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: SAD FINALE OF THE 'UIAMOND WEDDING.' y
A letter from Cuba says:
1t may interest my fair readers to remem-
Der that Havana is the home of Signor Ovei-
do, the hero Of the diamond wedding. Here
he is known as a mulatto, at least half black,
and he is said to he Blue Beard for brutali-
ty. He is rich but rs he and his bride are of
course excluded from all good society, his
wealth can hardly compensate his lady for
the sights and seclusion TO which her life is
henceforth destined. A sad and dearly bought
conclusion of SO brilliant bridal"
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VIM Shay has been appointed postmaster
at Fair view, Hancock county, Va, vice John
Wilson, removed.
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BLIC,
In consequence of the
Which has attended
Or. III Los SER'S
Professional tour to thsNtatss,
COPIED HIS ADVERTISEMENT,
AddRANDIzE THEMSELVES,
AND
PRETEND TO INITIATE
UNERRING PRACTICE.
ONLY SHAVE OR PLASTER
the SUPERFIClES OF TIE CORN,
THE CONSEQUENCE IS:
That the diseased part becomes worse, and more
aggravated. and very often the patient finds him
self in worse condition than ever,
AS THE IGNORANCE
OF these IMPoST0RS is only equalled by their
IMPU ENCE.
Every one can take razor or scissors and cut
of the top Of the Corn, and obtain relief for q
But B'H4r rs THE RESULT?
By reason of cutting, the excrescence has the
opportunity Of expanding bordering and rooting
itself hence the one Corn causes several after
which II will be useless to shave it Off as at frst
or to plaster it.
The use of acids produce Inflammation, swell
ing, fever OF no ordinary description.
To obyiate this, the
CORNS MUST BE EXTRACTED
DR. sCHLoSsER will do this by a system of
his own, which is at once novel, based
UPON LONG EXPERIENCE,
AND APPROVED BY
MEDICAL AUTHORITIES = " 10
BE CARRIED OUT BY HIMSELF.
DIR. SCHLOSSER,
Author of several works on
Disc Asses OF THE FEET,
is THE ONLY regularly educated Surgeon who
CHIROP ODIsM
his regular study and practice.
AH Several Diplomas from Medical Faculties,
as we'll as thousands Of testimonials-among st
them autographs from
His Majesty, NAPOLEON H., Emperor of the
French,
His Majesty, thu King OF Bavaria.
Her Majesty, che Queen OF Greece.
His imperial Highness, JEROME NAPOLEON,
&c, &c.
Al certifying to his SKIN, in his possession,
and may be seen by any one
FAVORING HIM WITH A CALL
ON HIS
,uAR RIVING AT RICHMoN IND,
Which he intends
VISITING SHORTLY.
ET THIS CAUTION. g
Which will be published in all the principal pa
pers In the States,
IS NOT OUT OF MALICE,
but on account of parties having the impudspee
Of copying his advertiser and pretend TO imj
tate his unerring practice, degrading by their
numerous tricks, an honorable profession, to
which he has devoted SO many years of study ;
aud the public are liable to mistake The real from
the counterfeit practitioner
eE Further particulars will be published soon .
N. B.-,DR- SCHEOssER will remain in Rich
mond only short time, to attend his appoint
ments with families here. Those who wish 10
OBTAIN his services must do go at once. His ar
rival, and where he will be found, will be dniy
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April, 1861.

NJ ..............April, 1861. ............. III
DRY GODS.
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex-
anime our large stock OF
DR Y g 0 o DIS.
We offer for sale:
500 bales Brown sHEETlNGS and SHIRTlNGS;
200 do. OZNABURGS;
SO cases Bleached sHEETINGS and sHIRTINGS;
SO bales Plaid and Striped oZNABURGS
500 pieces Striped and Plaid DoMESTiCs, for ser
wants;
SO bales TICKINGS;
so bales DENNIS and Striped SHIRTINGS;
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
30 cases CoTfONADES
10 cases Coiored CAMBRiCS;
rs cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
And large assortment of Heavy and Fine LIN.
SEY MEMS WEAR: White CAMBRlCS: Irish
LINENs; LAWNS; Plain, striped and Embroid-
cred BEREGES, DEBAGEs and POPLINS
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c. Sc
All of which we will sell very cheap TO the CASH
ELLETT 4 DREwRY.
ap [.w No. IL Pearl st.
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THE FIR ANkI.IN

