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a Singular Aflair-A Lost Child Found
An Act of brutality DcgentetI hY Il Doa.
from the Missouri ReDuLLicaa, ADral2

lFr0m the Missouri Republican, ADrU l2l
An advertisement appeared in the city papers yes
terday relating to the loss of little son of Mr. Vo-
GEL the leader of the Varieties Theatre, and propr-
etor of music store on Fifth street.
The child was missed on Monday night and III
parents since have baen endoavCring IN every con-
eelYabe way TO ascertain its wherea bouts Yester-
dag they received the glad news that the little boy
only three years and Ave months Old had been found
in the Illinois bottom. The father hastened over
yesterday, and ascertained that negro was out
hunting with dog and gun the even ing before and
When passing CERTAIN spot botJoin, I'll dog
commenced barking ana running back and forth to
the negro. For some time the latter could not IN
derstand what the matter was, but he finally ed
yancea Up to tie point and discovered, d0gh among
lot of feayes ana grass and covered with mud
and dirt. q bright eyed, curly headed little boy Of
course the negro was first alarmed and then aston
ished. but concluded finally to take tho child to the
nearest place of safety which happened to be Squire
Robinson's in Venice.
Here a farmer happened just at the time to be
arranging some business with the Justice, and he
immediate concluded that it the same child of
whose loss Ee nau read account IL Tuesdays Re-
publican. The child was washed and taken care Of
by the kind lady of the house, and information dis
patched early yesterday morning to the parents in ST.
Louis The joy of Mr.. Nogels family on recovering
their little pet cannot he described
1t has since been ascerCalneu that d man crossed
over on the ferry boat late Monday night, with
Immediately run its little head under his to hush
its Screams. what vas the object ot taxing tho child
away and throwing 1t into held to die or be de-
youred by the hogs, Is mystery that presume no
human being could solve except the vile monster who
coInu4iltad the act. It is, however, very probable
and adopted this the stratagem by which to work
out his internal ends.
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THREE CENTS.

II vi, I'd ON BENcn WARRAYT-Detective W.
y '''', arrested Lewis Woolford in this CITY on
"ou1eSuay IN compliance with bench warrant
I,soeu ,, "F 'udge Franklin, of Dorche fer conntv
i'o Us charged with having toru ahout sSl u, ,o,
TWO Dozen chickens, two nets. &c fran, NTattbo,'
"heeIer about the LIST Of September I,sl WI ~
'Ae tnc Of his arrest had cyadcd the o0ico,s of H.
county IL beng supposed that he was in H,Iti,,ro
Il warrant was sent here and placed in the bo,5s r
marshal Carmichael a few days since rcguItinc in
his arrest. The larceny it is stated. took ,I,co ~
camp meeting held in Dorchester county. Tho 90
cused was committed 10 Jail by Sheriff Tborncon y,
await the requjson Of the authorities Of the county
in which the larceny was committed
For CoURT.-Wm. Burnett, charged with sbootin,
John English, on the corner Of Front and Baltimore
streets on Sunday afternoon last, yesterday under
went an examination before Justice Spcer. resuIting
in his being required to give 81 eco bail for his appear
ancc to. answer the charge at court. English was
present at the examination having so far recovered
as to be able to walk upon crutcheS.
RUEAwAY-Y csterday morning about II o'clock, 4
horsa attached to a buggy driven by Mr.. Blotkemp,
taking fright ran off, and after turning into Water
street came In contact with the leather store of
Messrs. Spear Il Cole completely demolishing the
vehicle The horse and driver both escaped upin-
jured.
ENED.-PoIiceman Crockett arraiened J. King
before Justice Mckinley yesterday. charged with al
lowing nuisance to flow into Hartford run. and for
which offence the magistrate imposed a fine of S1O
and costs, upon payment of which the accused was
released.
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The CfiOiera.MOrhIIS.

