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CITYlRRiXXTS


cetr.sA. horsL-Nsy 6ih w Dishinsoa hsy Gay
t1afnoy and hdy. fo~haaaJ rslsy and asy, Mis-
esesiiand Nj Jobnsoa AID LADY,, PaussanA branSh
50 ~ amss LSoa Gtanviie. n U. 1houas Cans
nhis hsnreo Nd scott rv~halan. Go,ts Chester
'oses buckingham A l. D.bbs Chesterfield. CoSd.n
ns-py. sofdos. Tenn. % A Dulos Yofk; Hvhmsn,
,s1s s.y va Saunders RAleigh 4. n Moody, Chs
Lacy Kent johnson. sPoluyfyahia. stanfstt
U SoS, fowhat.h. Mr MAulneL Albsmaih. John ~
,' aet daley Granville. 81 Aiksn. Pu.ask Va. John
~ ie'sns richardson. Hughes, fiuvannA a A
" n ''"l Salmon. SooehlaaAs star UaIron 10, Va.
hi'hNok Horst May 81 Ford Ps,.l.T swift Loui.a
~ aus" anu aay Miss ho~and Master iio~ and n
'o'a haney LyaehburE; Btand,lsunsr Phla a hA.
49, bs~oas eanpon, Blown. l<s nstop Ms. &c No-.
"Au'0'r' " johnson, fhis w ralsy, lou.a a. Hoo-.
wy h"ttt-May o-w Johnson n Boi..sau q "a nouny
.eeiseu'r w Anderson. d Sale kisT William Rsy Iyus,n
LSnehbu fefsusos it, NORFOLK southan Jr snihI ~
S@l h.--i u whi,mo'e ~ Thomas. w o. y w v,nabl.
.hsNdc yno Tyler, IL, Army, Tlet Cb.,l,. m,
'oaeS Harrison, Sylvester. wilkis. ~ smt.
son. 0"neoid Asad'ny HaI,en Mis- Biownr N. yo.k ~
Ccrnisn Caroline, Do Bryant. Geotr,; Roma w N ..
C'aniP and hiy Miss L. Braicy, Miss l. sradey Ms. mar
Ciopon' w Christian, New Kent Holmes. X ehuoaa r
nen,e, ami daughters ElLci q, D rh~ea lad, AID
sety'L Chesterfield. "' NV
ro~n.r.s liOv.E-hsy T-R T Hoaead Iady and .., ami,
No.n, ukef LynehbHig; Lynda Yots; L. snlth Al.
eiandr'a; Serugss a. T~J man s-.i.,ipp San, W.
fotnm'u'h Han. stauhioa W HEATH Baaia.o,r w A ,a..
e.n Hanover Ms Whitehead Miss Fanny sann-, No,e,k N
None1re fiei,ueksburE; Bea1e Hanover a ~ I,n,
noou richmond kinher, A-randria B. Lancaster D..
Nos Hoemair; bfoote, LOUISA rsyne Roc A.
~ 'an-Johaia JAMESON Alexandria w IIawsins nota
w Rodney, fhla '
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From the Mobile Register aud Journal, May !
Late from Monterey.

The schr. Heroine arrived New Orleans on Thurs
day from the BrSzJs. The Delta contains letter dated
Monterey, April 4, from which make tho following
extracts:
Three days ago the AcaIe and Priest Of a small town
some 20 miles Distant the road China came IN and
reported 10 Gen Taylor the murder OF ~ McSenns Al
Gua'opa small rancho about mi O. from Ramus The
murder was committed, they say by Tafy O Americans
numbering about 90 aud done IN night The muir
dsrcd men were FIRST made prsOucf ted aud aorwsrJs
a shot through iheirhoads The murder said 10 have
committed on the % u o. that gt rain u loaded
wagons, escorted b. 2IU irany and the same
Dor OF horse, under tho Hmand of Col Mitchell Of the
lsi ONO Regiment. cncsmped at Marin, which Is about
hVe miles from the scene Of the murder. The mounted
men were composed Of the u. $. Dfagoons and Texas
Rangers, under he command Graham OF the "a ,o
goons Su pcOn upon some part o this CONS bougb
clue hrs yet been found 20 scoyer the guilty The
oiiccfs 10 commind-gentemcn, and rigid dscipnarans
are using every mems in their power investigate the
mater.