- The FKANKLfN HOUSE,
AR On 9Th STREET, Be ~ ~
TWEEN MARsHALLISN( eJ
AND BROAD, will be SaAAaI
open to the public TODAY. ~
SNACkS will be furnished in the best style, at
all hours of the day, and the BAR will be con
stantly supple with superior LIQUORS, WINES,
LAG Err BEER, ALE and CIGARS
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MARRIED..
MARINE INXELLI0ENC B.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL. 9, 1881.
HiUh Water this drU (9foaddv) at ~ o'clock.

High Water tAis day (1foaday) at IT O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York, mdze.
and passengers Ludlam Watson.
Schr. Gallego. Smith, New York. mdze., ID.
w. Currie.~
sehr X. P, King, leeds, Philadelphia, coal, S..
P. Halves 4 Son.
schr. Geo. Franklin, Tyler, Alexandria, mdze,
Hunt Il James
sss SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
and passengers Lndlam X Watson.
Steamship Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, G. =. Cardozo.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore. mdze.
and passengers. d. w. Currie.
Schr; John Alexander, Apologize, down the
river, light.
sehr, Emery, (Br..) King, Halifax, -four, Bacon
Baskerville
schr Samuel, Kerwan, Rio, -four, S. McGruder's
Sons.
schr. John H. Travers, Frank, mdze., w. D..
Coiquitt Co.
MEMORANDUM.
Schr. Flora, from Jacksonville, Fla, loaded
with lumber, reported ashore in the river at
Windmill Point.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Cleared, ship Parthenon,
Norfolk; schr. On On. Murfreesboro', e.
SALEM April l.-Arrived schr. Reddngton,
from RockpOrt, for Richmond.
NORFOLK, April 5.-Arrived, schr. North Caro-
lima, Richmond; Minnesota, City Poiut.
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ATER OF THE
w ROCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,

w r R9GEBkIpGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
rbBs LOTT Unsar LED At IT THE sPgINGs.
PUsGELL, LApp Co., Druggists, Richmond. Va.
and the f. r. Ts IT
The reputation Of this water. as a medicinal
agent, is established in Virginia aud many parts
OF the South: and is rapidly extending over the
tablished that it is one of the few Mineral Waters
which VIII bear transportation, and that it has
been kept from two to five years ia glass, without
apparent damage either to its taste or its edical
qualities.
The many remarkable cures performed by II In
Dysppsia. Chronic Diarrhsa and Dyseaferp. Chroaie
Lirer Disease ScrqfAa, and all Glaaduiar and Shin
tseoses Chronic Nervous Conaints, B,oae,tis Piles,
&c, nave attracted the attention Of the most emf
nent medical men in every section Of the cou ntry
Or: Cartwright. Of New Orleans, says I'm
truth, know OF no water in Europe or America 20
Alum Springs
sulphur: IT lisa matter of no little importance
remarkable efcaey Of the aEs waters. IN
strumous diseases especially. They have long
stood reproach to our profession and never but
in these waters, has a remedy been found that de.
Our pamphlet is filled with letters of the mos,
s eminent Pfysiela,nps elergymsn, lawyers and ali
personal knowledge and experience of me yir
The undersigned have now completed such ar.
they confidently believe will enable Them hence-
forth fully and promptly to meet the steadily
CAUTION The unprecedented success of this
Mlnsrai +" ster not only as used at the fountain
by this visitors who have thronged thither, but by
lnvalids at their distant homes. has naturally had
the erect TO bring into the market to sone extent
other waters bearing similar names Therefore,
persons who wish To use this water will do well to
apply directly TO the undersigned. to their gen
erai agents, ia Richmond, whilst the trade will in
all cases procure their supplies through the house
OF PURCELL, LADD CO., by whom also they will
bills
The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re-
siduary salts Of the water, obtained by eyapora-
tion, have been found by long experience to re-
tain the medical virtues Of the water and to be n
excellent ubstitute for the same Il i. sant
entire safety by the mail and to remote point.
where the water cannot easily be transported
For full particulars, see pamphlet.
We will send the pamphlet post paid IN anpli
cation by letter, addressed to ~'F
FRAZIER RANDOLPH, Projectors.
Post Once. Alum Springs.
Roekbridge county Va: or To
PURCELL LADD n r0 C.na,.i -, va '"
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"ANTED-The ladies and merchants Of Rich
w mond to know that Mrs. S. STRIDER hiss
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door to
Thos. K. Price Co, for the purpose Of making
CLOAkS, MANTILLAs, DRESSES and HOOP
K s. Also, room over Messrs. Watkins &
Ficklen, for the accommodation Of their custom.
ern. Mrs. s. having had ten years experience In
baltimore. and having made in the past year over
FIVE THOUSAND CL0AkS and MANfLEs Tor
the merchants and ladies OF Richmond she feels
confident Of giving entire satisfaction In ali work
entrusted TO her. DRESSES and MANTLES CUT
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making them
better than when first made. Thankful for the
patronage bestOw cd on her, she solicits contin-
nance OF the same Mas s. STkIDER
~ WANTED, Immediately, No. /. DRESS
CUTTER and FILTER. To ruch an one a good
salary aud constant employment will be given.
Ia d I'm
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Rx VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF

