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GlaId Linseys; Waterloo do
 Indigo blue Denims printed Velvets 6-4 Parislennes; Mouslin de Laines Grape Chusans; fancy Prints
 Madder Prints, fast colours
 Twed Dutfil Blankets; Mackinaw do \ 60x7S Granir do. 8 pounds, for sale by
 EDW. c. CENTER & O., janll corner Cont and Commerce-sts. EASTERN PRODUCE-Jusl landed and for sale 1L2O whole and 10 hafbh Mo- family Mackerel 50 qr and 90 eighth [" " l s' " 10 whole and IF half" "2 25 or and 30 eighth |" "2 2 |" Y" 15 whole and 20 hall" " 3 J5 bbs Boston N E Rum, 10 do do Brandy do American Gun, 100 dn white Onions 100 do Che"apeo Potatoes, 100 do white do S5 do red do, 100 boxes sealed IIerrings PTS bales Portland Hay, l25 boxes Soap 100 hoxes Sperm Candies. 70 do Tallnw do 100 do prime Goldfish, 70 hhls Dried Apples Also-l55 sacks Coffee, will be sold low ian6 J. H. RIVERS & co. HNHE undersigned have just receIvel per -hips II Grown and John Munn from Liverpool, and arc now opening an extensive assortment of Birmingham and Shetheli iiardware among which are
 Cast Steel, German Steel and Iron Axes
 Hook and Plate Hinges
 Carpenters Patent Knob Locks
 Short handle Frying Pans
 Brass and rin'd Iron Spurs
 Table Knives and Forks, Curry Combs
 Pocket and Pen knves, Fsc Which they offer for sale on reasonable terms.
 0. IAZANGE & CO. ian1 corner Co~merce and Exchenge streets 6SUNDRIES Landing from schooner Nimrod kS from Boston and for sale
 Maccaron-6 boxes. Vermceh6 boxes. Sullana Raisins--l0 drums. Curranta-2 llerces Hemp Seed; Canary Seed
 Russia Isinglass; Curry Powder
 Pearl Sago; Chocolate; Ground Rice Sap Sago Cheese
 -tope,her with nn assortment of House and Shoe Brushes, Door Malts, NC
 JOHN O'REILLY & CO, jans north east corner Cont and Waler sls LVOR sALE-20OO bags Liverpool Salt 1' I30 bags Havana Coffee; 60 do Rio do 10000 Havana Cigars, various brands 100 casks and hhds Falkirk Ale. in wood and bottles; 2 do London Particular Madeira
 IA cases Old Jamaica Run
 half pipes Brandy (Seignet;e)
 2 pipes Gin; 2 casks choice Havana Honey 10 baskets Champagne, sherry x Hook Wine. ian6 JOHN GIBSON. 3D St Michael ' DLACK and colored KID GLOVES ID Ladies' black and white Kid Gloves Ladies' white embroidered long and short Gloves Ladies' blue, green, pink and lawn cuied Gloves GeniIemen's best quality Brck Gloves Gentlemen's best quality black and colored Kids Genllemen's best quality black, cotton, and Me- jan7 DANIELS & BRADY. \ ANDiNG from ship Ontari0 from Boston L 15 bbls white Beans, 10 boxes Lemons 59 pairs empty Moasses Barrels
 12 bales heavy Sheetngs, 4 do do Cenims 50 barrels Cranberres, Curtis brand 50t do do do do Aso-An invoice of Furniture and Varnish, for jan6 sale by JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-st Shumard's Paste Backing ground in oil, and the best article brought to this city, at cents per bx-50 cents per dozen, for sale Ja9 by H. GATES, Druggist, l36 pauPhln-ss.
