five days from Halifax, Another
gun boat, the Rinalde, arrived yesterday-N. Y.
Express
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SOMETHING NEw-sUPERIOR HULLED
y - C0RMwwThss sabsoriosr, having got the! agency
de!iosts PREPARATION Of Corn. would respeotfaliy
ask oi ms friends and the public ct large TO give
h trial. A'0' Popped WH WSHarP RlsiR sPd :assIsd
Pa. avenue, betyeen 18Th and 18th sts.
~; BIN t, sn ngiactu.er of Marble hlantlss, Monu-
On n1nQ. = - oc 10 Sm
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
RICHLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchr

POSiftrs and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of tie
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP
SlCAL SWELLIN6S.
TUE Medicine Increases the power Of Diseetlcu,
AID e1oltes the ABsORBENrs iuto he.lfkx sotIoS
hy whlch the WATERY on caLcERou depostloDs
auo CNhAIbkAL EhLAReKMtFTs are rednoed
Is wei es PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 rood
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
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CASH NOTICE.

IN Oonsesusnoe Of our having 70 pay cash for
g SusSss. g are rgs
prcespt, we We hsye N store very large assortnent
eI 5EADf-MADE CLOTHlN6 for men and
than us1slIJs WALL, sTEPHENS / CO.
n, sag Pc ini.ssnaps niyssnpsI bst.ssn sth saa lOths:.
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- n SOMETHING NEW! -
Sla16RHArEsT DISCOVERY oF@(a<
At 2s1 G street, opposite S
ths TRedfsr.


, OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 roast) In tt0o n1taHtes, the fastssf
ftuss on yseord. Call and see,
The nnderslgned respectfully informs his friends
In the District, and visitors 20 the CITY that he has
rented his OLD and wELL-KNowN RsTi iBLIsHMKNT
IN most thorough manner, and has made oom-
plete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any suantity 600 to 500 gallons shucked
per Day; 700 70 5000 cans of Spioed and Fresh
put up dsily-csns hermetioslly sealed Furnished
In the shell By the sushel or barrel,
!, persons wishing 10 have Oysters furnished regu-
lsTIy through the winter, st Baltimore prices,
rsnsspents st once. Freight. time, and money
saved py parohsslng Of me, as furnish an article
efgei 70 the celebrated Baltimore esta blishments,
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, LobstsT.,, Serdinss. CLAIMS.
g.: S::.S; SS; Also, Pickles, c.tsgPs ssaoss, Brsndy
ties, Terraplns, Fresh Lobsters, Cod, Halibut, 20
In not, every thing for sale in the Norths m mar
kess always on hand, at reasonable prices
Hotels And families supplied with Oysters de-
lvered WITHOUT charge g. any part of the DistrIot
In season, # the money Is sent with the order.
ny establishment ls open from q. m. 10 IL at
iniE5tI eyery day, except Sunday, when close st
seH T. M. HARVEY
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TTPHAM,S HAIR DYE!-TO COLOR BLACK
boxes for one dollar. Gray, red or faxen hair can
be changed In q few seconds 70 . jat black or
oIowp. oy using Upham's Liquid Hair Dye, the best
nn 62Plled; LIoh natural appearances. Each Box
Oh OrHAmS hAIk DI Z 10 warranted to ooetein
sold BY 3 G. UPHAM, $40 Chestnut street, Fh'la-
dslPhis. and .. CALVERT FORD, corner llth
street ana ~. ave. feOly
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record Of occurrences transpirlng at the Fed
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL

Published in conformity teifk tAs rssolstjos of
ths Senate tf Jsiy 10, 1851.
At Seminary Hospital, Gsorgsto,cn, Nor 22
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THE DESCENT OF THE YANKEES UPON
THE SOUTH CAROLINA COAST.
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FEAfA ALES-FEMALES.
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In Many Affections Peexltay 10 EsnaIss
the Extract Buchu ls uneeualled by any other rem
edy, sc IN ChlOrosls or Retentlon, Irrt gulsuty
PaInfulness, or Suppression of Customary Eyao-
uatIons. Ulcersted or SchIrTouE state Of the Ute
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comp Ants incident 20 the sex whether arislns
from lndiscretlon, Habits of Dissipation, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE!
sKR SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
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AdyaIt4ses6 for the Safe and Quick Dispatch Of
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part from and snIye ia washington twice daily.
Tslldbls Messengers.
AL Packages for The Soldiers carried at "oNE
HALF our usual rates.
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T'HE sUBsGKIBERs beg leave to Inform their
Il patrons and the pubic generally of be- n.
ing amply supplied With . superior stc Ok of
I'LL and WINTER GOODS. ~
They also respectfully y invite attention of W.
their Army and Navy customers and those A
outfits n that line to their uperior sual-
ltles OF swords, Epealets, Shoulder Straps Belts
Chalesus, Hats, Caps, Sashes and God Laoes'
constantly on hand, which are warranted as repre-
whilst rendering thanks for the liberal patronage
enjoyed, they yii sndeeyor % merit continuance.
(Slccessors TO H. F. Loudon Col
CITIZEN, MILITARY asd NlVlL TIiLORs
500 Pennsylvsnis Avenue.
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SEVERE UPON sPEcULAToRs.