Con. Taylor hes got his steam up on the subject and
determined 20 have burg every ono Who cen be oy-
Cd, has lkcn part be- the murder r. town where thcs
men "cfo Ehed " but few miles from tho place where
tho large tain captured and many wagoners mas.
sacred on Che 22I %. Fobua-y Some 10 ot 20 Il the
waRonor who c-capoi from thl t s,crc came 10 IN the
lat rain, yet there evidence that ihoy engaged
m tho GualOpa murder
passed tho place of the massacre Of the 22d Febr
ary few days ago. and the truly the most borrd
and revolving that have over witnessed The remains n
the murdered men, yet unbured. stripped oyory particle
Of clothing, 10y upon the plains. aif flesh dsv,ufod by
McScon wolves and buzzafds and their bones beaehed IN
/ the sun.
The ran was very large and vlurblo ono and stretch
ed oui from three o. four miles n long Tho attack "
made upon The escort who tho advance by largo
6,dy OF bancofs Ihc escort tory men, under Lieu enani
Barbour Of the Konuc'y Legion were OH taken prisonsrs
and are now iu the possession oi Urea The Lancer
charged down the TAIN, and ancod without mercy tho vs.
gonors they for lhor lives the ohsptsal More
Than three iourhs q them BE- thought wero killedand
| heir bodies shockingy mut'afed and disfRursd
Those Who parsed the ew day. after ssv that
some had thcf hearts cut md appended upop the
bushes. ~ thrust into their mouths the eve, Of others were
dug from theit sockets nnd inserted boz the wounds made In
other pare Ut hct bodiesi snd other nuuatons were Der.
l9rncd nn' "onid inake even North American savage
biush ~ look w. Yet these were connued bv ten r.
ress men-iho regular SOLDIERS Of the Mexican army
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The Greatest Medicine i'm the World
ID X. y w A NE'.S
COMPOUND SYRITp M WI N curppv

thH universal celebrity which medicine - gaining
Throughout the United States aud the shiny cure. n n.
Constantly rTiomin has proved beyond ali doubt The
only safe aud certain Pulmonary Consumption CouRht
Coils AsihEa Splitting Hood Liver Complain Nervous D,hty
Tickling Rising IN the Threat Bronchitis Dfuity OF Brahn-
OF any symptoms of Consumption.
it bowels eostVe mid PuTglve shoul be re.od TO
oeeas"naly Dr sWaync's Comp uni sy.up Cherry Is
medic which has ste tie test experience ani used teotd
n= to lie direction las described SWayEes Guide TO
seldom Iali THE above psmrhet Is w,l pensaL
CAUTION CAUTION!!
Avoid all spurious atons OF Wild cherry such Rais,m.
tUt,r' StuIs uf Wi th-TTy, Pis puouuE contain MIA
Cherry sc &C they 6stfsHs ooustsrft and con
tain oi the the psHHlHe Al.
prepared by r w. s~ and the tn. cnuu
Try. DR. sWAHNES COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
u onmIo-r of vegetable Chy nd other
medicinal substances equal ,eacious not or- so IN.
whole rdtcusly render Il beyond all
DOUBT the NEST aaut strengthening remedy ever
discovered Tor ID. Of Pulmonary diseases
oi tue Lungs aud Breat The very having such
tan Of spurious mtans stands prove great curative pro
perti,s
Th"rciorc Inya erqgc for original preparation
bottle OF which developed beautiful Wrapper
o' William Penn engraved signature of
Dr H. sWAfNE, the eounteeitng Of which punished
forgery.
Prerare only by Dr II. swAyNE N w Corner Of Eighth and
Race u.s. Pnla.
ALSO for sale wboiesae and Retail. by
FEYTON JOHNSTON, rs Main 81
aud DrvALL PuHoEtL Druggists II7, Main
Richmond, Va,
Bragg wilson and Chls. nr Il Co Dngsius Peter.