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TTNHE CHARLESTON BOOK-for sale by l. M SUMWALT X CO.,

A J. M. SUM WALL G tO, Booksellers and Stationers, 36 I>aupbn st. | The Charleston Book: miscellany in prose am | verse, in one handsome l2mo volume. The tabl of contents reveal the contributions of the most gift ed sons and daughters of Carolina; and ihe genera approhaton Of the press, wherever this book has be come known, furnishes additional Inducements t' | give it d place in every library. janI0 | c UGAR AND MOLASSES-Dail expected pc kS schooner Diadem from Weeks island, La l2( hlds Sugar, choice article and 80 bbls MOlasses which will be sold low when landing by WAL. HALL, 69 Commerce-st. | Also, in Warehouse-250 hhds Sugar, fair tG | choice; 200 bbls Moasses, for sale low above. | anS
 TyUSCANy OLIVE OIL--MOSELY l TUCKER, Druggists, have just received jars (orig;nal packages) pure Olive Oil, being the best article Tor table brought to the city, For sale in quantities to suit purchasers. dec3l nYE STUFFS-2O bbls Coperas; 5 do Mad. AI der; 800 lbs Indigo; bbls Chip l.ogwood | do Cainwood, just received and for sale by
 HAVlLAND, CLARKE & O.. ian7 45 and AZ Water-st MARKING INK-For marking Cotton Bales, IVA warranted good as any m market, at sS per barrel, for sale by
 R. l.. WATKINS & CO, Druggists, jan3 corner Water and St Francis-sts. HOAL on the wharf-IOO hhds Peach Orchard, C broken and screened, landing and for sale at $5 per hhd from the wharf if applied for imnledi- aely. k. C. CENTER O., jana corner of Cont and Commerce-sts G HIRTS AND DRAWERS-A full assortment S of Merino and Cotton Net Shirts and Drawers. Also, fine muslin Shirts with linen Bosoms and Col lars, for sale by the dozen al manufacturers prices
 jan6 R. W. ANDREWS & co 8 St MichaeI-st IRISH POTATOES & SCOTCH HEARINGS. II 800 hampers Irish Potatoes r.t
 50 kits Scotch Herrings: from ship DumfrIesshre from Belfast and for sale by
 dee23 JAMES MAGEE & co 66 Commences st T INSEED OIL-50O gallons LinseedROt, just A received and for sale by Nlnt
 R. l.. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
 janl corner Water and St Francis-sts SSEED-lOO boxes fresh Garden Seed. assorted, 'S just received and fnr sale by F.
 R. l.. WATKINS & CO.,, Druggists,
 janl corner Water and ST Francis-.ts T ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE A/ For sale in guar's and pinis by
 JOHN O'RElLLY & co, dha jana north east corner Cont and Waler-sts. fi SILK FRlNGEs-A small lot of and II inch S black and colored, received on consignment and ian R. w. ANDREWS O., S, Michael-st DECTORAL sYRUP-A sovereign remedy for 1T Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c, prepared and sold by 9 s AsY
 ian6 T. WALSH, Druggist, S6 Ro,al-strset. DIG MIG GLOVES AND MITTs-Plain and II buge trimmed Also, few dozen India Rub
 ans R. W. ANDREws CO.,, 8 s, Michael-., C ORN-4OO bags prime. landing and for sale by " jane MARSHALL, ROWE 2 Co' q
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BALTIMORE, Feb 4th, ls43 MEssRs. SANDS Gentlsmen :-l have used your extract of Sarsaparla since ills intro iaction into this city. It gives me pleasure state have found il to answer my most sanguine expectations. be- lieve il be the best preparation of that valuable article now in
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NTOTHERS' KELiEF-Doctor H. Gates ls the lV1 agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine in the city of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reiel.
 O. Observe-None genuine unless signed
 aug I9 G. A. BARTHOLICK, & co.
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GsHEMISTRY OF PLANTS, by Dr. Draper V For sale by
 J. Nj SLtMWAIT & CO, Booksellers

and Stationers. 36 Dauphin- -stieet A treatise on the forces which produced the organ zation of Plants, with appendix containing seye- ra memoirs Capillary Attraction, Electricity, and the Chemlca Action of Light y John Wm. Draper, Nj. Professor of Chemistry, in the Uni versty oi New York, I vol. quarto.