The NEW PLAN DOESN'T WORK.
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DESTROYING THE COTTON.

SAVANNAH STRONGLY FORTIFIED" ON
NEw PLAN
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SO M. T. PARKER, IN
~ Louisiana 10 bet, Sra and 7th sts, CS
North Side,
HAVING completed his arrang is now ready
% tend, even more vigorously than ever, to
HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
lNO, In ell OF Its various branches Having secured
the services OF . corps Of excslent workmen, am
and on the most reasonable terms
no 2 colin IRepubl
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sAt Hospital at Colxmbian College, Washington,
Nov. %
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At General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Bridg,
and Washington streets, GsorgstotcH, Not. 22
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AN INTERESTING BUDGET OF SOUTH.
ERN NEWS

"THE ATTITUDE" OF THE NEGROES OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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VUST HECEIVEU-
y 200 Bbls. Extra Family Flour,
100 BbIs Super Flour,
200 Sacks New BuokWheat,
10 Bbs. X oil Butter.
For sale low by
J p. CARTER & CO.,
no lS-eo2W ID street. Pa ave.
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- TINES.
We are nov manufacturing al kinds OF BSISt6t
and SHOES, and Constantly feeevInf 1855
sEPPly OF eastern made WORK Of every de- Ef
scrifton, made expressly to order, and WinEVf
De sold At Q much lower price than has beens -
heretofore charged ir this city for much infeTier
articles.
Persons in want OF Boots and Shoes Of eastern o.
sltJ made york, viii always knd good assorsm
eHIFFlF d BRO,
a. kIa pannaNlNAniA ARENA.
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Take more Eaisam, Msresyy, o. UspIsasasi
Medicine ycr UHptsasdHt aAd Daageross
Diseases.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


1dH Delicery.-Three of the prisoners con-
nhed In the city Jail took hasty leave OF
.hat institution about three O'Clock yesterday y
morning. Their names are David Muldoon
seh,ehoed Tor twelve months, for felonious as
sauu; william q. Cockston, convicted Of
.oI9ery, ahd sentenced to the States prison for
TWO years who was awaiting the result of an
application to the Supreme Court for = n 40, =,
triai, and Albert L. Riddell, awaiting trial for
having IN his possession and passing conn
terfeit South Carolina Bank notes. The par
ties erected an entrance into the jail yar,I b,-
saving off the staple of the doors of their
cells, mo. g and 10) and as the work was done
with the blade OF an old knife, which they
converted into saw, they must have spent q
After getting into the yard, the parties from
the top of the cell doors, put a piece of plank
into the iron window shutters above, and
throwing rope, with a brick attached.
over the wall, pulled themselves by main
force to the top, whence they easily
slipped down into the street below
Sundry OF the prisoners were afforded oppor-
tunities to go off by the same way, but did
not avail themselves of the privilege
COcksfon was confined in the cell with Harvey
wash. In attempting to reach the top of the
wall, he fell twice. Both he and Riddell left
their hats behind them. The frequency of es-
eapes from the city Jail, leads inevitably to the
conclusion that that struc ture is not n secure
place for keeping anybody who may get tired
of prison fare or entertain misgivings on the
subject of his contact with Judge aud Jury
II is rather hard to talk of increased taxa
loh noW-a-days for any purpose whatever;
out IL the people can stand it for ANYTHING il
Is new and seeure place of deposit for those
social nuisances whose incarceration is found
lie morals.
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A HARVARD COLLEGE srnnExr Rrx orHs u,

