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The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16

Is composition of astrngenas, absorbents, sen.lants
is she only preparation that will efsct permanent
curs OF Darrtra and Dysetery. This And-Cho,era
Mixture Is in in several Of army hOspitale
where gives the greatest satisfaction II has SAVED
tie lives OF thonsands Of soldiers and ctsens, aud
will GUARANTEES IL 70 be the best rsnsdy In - wosd
for Dizrrhg4 and Dysentery. 8 IDS h
satisfy 70 the virtue OF Styicklao6s Anei
Cholera Mixture; in fact we have gr1as sambsg of
testimonials from patons who hare bscn eunsd aaR
being pronounced incurable BY fer physicians.
after taking only bottle Of Strcksnds
Mixture If ron sudsr With DiaThoa and DyssaassJ
frv~
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16

ExLARaxMxNr.-We neglected to no.
tice the enlargement Of the Telegram, of
our city 1t is now very handsome
sheet, and has q metropolitanish air
about It that does credit to our enter
pzising neighbors. 1t is leap into ex-
penditure that we shall not dare to imi-
tate yet awhile; for We remember the
old couplet-
"LAree boats NAV venture more;
But little boats must keep near shorey
We hope they may become millionaries
on their venture
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16

Msssrs T. l. H. GAUGHAN L CO., lie Broadway,
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers
Of all the leading and most fashionable stvies Of
Watches and Jewery, desiring 70 increase their bus-
ness to unlimited extent have resolved upon Great
Gift Distribution. subject 70 the regulations fsowing
Certificates, naming each article and lis val.e
placed in Sealed Envelopes, and well mixed. One of
these envelopes will be sent By mail 70 any address
receipt of IS cents.
All Articles Sold At One Dollar Each. With.
out Regard to Salaes
On receipt of the Certificate you viii see wha. you
are going 10 have, and then il IS q, your option send
the dsar aod take the article Purchaser. NAV
TINS Obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring. or anv Sc.
of Jeveiry our list for ONE DOLLAR, ani 10 10
case can thcv get less than One Dollars worth as
there blanks The price Of Certificates IS as
follows:
One for c5 cents FIVE for 81 eleven for 81 thirty
for s.; sixty-sve for SO; one hundred for SIS.
Agents viii be allowed every Ce-,fSrats
ordered ey taem- provided their sranee
One Dollar. Azeoss VIII collee. - cents for every
Certificate and remit Is either in cash or
postage stamps
T.&H. GACGHAN 4 Co,
lis Bres3.ay, Se- York.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16

~ Gas Fixtures Of the latest styles and
patterns put up promptly by the proprietor Of
the Gas Works, James NJ Starr. Fire-BIick,
Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at
the Office, one door west of Emswiler i Co.'S
and promptly attended to.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16
Indianapolis, Ind

Er We have no words TO spare space to devote
reply the above card Of the "Agent of the Rebe
Refugees" to give her the benefit Of her
PLANTATION, and correct her misrepresentation of
remarks regarding her official p and oicous conduct
in the premises. We opine that when fellow
citizens feel their need of enand- ink drawing of
the "human sympathy and patriotic benevolence''
Of the citizens of the capital of the State, as an
emplar and pattern for them TO initiate they will make
sonage than this female recruiting officer of company
90 of 4. Rs. They feel that it is due them to be
first consulted, to their disposition have this
greater number of suc recruits quartered upon them
before having them brought their doors without
ing. and e to induce them provide for their wants,
make an appeal to their benevoIence One expert
ment her is sufficient for even those good
citizens, she expresses exalted opinion for md
they do not desire repetition.
In the above card this Agent" duplicates the Pal
iafinm with the 7segrdn the onslaught the editor
of the latter paper made Gov. Morton and her
sion. We said not word in condemnation of the
Governor, and our remarks were wholly confined 70
this iiieton people through her agency, with
out their knowledge consent. We protest TO be-
ing held responsible the vindctive bitter
personal abuse of the editor of TIE Tieyran, towards
Mrs. and Mr. T. We paddle own canoe" and
object seriously having it steere per force
of clear water into mud and filth, by this female
Agent or ANY other man. =.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16

"ARNfS DWELLINGS, BUILDING: LOTS,
ii and almost every description of Real Estate for
sale by WM. BELL, Agent l-tf.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes issued under the date Of August 18th
1861, and are payable three years from that thai ne
currency, or are convertible at the option of fhs
holder into
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16
Richmond Horticultural Association.