 Boyd's Elements of Rhetoric and Liierar, Criti- cism, with copous practical exercises and exam ples, for the use of common schools and academies, including succnct history oi the English language, and o British and American literature, from the Hest to the present tunes. jan7
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MEDICINES, their use and mode ol adminislra

MI EDlC1NES, their use and mode of admlnistra- MI tion, including complete conspectus of the three British PharmacopGas, an account of all ihe new remedies, and an appendix of lormol@, by J. Moore Nelig,n, M D., m vol Svo.
 Essays lhe nature and principles of Taste, by Archibald Alison. LL. B., with corrections aud in,- provemeuts, by Abraham Willis, A. M in vol. l2mo.
 Anihon's Virgil, with English notes, critical and explanatory. a melrical claws, and an hstor cal, geographical and myholoe ical index, in vol, for sale by J. M. SUMWALT & CO,
 iani3 Bnnksellers, 36 Dauphn st.
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A UIRK'S CAsSADA OIL-For preserving Sok and beauiiiying the Hair, recommended on the basis of truth and experience, as noursher of the hair, and promoter of it's growth at the same time rendering it transcendantly beautiful. The Cassada Oil affords nuurishment for the hair than any other article ever discovered, and by continuance of it's use it never fails to strengthen the weakes hair supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAVlLAND, CLARK CO.,,
 jan8 45 and 47 Water-st.
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Yours with much esteem,

[Signedl A. $. ROWLAND, M. D.
 Beware of commercials! Buy nothing ustead.- We will engage the Balsam 10 where there is the least hope! Buy only at No. 375 Bowery, or Dr. J. q. LEEDS, 177 Water street. jan4
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R ULL'S ARSAPARIl.LA.-T This supel for pre- AO pnraIion of Sarsapara has gained repu,a- ton unequaed hitherto by any other medicine of it's class. The eminent phy sioans of the union have given high testimonials in it's favor, and con. stantly use il in their praclce For the of Scro- lula, diseases of the Skin, Eruplions, etc.. Rheuma lisH, Dyspepsa, Chronic diseases of the Lungs, to couneIacl the destructive effects of mercury, Can cerous Aleclions, and all diseases arising from an impure state of he blood, no other medicine can be given with mole advantageous results.
 fresh supply of the above excellent preparation just received and for sale by
 HANll.ANH. EI ARK & C0
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A supply received and for sale by dec2l emo HAVILAND, CLARK & O., Aets

LENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL-This elegant M article has been in general use for the last years, and the continued demand for it is an evl- dence that its good qualities duly appreciated. the Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for Ishing and strengthening the hair, and preventing it from falling turning grey, giving it strength and causing it to grow luxurianly, even on bald places where the roots of the hair have been de- stroyed. The Ol removes the dandruf, and gives a glossy sol:ness the locks, truly heaulifl; has also the singular property of making light or red har, whskers, and eyebrows, several shades darker color It is pleasantly perluned for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed For sale by
 decII H. GATES, 1?6 Dauphin-st
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l"st iSCtiFtu anu ihi shie ny
 HAVlLAND, CLARK & CO, dec27E i6 and 47 Water street

"
 A MtRiCaN PATENT TLATE WINDOW AA nLAsS-ln pont of smoolhness of surface, weight oI me'a, thickness and strength, ,hs Glass IS much Snper'n' to the French any other Glass m use. Builders aNd others desrous of having spleana Glasses at comparatively low prices are Iespect'"y invited to caN and examine this article iull assortment of sizes jus, received and for sale
 dec23 bylC DUBoSE s CO, 39 Water st.