burg Chas H. Ientsh Portsmouth King Toy Norfolk Imy
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Count Douoi general Of artillery Of tho Imperill Guard
under Napoleon, expired few days ago at Nancy France
IN ms 'Std year The artillery of the guard alone consist
ed Of IN 1873 NJ less than 1875 guns Drouot was
one OF the most brave steady devoted among that
laXy OF military genius which elevated Buonapafto 10 the
throne ct the BourbonS. lie always carried a small Bible
with him, wh eh he read frequently, aud generally do
ing 50 when he summoned by Napoleon 10 decide BY
ms cannoners the tate Ut many doubtful battle Ii IL
singular though thus exposed ordered the front he ne
yer received wodnd He stood by his master to the last,
following him Elba aud nding upon him on his re-
turn When all was lost he became almost a recuse and
has now down his tomb beloved by his countrymen
and with the admiration and IespeeI OF all the world
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u The Alexandra Gazette, referring to the fact
oil the funds of the General Government had been
transferred, ia compliance with the requ OF tue Sub
Treasury law from the Banks the custody Ut lnfyi-
duais whereby lour-iaked OF droree between the
Government aud the Banks has been Effected remarks -:
The financial op,sa,on- tue Government will hereafter
Be conducted under tue Sub Treasury Jaw Al an eIi,G cx-
pense OF not less than m,oR Of doliars per aaHu be-
sides the enormous risks transporting specie
section ~ the Union % the oter, and t,faug
o; the cu.acy OF tn country he The mpue,
make becomes nsuc ual.ca d" The Gazauo's es.i-
OF expense rainier under the msfk.
suspects may be inrered from the fact that seven
stages chartered iae!, and strong qua employed
accompany lhem transport the Of S25OOOU from
the Land Oiso IA CHcagn TO the su5-Trelsury in 81.
Louis
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L'f' @ Aea" ope'rs ''BfAS'd ar Caro- GorS, Isn
57rH Gao haze her pis Of rcpsrf ts,usr,
ri'!0H azy tts CoasHaIa' OF Jsre. at Gera
C-us 60 Pri'0H0s Of Mar:
Jo-r Ma Jarcfo, Bngliier Geneal.
Romu 10 de D. Vega
kuz BaTanda, Ciptrn Of Mereln Navy eomm.nng ar.
u1ery.
Vicente Agueiea, CaItiin Artillery.
Jose Ma Matl, captain
Joac Ma Gsusg -. commanding CGenadiefs.
Mariana Camaeho, lst. 1t Auil.ry.
Baunhme AInab., "a ~.
Joe" r. COtamtnr, ID ~. do.
joss Dc lastor las Soe It. Col Battalion de- D., Isusd
Jose NUM- Captain 9Th Reg Infantry
"a MDfenD
or gouo d. CALICO, Captain Reg Inr,ntry
Rafael De Bruabiias "a 1t
Sslyeio Vei'l, AID &C. camp Gen. VEGA.
Fnuctsco Fcnuicz. Let IT. Mexican Navy
The above prsDnef under the charge Captain George w
Hughes rps n Typographical Engineers Cruz
on The .l inst about hour departure Of thu
Mckim
hls been 'cn their Rcott whether they
should remain close the y de- Ulua OF
proceed 10 New ureans they should be such per
sona liberty their ooni might seem 60 re-
q'fe ~ The eoumandan post that all al
c foregoing captured officers have expressed desire
ieed 10 The United Sates ard hat Col Wilson Governor
"a Cruz bad aecdrd to their wishes had q
should be held In readiness sail Accommodation about
the 18th of April
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To he Common Council! Of the City Of Richmond:
Your petitioners would respectfully represent to vour
honorable body the situation OF portion of the CITY lying
near the upper Basin OF the James River and Ka,,bo
company IN iheir opinion deserves much though
mas ceeivcd little or no attention from the city auihcr
ues. During tie last year there has been large number
ct houses erected, and many will probably be erected in
the course OF t..s upOa Bcivdcra Hin np,cd,,,iy
above the said upper Basiu They feel confident in the
ascuon that no portion OF the has increased in no.
puauon so rapidly this TO which your petitioners would
cal your attention. Iho from situation bcirp inn
media'y contiguous to the manufacturing district much
S'' increase Is 10 be expected hereafter provided the
nconyenences under which II labors shall be reov
co. ne chief OF these first, the condition OF the IN
per basin ltse L. which be nDy used ,s ,L
ot ie reception OF Old and rOtng boats the condition Of
which tits supposed, contributes II generate disease; Sc
conoy toe offensive condition ot the valley inmcd at,ly
above the Basin, alike dsagceabe to the sight the SINE,
ana na comfort and injurious the health the persons
living IN Its vicinity In the Improvement OF this valley and
the abatement OF its HuiGHees large portion OF the city
- vitality interested The malaria generated therein is an
posed % affect with disease whole portion Of the CITY
lying upon H. extending perhaps above Broad street
"heh VIII more clearly appear from the fact portion
OF the city being affected with ieyef when other portions
Of the town entirely free sickness The third and
ast inconvenience, 10 which your petitioners would call
your attention. the wte'ched condition OF the road lead
HH 10 the bc!NdeTa settlement Inconvenience serious
~ iet by those who reside within its limits.