RA ~ " VI he PROVISIONS 0R
ID u Deed Of Trust executed to ma Nv wIpCYs
HANKS BROTHER, of record In the Hastings
Spapt q ne clty Of Richmond. hereby sppoi 81
stock 81 BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, Sc. now al the
store No H5 on Main st between nth aud i.th Re,
shoe store. The whole Of the stock, KEY of the
ssGl:s nc, VIII be sold cheap by applying to the
APP $50 SAM,L r RaYIY Trnsfsa
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DRY GOODS
ATA RUINOUS SACRIPICE.
$50. 900 WORTH OF FRESH AND DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
Purchased last wsek' at an Il Assisnees sale' for
At less than one half the original cost Of impor
tation; and in order to meet the views of close
prices that viii viii DEFY eompetiion AmSnsst the
variety will be found the cheapest WHITE GOODS
JACoNET CAMBRlCs;
sMiss Mus MHsEINs'
ROBE BRILLlANTEs, for Skirts;
WHITE BRILLIAN1Bs;
TOWELS; DoYLlEs; NAPKINS;
I LAsak SSAASShhaafit HASDKEscHIErs;
MARsEILLES QUILTS;
PRINTS, LAWNS, and PRINTED CAMBRICS;
HOSIERY, &c, &c.
Being determined to make quick sales. the
for cash only, or to former prompt customers Don't
hard times. 'A'' opportunity ALFRED MOSES
APP -l2t s3 Main street
ag-. Watkins Il FickIen.
Are opening THIS MORNING, more of those
ShB BkSH Z
Elegant WRENCH ORGAN DIES.
BLACK BERAGE Hermann.
BRILLIANT LUsTRE and heavy BLACK SILKS.
great bargain.
SPLENDID EMBROIDERED HERNANIs.
New style black and colored PARASOLS.
With many other new
SPRIN 6 G 0 o d S.
RICH SILKS,
BERAGE ROBES,
DELAlNES, SC,
Left from our auction SALE will be sold ON our Sc
cond floor, at great sacrifice.
St WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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WANTED-TO HIRE NEGROEs.-I wish to
w hire 100 NEGROES, OMEN and BOYS,) for
the remainder Of this year to work ON a Railroad
in North Carolina, principally between the town.
Of Rockingham and Charlotte, and lying south
and west OF Danvilie, in this state The country
is nigh and healthy. Apply to WM. 5. PHIL.
LIPS, of Richmond, or myself.
NH 22-dts ROBERT HARVEY Contractor
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NOTICE.-I hereby appoint aud constitute
IN JULIUS LEVY my In wfnl Agent in the city OF
h,ehnnond only, To carry on the business OF DR.
GOODS merchant, to buy and sell for cash only.
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.
ap SLIT H. j. cALIISHER
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NAMES or BANKS