The meeting vas called To order by tie President.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read and
adopted. A
Geo. Buhn, was unaninousiy elected a: me mbery Of
the Association. " -"
The Corresponding Secretary presented some
monthly reports from the Patent Oce, for January.
He B Srattan) then reaA The following paper the
Culture of the Grape:
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16
State of Indiana, Wayne County, S S.

JosErH LEWIS
CHARLES CATEY
ALIEN cogSELrUs Jr.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-03-16
yy7-3OLo)ann!

By authority of The Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and three s1shs per cent. interest per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

~ esns~ina psuamnso e
's%SH s:s .sd sss' q Cd nj. sa -
N: rns.s 49, 49,, e &c., sss :v sss
Ssse'sd ~ 4 AZ yssy ssaAs1 ana a:'eneas,y
eeess.1 ~ ssvs sss'siaat los -. ~ ~ nes.
o. ): 4: ss... y-,..si:s With IL nan,
.as1f6sd q 5hs ssvsai rslsie:ships q husband ~
Resolved ma. the members Of the Boa ., p,.. :.
e. ~ ssssi ~ l esssss COMPANY S5dy attend
IN Sssess n.s m b catered 1t length
signed ssd ss:sd sSDy e ne e :sS: RsS !;
Of s lie 80. ss;:ss a. ~ R.% a.s.. .....:
CO W Nsisn Hussowant county Cork, Ireland, aged
mo friends Of The family sss invited TO attend the
oa q soSsss rs:idsDos EsSow sr sass' O'CLOCK
4; Ss9 ~ Nsv 9tua..s i J., b. I'M R4ssosra s.rs,
The relatlvss and issds q tbs family srs invited 10
attend the funeral en- Thursday afternoon Il halfpat
ssss Usscf nom tss First rr'soyssap church. New
w.sss. 9g Moadsy morning Nay n NArnu.
Tho rsi1yss II friends ass rsspsssfsly invited %
osiect, noon, a The Reformed Dutch church YonSsss
& bore s S99SSa ss ss.a ag ksa a.:
aged 50 years, months and 10 dAya noaf6
1As friends and ralasives Of the fsly are respect
dsncs los Leonard street. this "wednesday aftsrnoon At
wirr--In Brooklyn, on Monday, Nay "a after So
wore sickneM lAzxzR the beloved wife OF H. Clinton
Witt, and youngest daughter Of Knoch Folsom, ESQ
Tho friends and relatives Of the family ARE respect.
y Invited 70 attend the funeral from Christs church.
corner Harrison and Clinton streets Brooklyn L. l., on
Thursday afternoon, ct two O'Clock. 50 81 . -
WERKs. -On Tuesday, Nay 20 WnI1An FIsHm WEEKS.
The relatives and friends of the family the members
OF Amity Lodge No 3Z3 +. and A. NJ, the members Of
Fire Engine Company No a. also the attaches Of the
Croon Aqueduct Department are invited TO attend the
funeral nom his late residence 100 Suffolk street. on
Thursday, 2Sth inst
Masonic NOntK-The members OF Amity Lodge No.
323 +. and A. H. summoned 70 mcet at their rooms
SIT Broadway, Thursday afternoon 1t one O'Clock
for the purpose Of paying the last tribute of respect
TO our late brother William Fisher Weeks The fraternity
arc invited to attend. O. SEAMAN. W, H.
JOHN J. TMDALx Secretary = - 1880
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Married. e
CoIwEtLcAaasxGroS. In this city, On Tuesday, Nay
20, by the Rev. e. r. T. Cook, wILLIAM H. CoLwELi Of
Honesdale, Pa, 70 ApDm CARRMGroS, OF Richmond Va
IvrrcES-LAvaMER. AT Delaware Ohio on Thursday,
May Is. at St. Peters church, by the Rev. g. UTord
est daughter OF g LatImer, Esq, Of Delaware Ohio
MAcWEy-BsILows.- -On Monday, May 1s by the Rev.
GRACE NJ, daughter OF Frederick Bellows Esq Of this
city
formed Dutch church, Thirty fourth street, By Vie Rev
Peter Stry ker. WIN. H MLLER TO Miss ADoIs GARRIsex
both Of this city. f'.4 t.ft a4N 81 ~
vow CLEFr-kRusE. Tuesday, May % ty the Rev
Dr.. Schramm, STR AUe. Won CrfFyto Miss Axx1lA KRun
both OF this city. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