Your petitioners are encouraged hope these their
grievances viii be redEessed by your honorable body As
o me manner Of eectng the accomplishment OF these OBJ
Jects they desire 10 leave this your overwhelmingly
pointing out the evils 10 be corrected and reformed As
"vSNef u j expected That 'hln short this
OF tho city will be built up ard will become wealthy and
valuable they would suggest the propreiy uf rails ng the
elevation O the that to be made acrr.
is valley, considerably above ITS depression Your
petitioners would also bring your notice no streets
nave been lid OF south OF street. IN that portion e
cvtha the streets Belvidera have been sure ntered
by the pr"pTe"fs Of the land but not As they been
informed, been taken possession ct by city. Your De-
uuoner7, claiming the right OF Toy virtue only of the
reservations ~ their deeds they would therefore ask that
'os portion OF The city be lad c by the Cay Surveyor
sOoG A. practicable
All oi which s respectfully submitted &c
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The r0u Of the McKcan- last evening was toslcnfn-
pcie They wcfc pursued within four miles Of Jaapa BY
Cen I~ggs NJ VIII ch point there were none 10 follow
santa ANNA himself, instead Ui cutoui3nr bins ID AZ he
threatened escaped Boy cutting Tho saddle mule Of bic team
from il1 hamcsr ri DIS magnificent COACH mounting him.
ana 'tn taking rho chnpparra lie service ot msssiyr
.'ef nelrY uI ns papers, b mOnoy-eycfythng IN bis
carriage, oven 10 hs dnpcr captured. have clpi-
Cad sty 20 tell about hs dinner when have moment 10
spare.
The Mexican joss upon tho heights was awlui--tbo
ground boo pisces f covered with the dead! Among the
bodies found tHlto Gen. Vas1u,z aud near m was
COL faacio MORALLY wounded Their loss n tho retreat
was terribly scvelcsyrry path with the dead
iad our daRonns boon enabled Ia reach them IT, season.
OIL would have been killed cnpturcd-Sana Anna smong
hem Cahalz' with bis noted ancofs, hld the prudence
TO banos early.
b'on up To- thIl time t is impossible 10 give any Thing
Inc lul or correct Dec of wounded Diceis b. eur
pffug tat many oi them were not killed. Lieut. Derby
go Tout young cccf Of tho Typographical onginecfs was
bady but not MORALLY wounded while stDfming OF the
hrRhs Lieut. ENou. ol the fec. BE- supposed ~ be- NOR.
tally wounded This regiment has suffered tefnby. Lieut.
Dana Of iho ih Infantry, body wounded; Capt Pet
ten, o tho ~. slightly. Lieut.. D,yis II the rifles was
very b4dy wounded in the hip MsJor sumner Of the 81
Dragons bot commanding Rifles, IS improving.
The lsi Of killed and wounded officers in Col Haskell,
command yesterday have been able 90 obtain " should
here Dc stated thn Capt Wiiams's company n Kentucky
and Capt Chss MAYORS company II Penusy volun
ieors were attached temporarily to this fegmoa Hero
The iist:
Kmtfo-lst Lieut. Fed - Nelson commanding compa-
N.Y. "a biou.C q Gll, company r.. Both these Ohiceu
were rom Mcmphis
W.UypFp-Lieut ~ u ~ Cumming. slightly; Mo- RI
Dcu Fafquha9n, (0l ho Lot Texas yoanieef, assgnc,
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F-ea t4s CAarlss's,.s, "a. F~rc F-sss. Ne
AIASE Or EnREEnN

In ihe early plrt ct the month u Marca check YVES
received the Vacv Bank place. through the Post
Office, post-ma'A,d BAH Va. for 500 signed with the
name u Cromwell Ornck, ESQ. OF Morgan county. The
letter containing the check directions senu tire mon
~ 10 fawpaw 7 o. Morgan county. Nlr WIuam Cump
a Nr o. had frequent business communications OF this
character usl aud tue money w.s
sent 10 toe ecuuH A snort ai'er lri- Mr. Orck
VISITED ChacstDwr, and called tie Bank 10 ,ete ms ac
count men ;bs cdsca presented pronounced IL
% oe forgery. Aer az examination i.tJ ie affair s,-
peared That man named Jhn Fleece, Deputy Sherf
'i Morgan county had placed the letter containing the
check IN the F,s Office Bath and had also called az the
Pa~pa~ Post Office and lifted letter directed 10 WIN
Cump.