The Cholera-morb is a well-khown and common
complaint. 1t is frequently attended with severe
cramps with vomitings &C., with serious looseness
of the bowels and other painful symptoms. Opium
is largely given in shape another for this dis
order Powerful and poisonous drugs are sometimes
administered under variety of mixtures as specific
for it, Even if such remedies happen to cure, they
leave behind them the seeds of death to germinate
the first opportunity Railways Ready Relief is
omen to no such grave objections. teaspoonful o
II administered in wine-glass of sweetened water
has a more beneficial effect at once than any com
nonnd of laudanum, eamphGr, rhubarb &c, and il
fhe main be not forthwith removed. as well as the
violence of the discharges diminished IN about twen
minutes repetition of the dose OF Eeady hehef l:
certain to produce the desired effect You have only
in addition to apply 1annels soaked with Ready Re
lief to the bowels and the cure is complete. Fit
Hanger is over very quickly. You are satisfied from
Ibe start that the Relief is bound to Vanqush thu
disease. Even in bilious ehoiic the same treatmen
must terminate Just as successfully: and should IL
fammatiOn of the bowels be present the heaay ne ne
lief given internally and applied eXteFnaaiy W WI i
prove perfect remedy, if dose or two OF Dr: h!u "a
ways pills be discreetly given at the same tie. 70
cholera -morbus there is nothing can p1Ges i
any circumstances Railways Ready hehel-prlc
but 50 cents a bottle Sold By Druggists.
N. BIN the East Indies. Calcutta and oout
America, Railways Ready Relief Is extensively use Use
IN the treatment of Asiatic Cholera, ana a enH, ~
tever 1t is the only remedial agent that eau se ne
pended upon with absolute certainty-let every on
keep bottle near them-a cure will always follow
RADWAY Co.
ap n-2wd&w 81 Maiden Lane. D. Y.
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Reported for the Daily Commercial. ]

IpWSoNTOWN, April ~, 1856.
Circuit Court for baltimore C1uatv-TIon b, G. II
Emory Judge; Jno. T. Ensor, Esq, States ATTORNEY
State vs.. Oliver A. Myers, indicted for the man
Slaughter Of Andrew McGunnigan, at the Three Mile
House on the HOOkstown road, on the 4th of Febru-
ay last As the facts in this case were published 9+
the time of the occurrence it is unnecessary to repeat
them now. Tried before jury. Verdict not guilty.
Messrs. Richard Grason, Wheeler and Keech for
defence "
State vs.. James Bo2man and Thomas Smith in
dicted for rota the Three Mile House on the Hooks
town road, on the 4th Of February last The defend
ants pleaded guilty. Not sentenced R. " Dough
erty, Esq, for Smith T. R. Boarman, ESQ for'Bozman
state Us Oliver A. Myers indicted for selling LIQUOR
OF SUNDAY. the 18th of January last The defendant
pleaded guilty, and was fined $50 and costs
State VS.. Oliver B. Myers indicted for selling o,,or
on sunday, the 4th Of February last StetteG BY tho
states Attorney. " -o
State VS.. Franklin Diamond indicted for the lar
Seny OF horse and sleigh, the property Of Smith
Norris two cases, Removed on defendants affidavit
to the Criminal Court of Baltimore city.
State VS.. Charles Brooks indicted for the same of
fence. Removed on defendants affidavit to the
Criminal Court of Baltimore city,
State Wm. Dick, indicted for assault and
battery on Mary +. Eaton: Jury sworn. Case NOT
finished. f. Z. Boarman, Esq, for defence. Court
adjourned until Friday morning at 10 o'clock
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From She British PrOVinces-ApSrehe,
siGhs Of Fenian Raids No LONGER En-.
Eprta5nnG @--

TORONTO, april l9.-The volunteers which were
sent to the Lower Canada frontier have been re-
called, Fenian raids being no longer feared. The
examination of the Fenan prisoners at CORVALLIS
continues with closed doors. 1t is understood the
examination will be concluded to-day. when the
prisoners will be remanded for few days to await
the arrival of important witnesses 1t is generally
thought the prisoners will be committed for trial at
the fall assizes unless special commissions are ap-
pointed by the Government for their trial at an ear
lier date
Resolutions in favor of the Confederation of the
British Provinces passed the Nova Scotia Assembly
by vote of 81 to 10. The question is still pending in
the Parliament of New Brunswick, and if rejected
there, the House will probably be dissolved and a
new election held, involving delay of some weeks
before the final result is reached
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AMUSERENTS.