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VNUsCANY OLIVE OIL--MOSELY g
 1 TUCKER, Druggists, have just received jars (orig;nal packages) pure Olive Oil, being the best article Tor table brought to the city, For sale in quantities to suit prchasers. dec3l
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YNHE TRICOPHEROUS, or PATENT MEDIoA- L TED CoMPoUND,-ls now acknowledged by thousands. who use daily, to be the only remedy 10 prepent badness, and he Hair that has fallen off or becoHe thn; to preusnt g,ey hair; to cure and remove every appearance of Scurf and Dandrif from the hair, and to keep il in the most healhy soft, and glossy state, yet free from all oily and greasy appearance, for sale by
 R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
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.za - P il-1s -
 PATENT MEDICINES.
SPENCER'S PILLS.
A PUBLIC BLESSgN

As family medicine II is nnequaIlrd, Merry and is all powerful in removing hinus
 ssss@s and other complaints arising from lhe gfN Arrangement of inc alimenlary duets 0ss1--A aad in nuriiying the blood IL is rer-
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N EW BOOKS---The Pulpit Cyclopada and " Christian Ministers Companion, containing three hundred and sixty sketches and sketches ol sermons, and eIghytwo essays on biblical learning theological studies and the composition and delivery of sermons, in one large Svo. volume.
 Narrative of A Visit to 'he Syrian (Iacobiie) Church of Mesopotama. with statements and reflec- tons upon the present state of christianity in Fur key and the character and prospects of the Eastern Churches, by lhe Rev. lioratio Soulhgate, M. A.. vol l2mo.
 Incidents of Social Life amid the European A lfs, translated from the German of J. Heinrich D. Lschokke, by Louis Suaok Vol. l2mo., for sale by
 dec2S s. ". ALLEN. 2S Danphin-st
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MI Royal streets, have recently received and in store. d choice selection of fine Perfumery, Fsacy Artcs, etc, ., viz:
 Lubin's and Monpeas' Soaps Pomatums of every perfume, Pomades
 Ok Marrow, Antique Oil, Sackeis d'Odeur Shaving Soaps, Elixir Odontine, Odoniipe Odeur Boxes, rose wood and ebony
 Portable Dressing Cases complete
 Rich cut glass Toilet Bottles i'
 French and German Colognes, etc., which they offer for sale at the lowest prices dac24
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SALAMANDE DER SAFES-The subscribe,. ugent ' ' oi the hanuiaciurers for he sale of the above Fire Proo Sal"s, Is prepared lo furnish bem of nnv size suitable for offices seamboats. Those ,,sb ing to purchase, are requested to examiae ,Lem. with the certificates, from those who have tes,ed them. JOHN PHILLIPS
 dec25 corner Couti and W,t.rs,,aa,
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says "We should like to know what he went for,
what he has done, how much money he has pocket
ed, when he is going again, or what plan VIII next
be fallen upon to disburse our. public funds"
The following appoinimentssh have been made by
the President
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Secretary of State.
Hon. w. b. 0chiltree, Attorney General.
Hon. J. A. Greer, Secretary Of the Treasury.
The report Of the crops throughout the country
are highly favorable Galveston and the other cilies
and towns continue healthy emigrants are fast
pressing into the country from the adjoining States
of the Union I; and the prospects OF Texas view
them through what phase we will, are prosperous
and encouraging.
The TRooPs.-lt seems now very certain that the
United States troops at the barracks and lower cot
ton press he 81 and 4h regiments,) will start to-
morrow for their new destination the borders OF
Texas.
Amongst other journals of this city, this paper
suggested that the citizens would be pleased to
parade of the two regiments before leaving but twas
rather unwttingly made, nasmuch as the great heat
of the weather and the unaccmated of the troops
could not have permitted it, We have seen some of
the officers of the first in command-and are
assured by them that these causes alone prevented
the suggested parade. There was not the slight
est want of disposition their part and MS we have
said nothing but the oppressive heat of the weather
and the condition of the troops--amongst whom are
some two hundred and fifty raw recruitsvprevenied
general turnout. indeed, the officers alluded to it
as matter of regret
There will be dress inspection this morning al 8
O'Clock, according to custom on Sunday mornings
and those who wish TO witness II may do so by go
ing 10 the cotton press and barracks.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

We are highly gratifed in being able to announce
that at the adjourned meeting of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, held at Frederick city, on
the 23d instant, the bonds required by the late law
OF Maryland, guarantyng the transportation of 1885,
0OO tons OF tonnage per annum, for FIVE years. were
furnished for the whole amount. These bonds
will be submitted without delay, for the approval
OF the governor and the agents Of the State, of
which approval no doubt is entertained
We also learn that the prospect Of letting the un-
finished portion Of the canal, between dam No. G
and Cumberland to ableand energetic contractors for
the bonds of the company, is encouraging; and we
trust that, having succeeded thus far, after many
difficulties and discouragements the progress of this
great work will now be onward and prosperous.