The Southern Telegraph Lines.
o' LouBvLLK May g. 1868
The Southwestern Telegraph Conpany's lines now
open 70 Mobile and will be working 70 New Orleans in
few days rt4,rF
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TAN - -; s. = tsS; n.. -
=, III es13 - fssst 49,, dVaa1'Ievsi AAIS N
D.: -; : ss s:s s ! ss:ls; e;; a.
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a Z! IL "a ~ x:<s., =. p; s:::a, T;sc.A
ss.,s g: w AZ -. ~: IslSs
rhiLzbsLf1fL ~ III 80 ls.ts. o..
Iiis fsiansas; sshre A.. y1s( CT $500; !smpS
s..ssl kssS 0fSi: lsi.I "a Na0Q ss:'esi 1s;
Cam smp.on, Pretdence Old ship Ocf:aif Card Que.
snsrt kccSiand; Howe. Eiiis. fcrtsmcusi; Eiiss
Nunrs tosloa Absr Phaso shourda Providenos; Elisa,
FoRtE1Np nay 90 gld br.s Isslsao CIR, A.rz.sk.
Natsnsas; schrs fcase Bennett Washington; Nay Dan
Liss:ssIS SShsdsp9is .sht Ds:rine; WIZARD:
sloop Senate, Scranton, do.
delphiA Wsve Rhodes Rockport for NYok Cid 1Oh echI
Hero, Small NYork yis Gloucesfer Bid 10TH brig Frontier
4AnS ~SsA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A. nure for sale-Property family leaving cty Paro
BOOKCASE, Mirrors Wardrobes Bedsteads
Buffet Ac at sacrifice. Ills West Twenty third street, nes
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One ship. naAs unknown.
rrtf ra o. fNts sAyY,rD

Steamers Carolina United States Iuey George Olympus
Thets ships Wanderer Desiumbrantes; CarO Janet
oce s Home Ceesi hriss chssapeske Myrtle, Doasy
Ttsa Eolus Edwards schfs Price warsaw Elixs Jane VIM
Pitts Low, Eva Norman, J Wright, II , c Brooks,
s s Sarah Jane Holmes. F.rand, smith, Potter
Wines. 9 L vendervoor, Nay Queen, Palmer, Village
Queen Whtte Cloud, brasdywinc, Napoleon, Warner
Tens.ip;isn, volunteer beeew, wassr, C'whpPs,
nsh. Arncid George. L Edwards l. Bayies, J Ward
rjnda al sx,psst MY tiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
Miscellaneous.

Sur M9fooy Merrill q Boston, Totally wryctsA at
wards 100 tons grano whom the gale begun The ship
strnck heavily en- The reef breaking the rudder short OF
taking with II pan OF the ripping Quarter
deck panis Large PORTIONS OF The keel alongside
ana the sur continually broke under the ships
ter pounding on one OF the reefs for she struck
stern Foremost about mile from the shore Only lie
appear 70 have been 1osta ManlAnan. fhe vps built
was owned by Nickersonk Co, Of Boston.) - -
scRR BoxER Carrier heace for Boston with CARO- al
oyer aud sunk IN about fathoms mllee nom
New London lighthouse. All hands sayed.
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sHIPPlN q N Z w S

fte&- Vi b, ALMANAC ron nw xoRK--fsm pAx.
SON nlsns. 81 NOON sBrs
suS sErs... u Hios wASsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26
Coroners' Inqucsts,