MARYLAND Observation-Disclosures. Prerdergast.
Hughes and La Rue's minstrel troupe will give an
ether oftheir attractive entertainments this evening
which are among the best of their kind that we have
had for some time The wonderful mystery Of the
SphynX will also be exhibited, and performance
will be given tomorrow afternoon for the accommo-
dation of families.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The entertainments
this house this evening are for the benefit of Mr.
c. B. Bishop one of the st popular actors that has
ever filled an engagement in this city BuIwers fine
comedy of Money will be given, with an exceed
lngIy fine cast, including Mr.. WalIack as Alfred
Evelyn, Mr.. Bangs as sir Frederick Blount, and Mr.
Bishop rs Graves; and very funny farce entitled
Seeing Bishop" in which the beneficiary will an
pear as his counterpart MIR Bishop deserves TO have
a full house, sand we hope he willreceiye it,
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AS-We call our readers attention to SMITH, BROS.
& Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at Smith, Bros. IL Co.'s popular Clothing House. Nc.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 50 West Baltimore st.eet, noxt to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furn'shina
Goods al 3S West Baltimore street, next to marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars, Ties Scarf &c
At West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West BALI
nitro street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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THE FasE AT TTTUsvILLE, PA.
A Large Amount OF property Destroyed
-Incendiarism the Cause-L0ss Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars.


TITUsvILLE, Pa, April 1S.-A fire broke out at ~
o'clock this morning. in a small frame building at the
corner OF FRANKLIN and Short streets, and thence
tended in all directions with great rapidity from the
railroad track.
lSECOND DESPATCH.l.
TITUsvILLE, April lS.-The fire is now sweeping
with irresistible force northward. Itseems impossible
to stop the fury the flames until Raceway reached
The following are among the losers:-Diingham
& Coles machine shop. Union Hotel, Railroad HOTEL
National Hotel Buffalo Dining Saloon, Adam Goods
foundry and machine works, Muller & Micherts
grocery, 0lmsted Il Jewhurt's paint and oil store,
Granger, Tutte Co.'s grocery and feed store. Muel
lers segar and tobacco factory William Schews gro
cery Brown & Barrowe's hardware store, meat mar
ket and shoe store Smells grocery, and various other
minor buildings.
THIRD DESPATCH.
TITusgILIE, April 1S-The fire has at last been
brought under subsection.
McMullen & Bryan's foundry, the Petroleum Hotel,
Sacke Il Sons machine shops, and the bakery north
of the foundry are the only buildings left on Frank
lin street between Raceway and the railroad.
Two parties have been arrested on suspicion OF
| hayfng caused the fire.
The total less is estimated at $500 COO.
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A souTHERNER's OPINION OF BEEoHER--A letter
writer from Alabama, in the New York Watchman,
(Soutnernl mas aneghbor who has been on visit re-
Gently to the great metropolis, and thinks well of
Rev, HI. W. Beecher. He says:
IT went half an hour before the time, and bareIv
was in time for seat. Beecher will do Beeeher has
csmn meeting You feel when YOU come awev tha
God helping. you will be better man Your beartt bt
ia moved, your eyes moistened. No nigger. no noI
tics real gospel heart searching, practical religion
went again and it was the same thing We discussed
Beecher and concluded he would do, and made IN
our minds to invite him down to the capital Of Ala
bama to preach"
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mh5-lstptl


The MONUMENTAL AUTOMATIC Gas S, MACaINE Eco Con,
PANY McAvoys patent0 is pl sE2rea 80 70 n1inl5
Residences. Public Buildings. Ho tes. Churches,
Schools &c. This apparatus is a sinp 'e aal reiiaoe
fixture, which any person operate and IGrnlshes
beautiful brilliant light at expense OF ontY Two
dollars per thousand feet. No heat is required ai-si
the risk and trouble attending its are Tar less
than with the ordinary lamps. Persons residing tenn
porarly permanently in the country can enjoy TINS
greatest of city luXuries at a small expense.
directors:
JONAS e. HAYWARD, IJ. CRAWFORD NELSON,
HENRY JAMES, HUGH SIssoN,
CHARLES NJ. JACKSON, Z. S. HUTCHINSON.
J. IL. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES L. NAMING. Secretary.
L. S. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
.Offce-14 Ligh Street. mh2l-lm1stp
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The Grea. P-a.mium-TakeT

