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Richly Bound Bibles and Prayer Books.

Richly Bound Bibles and Prayer Books.
A. MORRIS, 81 MAIN STREET,
Would solicit the attention of the Trade and Pubis
to his extensive assoTtmeut OF the
OXFORD AND LONDON EDITIONS or THE
BIB L E
OF various sizes and styles Of bnding which be 10
enabled to furnish at excee dinghy low prices
Also, great variety Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
JUVENIL WORKS,
Which will be found to be particularly adapted to the
wants Of the coming season.
dc 1875. MoRRIs's BOOKSTORE
IIGAR, SNUFF AND TOBACCO
~ STORE, Main st. corner Of 10th IT. Richmond.
where is kept general assortment Of ohoice C3gsrs
Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, Fancy Articles and ali other
articles In the line, to which my frieud6 and the
public generally are respectfully invited
J. A. HARRIN0TON
de IS > Sign of the Scotch Soldier, Main ct.
WINSTON & POWERS, corner Cary
w and Pearl streets, have in store an assortment
of fine Wines and Liquors, to which they call the s
teption OF those in wsnt: de- s
DOTATOES-We are daily expecting
J. cargo Of fine Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes and
we have in store small cargo Of those 6ne JeFssy
Mercer Potatoes suitable either for table Of for
planting purposes; for sale BY
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CHARLES 4. HARREYS,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER.
10th st., between Main and Cary.
e All work entrusted to his care viii be faith
fully and promptly executed. Sc 20-3m
JAMES +. HEATH & RICHARD M
CARY, Commissioners in Chancerp--Office in VIII
Building, fronting Franklin St oc9
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+. M. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor
Governor street. opposite the Dispatch Office Rich.
mond, Va. se 9-dSm
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AssoTN. /,

ITa meeting of the Board of Directors,
n held this date, Mr.. JAMES C CRANE was
-.snimously elected President OF the Richmond Fire
aas,oejstion, vice James Bosher. decd.
Nv order Of the Board of Directors.
,55s-ts JNO. II. B0SHER, Secretary
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Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. de lI-d&c12t
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tHt nobise EtEt tsftr, Dec. q.
Judge Douglass OF Illinois, General Rusg of Texas
Senator Johnson Of Arkansas, aud the Hon Nr Jones
member from Louisana reached this city N the mail
boat California, yesterday morning. They were met at
ne boat ny committee Of citizens who through Judge
Meek welcomed Senator Douglas and his compa lens to
Mobile H. expressed the dssirc OF the citizen with
out distinction OF parties that he should tarry here
iewdsys, 10 order that they pay him the respect
.i and honor to which hs distnga.hed stand against
abolition fapatcis4n had entitled him. The COMMITTEES
and number of other citizens introduced to the
distinguished visiters the boat and they then
oriven In carriage and four 70 their lodgings at the
Battle House. During the day number Of citizens
called 10 pay their respects. N
We understand that Judge Douglas declines anv pub
Tic demonstration the ground that he has laid thst
course Gown impe alive rule, this journey in
order to hasten TO his public duties 10 Washington fro
wi ch be s absent at the opening Of the session
or the first time since he has been in public life IA
has stated 10 his friends that he should probably pass
this way again In the spring when Congress not being
in session, he should be avter of his own time and
then hs would he happy to rratify the wis 40 rens
ropsy and warmly pressed on him to hear from him II :
public speech.
svnsorrouglas ani his companions viii leave on a.,
fr.' heat. he Sal'e Sranu rhchd lsrs this mo n,a~
'elccS
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The Council Mt Rome.
La -


