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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-07

SIM BURNS rus BRIG WILLIAM .. oLAgH, OF MA
cHfAs-HEg CARGO wAs ON SPANISH ACCOUNT.
We learn from private that OF the vessels
recently captured and destroyed by tbs pirate fnrda
was the brig VILLAIN Q. Clark.
lhis vessel was from hscnhs and was bouod 10 Ma
tanzas, with a cargo spanish accounI letter from
her captain dated Bermuda Juno 10, states that his YES
se was captured June IL, latitude 80 and onei
,ude 90.
The pirates took her usticsi Instruments her ight
sails together with what rrovions they wanted, ana
then set Ore 10 her The allowed bus nfsssn
minutes to pacK up their cothes.
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date from The day which bo destroyed the Alabama;
but the confirmation OF Senate necessary 70 give
full effect 10 the appointment
Gentlemen sf prominence that, beyond the act
q humanity IN rsscuns scmmes from drowning, the
course Of the Deerhound coutravention OF law
Of nations, which, they say, viii justify demand for his
rendition.
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ne Shooting ARRAY 40 the mente
Chrfsuo.

TO TIE FbtrOk UF TIN HHHAED.
In your the Sd inst local article In refer
enes 20 the shoe ng at the 1sos Cnruso, Of which
our reporter wrongfuly informed In The imperfect
abatement OF the no nsrs that "tne Witness hcsss
Brady tmyseD must have been suffering under temporary
alteration Of mind when he hrs sdavt against the
accused and that he refused 70 sutsssntae The sane ~
svideuce before the court the iace IN The
ease The statement made from actual obssrvas
but ir0m nearsay which evidence as everrulsd % N
connected with the real facts 10 tns case snc 80
tsny evinced no pr OF Of 40 called anerston e mss
NY part How reporter led 10 hinh 20 mose
under -tsnd his ststsmrnt " hape 70 ~
yure my reruisuon smona my friends and be pasnc !
trust Justice myself and ~ concernrd yOs
will give ,hs aAplanaton an Insertion " v~nr courrev
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The Nevada copsttuto opal Convention me, to-day and
organized, With Neely Johnsoa cover Cairor.
nis, a. presdent Hon. Gillespie secretary, snd A.
hatb niIc ciai reporter. TIE will be short ope,
rni toe probahwiev are thai the rnpstl,aou VIII he
adopted By the people
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w Z AGO.
The Triumphal Progress 'gsm Vera
Cruz to tho Capital.
~~
SCENES AND INCIDENTS BY TIE WAY.
Grand Reception at Orizaba
and Puebla.
VISIT 10 THE PYRAMID OF CH0LULh
Tho Triumphal Entry int the City
Of the Montezumas.
~~~>~~~~~>~~~~~>~>~>~-~>
Religious Services ut the Church
Of Guadalupe,

Tho steamship Eagle, Capt. Lawrence from Havana on
the al inst arrived at this port yeserday afternoon
We are Indebted to Purser Mathers for favors.
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PARIS, June 1-P. n.
The Bourse closed nrm At 66f. Toc for the rentes.
LTvERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Tho sales Of cotton for ths week have been 40 900
bales including 600 bales to specutors and II 900
bales to Ihe market has been irregular, with
decline OF Nd. but American descriptions have geno-
rally remained steidy. Tue sales to day tFriday)
porters. The closed quiet unchanged at the
following quotations
Fair. Niddis0.
Orleans. .......................E Nominal. 20A
Mobile. .......................N Nominal. 20
Uplands ........................No Nominal 2s&
stock import all 500 bales Of whi oh 10 500 bales we're
American
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-07

TEE ALABAMA.
Captain Winslaw'S Rsports Of the
Action Between the Kearsargs
and the Pirate.
Semmes Challenges the Union
Steamer.
The Kearsarge Struck About
Thirty Times.
An Unexrlolsd Hundrcd-Pcundcr Shell Be-
naming in Her Stern Post.
Semmes to Have a New Vessel
in England.
Admiral Anson, r. n, Heads a Sword
Testimonial Committee for tho
Rebel Comma nder.
The Yacst Deerhcund Said to be q
Tender to the Alabama.
to Have Gone to Sea,
Ae., Co., 90.