This
the sum o to
kas spedeF being resd io ON ~
p
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

g Runaway from the subscriber, on Monday,
-EtA lst April, NEGRO WOMAN named
<MVNANCY, calls herself NANCY WERNER
-z1>h Said woman j. about thirty five years of
age, rather above the medium size of women
light ginger bread color, downeast look when
spoken to, upper front teeth out, broad full face,
cut off at the second joint. She is supposed 10 be
lurking about the city, as she has a sister living
at the Clifton House, and ACC aintances iiv-
ing at Brackett's Tavern. She may have made
her escape to Fredericksburg, she came from
that place, aud has IA mother living there. / will
give the above reward if she is returned to me in
Richmond IAN S-4fI p III HIGGJVS
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.
= FARMERS AND MINERS. II

~ FARMERS AND MINERS, LOOK
AT THIs.-l have on hand abaat -
500 pairs OF heavy BKOGANSN
~ and DlTCHERs BOOTS, for Farming aud
Mining purposes, which / will sell al cost, FOR
cash, rather than keep them over until the fall.
The above Brogans and Boots are of a superior
quality. Sizes, to II and ITO N. Please cali and
see them, at 2is Broad street.
ap 6-at W. u. W. TAYLOR.
o. DON N-The property Of X V
10y GAIsEs, will stand this season at the
Stables Of his proprietor, near brakes
Branch.
kept ON usual terms.
PEDiGREE.-By Imp. Glencoe, dam Darkness by
Wager; I'd, Lady Grey, by SIR Richard ID, Oglsfs
Oscar; ath, Imp Hurvesley; sth, Imp. Diomed
DON JUAN Is a rich blood bay, without W hite I;
lat hands weight 100 lbs. He ran IS races and
proved himself y horse of speed and bottom.
Address, X. v. GAINES
ap Inns brakes Rrxreh
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ID AMONG the
GO 0 d S
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, IL, Is and $40.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to $40.
BAREGE ROBES, at and $40.
Splendid Hermann DRESSES, at SIS.
A great variety of BAREGES, GRENADINES,
CHALLIES. POPLINS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS,
to be sold without reg ard TO cost.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
n. B.-The NEW GOODS of the season recev-
ing by every steamer. ap Jim
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"ANTED.-Iw wish to sell my part OF Part.
w nership in the RICHMOND STEAM sNCFF
and SMOKING TOBACCO MILL. 1t Is 4 business
well established, and il profitable. For psr,icu.
lars, apply at the Factory, on 18th, between Main
aud Franklin SITS. j. NORRIS
NH
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Xa62. $50 -2a4


Such is the footing up Of the long bill of
items detailed from HELPER the other day
Seven Of the Southern States have declared
Independence, have proclaimed that they will
no longer remain in this commercial yassal-
age. Is Virginia, who is SO admirably cir
cumstanced TO command the foreign trade Of
the South, prepared likewise to throw of the
CALLING and degrading yoke
What magnificent resource of credit and
power would not this $462 $50 1894 of annual
surplus wealth afford the South. if united in
one great political confederacy of her own -
Amere ten per cent. import tariff would bring
her forty millions of dollars of revenue :;
SUFFICIENT to defray all the expenses of her
economical Federal Government, and leave
twenty or thirty millions over, which would
more than pay the fifteen million of State
taxes now levied by the State Government
directly upon its people thus entirely reiiev-
ing them Of taxation. Was ever so noble a
boon offered for noble act, As is now offered
TO Virginia in favor Of her uniting herself to
the Southf
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"ANTED-Allp persons 10 know that manu-
w facture all styles and qualities OF TRUNKS,
and hare always on hand the largest stock 10 be
found in the South, embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies' French Dress
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturers prices, whole
nsax Sho oppssis 6,paes oes sesoay
street, below 13th.
~ Trunks Repaired.
fe JAMES KNNTTG
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CONDITION. or THE VIRGINIA BANKs.