RoME Nov. IA, 1854.
There comparatively few Americans here o. vet.
though crowds OF ysitcrs coming in from every
quarter Of Christcndom-probaby in view of the ap.
preaching couvocation. The number of high church
digntsres something extraordinary. We have full
regiment OF .hem-cardnais, kgates, archbishops ard
MshopR wit their numerous suite sfrom all divigio,
OF the Church militant; ilIns.rous company who "a
presence az head quarters imports crisis in the warfare
The proposed declaration OF the decision the Insf a.
late Concepton's scarcely suc ent account for such
a council al war.
Many Of ther quarterod with the resident membera
other Catholic powers Ls,r instructed their po-
matte representatives. here to receive aud entertain tho
rcates at TIE public expense, with the magninceno3
ihat suits their eminent quality
Among ibc recent arrivals Archbishop Hughes a.
New York, Archbishop Walsh, Of Halifax and Bisnon
Iimon, Of 4uialo Hon. John Il. Thomson and lAdy Of
New Jersey are making basty visit to Italy II being
his purpoc to return in time resume his seat Ia the
Senate carly IN January General Dix and family uow
at Florenct expected here during the next n,oath
ts are Peter Farley and his family. Apartment Lave
also been taken Tor some two or three other AM csn
II miles.
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Nhon"hioWs, bLnANAHa, NOV. 10, ioofs
The Mdrkets-7he Weataer-fntcrndl improvements.
There have been arrivals from the United States for
the last three weeks hence the stock OF American bread
stufs has been greatly reduced. OF four more than
1000 bbls. are in first hands, and holders arm At
sl2 80; however, buyers very cautious, because
they expect fresh arrivals daily Rice and fish continue
N active request the former rom 81 7b IS, and tho
latter (cod ~ 25 and msckere 81 $40 per bbl wbite
pine lumber s getting aud must advance In
price The market is siso quite bare OF staves white
oak and red oak. Freights to Europe an Anerics.
The dry weather still continues, ihc heat in town
intense The poorer ella Of the Inhabitants are
suffering much for want OF lsin water Notwthstand-
ing, the colony is without any serious Of Sickness
and may be safely reported a. healthy throughout.
Our improvements in the interior ere progressing
rapidly and when completed will bring the OF
this truly rich and tile country compete with any
other on the globe Two canals and ono main railroad
with two branches, in forward condition,
and, when IN order, (say in less than twenty two
months the cotton tobacco rice and yewoods Of this
and citizens to degree Of wealth heretofore unknown.
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M;ILIAM IRVING, AuCuONEER-sUPERB SALE
w OF Fancy Goods William Irving Co., will sell
at auction Satur lay, December 16th at 1os O'clock
at the sales rooms, Pine street. superb sale of fancy
goods, comprising 40 cases marble and alabaser vases
statues, groups, &c, the importation OF Sig G.
b. Pando6ni, together with elegant assortment
china ware, bronzes parian silver plated ware
pnpier mache goods, &c. Marble Goods-Bard vel
low of Sienna, verde antique, agate, &c. Roman md
Grecan vases, Pompeii pitchers, ktruscan vases Hebe
md Medicis vases from to four feet hgA marble
urns superb air of agate Hebc vases eight feet high
elegant caIves marble Tazzas five feet high superbo
ac naid centre tables card receivers with pedestal
Supported by iophins, with vine and serpent handles
elegant we'd 1azzas of various Sizes supported by
wafer STANDS &c. stauary, groups and figures Graces
Venus d. editis Cupids dancing Girls of Canova &c.
farian Ware-An entire invoice, consisting Of dessert
sets, groups and figures Of innocence, rcapers milk
carriers, dancers the dying gladiator Greek
fute players, Mayday Judgment Of Cupid sheep-shear
groups OF animals, &c. Bronzcs-Bronze and marble
clocks and candelbras ormoln candelabas supported
by China figures brackets bronze groups and figures,
Clovis Indian hunters, fisher boy candesticks
watch holders, &c Silver Plated Ware-An entire In
voice comprising cake Baskets csscrs, liquor frames
candlesticks salts SETS walters from to "a inch
urns, tea kettles card BASKETS oyster dishes, &c.
Chinese Goods-An cnIre invoice consisting in part of
elegant china from three inches 10 three feet high
superb acquered work lnbes with ivoryfttngs,
bowls &C. the only invoice of Chinese goods offered at
auction for many years. French, China and Porcelain
card receivers, figures groups tea sets, &C. Pa
pier Mache Goods-Work boxes dressing cases. sets
trays watch glove boxes centre tables quartette
do chairs &C., beautifully uaid with pearl &c. Bohe
carefully packed on the premises at a triaing ex-
lense.
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WM. Writer'S, AUCuoNEER WILL SELL THIS
w day, at lols oclock at ls7 Canal street. gene
furniture, consisting OF splendid mirrors tapestry and
other carpets olcoths sofas chairs dressing
washstands, mahogany and other bedstcads hair nd
other mattresses beds and bedding thsec cooking and
two parior stoves also, quantity of hardware and
house furnishing goods; also quantity OF goods,
china vases glassware, china tea SETS also six baskets
OF champagne vine, two sewing machines.
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Domestic Miscellany.