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th's record brings the AIabama's career up to her
arrival At Table Bay, Cale Good Hope In September,
1862 There complete yet Of her subsequent
proceedings She sailed Fast INDIES, and ~ the
straits OF Malacca singsp re. ehe burned shps
or the coat OF Burmese India she burned the bark Texan
star, from Moulmein for Singapore. Sweeping around
Cape Conorip, and up the eastern sho OF the Bay Il
Bengal she burned the ship Emma jane. Of New York
and landed her crew oeova IN the southern part OF
India Ter next AT Care " Co. Hope in
March last, from whence shc cruiscd about until she
tered Chebourg early ID the month OF June having just
prev Iousiy burned two American shps-ns kock-
ngham ard Tycoon These her last deprsdations.
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Ies funds were depressed and unsettled. pending .
nNvterai EXPLANATION 10 the OF the Conferences
N ths bano German qteattop The demand for discount
sn sciive ~ sx per cent, which the lowest
Lo~DoS, Juas 2l--Hvenipg,
Csnsos At sh sex for money.
The weekly return Of the Bank Of Ensland shows IN
nerssse VI bullion 10 tho amount OF Eli, 600
AMERICAN norra
Barring Bsos state market Tor Amer,oap ssouvit,es
y dull and ucminsi, with no sales !.
- Lospo~, June aS-p. NJ.
tonsos closed u 90 a eo& tor money
AsrRcss SrotEs Tho s,es, saies were, Illinois Cen
@si ksatosd 81 sS discount; Eris Railroad 50 a AZ
fsnsoe s'c~sd Al p9A o. S0ss
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Report OF the Surgeon OF the KearsarEe.
Surgeon Browne reports
John W. Dempsey, quarter gunner, has had an arm
amputated, owing to fracture.
William Gwin and James Macbeth, ordinary sesmen,
severely wounded.
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7ae r'r' -.,. asseoa,. .as .asssc-.se4 .aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, April s-sPM
The stock market 'everish aud unsette this morn
Ing with dropping tendency and nearly every share
the list submitted TO decline. Compared the sales
tne rsi session o. the Brokers Board yesterday Harlem
advanced ~ and Chicago and Alton Pacific Mi and
Quicksilver we're without alteration. New York Central
declined Y Erie Railroad = Erie preferred l. Hudson
River q Reading Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Z
Michigan Central "a Michigan Southern r. Illinois Cen
trial 50, Cleveland nud Pttsburg y Galena and Chicago
"a, Cleveland and Toledo s. Chicago and Rock Island Z,
Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne . Alton and Terre Haute =
Chicago and Northeastern x, Cumberland Coal "a AID
Canton Company II.
There was better feeling prevailing in the afternoon
and the genera list showed Improvement in prices
The following were the closing quotations -New York
Contra, 1s3R X, Erie la54, Erie preferred 49, Hudson
River l6o Harlem 1866, Reading I6i, Michigan Central
l53k, Michigan Southern l1da4, Illinois Central 1l9,
Cleveland Ptsburg I29 Mississippi and Missouri 65,
Rock leland 1874 6aena and Chicago 1854 and Fort
WAYNE lac.
The follow ing table compares the quotations for the
leading railroad the first meeting Of the Board
or Brokers TO-DAY with the prices obtained Friday Of
IA
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April S-b r 81
AsHvs-Recelp,s 10 bbs Market firm, with sales or as
bns pots al IS S7s. Pearls were nominally $40 SO.
BeyaDsrU Receipts ,S54 bbs. aour, 226 bits aud
sos bags meal ,245 basAeis wheat eco do corn
and 40' do oats The booyancy and upward tendency
OF the aonr MARKET noticed all through the week con-
tnucd to-day, further advance of Sc. a l0c having
been established ali through the list. The medium aud
high grades are most active the absence any export
movement OF moment, and at the close all kinds were
very strong with little to he had inside prices
Sales OF $4,000 bbs. state and Western 1000 do south
EN- and 200 do Canadian. Rye flour also shade
hrmer, with 800 bbls. Sold Corn meal bnoyan and
fairly active sales OF 600 bbs including Jersey at S. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-09
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

Inc ioIowlng prices ruled al washington market
yesterday
BrrcnErs NEATsPrime roasting pieces are selling a.