# Y. '.S 1.n IA 81 aHz srSs
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aRAN" YORKTOWN FOR NEW YORK
VIA NORFOLk.-The YORKTOWN,
Capt. LEWIS PARRISH, will leave here at O. clock
NJ, tuesday,, the 9th inst.
. Passengers are requested to be on board in due
time. ~
Passage to New York, tmeals and stat o-oom in =
ciuoeo, slo. Steerage passage only IS.
, Freight received To day. (M0nday,l and up to
the hour of O'Clock p. ~, Tuesday.
C9nsignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day. oNNN
Tickets and berths secured at our office, or on
board the ship.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch
aps-2t lrcny
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"ANTED.-The subscriber wishes 10 employ
w first class CONFECTI0NE Err, to whom he
will give the highest price. AND. ANTONI
fs 22-ts st. Mich olas Saloon.
WTANTED-TIME BILLS on BALTIMORE
w PHlLADELPH IA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
for which liberal premium will be paid, by
10 PTS KENT, PAINE n Co.
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IA WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON
IA MERCHANT TAILOR
W. Oath ST, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HoTHLI
IL Would most respectfully inform his friends
ana customers, and the public generally, that he
has received his SPRING supply of GOODS. and
Is prepared to make them up in the most superior
style and on reasonable terms He solicits a call
from all in want of any article in his line.
ap S-lw
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n Roekbridge county, Va, orto
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co., General Agent.
ap Sim Riehmasa v.

NHAWL LIS, ShANLS.-in our Utoak Dens p =
- ment will be found large lot Of cheap shswIs
Berege shawls At 81; Bsrege do, better aasiiiIv
rrinted Mousiain aud Cashmere Shawls, Raw ,
all Plaid do; Black and Coiored Stella do
Ihey are very pretty. aud are mark ed at very low
prices. Iapsl CHlIFS = TupvTb ~"
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i FOX PHILADELPHTA.-Th 4
&x1Ilts No. l Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt. z. MITCHELL, is now ready to re,
ceive freight, and will leave on TUESDAY. the
eth instant, at o'clock NJ
modations, apply to Captain on board, or to
G. p. CARD0zO, Agent, Rockets;
Or, No. log Main street
duced rates and with dispatch So
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NLATE kOOflNG, &e.--rne subscriber Is
- prepared to do SLATE ROOFING, in the best
per square foot; He will also put on GUTTx
pERCHA ROOFING in the most approves styls.
Old SLATE ROOFS will be repaired at short ~.
ties; and All his work will be warra nted. He So
licils public patronage. PATRICK KAHN.
ap SIMS Corner of Sth ana 70 - II.
OTlCE.-the Law Partnership OF CkoPPER
~ DUNBAR Is this day dissolved by mntnal
consent. Either, for the present, may be found Al
Minors Law Building, corner 18th aud FrsnEtin
streets. ~"@
Richmond. April 6, 1901. apsA&
MOTTO E.-My sun. UEOK;E Ply s.a5 a
AZ years, having left his employer, Mr. HIsR
without my consspt ] hereby loiewarn ali per,
so1s IRON spploying q hsrboring him. aud win
~ 30 doing, laps-stsl FREpERICK SoX,
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WANTED-sIGHT EXCHANGE on Baltimore.
w Philadelp hia and New York.
ALSO-GOLD and SILVER, for which the high
est rates will be paid. r. H. MAURY AGO
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The wealsA and Power Offered By Secession.