1t is not overstatng the fact to say that the most
remarkable success of any mechanical invention of
modern times has been attained by the Grover Ba-
ker Sewing Machine. While the proprietors of this
noble instrument appreciate the merits of other
chimes in the market they cannot but feel pride
in the laurels with Ahich their machines, and the
loorE rohich they erecHte crowned wherever they
are exhibited for competition. Other machines are
honOred with premiums occasionally, but hero is an
instrument which never fails to carry of the palm,
having taken upwards of thirty first prizes mt State
aud County fairs. ap7-lyeolstp
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Watches.
1876
1855.

A SPLENDID Stock OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond Pearl, Mosaic
an other jewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware Triple Plated Albata Ware Of every descrip-
ton 'uglish Table Cutlery, Clocks, Opera Glasses,
Spectace and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public ar, invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the mos perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jeve,r to order at short notice.
LARMoUR Il Co.,
light street, opposite the
x.Ls 1..n.f Eountain Hotel.
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COMPLETE CLoTHIEG HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention OF our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Nessrs. Smith. Bros,
d Co.. No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock OF clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal On the
square with everybody.
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The Rinderpest i'm Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, April 13.-The mules have the rim
derpest in the upper part of the State Thirty eight
died on one plantation in one night twenty-five on
another, and twenty on another.
There are continued reports of damage to cotton
and seed by frost and rain
The Enclosures on the.levee of the New York Mail
Steamship Company and Of the Atlantic and Missis-
sippi Steamboat Company were torn down to day
amid great excitement. Itwas done by the City Sur
veyor, by order of the Council. The inclosure was
illegal.
The first race to-day mile heats, three in five, was
won by Gilroy, time-2O21a and 2O51@. Second race,
two mile DASH won by Charlie Armstrong time O6.
General Candy has issued an order explanatory Of
the Presidents proclamation, and says it does not
suspend martial law. A number of suits are already
before the military courts
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The Cholera at New York Quarantine.

New YORK, April l9.--lhe disease on tho steamer
Virginia is pronounced marked Asiatic cholera by
the health officers. She remained at the upper quar-
aatine till II o'clock to-day, when she went to the
lower bay. No communication is allowed between
her and tho shore. Arrangements arc making to re-
move all the passengers from the ship tomorrow,
and it is said there will be no danger of the disease
reaching the city from the vessel The cholera ap-
peaJed on board when the vessel was eight days out,
and from one hundred to two hundred persons were
attacked of whom 81 died Twenty lone or twenty
two are now sick, eleven doubtful cases. Nearly all
the other passengers reported convaescent. The
disease is entirely among the stserage passengers
The larger portion of the passengers are German,
and it is supposed they brought the cholera board
The mortality has been greater among them than
among the Irish and English passengers. 1t is
toned, as a singular circumstance that the disease
broke out about the same place the atwhich
the passengers on the England were attacked. There
is no panic on board, and it is not expected that
many more viii die. The sick will be placed aboard
the hospital ship Falcon. She can accommodate 800
patients. The Virginia will be cleared at once and
ted.
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ALL REAL BEAUTY is allied to religion, even al
though it only approaches the truth. It-was this
instinct that made the Hndoos wear the EGYPTIAN
LoTUs in their NEUROLOGICAL professions; but PENNEY.
in his DELICIOUS PERFUME from that flower. has
passed the ancients. VIM. Il. READ. 147 Baltimore
street, Agent 1t
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Afhertnn.s Cherry COrdiaE

is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Collie. Diarrh9a,
Dysentery, Indigestion, and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain. but re-
the cause. and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. Prepared by A. I. Atherton & Co.,
Lowell. Mass. For sale by Druggists. ap6- -eoly
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EyACrLY MnLT You WANT I