Zoe &c per pound ordinary cuts 10c. l5c porter.
house steaks, 25c a.30c sirlon, zoe. 23c; corned
beef lOc. Ice. veal forequsrters, I0c. l2c. hind.
quarters, l5c. lsc mutton forequarters, I0c lie.
hindquarters l4c isc. hams, Isc 20c.: shoulders
12c a lac bacon. l5c Ice; fresh pork, l5c salt
pors, 1ic; sausagcs lac l5c.
POULTRY AND GAaF.-Prime turkeys selling al coo.
&c per pound chic xcns sc SOC. geese 1sc aOc
ducks, zoe BIC capons, JIG 40c.; broing chickens
81 30 81 IS canvas back ducks, 81 so a 81 90 per
rar; tame SQUAD. soc. Soc. prairie hens 6lc
&c per pair; roasting pgs about S. each.
BuI1Ea AND CHESE-New butter, s5c. a Soc: rme
State selling at 4Jc per pound lower grades Sc
4oc cook ing butter, Doc. best ordinary cheese lsc
2cc English dairy, sc. Soc per pound eggs, ten
for sc.
FfsH-There is very little In the market 70 day and
prices vary according 10 circumstances Quotations
omitted
fRtT-0ranges are selling at CSC. a Soc per dozen
Havanas Soc 81 per dozen lemons 2Oc. 40c. cook.
ing apples, 3Jc 40c per peck; table apples, I5c per
peck lady apples 15c &c. per quart cranberries 1so
per quart.
VEGETABLES. Sweet potatoes scarce common pota.
toes are selling at 5c 40c per peck red cabbages 20c
a 30c. each white cabbages, 20c Csc. each celery
25c per bunch parsnps SIC per dozen; onions. T5c a
81 per peck turnps, &c per peck carrots 13c. per
dozen,
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yRk HERALD SATURDAY APRIL O. 1864 WITH SUPPLEMENT.


THE TRADES.
WAsrEp- srovE PLATE MouLDsRs. srE ADY
~ $3.50 49, y'"sa 80 nc hAshest prices paid Ap
=. sss xssk suSsELI 4 TioEfsos.
WssrrD-s FrRsr RATE rRaRL AND STOMP sRr.
Msltra
IA ANrED IEsnpIArrLy- FIRST CLASS Pnoro.
4. ~ Aasssss sstag terms. Az y 1. u pabos
a. ANttD-A GOOD sousrrR FOR LARGE AND
w sns@ FasssrAFAs ssfi BraAlsg
yyAsrED--A srsArfox "A FOREMAN OR TINE
w sert~r u csrI~ntss that line Of business
!. . seees saa 'asssroas Aaaless II Ia l.. No 5
lVASTsp Rasss MINISTER'S STEADY WORK
w s"Assnsea Apprss TIE Gas meier sscscsy. 70 est
xyssrtp-fnRkE ASSISTANT CIVIL ENGINEERS.
.s as ee ssss' s. 40 s.q r sss god %sss
y sesa asA"ea a. ceerss a. seadsa bss 80 Herald
xvAsrxn--A BsAss ruRNRR on Loox WORK.
w APrs % W Hes. 10 - "a
WAstEp-isxhnIAItLr. Al ARcHnRcruRAL
W drsags.smsa AgTy 81 room No, , Montague Hal.
NssrEp- aooD rRoS souLpess. TO
sssa spey q Asssss s.msei e,s s III, ' cal
she' -' As's u 's@''A = . ,s.s .s,ss,.s.
:. s,p.c.ssss s.s, a.. scs 81 t:.o s
peisss persos GOOD ssi@rF cd sr g,sea
V,AsfrD-FIFvy stoss CUTTERS AND srosg
w wshe~ 81 Edward CsEauAsues stoa- yssd south
hossksys. sesf ss~fts~ ases~e fsrrr.
A-Anrxp-rwo GOOD vrHoLsrsRERs APPLY
q keurssa . Jesas,sss Los Brssa~Ay. beiwesa
-Th and e-ts sa
NsnsED-A GOOD vARsfsa MAsrpAcTURER
w soe wss uaae' stands sss business prrfsc.y. Good
wssrs WI 10 pad aso steady wo<s. Address II Co.