Aiter this mad been satisfactorily ascertaned Fleece
was arrest and placed in the Jail Bath For the purpose Of
secuuhs those who had gone bis bond as Deputy Sheriff
deed Of rust written and taken to mln 10 sign
inofe not being any other suitable person present 70 W.T.
ness the instrument the Jset Mr. Thuuip,on was called
aud seated himself To ajax his signature tucss Just
az is time Fleece bounded the door, Dire " II shut after
hun. and the key being the outside locked all present
40 Oh limbo sud Immediately drcimptd.
AZ the r0pa Fleece bad occupied was in remote p7rt
ui the jail % wa some time before those who had besn
thus summary legged" could bring any one {, their a..
rencc AMI understand that considerable tim. ellen
sed before the door could be opened Fleece had
tie key with him As yet, believe no word hes been
received OF Fleece.
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We, the MAYOR of the City Of Richmond. tto
Sheriff Of Hanover FEAHcn Blush J.sts II I,l.trr
Deputy for Parck VI chic, sheriff of Louisa and IN va
W. D2swtLt Dspy i"' hchafd Adams, sheriff u Hem.
scubedb by law for o SHERIFF. conducting o C1ngres.,o
al Election assemble and compare the Pos fine rrpse
I've counties 10 his DISTINCT and finding hat the ShoG
Of Goochlind Powhatan and Chesterfield have failed an
attend, We hereby, IN tho name Of the Commonwealth
'ummon the delinquent SberTs 20 sprear at The Cur
House OF Hsnreo County, on Wedncsday tho 1911 day Of
Msy inst WIN. LAMBERT, Mayor
FRANCIS BLUNT, sbeuG II
Hanover
J. H. UACkETT. Daputy Tor
p. Niche. s. H. g.
THOS W. boswell. Der'v
for RiChd Adams, S. n. &.
May 9Th, lsl5-Ss&Tn,
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u"ss By l.ss aesoas. Liaarss. sxpssdns rsIn-
ioseemen' IL 10 rumcred that he has pieces VI srsl-
efy with him. Marin, Cerclvo Mer aud China will al Do
cation with Camsrgo entirely safe The uoops here are
In excellent health and condition.
The Kentucky Legion leave Mondsy for csmargo as
an escort to train. These troops have but six weeks
serve, aud IL Is Gen Tayors Intention hear to dschaee
mem at N. Orleans; presume they will again.
loe ONO troops have about eight weeks serye-hcir
"in "u probably come next. Tho number OF regiments
whose will expire in May or June now in Gen Tsy-
ott column - thirteen How their places be ILL
cd, cannot dNine-perhaps Won can inf,u, Al.
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IL Tue Wings los, member. oi the House Of Dele
gates Hampshire county, iae election We a,o
told by RJmuey Ipe'gsncsf from The failure TO open
polls the Rag,ve precinct 10 quence OF there
beng Magistrate present qualify the Commissioners
until O'Clock, F. NJ The consequence mat the Wing
majority precinct, usually more than 100 was re-
daced to about 30 The Wing candidates we're defeated by
a majority OF about H.
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The great shin Canal.

Both the Enquirer and The Union dlsavow an intention
TO claim for Congress the right appropriate money for the
c instruction Of ship canal the shmu It Tchuaute
poe. It eannot be doubled, however that Sir Dallas the
Vice President Of the strict on,erains DIFF
opnnn and the Enquirer aud the Union expressed
dissent that opinion. bu, rather seemed 20 give tlsr
the letter OF the Vice President on the
sibleet certainly strange should suppose
they intended with that leader and Official exponent Of the
doctrines OF tie Progressive Democracy to 60 the whole
figure. We give hcm however the benefit Of their denial
tc Hgit Of the general government 10 appropriate mo-
noy Tor this object But, what then All that they con-
tend ior seems tha Of the conditions Of peace
with Mexico. should the night Of rgg tifougl
iu sod, Tor the purpose Of enabling private capiar here
after 10 carry out this magnificent dosgn-to construct
-hp ooonl or railroad, hundred miles in length
through territory belonging 10 that Republic. and
pau o which at least presume. will hereafter be Lett Co
he except tat narrow slip which vii be necessary for the
lime Of Improvement. Whence, och, ore private cap.-
talists 70 dcuyc tho authority dig canal make a rail-
Toad through Territory thus situated, and the reht Of way
through which, II secured by treaty. will be in toe General
Goyetnmontl Il COugtcs- has power o. do this work
ol has u right Go confer this power upon Others GI.s
u right, according 20 the resolutions Of 20 lnd 90 10
grant eLatsr Of Incorporation ,r s or any Other Dur.
posei VIII u be asserted ty toe party wioi, denies
die authority Of tat body 60 charter Bank lor tic prom.
meat reason, among othcfs mat pop0s ton o. comic,
upon Congress the general right 10 rant 90 individuals corr
poaio privilege, ncRauved 10 ibo Federal Cruy,r
ton by which the oon.uuton was formed II NOT o.