SHOCKING CASE or CBnD MURDER Coroner Collin
yesterday bcd az inquest at the Twenty ninth precinct
police staSa over the remains of male Infant child.
which were found lying the pavement near the ptcr
corner of Broadway and Twenty fifth street, wapcd IN
in old rags Officer Brown fond the md about ten
o'clock the morning Deputy Corn Thomas Robin
son made post norton Examination on the body,
which he found to lie full grown and well developed.
The navel cord had beer about inches from
the body both aFias were fractured and the head
bruised The lungs and other organs indicated unmis-
takably that deceased had been born alive. In the
Doctors opinion death the result Of violence applied
directly or caused by being thrown from some high
place The jury took this view Of the matt and rem
dered verdict accordingly. 1t seemed impossible to
obtain any clue 10 the parcnage Of the child by whom
the horrible crime committed.
FATAL FALL-A man named Cornelius Houngan yes
tcrday fell from vessel lying at tho foot OF Seventh
street East river to the deck and badly injured
that he died afterwards at his residence, No 384
Madison street. Deceased q single man. Coroner
Collin was notified TO hold an inquest On the body.
FouSD DnowSEp.--Coroner Coll yesterday held an
inquest at tho foot OF Whitehall street, the remains
Of an unknown man. about forty-ave years Of age,
which were found Goating In the dock Deceased had
smooth face, with light mustache and dark hair lie
dressed ia calico shirt, black pants coat light
cloth vest and oxed boots The body apparently had
been in the water only three or four days
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Arrivals and Departures.

A..,~aroor-stcsmship Lousiana-James Mattensos life
wife and family; Miss N Crawford Miss Jane wright Mis-:
M- MS0di sg Keen. John sp % AL. L
John crawley Van UnEchSach and wfo James Sugar
AsrNwALI-s,camship Ocea Queen-Mrs Ale 1ander two
shSren aTe Mr' %oodwarS ard two
n.ns EWsssaSsI% ana WIFE, xr yst.n VIE .siid ma
Mr. M NJ nd VIZ: Mr; 'p5 and two ,h
vent. Rarber Charles Armes Miss Lu de Wolf Mr Bar
zS:, Ts,%:a y. $ ssIia o1
p. nns srne Mrs N zsns5 an. and s
Gutter smith Prssoo. ar Rsdssn AND VIII.
Esaess% xpss EsssId S'js bs%s s %:As ~
children; ssssas Sinner Holt Mss J.es sS.f
.S:$ rt'i' s r. ss NJ l'; .if
hsrsgS,S Soaisson rune s%s sso sSif
%a"sy hEsy ME; FSps
D sn s . Mp s'sG s Ms c and two G
as,ip sister and four sa,aren Mr. Ruth Kerr
f Tsss s SON. four aiS%sSs and
ES ' e Miss m Miss NJ
aers T uass
TSMosIss, ssaSdsSs Nj Bacon WIFE and esid;
SsPsrs ss s. Eo@ s cT Ben .p
ffs sd Ksss Mr. and seS
Dr ysryal,p wife and cSid and servant; yssas
% Mr. en and ree , SHs family s
Mr. Aehler Mr. Perez wife and daughter Mr. Parcies wife
aud child: Fabio Aroscmena and wife, J Wilson, III
Troy-73 second cabin, 80 third do.
NEW Enthusiastically Matanzas-wm McCuloeb
lady and daughters Mrs ER johnson, child and servant
Mrs ID NJ Hancock and child, Mrs u Hamilton Miss Mary
Gernon, Browne, Joseph Reinach and son. Cutter
Y David and servant, Michael Gernon, Lerosh, 4
Getthei r Tilley, Chss Moore " Emerson Lieut. Col
Rice, Capt Greenlcaf Braley 0orham, n y Hastre
scribnsr, Chs De La Fontaine, Eugene PhelIo, A
roewst q M khoades VIM Genker II Hartwel, s
Piatt Benjamin Hnls A ID Baken, Choln, Y o Lucas
o Douglass, A Durkee.
NEW oRLEAxs-steamship George washington-Miss M
Slater ID stiles, HI Bennett Mrs II Hunt Captain
McGonigle, Mrs Ban
NAssAU-Steamcr Corsica-MIss Mary Hone Miss Annie
Hone, Moody, A Perpall Forster, Mr. shaner and
two sons, w Raining George A Johnson Miss Annie
Plat, Mrs Sarah Chapman lion W Doyle Re-, two chill
dren and nurse Samuel Bell, master Fnnle, Wells Nat
Blsekham, Smith, FLAG. Mr. PHILIPPE and ssrysnt II
Barrcws, James Carroll Mr. Beaumond, james Heston
and steeraee passeneers
Torrro As-stcam hip Thomas A. -Ljsutepan Find,
Mrs Jones Aud thrOo 1ApGhters, ~ Ferguson
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many years. The rains on the Rio Grande nave ooon
timely and abundant and the condition Of the crops "
conespondingiy good.
BANQUET nArAAoRos
On the 9th grand dinner party was one'ea W INC
military authorities OF Brownsville by the Imperial ON
in Matamoros The brilliant company assooou -
the table Of NJ BaDchin who on thai gay suipassod
himself 1t was nc slight occasion that united IA social
enjoyment ct the table Generals s'eele anu nes
Grande, but only by bottle of champagne; Gene rails
Brown and Slaughter elbow 70 elbow Ms wa,,v Fertile
Their with Colonel Westey and other notable person
ages assisted at the banquet
Urge number Of toass were excnangod ana the Ut
most harmony and good feeling were displayed.
pEFEcuoN CAkALR
II is reported that General Canales and his son have
The liberal cause and that the latter had been
mprlsoned by Francisco de Leon, the republican Gov
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Miscellaneous.