WANDA ous on PISTOL rrocxER: ALSO
w tao love Apply 81 ~ csaatae It
WANDA aooD GARDENER. WHO THOROUGH
w " naet.tasas ~. Business. Ap0sy II Cesey Brat
ley =. NJ RtssdSsg
yvAKTrD~A GERMAN GARDENER WHO UNDRR
w Sanan ia haspe-s taorsasty. well .rding
cuare Of tegelskt~s OF ira
trees, de- ~~At1 nd perasnFot slusbOs vita gratse.
man sho age roanify srs The applicant has been
"a hs cNatry tor years. and dsFag he last
with the Gentleman leaves kutopr
shom he las the most aasi tco test
Others lrsa f3rmer emDlsyers Please an
lnunicscss 10 Mr. Madness $50 Pead sl. which will
lie promptly ailesdei -
lAsrED-A FIRST RATE CARPET curTss. LIB
w ersl ws2rs With gwen.
A. T. STEWART co. Broadway aud Tsnta ST.
XlAsTRD-ssrKRAL FIRST RATE GENERAL UP.
w h.lsieress Arp 20 A I. stewsrtA Co. broadway
ana Teath ~.
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The movements OF foreign dry goods at the port OF
New York during the week ending April may be seen

The National Bank (State institu NJ OF this city will
pay the 9th OF April dividend OF five per free Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-09

There was fair amount OF exchange offering at 1sl
1S4I. but the demand was not active
The gold market weak to-day and the transactions
very few and small. The first price offered was
1921 and then il went to 1927 and afterwards down
TO 6e4 There was no excitement, and tho spectators
seemed 10 have almost entirely abandoned the gold room
leaving few brokers' clerks to the premium
aud 70 the quotations above the government stand
ard by dnt OF ridiculous awkward gesticuaong
aud loud talk. The market closed at ITO.
Money in demand and lenders experienced no din
Guilty III obtaining seven PEI cent.
The Assistant Treasurer reports follows
Amount on hand SSs SOS, 9l7
Recepts from customs. 81. goo
From other sources 13I POI
FdymeotS ia .49l
f'a'auCo. vi S,2 81.
The following the subscriptions to tho ten. forty
loan
First National Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3I3 600
S16J GOO
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Coz RswARD-Losr. ON rHE nu INST. Dc.
~ ,.een shih and Forty thri stteeta ~ as9
sssnne tlSo Ia three - bs in grsenbaoks IL belongs
siis~ woman ani y ali thai shs psssc leave tha
am . {, sua sfSa2. WA uAssists 1mjA and ssAss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Tbs psopsistors Of the Hiawaths, moving that
many preparations for the hair were in the mar
kst and I'll advertised 70 DO nearly the same
things. and that the pablie we're unsbls 70 de-
tsrmins from the advertisements Which wese
gensins, ana buying one or two sud failing TO
rsalse the sxpsctsd bsns1ts concluded that I'll
were huDbuss, IL order TO assure the pablio
which could Do rolled upop. proposed the follow
ing test which w. Published too weeks in the
Herald and the other mosn.ng papers Vitl out
elicitios any sssponss. Let : number Of we'll
known citissns Of u.qussti6hed Integrity and on
sirsly disintsrssted appoint Esrson to the pre-
rs'etos OF eash preparation u restorative TO ~
store the color to the hair. Kseh proprietor TO
uss his own preparation and nothing else daring
the trial. and the persos alec 70 use nothing else.
Let certi6se - Of the result bs pabished In ~
the principal pspsrs Of the eoantry At the e.
pense OF the ureueeeesfal competitors.
HUYT'S NIANEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmpsrts beautiful dark glotsy appearance n
the hair. md Is uasxeslsd in keel Ing IL Ia curl
or in any desired position.
HOfT'S IMPERIAL COLORlNG CREAM
An iavalasbls dressing 10, vblskers. Changes
lightant -sd hair to . beAutiful bro. - back
Sold evesysh 70. JOSEPH no, + 4 60.
mohls dlyl 10 Univee.i-y plsce, N. 7
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.a10LLAesUaUlUR.