AT the same meeting, James M. Coale, esq was
unanimously re elected president, and John p Ingle
Frlsby Tilghman, William Price, John o. Wharton,
ana DANIEL Buckhurs, esqrs, were reelected direc-
tors, and Robert w Bowie esq, was elected d;rec,or
to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr..
Darne.--.4ier. Gazette.
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obedient servant,
Bishop, &c, of the Western Ocean
To Mr.. MckEEvER, Captain in the navy.

The National lntelligencer corrects the s,a,em,,
which it had copied from the New York Exmu
about the Presidents purposes in regard to ii. al
and debts of Texas. 1t does not contend, Of conn.,
that there is anything in the question like the j
sumption of debts. But the National IatciseI
may, well have spared its sneer, when it says ID
eff we are really to let the new State of Texsd
iohdt she piea,es with the money she gets fort Al
il is by no means certain that, with the example
some other States before her, she will pay her ADJ
with it; and the United States may be placed IN 4
predicament, after paying Texas for her unapra
priated lands, to pay her debt in addition
Is the National lntelhgencer really SO much av
ed by its disappointment, so irritated by the Suca
of annexation, that it cannot afford to pay one o
teous compliment to Texas, but it must visit nd
her head the suspicion that she may waste \
money and repudiate her debls' We be- lie d
tors of the Intelligeneer to think little more I'D
ally of our new sister, than to suspect her Of d
folly, and even knavery, OF cheating her crediS
even with the money to pay them in her hands
Our informant, who has just returned from Tenn
is not certain that she will urge the proposals at 4
which were alluded to by Major Douelson Hi
of opinion, that many of the Texans are Willing
retain their own lands, and pay the paper OBJ 4
tons ofTexas by receiving them in exchange a \
lands
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is sALTPETRE EXPLosIYEI

SALTPETRE.-At the greut fire in 1895, the store
of Joseph Howard d Son contained n quantity of
sapetre; also some sulphur, duck &c. An ex-
ploson took place, which demolished an adjoining
store.
So, in the store of Croker & Warren in Broad
street, at the recent fire, there was quantity Of
sapetre. This, being heated to redness, "gives
out, says Ure "a great deal of pretty pure oxygen
gas" The melting or bursting of the gas-pipes
may have supplied the requisite proportion Of by
drogen gas. Hydrogen, says Brande, "when mix
ed with three four times its volume Of air, or
with haU lis roume Of pure or,gen, and infamed,
burns rapidly, and IN The latter case rih riotent
piosion." Here, then, we have the materials for "a
violent explosion without the aid of charcoal at
ALL But il this were necessary, it might have been
supplied by the Goals of the burning building or its
contents.
Although it is true, therefore, that saltpetre, by
itself, will not produce explosion, when heated
yet, liable is the oxygen gas it evolves to obtain
the requisite hydrogen, either as in the case above
supposed, or possibly by the decomposition Of wa
ter thrown upon the burning building, that it would
be rash to say that "sapetre cannot produce an ex
ploslon." For all practical purposes, it can.
With these authorities and illustrations in view,
il seems to us most uncharitable, after the solemn
denial of Croker d Warren that there was any
powder in their store, still to insist that there
have been powder, because otherwise the explosion
could not have taken place. This is begging the
whole question. Besides, we understand the inves-
tgation going on before n committee of the common
council has thus far elected not particle of evil
dence that there was powder in the store.