What value BE- tic fright Of way" the security Of which
60 bo ono Of tho Indispensable conditions Of peacci
Cunuea has neither power construct ship canal %
fatoad s,lf the night confer st power upon 81.
individuals, why discuss ibis question in sdyano, De-
Wly, above oil, assured by the Executive Organ
chat his siupendous entorpfise,to which venture
predict Individual capital would be unequs, II OIL otha
obiiaclcs were romoyod,s ahsady receiving tie csfcu
attention Of toe a dinuistauou1"
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AZ meeting OF the Faculty IT the Medical Department
Of Hampton sidney College convened tho 7h instant
Professor BoHsySAv m the Chur:-
Prot HArrs offered the following preamble and rssolg-
tom, which were unanimously dgped and ordered tu bc
entered among their records
The Hand Of Providence has taken from ms n friend
and colleague ondcafcd % by his virtues and his spr.
Professor WARNER cs silent death and clad On the heb
mcnts Ui inc grave. He has been cut down IN the or y
time Of ir but 90 the midst ui brilliant career Of rssfl
n'-s nud fame. With intellectual cnd1wncus Of the high
est order, profoundly sefcd boz Medical and general
eloquent and rarely gifted Lecturer hr for d nc yo,r
hed with distinguished ability the Chair d Surgefy m the
Medical Department II Hampton Sidney l.,pr DIV.
ted 90 Ec practice Of bic Profession hs skill ucccss and
large experience placed hm the first rank OF American
Surgeons. Ia HE death. this Institution 10 wbo4c oin.
dalton aud prosperity bic talents zeal aud entetprsa En-
largely contributed loses one Of 10 valuable member
the cause o science eminent vOt1y and the uro.i,n
no large distinguished ornament. W lament biz loss s
public m1n 90 common with tho whole community But
wc have sppcradd,d The grief Of pesDu8 bereavement
An intimate association, in common pursuir for many
years, bslt him o. us boo the srsugdsi ties ct Irldti
Tie pos.cssed heart quick respond every generous
and noble scGumCEta soul liberal 100 its imuusrs and
an independence OF spirit above every selfish coaso.
ton.
Deeply penetrated with sense OF our lo.s n tho death
OF D.. Warner. "r s.n ever chfrsh on aeciiuua'e frcO
lection o hm as colleague end Trend. AZ a irJute Of
respect Q" lH memory,
Resolved, Tat VIC v. wear tho usual badge Of mourn.
inr Tor three months.
Re o.yed, ThIt Committee eo1rf.ng of Dr.. C,.lep
and haupn, 5c dDputcd fp attend h. reratrs Co g,l,,
whittier they are Co be removed, be derosJ in the IA
milv vault
Resolved, Tha, tender 10 Mrs Warner and the ,,,.
tyes of tho decsascI, our h,arfr symgaies ,u III, and
Jen and severe bofoayem,nt
x. H. BOHANNAN. Cb,o.
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TAXING rnE VEIL.-on Friday, 10Th ultimo, Miss CATH
anc Seton daughter Of the late and sainted
lounutess OF ST. Joscph's House Emmsburg received
the white veil at tho hands Of the RI Rev Bishop i'm tho
private chapel OF the Sisters OF Mercy in West Washing.
ton flace The ceremony solemn and Interesting:
he BISHOP made few appropriate remarks on tho nature
aud the advantages OF religious life The audene, pro
sent was composed almost exclusively of the
relatives aud friends OF Miss for In.
most part but who seemed TO be impressed and edited by
the solemnes OF the Church and the approval of the de-
termination OF their much respected aud beloved friend
On Tuesday. OF last week. Miss Ellen Josephine Hare
OF Ennis, Ireland, received the black VEIL and made her
solemn profession at the PoRucal Mass which was cee
otated ON the occasion in ST. Patricks Cathedral The
ehuieh was almost crowded with of every denom
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