ssA& ~ - - = ~
A eonevhst remarkable cass q sai
eide b. ehootiog took place = e47
Beoed.sy On Fdday,and the partieulars
wsss dsvslopsd before Coreser Wildey
yssesrday aitssooon. y sPPsen that
fos .boct OK nooths pasta German Of
.c;.ot;so at,sinmsut s, and . civil engisesr
~ nrofseies. named J. F. A. Dc Asy.
Vos Alkmsds, bss occsPied apartmsots
On IL third door Of the above named
orem;sos. He was % exceedingly fne
LOOKING. gen lemanIy map, very quiet in
h,s msnnsrs, but was 10 the habit Of in
dsIeise too freely in spiritoous lquors.
On sunday last be was arrested BY the
Eighth wssd police for intoxicssion, and
Justice Dodge, before whom be was t.
ken, imposed Zoe Of i've dollars, which
VAS promptly paid and the prisoner dis
charged. % Psidsy afternoon Mary
O'Hsra, the chsmbssmsid, entered the
roems Of Nj. Won Alkpsd4 with pas
r., for the purpose Of putting them in
order, but she was nearly frightened GU.
Of her senses on opening the door to
aod Mr.. Won AIkmads lyiog on the
door. With his head in pool Of blood,
and : three barseled pistol BY his left
side. The maid instantly gave On alarm,
when several persons ran to the room
and made 90 examination. 90 . pile 0l
clothes in arocking chair lay The remains
Of bull -terrier dog belonging to deceas.
Cd, the brute having beer shot through
the head. Won Alkmade bad put
the bleeding dog on the clothes to pre-
vent the blood from running on the door
This matter beiuy disposed Of to bis sat
istactiou, Van Alkmade took the pistol
in bic hand, and securing . positiob ia
front Of largo mirror, placeo the muzsle
Of the ~sspon to bis forchesd and dis
charged it, the bullet penetrating the
base of the brain and causing instant
death. The witnesses examined before
Coroner Wildey testified to most Of tbs
facts allowed stated. Nothing could b
learned, however, Of the cause which
prompted the desperate man to thu
launch himself into eternity. According
to several bank books and other papers
found in bic possession, he had money
in one Of the Chicago banks, in which
civ he also owned considerable rla
estate. Letters patent, assigned to de
ceased by . third party tor removing
to,pedoe. and other ohstruct 'ous from
rivers and bsrbors we're found among BIZ
IF sct., and, accor ding to all the INFORMS
ton At hand, hu was man posses ed o
uou .ual mechanical skill. Nothing II
kno~n OF hi. relatives, and those be-
. .quain,cd with deceased believe tba
he had no near relative in t.is county
He was IS years Of age aud native o
Germany.
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Complicated Chronic ('emplei.is

The Doctors practise 10 founded an t,.,s -
seventeen yeArs standing, asd differs FINN IN
sss. No triaing with huran existsaos. ~ -. ~.
sieciog life BY s1p.rimenta Tho Ee,.or 49,
upon exhaustion the cAuss " tie di.s... os
ths renedy needed to remove /. : not 4, - ~.
bot by knowledge analyses ths dises.s ~ KY
medicine none but vegetable subs.a.s.s 49, -.
ali mineral snd poisonous medicines n;.s..~|S
The estor has discovered nsny remeiiss h. n.
travels 10 south America, California Ara 49,
countries, which he Gnds Of general s,ii,s =, -.
hssiing art. u is - bs hoped thai i,v.i;d. -
have tried doctofs aud advertised nel;c;n.. 49,
til worn ont and discouraged, will do, Al. NJ. -
cure until they have given br. " ,; m.ris;..
anu magnetic operations o trial. La,,s,. -.
travels he hss been the Instrument. n. c..'as.
hands, Of restoring :" health an v,sor th.n..' =
VINO we're On the verge VI the sravs. and ars ~
living monument. OF ms skill and succsssiu ,,s.t
mem, sno sss daily ezciAinin9, "bisssel, b. ~
IVY "ne. list we saw and pert.0k Of tho Ap,iv.
Hc sno M"Bnstic DOCTORS treatment" Asi,s =.
soiy rc'e.e.ee siil be chesrfuIiy gwen vhep -.
So.ea. ne Doctor vail pledge bis YeUut.eis.
