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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office OF the NLilIennial

Harbtnger, ethany, Va.
ICtHRIsTIAN HYMN-B0UK, IN full shee cents per
81 e 90 Do &c soPS %
s.1
Christian Baptism, and oonsequeuts
1sI'ste Roman ollcsp. betVeealBp Purcell
s-dosi do do do Turkey super, e4ss
oven Debsls 40 new ssifion. AsAessals'
R.sd s sd! 70 Per R %ai
Principles and objects urged
g S Gs1 e s and others g.
Rs as6.s s5ss g. .p.
Back Volume. Of the Aillsnnal Harbinser 81 peryol.
receipt ofthe money, the above viii sent post
Hge Baptist Rice Debate and
septed The postage on the former is ab0nt So the
- a No books win be sent on eomm5sion.
PRIoE OF BOOKS By MAIL-PosTAaR PG1D HRE
sheep; per dozsR :::
TSs2 gilt saSss. P Pc. q 90
Christian Baptist per dozen.
Christian System, per dozen.
Terms OF. ths HarblnserEo for 1858.
70 Ssd 1 ssss. shs 81
copies for one year, copy for 90
% copies 90
10 copies, (and copy grails SO 90
copies, @and one copy gratls 5000
tism and neatly bound Hymn Boof9 so
tism and onealy bound Hymn Books. 10 90
100 copies (anh to gektern Of blub three boots .
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn B1oks. 100 90
neatly bound Hymn Books. $50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMSI
For more clubs $780, &75 worth
Of Books,
For the next largest over $780, $50 worth Of Books.
4s bo o6 the 70 Sc .ess.s S s w9 Of
Agent TO whom the premium Is awarded
i u THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN-ADyAECE FOR CLUBS. We cannot AFFORD to keep acs
counts for Clubs.
No p.rsoa restatagt IN Bethany soW De admitted az
coEnpetitorJor these preH1tanls.
address A. OAMPBBLE; Bethany,
mhl9-ly Brooke county, Va.
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LIVER INVIGORA,TOR!

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
DIcINEs now before the public that acts as 4tEaStte
CASTER er, and esctps than any other medicine
sotS me- & SaS
the and bowels to cary OF that thus
painful feelings in the OPERATIONS Of most Ca
purFesIt aud when daily moderate doses, viii
strengthen and build up With unusual rapidity.
bay and he f
the poTers Of the system are The soadoh
S an
itonachi
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to counterfeit the to which
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the healthy nov
PURIFYING THE BLOC living tone and health 70 Tie
whole machi1ery removing cause Of the disease
nILISTs AEEAeKs are cured, AND, wHAT is
LIVER INvLGoRATOR. y - '''s
20 stomach
Only one before retiEng prevents NIGHT
ge1sly sud cures dos fasssas eae oess.5
9ne dSss 81 two viii always relieve
one bottle taken for rsnoyesths
cause OF the disease, and5nSkes perfect cure.
Only one dose immediately relieves CH0LIC, while
H0RBG8 and Of oHo1SRIs 'tt0e4sA
sss sGss e Tong
- One bottle taken AuND1CR removes an sal.
loWnesS OF unnatural cot0r@4from5 the skin
One dose taken shorttime before eating gives Wig
or 70 the appetite, and makes food digest we'll =
One dose. often Repeatedly cures QLTR0N1CA 5DLAI.
RHdEA In It's worst forms while SgUMMER and
One or two doses cures tacks WORMS In
there 10 apeedier remedy IL
the world as Il ltepes IiftS -
absorbepts.l - .s
Wet86e pleasure tu mending this medicine Is
reveuttye roE PEYER AND AGuE,S CHILL RRVER,
an3 aI kEvsRs o. g BIL- lIoUS EYPE. II operates
WIN ana thon9Andl are Wiling 10 testify % ats
Hi WHOs USE 1T IRE GIFENIq THEIR7U NI1I
HOS LllS11lf0NgY.L6 ITS.FAYOR. ~
MT segtert tie Psoatta Softa III InptaoratSF Gad
st91Ho17teth together. 1850 ~
"a l5t THE5GIWER3INVI6
rs ASQIESTIFICs MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and ia daily
working cures believe. ItcreS a. BY
magic e5ela dose QiOi3 beRe and seldom more
than one bottle s required 70 kind fLERER
the worst or Dys1epstt 20
EASED LIVER. sF7ss : .
PRICE oER DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR. SANFORD sRSoprfetor4 3&S Broadway, New York.
And retailea by an pruggists. Sid ALEC. 81 ~ q
TYI44--ly y. H.L0EfA4Jik, en-. WheeIipg. Va
WHEELING NJ d I2BI1E7 THllRKS
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MAIN SIE2EGEG'Is. WEI ESIII ING VA,
Mon9msnEs anA Ien6s OF all si0i 1f1r6fS l4eTk
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For THROUGH Tickets and other Information, enquire
at Central Ohio Ticket Office in hesprigg House On water
street, Wheeling,Ya. 81 ss -
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Takesthe Central Ohio Road to
- gA.sisis % IANESWII1lJEG,st
And there oHAN0R cAReeand take those Of the CIV u
-5e5is 90 rid Short Line. -
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2. GEsT, Pres't, w. W. 5BAYIEY, Act. supt,
Cincinnati. ISL. tZanesyiiief o. =
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Hon. Jno. p KennedyS Hon. Joshua ysnsant,z,
Hon: Thomas Swami. VIM. H. Refghlef ESD,
Jacob Trust Esq.s William Knabe, EsS., 80.
The College Is provided With Commercial f.brarvi
Standard Works, 4he use OF students
Each Student has desk himself and is separately ne
atfncted. sstao7fs
no
tine gsually aaissd to cOplste he fail seeprse
IA DrPtoAA :aWafde ed to all Graduates III sifEa
Aarge and Beautifully ornanented rc9Iar, containing
DISK SQUARE, the
Desgne
&es mail charge, &ccompanted
eetAlogne giving fnL partcllaFg. Address, Iat
a K sI,fFIERf RsIffyo0ra M
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NWIce DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich.
mond and WasIlngton City Via Gordonsvte and AIe1-
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FRUIT yAR