~ For destruction Of six vessels by the shenan
doah, rec general news coumns.
sHr CHARMER Knowles at San Francisco from Boston,
reports March TO- scuddng heaye gale shipped heavy
sea- stove after hatch filed the cabin with water wished
three overheard injured several Others Names OF
the lost Gold OF Maine; George Kettles of Bos-
ton and Bata Sesul, of Italy.
SHr KrersHrR in leaving San Francisco for New York,
ashore In the mud between Mcigs wharf and Black
serious injury.
- BARR IIoLsroon tBr) at Cow Bay CD. from New
York Cape Sable, during dense fog
colded with brig Mercy Parker Of windsor Ms rom Bos
ton for Little Bras d0r), and lost lost jbboo, and
oms water.
Enc MAGMA CnARrA tBr), from Windsor for New York.
tho brig before reported ashore the East Chop
homes IIoe. She was got on m Esd without DAMAGE
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Clubs Isl. 3D. 3d. 4th. 5h. 9Th. IN. Stu Oh Total
Mutual .......5 0 10
Eckford 30 o 2 / 2 o 10
Umpire-Mr Forsyth, Of the Gotham Club. Scorers
Messrs Dongan and Smith. Time OF game-Two hours
Fly catches-Mutual, TO- Eckiord, 8.
REGIMENTAL GAMES.
The hremen Of the metropolis having had the base
ball fever this summer the city militia have taken
it, To-day two mines from the right and left wings of
the regiment have match together on the
promises to he a very interesting contest
THE CHAMPIONS GOING SOUTH.
We understand that, in consequence of pressing en-
easements during September, which will prevent the
Atlantics being absent from the city for two or
three days they have concluded to defer their visit TO
Canada until next summer They will visit Washington
instead about the 10th of September
THE GRAND TOURNEY AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VS..
SOUTH.
The ball players of the capital are In high state OF
excitement relative to the grand match of Monday next
between the National Club OF that city-the champion
club Of the Southland the celebrated Athletic Club OF
Philadelphia. The acceptance OF the invitation by the
President and the government officials and the certainty
Of their being present, will lead to the gathering OF
very large and fashionable asscmblage, for which due
preparations have been made seats having been erected
for the ladies. We shall give special report OF tie
match, reporter visiting Washington for the pur-
pose
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Bravery OF tho Cook of the Comm odore
McDonough.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
IIyrrrp CT rre Grr AlEp loNrrAI