The Cleveland Herald says there is freight now
at Toledo than the railroad irem thence To Baflo
transport during the whole viii ter. Cars from the west
have stood there twenty-five days waiting To unload.
The Philadelphia Ledger says There being regular
wvf carried in the county prison at which Dr. eac
could bc employed to advantage, he o1lcates
sistant q the apothecaryis department aud performs
al the dental operations required by the prisoners lis
health II Is said is suffering from tho close conhncu
of his cell
The Reciprocity bill passed on the 1ltb inst. by
The House Ct Assembly of Nova SCOTIA 81 10 TO- wa
learn by desT atch from Baliiay.
The Worcester Tyonscrt says that the Mayor and AL
dernan (npe in number elect In that city, weigh abcu
100 pouncs.
Tho Mayor Of Richmond Va, has been informed tba,
the Virginia Central Railroad Company win deliver n
their depot in that city, In the nrse OF few days
fe,entve ccrds of wood 70 be distributed among the
Ttur.
Ne Ftnffec riyer va ifcacn oycr i, skcwhc-an "a
t.S la .h.3.It.
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L,OR SALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL NORTHERN BRED
IL bay horses, just from a farm, and perfectly broke
One got by Old Hamtonian out OF Morgan mare, six
teen hands high, years old and OF extra speed;
tlot mile in az minutes, and is unsurpassed for
fine action, gsntlepess, STYLE durs by and promptness
driving he lie perfect family pnyscisn's horse;
warranted sound, and kind in single double harness.
by responsible man. Apply at Ev.rett's stable No.
"a West Thirteenth street. Six tn avenue
LsCR sALE-A NICE CARRIAGE, SUITABLE FOR ONE
liz TIVE borses built by OF the makers the
city 1t Will seat four persons The partition between
iour times and win be sold very low as the
further OF it. Apply at Hurson's stables,
17b Twelfth street, near University place.
r ADIEs' SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE, WITH SIDE
Il 4 saddle brdle &c nearly new. The whole viii be
Hod very cheap. or exchauged for small pony. Apply
NJ the sale and commission stables, No. University
place, above Fourth street.
CLLiGHs, SIEIGIIs.-THE SUBSCR1 3ERS HAVE ON
~ hand lot OF their of sleghs, which they Offer
or sale at 11S Warren street. at uufacturers prices
lhose wishing TO order sl.ighs for the next winter will
please 10 DO 80 immediately. 0RDWAY ELMER
Two SPLENDID NEW CARRIAGES NEW HARNESS,
ana pnir Of well matched bay horses to let for six
or twelve montls steady drivers. Also spcn-
dd gray horse Tor sale sixteen hands high and warraut
sn sounn ana Kind IN all harness. Apply at Mr. HUR-
SONS stable, 1e3 Twelfth street. near University place
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MN. Writers, AUCrIONEER, WILL. THIS DAY
w sell at lo ocnck at 1877 Canal street. receivers
sale OF icwery gold watches diamond riags bracelets
brooches guards vest chains gold pencils also silver
forks and spoons ladies' also plated ware, sslvers
SETS castors cake baskets also, finger and earrings
set with diamonds also silk and satin dress patterns
splendid sha wis, and olhcr goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16
THE IRISH ExILED PATRIOTS OF ls4s.
The Pardon of William Smith O'Brien

Mass Meeting In the Tabernacle-The Mayor
OF New York I'm tho Chair-Many or the
"Felons" Present - Enthusiastic Irish
spesches-Thxee Tremendous Cheers for
Russia,
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T,AEN 20 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, BY