HARVARD COLLEGE STUDENT RrS OVER BY
LOCOMOTIVE AND kILLED.-On SATURDAY
afternoon, about five o'clock, a Young Har
vard college student, named Chas f.. FauIk
ner, son OF Col Samuel Faulkner, of South
Acton, Director of the Eitchburg Railroad
was run over by a locomotive at Porter's Sta,
tlon, near Cambridge, and his body dreadfuIly
nahgied, SO that he only survived about an
hour- He was in the habit every Saturday v
afternoon OF going to the station with a yalise
TO be sent home, and also to receive a
package from there. On this occasion he
had made the exchange, had written
letter to his father, and was cross
ing the track with carpet-bag of clean
clothes, when he was struck by the To-.
comotiVe, which had been up 20 the brick
yard crossing, and was returning backwards
at the rate OF twenty miles an hour Both
legs Were cut of, his head was injured, and
his body so badly crushed that his surviving
lor moment seems remarkable He was
kept under the influence of ether while alive
his remains We're conveyed to his home on
an extra train OF cars by the officers of the
road and some of his brother studeats He
was young man of much promise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

TERRIBLE SCENE IN CHfxA.-The Canton
Press gives the particulars of frightfui exc
cution, by wholesale, Of Canton river pirates,
by the Cantonese authorities. The pira tes,
with their lorchas, were first enticed out OF
the river, and then military and naval force
was stationed ten or twelve miles below Can
ton, to prevent their ascending the river aboye g
that point. The pirates attempted to get pas
this station in body, but were only partially
successful, while the Chinese Commodore
pursued and destroyed those who did. The
Press says:
Early on the morning of the 21st it was
evident, from the packed throngs on the grea
Dridge, and the hubbub around, that some
thlhg strange and novel and exciting had oc-
CURED. About nine o'clock, some of the man
DARN war-boats had come up with two prizes
and TWO hundred captured pirates The lat
yer they commenced 10 land, each man under
the guard OF at least four marines. bearing
drawn swords, spears, matchlocks or sportng
gay Hags The captives were in a terrible
pilght, stripped and naked, hands tied with
awful tlghtness behind their backs, and feet
sSarcely aDie TO walk, while they were driven
along with The most barbarous sayageness =
Eight or ten had been beheaded on their wav
up the river, and two or three lust as they
49,. sIios no, eu ON shore, Tor showing fight and
their reluctance to move on The heads of
THESE unfortunates were slune on poles and
swung before the eyes OF the remainder as a
token h OF Wnat awaited them very shortly
men all had been landed, they were marched
across the bridge to the northern end, and on
the way, as II to crafty the public gaze, the
heads OF four We're deliberately chopped oil.
ana tnelr corpses flung into the river below
Inlrty OF the captives Were executed at the
Northarn gate when the remaining 17o were
carried around to the South gate The work
was snort; one after the other the whole lot
were beheaded, and in half an hour the Judges.
troops and staring mob were dispersed The
there
Wed to see who could do the largest amonnt
OF work; one succeeded in cutting off So heads.
Ior which he would receive what he would
consider handsome douceur, as 500 cash is
gwen Tor each cdpnt. Commodore Woo. the
nero OF the day, went to the tribunal with
Diue button, but returned to his fleet with a
mandarins.''
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Dtscharged.-Peter Doyle, Gagged for tres
passing on q. p. Cardozo, corner of Foushee
and Cary streets, was brought before the
Mayor yesterday and admonished and dis
charged same judgment in regard to Stephen
Is. Hawley, Gagged for fighting with VIM. Jones
in the street, Donesl gave security y same
Judgment in regard to Columbia Anderson.
Manchester free negro, arres ted at IL O'Clock
tuesday night, on Broad street, without her
register; same Judgment as to Thomas Bill
lington, arrested for drunkenness, disorderIv
conduct, and resistance to watchman Baptist.
same Judgment in the case of Henry Hose and
Jno. Butler arrested by the watch on suspicion
OF entering Martin Arnold's house with intent
to commit a larceny same verdict as to los
Kennedy, found drunk and staggering about
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

Weatthg Ld,e.--We had always thought that
man could get as much law, if not Justice
in this world, as might suffice for his reasona bic
wants. without running in danger from the ar
tiele handled. Yesterday, however, Alderman
Sanxay sat in Judgment on a person calling
himself William Denley, who was accused OF
entering the temple of jus tice at the City Hail
and surreptitiously possessing himself of "a
Guide to Magistrates, )" which was evidently
no guide to Denley, who was seen lea wing the
building with the property ON his person. by
JOS. Mayo, Mayor, &c, the lawful owner of
the book In question, and, of course, nabbed
Its as well for Denley and all others to know
that 1t does not comport with a due regard to
the existing order of things that they should
obtain law from the Mayors Court other than
through the regularly appon ted channels To
impress this fact on the offender, and through
him on others, Alderman Sanxay remanded
the offender for indictment by the Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