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
UNITED STATES STEAMER DONEGAL, |
orr BEDLoE's IsIANp N Y, August g. 1868.
In recording the particulars Of the wreck of the United
States steamer Commodore McDonough yesterday morn
ing, in the HERALD nothing mentioned OF the gal
lantry Of Thomas D. Turner ships cook Of this vessel
Upon the call for volunteers to the FIRST boat In
attempt to the lives Of the officers and seacn
OF the Inflated McDonough, Turner was the first blue
Jacket who responded with the words I'll will go with
you, sir in that cutter, if it cost me my existence"
earnestly hope that you will place the OF this brave
in It's proper connection Surely he was good
enough share the danger Of that fearful sea he is
good enough share In the honors derived from his
prompt performance of his duty BY inserting the above
in your columns and correcting my name, which was
misspeed William Fl. Anderson, you will greatly obigc
WILLIAM H. HARDISON.
Acting Ensign, United States Navy.
1T should also be stated in this connection that the
name of Acting Assistant Engineer Warren, Of the
McDonough, was incorrectly given as "Mr. Wright"
Acting Ensign John B. Starr 'Firs Engineer Starr -
Ed HERALD
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PAwrucKEr, Aue M-Arr .chrs James Parker sr. KsL
RICHMOND. Aug &-An schr Henry Finch. Bunnsn.
s%N FRANCISCO July IS-Arr ship 4 Lawrence Tsy.
18th ship Smith Hong KS4g issS SIP, Gh,5ssp
Wall Hewesstie Nsw sPeedwen nicks punts Arenas s,
cars Newcastle Nsw vita aucsIs1s sy si p
Mazatlan; 3lst Br ship Anse speooooss -
Adelaide Cooper, Plyogrande. ,, Nv,rr. 2ath .hsv,
cid July a. ship King6sher Free%sn N p dC,n paP
Crosby Hong Kong sst sap Gee sn ans
Sid July 10 ships Isaac Jsnss Boy 1a sat Peril
Mazaan Adoph Fredhom SSSa,d swansea J
Gottiried srem Caer%ols asen Queen Aus
tin, Swansea; 2th. ship Lookout Nugent NeW a ni
ship Reynard, Seymour, New London VIA honoiu'" ~
McKean's Island. c..av phi,o.
delpha: Mary Louisa, Hammond do; William Fle,eneT
Ezabcthport; Julia Rich, Higgins do FOR
pasdson Kelley and Nelson Wells Ryder MOI or New
York Sid 23d brig Clara Gibbs and the heet whcn pu
In for harbor 22d mn,
SOMERSET. Aug 2s-Arr schr Adelaide Crowley Phila-
depha. -,
.WAREHAM, Aug2l-Arr schrs Island Home Allen and
Empire Capron, NYork
23d-Arr schr Mary II Miain, Champlin, Philadelphia
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The Myss,vc Crrrs FAus LApy.-No traces OF Mics
Young, whose disappearance we have before noticed,
have yet been found. The father has returned from
an unsuccessful search after his child; and although
positive evidence has been educed to determine the fate
OF the girl the community seem 70 have settled into the
belief that she foil victim to the base passions OF some
either buried in the ravinc thrown into the river
Gleas EdlLe RepSbitcdn, Au0ut 20.
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CoIims-Op Friday, August Is, JAMES COLLINS, aged
II months and ~ daya
The relatives ADD friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend Ic funeral from the residence Of his
parens 10 Pc street. Sunday afternoon at bafpast
two O'Clock The remsns win be taken 70 Calvary
sy0v oOAev DvosAs sse TRlvd Paoel
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A Suggestion 20 the Fire Commissioners.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

have few words 10 say respecting the new Fire De-
partment was much surprised when heard that the
new Commissioners were going to continue the old prac
tce Of ringing bells give the alarm Of fire. Now APP
pears to me that we shall have the confusion and
uproar in the streets Of old; the same number Of
thieves will turn out that the gentlemen argued did who
worked for the passage of the bill The telegraph
we'll other large cites why not In this2 The police and
FIR men are the only who should know when there
Ia n fire