IINAIM 20 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, BY
II IHcs. =. RANDOLPH at his hotel in Uniontown,
MonGay, december Is, rain shine 1t is situate In
Woodbridge township New Jersey, within six minutes
wat Of the Uniontown depot the New York and Phi
and q miles from New York city, to and from which
place eight trains per day pass each way. lhe
welt adapted for dairy iarm, and contains SO Of
excellent land twelve Of which in wood The loca-
tion healthy, the well water pure and rivuet
through the wood. There is a good garden, apple
cha1 ana variety Of other kinds of fruits. Its vicn
iy I" New York renders it eligible to those Of its
chans eesirous IT farming, whether for pleasure
profit The auction will commence at O'CLOCK precise
ly so tlat city people taking the IL O'Clock train will
be abl 70 the farm, attend tho sale, and ret
again at NJ. Terms-Ten per cent of the purchase
money to b. pa the day OF sale, approved
ty given for thu amount One half of the remnant
noie II deaired, may remain md and mortgage at
6p,r cent for term Of years; the balance paid
lie 1st of April 1856, when possession viii be given
CHAS MIDDLETON, Jamesburg. n. j.
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ii 0LiRIDGE's HorF1, 7b7 AND '750 BROADWAY.
IL corn,r Of Clinton place-cunducted ON tho Euro
lcsn plar-ohers unsurpassed accommodation TO fam
lies individuals In want of handsomely furnished ana
neatly kept apartments, with without board a.
rates and where all the comforts Of quiet
home cat be enjoyed
III OIEL FCLKsToNE, PARIS, No RUE DE CAS-.
IL teane.--Famlies aud gentlemen visiting Paris
Recommended to the above hotel where they will
and The comforts Of home and other advantages com
tinet to maze their stay every way agreeable by an
irceiican lady and her husbaDd.
MONS. 4 MADAME rgIoIIAND.
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M NIsAY, AUCnONkER. R.-CfnYNG SALE on
.Ql eS'tn nsion tabhs, furniture and pianos This
Gay, Dec inber 10, at l0& O'clock at the store 335
Pl"adwat corner Of Anthny street NJ Wray win sell
a. above, tie balance of importers stocS of plated
ware comprising castors; forks, spoons case baskets
turers stock Of extension tables with VARIETY of paror
tnrnitnre srd elegant enam'ed chamber scts also two
EiclsS toned riaros. /.
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A UCT0N noTICE.-,R J. TODD WILL SELL AT
IA auttou, tins evening" Kth, MONDAY, 18th, and
Tuesday, tn, commencing at o'clocs, ct 6b Grand
street Willie msburg, large and valua lie stock Of
sonabe dry goods, in lots to suit 10 clc up estate
without reserve or rex ard to weather.
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EbRNlIURE SALE-A. M. CRlSTALAR AUC
4 toneer, will sell, Mondas, Dec 49, at 10 O'Clock
at No - Avenue c. the contents Of furniture estab
hshn,eLt consisting Of mahogany chairs soas .bles
ovaLs, bureaus, beds leads, looknggasses fe sther
beds, mattresses and number of other articles too
numeroc to mention. Sale positive, the owner Is
retiring frt IA the bus mess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

TABLE TOPS, CHESS BOARDS &c.-JOHN l.. VAN
1 dewater, Observation-Disclosures l. Turner will
se Saturday, Dec 16, Mt IL O'Clock precisely at
the sales room. 10 Pine and SO Cedar streets spen
cid assortment OF French and Italian scaghoe and
position table tops undergess squere round oval and
oblong, various designs marble landscape figures chess
boaros &c The attention OF the trade il respectfully
invited TO this sale the above entirely
Gle just i'm ported and before exhibited in the New
York market
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
THIRTY THIRD CONGRE9S.
SECOND SESSION.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1854.