ARsEILLEs Collars and Sleeves and collars in sets
w White and Figured cheap and very pretty.
-sep4 PAYNE Z Co.. "a Monroe st.
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ments tuned aud repaired. ~ 5It.}3lfs
~ Algo1ds warranted at this establishment noY6s
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IncounectiOn witFthc above, keep every Kind Of "a
Embellishments and musical merchandise generally.
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY. OTHER ROUTE.
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PLOwS! PLOwS!

DATEST Lever PlORs,
Il Centre Lever As
PittSburgh Iron "a
Ror sale at the Agricultural store, by
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ON HAND-A large and ssortment of pure old
" Brandies, Wines, Gins and Whistles, for medicinal
purposes - gza CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
& Eapg4 No. 90, Centre Wheeling
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TINE whole coiecionis fully equal in variety and beauty
offered sep8
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EAsSIMERE HATS-A large assortment on hand.
" SeP25 S. HARPER Z BRO
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LA LII FASHION SILK. HAT.
g AYRRH has noWon hahdhls Falls Fashion SllE Hat
De Gentlemen requested TO call and examine Hst
for style duality aniSh, not surpassed by any Hat
OstahiilhmGht IN the Omitted States. "a AVERY
= 9hs2I No as Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
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Fer Tickets applyto J.sTEwART, Agent, lie. Is
5r IS ~ Atthe 2. r.. r. Passenger Station
JAM on Liberty and Grant sts, Plttsburgh.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
. ORANGE .AllD AL. AK ANIlRIA

Is Sc s55s "a
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sO00 BUSHELS Middlings, for sale by
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VNTHEAT DRILGs.-sunerlor Wheat DrilIS for sale a
Wv ManufactuFarS' prices by - 'sIf7lfli - =
AuV14 zt-a1s' 2 SMITH y E9oRRETy
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CORN STARCH, Farrtna, Rice Flour. Capcr. Pickled
UIVes Uasups OF every variety. lie lin store and for
sac ey 5eilse WA. EDIYIJRnS & BRO,
sept C1rner Monroe and MARKET ate
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Great Northern and Southern Mai sRoute
Y FOR .NoRTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WEaTRRN- y
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Por sale Wh9iesal6 and Retail at The House Purp,hne
btoFe OF j. &. DURHAM q co.
l9n 10 no. III, Alaln st. Wheeling,
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DANAMAITAT. The greatest variety OF Panama Hat,
ever brought to this city-from Is centato 81 5N.
jaiyo BLISS& OAHIPBEI.L,
lsss t No. IS, Main ST.
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q x WH0s USE IT APE. GIFING TRRIR UNIV
sMQGSIESII1f0N sL8ITSFAYOR -
Sd e. lfin Geatert tie G6ffA the InDf10TatS. ~
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FOR TaE IllAsDIEs q .

sSn4 9eieG9HNGs NEW, Gs5ASTICEEAoNaysTeI
have feseI E1Rcy Is6IF TSaS5
are taxing the plAee OF Hair q afs
sn9ea5 more ~ and
! ~ x1,Esst9L1 slsp4i
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ARE NOW OPENING THEIR FIRST STOCK OF
FALL g. WINTER GOODS
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= New Light