RIsHT OF RAILROAD EMPLOYERS TO RECOVER
FOR INJURIES LINITED.-In a recent case he
tore the Superior Court at Worcester, Judge
Lord presiding, in which cereain parties. EN-
ployees of the Norwich and Worces ter Rail
road Company, sued that company for dam
ages for injuries ustained by collision on the
road, the court ruled that one person in the
employ OF the defendants could not maintain
an action for injuries received through the
want OF care of other persons also i'm their
employ, II the other persons were proper and
suitable men for the railroad company to EN-
suited. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

CoANENcEAENT OF CAMP MEETINGS AxEsI
cA.-Oi the origin of camp meetings, the New
ork Evangelist says The first camp meet
ing held in America was in Kentnckv Two
preachers-one Presby yterian and the other
aMethodist-met in village, on the Sabbath. .
Where there was but one chmch The Pres
oyterian oihclated in the forenoon, and the
Methodist in the afternoon. The Interest nm
on the subject was so great that they contin-
ued the meetings for a day or two at the
house. The attendance soon became so large
tiiat they adjourned to the woods, and contin :
ued the meeting for 4 week. And this is the
origin OF the modern camp meeting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

CURIOUS MATRIMONIAL ADvENTURE.-In the
parish OF st. Georges, in the East, London.
on lst OF May next, certain young women
previously approved of, will have an oppor.
tunlty OF drawing lots for marriage portion
OF tl0o and the lucky drawer will be en- ntitIed
to receive that amount as soon as She can find
husband 10 share it with her The disnen
sers of the bounty are Raine's charity trus
tees, and the young women who offer them
serves as candidates must have been educated
at Mr.. Raine's school, and m ust have attained
the age Of % years. They must also have
continued members of the Church of England
since they left the school. They are to be
admitted as candidates on the 5th of March
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Complimentary Beneft-NIiss Bateman is
to be the recipient of a complimentary benefit
at the Theatre tonight, and we hope it will
prove SUBSTANTIAL as well as complimentary;
for, in the few opportunities we have had Of
seeing the young lady on the stage, we have
formed high estimate of her dramatic ac-
compiishments. She is it may be said with
OUT exaggeratlon, true votary of the profess
sion, for her stage education commenced in
her infancy, and her very nature seems to
have been imbued with the lessons so long and
arduously studied. We are gratified to record
the success which has crowned her efforts
and gladly contribute our words of encomium
to cheer her on her path. The entertainment
tonight will commence with a new drama.
winch IS highly spoken of, and which was
written for Miss Bateman, en- titled the .Ro-
nance of Poor Young Woman The bene-
nclary sustains the character of Nora O'Neil.
A favorite comedy, called the "Jacobite: or.
Wiid Ducks" Will conclude the performance
This will be positively the last night of Miss
Bateman s engagement this season
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

City RAILROADS IN LoyDoy-The imn,ove.
ment OF city railroads having been once Started
In England, 1T is making friends very rapidly
Nine different companies have lately applied
ior grants TO build as many railroads in the
city OF London. Seven of these roads are to be
tunnels, and two viaducts. These schemes are
gigantic in their conception, and will cost vast
sums to complete them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

DEATH OF ONE OF MUNGo PARKS COMPANIONS.
Mr Reuben Traveller, a well known citizen
OF ottawa, Upper Canada, died last week, in
through an eventful life, among other circum
stances having been present at several of the
great naval battles of Nelson, and being also
one OF those yenturous spirits accompanying
Traveller was a native of England. He was
a crier OF the Courts of Carleton county, Up
per Canada, since the county was first formed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

MISSING 1t is stated that considerable
anxiety Is ieit IN naval circles for the safety OF
an excursion party of officers and men who
lett the United States frigate Susq uehanna, at
Beirut, bound for Jerusalem. They had
been oyertaken by a fearful storm, and had
started second time, since which nothing has
been heard of them on board their vessel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

lwENTY-SIx DAYS AT SEA IN OPEN BoArs.-
The bark Massachusetts,, of New Bedford
Capt Green, while cruising off Rio Janeiro
lowered three boats in pursuit OF a large sperm
whale, but night set in ,and the boats were lost
signt or The bark cruised several days in the
vicinity, without success, and supposing the
Doats mad been lost, put in to Rio Janeiro. De-
cemoer H. Fortunately, the boats kept to.
gether, and reached Santos on the I0ih al
hands alive but very hungry, having been five
days without food
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

The WINE WE DRISx-By some recent de-
velopment in the Court of Quarter Sessions
at New York, a fact Of interest to wine drink.
ers becomes exposed. A witness EMPLOYED in
a wine store testified that some wine sold by
him was made of what was called "turniu
juice" This was "made To sparkle by gas
made from vitriol and marble dust and then
labeled champagne"