If saltpetre, by contact with other substances, is
liable to produce such explosions, IT should be sub
jeced TO such restrictions will prevent its being
deposited in the compact part Of the city.--M Y
Jour. Com
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Our friend Seth Barton, esq, (the Solicitor d
Treasury, and--what is more to his honor than |
the titles of office" Randolph of Roanoke
champion Of the cause of Texas is now ona1
to New Orleans, where he has declined the comp
ment Of a public dinner. He declines, whist |
deserves ii; and the modesty aud dignity v
which he valves the honor, only increases
claim to the distinction. His invitation is sgs|
by thirty among the choicest spirits in New
leans, and leads off with the names of SUE NJ
cer, p. X. Wagner, &C., &c. They tell him
"the late annexation Of Texas, without daaaa|
roice, Notwithstanding the untoward efforts d
eign diplomacy, while it gratifes our prat |
Americans, in the proofs of wise, prudent AID 1
termined councils of our government, necesr
calls to mind the efforts Of one whose pen so p0''
fully contributed to spread light among Om"f
on this subject, and to confound the I-'hr|
sophistry with which this great national m'S /
was resisted" But the whole correspondents
interesting, that we shall spread it before ours
ers tomorrow evening.
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OPENING OF THE LOCKS or THE ALEXANDRIA CA
NAL.-on Saturday last, our citizens were gratifed
by the passage from the upper basin, into the river
OF or canal-boats, mostly loaded with coal from
Cumberland The boats subsequently passed down
to the wharves, where their cargoes are being
transhipped for Boston and other ports. When the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal shall have been finished
10 Cumberland, aftording an uninterrupted commu-
.ncation with the depot of coal, iron, &c, we ven.
ture to predict that this will be circumstance of
almost hourly occurrence. Our noble harbor af-
fordsevery facility for loading and discharging YES
sells Of any class; and the time ia not far distant
when the anticpations Of the friends of our lateral
work will be realized to the fullest extent.
.ilerandrid Gazette
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The Petersburg Republican" inquiries vhc1
the northern mail does not arrive in Washnst@
Q, a. M, and close at o'clock. 1t closes at /
3. Still, our friends in Petersburg may wonder \
the mail is kept here seven hours, instead ospsa1
onits way to the South. But, they should recoled7
the schedules here have been so formed by the
master General, as that the mails from PhladdP1
might leave for the South at 10 O'Clock at nsI
and bring with it that evenings New York mai
which event, the northern mail could not have
Washington before 8 o'clock in the morning \
views OF the Postmaster General have been deIes
however, in this respect; though, since visiting T
adelphia on Friday last, he has some hopes Of 'SI
ing out the contemplated arrangement
events, the gap will soon be filed up; and vh'
the mail starts from this city at ., Gas at pressF
should fall back to o'clock, according 70 Inc
arrangement, one hour only will be CONSUME
Washington, instead of seven
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UNFoRTuNATE AccDENT.--We learn itOI "a
tain Mason, of the sloop Alamode, (says ~. ..,,u
nah Georgian of the 18th inst.) arrived y.,
from Key West, that while off Tybee' -
had taken pilot on board, Charles WoIu
Captain Thomas Wood, of this city, el Tl, !,
was knocked overheard and drowned. los "a
dent happened when the vessel was gong lng "a
he was IN the act of hauling in the main ogO; ;,mn
the sheet rope ran out, and it is supPoseS y "a
his hands in the block, and thus drew NV. "aoss1
board. A line was thrown to him, but nc AZ 4
to take no notice Of it. He was then nam. ~, N
answered; the captain told him to ho,u O
the boat got to him, which was immedauag g eS5
cred; but, after digent search, no trace Of y"
be discovered-he sunk to rise no mg S.,, a
Wood was young man about % years Q. y 4
was recently married in this city. ne pol' ra
lifetime good character, and bus dea u,.'0y
deeply felt by his afflicted wife and aged pun i