= 30 W 00hv0 INV VI VshGbG0 ~ 0SCe88Iom.
The resources Of wealth and power EOS
seemed BY the slaveholding States are greater
than can b parallsled on the globe. As al
ready shown, their productive industry for
each tnhabitant 10 tss per annum, while that
Of the West h but t7s and of the North less
than go, exclusive OF the North's products Of
manufactures. HELPER states, from the GEN.
sus Of 1850. the value of real and personal
property Of the North and West at a, lo6, $780,
$50; and that of the South at ~ ,s2s, 73s, $40 |;
which gives tSsS per inhabi,ant for the
North and West, and t3oS per inhabitant,
white and black, for the South. An immense
portion Of the wealth Of the North, however.
In but the accumulation Of Southern capital /.
and the figures given would prove the South
the weslthier section In productive resources,
even II thu valuations Of property they are
based upon were true. But they are not true
and Mr.. De Bow has shown their pslpable in
accuracy, and applied the proper corrections,
which give the following results:
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EFT THIS CAUTION 81

N. B.-,DR- SCHEOssER will remain in Rich
mond only short time, to attend his appoint
obtain his services must do at once. His ar
rival, and where he will be found, will be duly
announced AN sa,4
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"ANTED.-Iw wish 10 employ at the Csrb.,
w Hill Mines, in Henrieo, for the balance ~
the year, a first rate CARPENTER. for general
work. JNO. J. WERfH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-18

TELEGRAPHIc FIcrIoNs JASPER late the
Charleston CORES pendent Of the New York Time.
says: Let me assure your readers that Sumter was
not "enveloped In flames" at any time: that the
men Were not sent out raft to collect water 10
extlnguish the fire, simply because there was
plenty OF the article inside that the fort was not
D'eached at all, and that II was not a blect ened
nisss Of ruins when the curtain dropped on the
last act OF the tragedy No boat left Morris Island
win United States flag for Mai. Anderson when
MS own was shot away, simply because the Nor
bate the stars ard stripes that they would sooner
have been bitten by the moccasins of their own
swamps than touch an emblem of the country
taey have cast off 1t was pretty Geographic &C.
uon, but very false. Maj Anderson surrendered
simply because he found that the fort could NOT
co"tinns the Si-gs for any length of TIM. He
found that the United States vessels were not
coihihS IN, and he wished to prevent useless
shedding Of blood. The paper warriors NAV ac.
cuse him OF cowardice but purer, truer more
honest man does not walk this world
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CHAELEsTOS STEAMER FIRED on ANpCHAsIp
BIT CSITED STATES VESSEL The Savanna
News Of Monday gives the following:
While on the cleaner returning from Fort
sumter 10 Charleston On Saturday evening we
saw the smoke at great distance IN the direction
Of Stooo Inlet No one at the time could aceouut
for the firing. some supposed that some of the
outer batteries had fred a salute. We learned
Yesterday on the cars, while conf ng from Charles
ton, that the steamer Carolina, running between
this port and Charleston, was fred on by one OF
the small steamers Of the feet and chased Tie
carolina ran into cove, where she waited the
uds 70 enable her 10 come 10 Charleston through
the Wsppoo Cut. Whether the feet Intended 10
axe the steamer TO obtain her rilot TO take their
ships Into Charleston, or was BIZ ckading the port
10 N after OF speculation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-18

FRENCH ZoUAvEs COMING HERR-The Phila-
oelPhla Bulletin says: Fifty of company of
sixty OF the French Zouayes, will leave iiDmedi
washington, to tender their services to the
President They are FOR fea OF acti vitv
and strength, and men all occupying respecta bic
poslnons. Captain Baudin, who built the grand
stairway at the new Capitol Extension, lea YES a
SITUATION yielding him sixty dollars a week, as
foreman for Messrs Miskey, Archer d Warner
An artist, with Messrs. J Struthers & Son-wbo
has just completed an excellent plaster hnst of
PRESIDENT Lincoln, and the proprietor Of the Hotel
DE France, also go with the company Captain
Baudin has just declared bis determination TO
take The uniform from such other of the members
as cannot, or may not wish to 60