~ sts.e n,a III to niske permanent c.ys. !. an
case: no endefsakes. lis nude If .x.m;, ..,o"
II with the Eye, ard by n A.sIv,;..i a.'o1 y
tho waste osissiaI Of the \ d.. i. 49, =.
ask ~ qasstiOGs, Loe rrauirs: /, vaI;A. =. ~
PLAIN synvtoms, telling The caure and ~.
tton q the dies. sAe With srfs e ~, s.,i,s
u n. ~ Ds. WoODsrLL .Ias.ir s9.~..,..
= q tbing lat what BE- has tie sbfji,v A., = q
form. ~! forms Of female dificuItiea s,ts,dsA
~ieh ne happies. fssults. lnvAljus vbo :, NM
ooos"it the Doctor " EetsoU, " stvtre = .,ss~.
Dsos Of their case. viii b atssn6sl ~ ,...".v-
quirsd. "ses &c
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SNAIL FOX RKnxDv.-'rhe email pox
remedy which cured three ,hous M
cases i" Eo. land, taken 10 oil stages Of
the disease 10 90 simple that it cannot b
Zoo wiley disseminated. It's: ,esm
OF Tartar ounce, Rhobarb l2 grains.
cold water l pint. The dose is from :
quarter to half pint. In severe GASES
. half plot dose should be administered.
In cases characterized BY d.lirium great
benefit has been derived by applying .
oostle OF not water to the feet A pien-
y OF fresh sic Is important, and On out
door airing at the earliest period prsc
ticable is recommended. When applied
10 the earliest stage Of the eruption. he
eruption is arrested, suppuration pre-
vented without any injurious result. =
The mixture should b we'll .t,rred or
shaken Immediately before admiuiett r
ing it
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

90 yesterday evening about the hour
OF I clock, the north. west portion Of
the Bradley Block, lot of old bricl
buildings situated at the foot of Adams
street, suddenly gave way and fell to
the earth with laundering crash, bury
ing in it, ruins the unfortunate occu-
pants OF the buildings, it is not known
how many. The shock Of the falling
building. was heard and felt great
distance, and everybody III the vicinity
Immediately rushed to the scene of dis
aster. When it was known that people
were buried 10 the fallen mess, the ex-
element naturally grew intense, and
willing hearts aud ready hands were
5000 engaged 10 doing their utmost to
rescue the unfortunate victims. 1t be.
came necessary, however, to procure the
Provost Guard to keep of the crowd,
which became very dense. In q little
while three females were rescued from
the pile, considerably bruised, yet not
seriously injured. Two children were
next found, perfectly lifeless, completely
crushed. About tho hour Of ten another
child was found, also dead. These chill
dren, three little girls, were the daugh.
tiers Of M. M ,oney, Who occupied that
part Of the building facing Adams
street. 1t appears ais family we're just
1t supper when the terrible casualty
overlook them. Mr.. Mooney himself
was coming up from the river, and Wa
10 the very act If entering bis house,
when thus suddenly 1t fell before b: &
eyes, barying beneath it's ruins all that
be held near and dear 10 this world.
Whether anybody else occupied the
buildings beside Mooney is not positive
y known. It is supposed that some
negroes inhabited the rear part Of one Of
them. Nothing definite u regard to The
ma,ter could be got at last night. The
buildings were very old, having been
built probably twenty or twenty five
years ago, and their falling is no doub,
the result Of natural decsy.-Aemph;s
News, 2lst.
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TO TBIfR ORI0IHAL COLOR
TO THRID oaI0IKAL COL Or
TO TR8iR oRl0IuAL COLOR

II does not olsin - make hair eoms In where
il hes spce fallen oct. Nothing will do that,
whstsvss may b advertised u the contrary
bss IL will arrest it, falling sus, msks hassh
hair soft sod siiky cleanse the scalp from al in
tusities and hs0oss, sao entirely ovsrco0ss the
bad sGees OF Dssvious use Of Preparations con-
tsining suiphur, ssgss u lead, % It fsqaisss
no soaping. washing snd houss fss it, application
nor viii IL crack e blvS, Bat Il = ,ily spplied
aaA ~ipsd fsoa the skin - any hsisdressiDe II
restores the nstufoi shading Of one hair Nth on.
other. which gives Il . life appearance, Instead
Il the uaifosm dull black Of dyes % that The
most critical observer esnneedstoot it, ~.