kAO0oe u representatives
WARRINGTON Dec. Is, 1854.
CIVIL AID DIPLOMATIC AUTHORIZATION
Nr. HoUs1ux, (dsm.) Of Ala, from the Committee p
Ways and Means reported bill making appropriations
for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the government
for the year ending 1850 Referred TO the Committee os
the Whole the State Of the Union.
MPRovExNT OF THE HARB0R or MICHIGAN CIT, IND
Mr.. EDDY, (dem.) Of Ind, introduced bill making N
appropriation for continuing the piers and constructng
breakwsters At Michigan City Indiana, and othsrwise
improving the harbor Of the said city Referred to to
Committee Commerce.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House then went into Committee Private biNs,
and the first the list for extending the Coft
patent.
Mr.. EDGTToS, (dem) Of Ohio moved that II be passed
by the select committee that subject Is not ready
to report.
Mr.. JosEs (dem) of Tenn, thought they had better
dispose Of II now.
Mr.. Edgerton's motion WAS however, agreed to,
bill for the relief of the children aud heirs of Major
General DeKalb discussed, and amended b. appro
prating sixty six thousand dollars for that purpose
This, together with four other private bills, wef
passed.
HoMfxURAD
Mr.. WALRuDGE, (dem. ofN. Y, presented the memo
rial Of Benjamin Price and Others In favor of the Home
stead bill.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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Ly COLON, AUCIIONEER.- SALE OF
Il elegant household furniture, carpets ocloths,
mirrors, &cF. Cotton will sell, this .ay, (saturday
december H. at IGs O'Clock at tho auction room No
50 Beekrnan street large If and second
hand furniture consisting Of Sofas sete tetes sofa
music Glands, etegere, mahogany Fench oedstsads,
bestads black walnut extep sion tables black
vanu, dibing tables, mattress,s pei asses mahogany
rosewood dress bureaus, rosev ODD and mahogany
cenr. side and card tables mahogany marble top wash
STAN sc pieces oilloihs, carpets 1c Also, large
lot Of secondhand furniture, from family removing
sale pos ivr, rain shine good chance for dealers
-anu thos: Mt of furniture.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER MONDAY, DEC.
~ I nt IS O'Clock. b. NJ, at o9i Atlantic street,
between nnl and Nevins ProoaIyn--Hsusehold furni.
'ut-esilets, mahogany chairs sofas tables tete A.
,e,es poreaus, .bedstesds, feather beds wardrobe,
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CPE -1AL AUCTION NOTICE OF DIAMOND JEwEtRY
~ this day, st lo1s o'clock by WATERBURY Il DYER
at their auction rom IS Broad street being the second
great sale of bran diamond iewery, fine gold watch
s &c for the holidays, closing large importation Of
Broadway es, including he finest gold watches
market all ty celebrated European makers. To be sold
without ton, to lie highest bidder.
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j. c. Redfeld, publisher,
Michael Burke, merchant,
Dudley Persse, merchant,
Thomas Adds EJDmef,
Edward G. West, lawyer,
II J. Raymond, Editor OF
Times and Lieut.. Gov.
+. A. Tallmadge, ex- Recor
der,
c. Burr, Edit or National
Democrat,
J. Even, Brigadier General,
4. B. Hart, ex-M. c.,
r. Busteed, lawyer,
J. cochrane, Surv. OF Port,
Dunnegan L Brotherc, pub
fishers,
W. H. Burrows, Arm OF
Stewart l. Co. Broadway.
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llsf miiy has caused.
Jac, b A. Westervelt, Mayor,
4. I. ! ing land. ex-Ma yor
J wood. Mayor elect,
Simeon Draper merchant,
Hiram Valbridgo. n. g.,
Jol u Van Duren,
Charles O'Conor, lawyer,
l.. j.. Shepherd, District At
tmney,
Horace Greeley,
Augustus Schell.
William Cullen Bryant,
Il. }. FedReld, Collector OF
New York,
Vim Hall. Brig. General,
Robert + nmet. s. c. Judge
+. X. Tillou, Recorder ol
New York,
w. K. Beoee, City Judge,
J. G. Derby, publisher,
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CHEMFF'S SaLE.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL Exc
~ cutions directed and delivered, will expose
to sale at public auction S turday the 10th dav OF
cemter lSb4 At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at foot
OF Broad street, all the right title and interest of
Alexander Miller, which he had the 4th day Of De.
cemlcr 1854 at any time thereafter Of 10 and the
following described property, to wit, vx-fve canal
boats designated canal boats Lady Alvah Strong
cy Katey and e. W. Hintley, together with their tackle
&c. JOHN ORSER Sheriff
N. S. SELAH Deputy Sheriff.
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most numerous, influential, and highly respectable
meeting ccmposed ofthe Irish and many other citizens
Of New York, was held in the Tabernacle, Broadway,
last evening" for the purpose Of ang address
William smh OBr'en, Esq consraulating him on his
late return 10 Europe from the penal colony Of Van
Iieman's land.
The meeting was called together by the following no.
tce, VII ch was published in the morning papers,
We the undersigned, request a meeting Of the friends
ant =. 81 William smith O'lricn, FRIDAY even
ir, the 18th December, at ~ O'clock at the Taoerna
Gle for the pnr "f adopting address 10 that ois
ting uisned patriot expressive OF the admiration which
b, oty Integrity and dsneres sted patriotism have in
re and the gratifcat his restoration to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

BURNED TO Drarn-Coroner wilhelu Yesterday held an
inquest at No. 80 East Twenty street upon the
body of Rebecca Elliot child four years ola whose
death caused by burns accidentally received lew
days since, by her clothing catching Gre from tovc
The jury rendered verdict Il accidental death.
FocSp DRowSgD.--Coroner Gamble yesterday held an
inquest upon the body OF whose name was not
ascertained, but who bad been private Waterman on
board the ship sarah Purinton lying at the foot OF PIKE
street. The body found in the dock at that place
yesterday M, and the deceased had been missing
since the night Of the 9Th inst at which time person
was heard TO fall into the water and cry help which
came, but too late 10 him The jury rendered
YER let of death by drowning Deceased wa. q native
ofsvltzerlsnd, forty Ave years Of age.