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAZE DYE, known and used
over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black or
prewn desired. Does not injure the hair. Price.
rs cents.
Sod by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2tawly
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye!!-BAoHELOR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h Observation-Disclosures and reliable
produces splendid black natural brown-reme-
dies the ill effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
Inc is signed W. A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street,
New York fe1-d&wly
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LUMBERMEN IN FIx.-The Calais Advertiser says
that the ahrogation of the Reciprocity Treaty seems
TO have placed Of the large lumber nufactu-
awkward fix Some of those who own mills on the
British side being largely interested in lands on this
out taking them on that side, and subecting them to
a duty: and by bringing them back to this in the
shape of lumber, subject to another duty. On the
other hand. of the lumber on this
side own timber lands and mills on the British side
and in order to get their lumber to market would
have to bring 1t to this side and pay duty on it.
Heretofore. lumber cut on either side was mannfac.
tured on which ever side best su ted the convenience
ofthe owner and went into any market that paid
best. without let or hindrance
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Co,,.,.,s -oma.ie Vegetable Soan.

COFgaTFN VIr1'1trO
A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed for the use of ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume il exquisite and its
washing properties unryallei Tor sale by all drug
eists. fe9-d&Yly
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REM0VAL

Warrens Fire snd WATERPROOF Roofing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequaled for Durability, Security. and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section OF
the country JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co.,
d27-6m2p 8 South street.
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BDmIlS.

All ''foreign scents are bogus past all doubt,
The present tariff shuts the genuine out!
Just read the law, its clauses are imperious-
The one real perfume is "Night-Blooming Cereus.'
Manufactured by Phalon 81 Son, N. Y. Sold every
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Reported for the Daily Commercial !

tOUrI ~ lipDetEt8 W -ItlTVILNu-ADrIL TerJy ISGE
D.,. n MI ANNAPOLIS, April II, 1866
No2oRG6t;; Ri2;l N Polk vs. Jacob Rose et al appeal
vas argued and concluded by Benz PT;co ard VS. W
pellee. 4 I'm i'' 'No "P
No. o.6-Robt. NJ. Polk. 81 al rs A Ecarig. an
zeal from same. This cause was argued and concin-
yea 2y Benl Price and VIM Price for the appellant,
ana W h UoldsDorough and Bernard Carter for the
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observation-disclosures STYLES Now READY
Latest and most approved patterns. in all their
rieties, at greatly reduced prices.
mh3l-1mlsp 5. HINDES i son, 100 Gay st.
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A Shooting Affair at Richmond.

ReHMOND, April l9.-Dr. T. S. Maddox and VIM,
vernon exchanged pistol shots Broad street, near
sixth street this afternoon. Both were slightly
wounded, Dr.. Maddox in the leg and Mr.. Vernon in
the left hand. They were arrested.
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EtUdEiu- Wood.

Wood Of all Sizes, Oakland Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
South street,
dg7-sn3o JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors
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PORTLAND, Me-, April l9.-It is stated that Ger
Meade has telegraped for more troopsto be sent to
Easport and that all the troops in this vicinity are to
be forwarded, and that others are expected here.
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New york in Peril from the pestilence

ALBANY, April l9.-Governor Fenton will to-znor
70 issue proclamation declaring New Iork city to
be in peril from the impending pestilence, having
been requested to do so by the Metropolitan Board
of Health
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, AS BAD AS TIE HIYpOos.-A Cairo despatch reports
that an old man in johnson county Ill. was killed
by his two children aged thirteen and fifteen. after
which they secretly buried him. The neighbors sus-
Peeted all was not right, visited the house and Qqes
%u9ned % the children, when they asceytained they
killed Inn because he wss old, sick, and OF great
trouble.
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Fire at ti.e FshiiadeiphIa inquirer Office.

PHILADELPHIA, April ia fire broke out at 9
o'clock tonight in the fourth story of the In
qurer building, on Chestnut street. above Third
The composltors in the room above were forced to
leave on account of the smoke. The fire so far is
confined to the room in which it commenced and the
building will probably be saved