TIHE Drummond Light produced tom inproved sYLvIo
4 OIL has no equal, and aitera personal and satiG.
1ae9ory 70 the public asAYE CHRiP
and best now In It 10 safe
free from properties. It cheap because the
cost par houfs half cent because
hovro without Fehlng suolent
ordinary sized room, aud having the
right 70 gaaataeture and sell, Weconhdenty recommend
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GPANISH MOSS-l0 bales prime Spanish MoSs ioSf "a.
NJ NJ SslNso ana I0r sale bT D0ANB q ADAMS,
lylo - q 3 No. 50A Main 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

The CASE OF THE AMERICAN BARK ADRIATIC.-
The second escape Of the American bark Adria-
tic from the custody of her French captors has
revived attention to the facts which led to her
apprehension; we notice that the Chamber of
Commerce of this city has appointed a commit
tee to consider and report upon the case.
II the statements made BY Mr.. John Fl.
Brewer and others in relation 10 the case are to
he relied upon, the owners and masters of the
Adriatic are entitled to something more than
sympathy. 1t would appear from those state
ments that on the I'd of September, 1856, about
sixty miles from Nantucket Shoals light, the
American bark Adriatic came in collision
with the French steamer Lyonnais, and sunk
her. At the time Of the collision the Adriatic
time afterward, the Adriatic being in the port
Of Marseilles, still under the same commander,
Captain Durham, she was libelled by the owners
of the Lyonnais and after winning the case in
the court below, was finally condemned in the
court above in the full amount of damages
claimed by the owners Of the Lyonnais-some
$500 900 il is said.
The ground of the Judgment was a French
Admiralty law which requires seagoing vessels
to carry lights at sea under penalty of being
responsible for all damage by collisions No
such law exists in the maritime codes of the
United States, Great Britain or other countries
Hence il appears that the French court held that
the peculiar maritime laws of France govern
not only the French coast and French waters.
but the high seas as well, and even the waters
adjacent to the coast Of the United States. This
pretension is likely TO attract some notice here.
1t was not generally known that our ships, off
our coast, were within French jurisdiction or
subject to French laws II might be worth in
quiring whether any other French laws are in
force in the same locality-what parts of the
earth, in plain truth, the Emperor's despotism
covers.
Should the Adriatic be caught again. as she
probably will be, her whole value would only
pay part Of the demand for which the owners
Of the Lyonnais have obtained judgment against
her. How the balance of the claim is TO be re-
covered is not 80 clear; but az the law of
France recognises Imprisonment for debt In the
case Of citizens, and almost reqaires 1t in the
Gaze of foreigners, it may be presumed that our
countryman, Captain Durham, will see the in
side of French Jail. There have been men at
Clicby who have lain in Jail twenty years; IL
may be presumed that Captain Durham could
hardly be kept there quite 30 long without
some effort being made by his countrymen for
his release.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22
The Lecompton Constitution and Its Political
Consciousness.

The declaration of Mr.. Senator Seward in his
late remarkable speech upon the Army bill
that the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton constitution would only precipitate the in
evitable disruption and dispersion Of the demo-
cratic party, appears TO be, to some extent, ac-
copied by the black republican party as an
infallible prophecy. The same idea, too, has
been very wildly elaborated by Gov. Wise, in
bis second anti-Lecompton letter, and among
the more tender footed of the Northern de-
mocracy II is the lion in the path which they
fear TO tread.
Let us look into this matter, under the lights
Of experience and upon the principle that like
causes produce like effects; let US see what will
be the probable political consequences of the
adoption Of this Lecompton constitution. We
doubt not that Mr.. Seward supposes that the
passage of this measure will operate to intensity
rather than to settle the Kansas agitation; and
il may be useless TO attempt TO dspel this delu-
sion. But that this calculation is a deusion we
are entirely satisfied for IL is not Characteristic
of the American people to permit themselves to
be any longer troubled with the issues of sec
tional question after IL has been reduced to q
practical settlement
The administration Of Mr.. Polk in its terri.
torial acquisitions from Mexico, was signalized
by the most important achievement to the COM
mercisl progress and material prosperity of the
country and the civilized world since the adop-
ton of the federal constitution. Under ordi-
nary circumstances the administration thus dis.
tinguishing itself could have commanded a re-
election by reclamation. But, unfortunately,
in anticipation of these territorial acquisitions,
the Wilmot proviso was introduced into Con-
gress by the vigilant anti-slavery gentleman
whose name il bears, and from that hour a sec
tional quarrel followed as TO the division of the
plumber between the North and the South. nm.
der the smoke and dust of which Mr.. Polk and
bis administration were lost sight of and dis
appeared from the public view.
The fret great result of this agitation was
the defeat of Gen. Cass in 1sIs, through the
factious anti-slavery New York Van Buren,
movement of that year, which gave this State
70 Gen. Taylor, and thus secured his election.
But with the passage Of the compromise mea-
sures of 1850 solid foundation was laid for the
reunion Of the divided democracy; and not
wthstanding the anti-savery objections of John
Van Buren and others of that school in the
North, and in spite Of the desperate dis
union efforts in 1851 of Jefferson Davis
and his Southern ultrss, the democracy.
upon the basis Of those compromise mea-
sures, were consolidated in 1852 as they
had never been rallied together before. 1t was
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Sun. .l<l3O3ll 22l NE 100 3124l NE IN3iIN " llli
Mon. {lsj5O 49l26 W. IsO 4925lN W IO acUl wv lio
Tues nc D52,22i W. t0x3l29iN w. $50 50lel N.WlI0
We'd III 10 40 ISL W 80 <St2oiN " a0 <s1<l NV hal
thur 1850 81 l15N W 80 Al 24lE " 80 2olSN " II
Fri. .llytO6lll5 NE. l0.Al3lN.E. IS0.A4llj.EEIiN
REMARKs.


saturday-overcast and cold all day; night snow.
STRENGTHENING, overcast, with light snow afternoon
snow night clear
Monday-Coudy, but pleasant all day; night, cold with
starlight
Tuesday-Morning clear and cocl Afternoon overcast.
with Light snow; night clear, cold and starlight.
Wedpesday-Cear and COOL but pleasant all day; night,
lear and cold
Thursday Morning, cloudy; afternoon clear and plea
SAINT night clear
fridayMornpg, overcast, With light snow; afternoon,
showing heavily; night, showing all night.
Ssturday-Mornng showing and cold.
The cotton market exhibited rather frmness on Sa
turday, without change in quotations The sales embraced
about 800 bales based upon mddlng Upsnds At about
Ike. ll7sc. Flour nrmer, with more ANNA
ton and the market closed advance of fully per
barrel and In some more included In the sales
some lots for export. Wheat firm, but quiet,
with small irregular lots OF common red and white south
ern; sales Of moment reported Corn hrmcr
with sales Of good yellow and white Southern at 'oc and
small lots OF the latter reported at Tic Pork
easier with sales at the opening at sl& CO. while at the
close holders were frmer. Sugars arm; sales OF
about 900 hhds. old Cuba muscovado and New Orleans
with 200 hhcs. molado, at steady prices. Coffee Grm
with sales OF 600 COO bags Rio II aSc. tlo The
stock Of Rio In this market does not much exceed 900
bags Freight engagements quite light, and rates
unchanged.
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with sore English naval officers, with whom Mclean
appeared 10 take part For his scts he was tried bv
the United States consul and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for term Of two and half years. Here he
fingered until month before his death. when the
Emperor of Brazil pardoned him
The news from the headqr arters of the army of
Utah which We give this morning will be found in.
teresting. The troops were in good health and spi-
rils, and impatient fer the commencement of the
spring campaign against the Salt Lake Saints.
Elder j. ". Richards, the American editor of the
Ehgs-h Mormon organ, the Nfiilenial Star has
lately Teen diiigent in setting forth bis notions of
the proper policy TO be pursued by the general
government towards Utah, and accompanying them
with quaint logic which he evidently picked up in
the mountains AS Elder Richards only left Utah
very recently to take charge of affairs in England,
and with his pen yindcate there the position OF
Brigham Young il is reasonable to conclude that the
Prophets" notions. and possibly intentions are
foreshadowed in the article from the Star which we
publish another column.
Advices from Havana to the 18th inst. report
fair business in the sugar market. with improve
ment in freights. supply of isborers. comprising
1900 negroes and 200 coolies, had recently been
landed. The health of Havana was considered good,
tHoupH sichucSS preNaLeu among inc lmprCQent.
Among the deaths we notice the names of r. Tay-
Tor, of New York. A. Olcott, Of Rochester, aud Mr.
De Ford, of Baltimore.
rumor prevailed in Washington yesterday that
Hon. James B. Clay, Of KY, and Mr.. Cullom, of
Tenn, ciek Of the last House of Representatives.
had fought duel at Badensberg, in which the latter
received mortal wound. The report had not how
ever, been corroborated up to late hour last night
couple of leutenants Of the Navy, named Bell
and Williams INDUCED in bout at fsticufs at
Wizards Hotel yesterday, which may possibly lead
to q formal call to the field.
A fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the premi-
ses occupied by the Law Library, Nos. As and Al
Chambers street 1t was extinguished with little
difficulty, but not until marble bust of Chancellor
Kent the portraits of Chief Justice Spencer and
Thomas Adds Emmett, and about 5000 worth of
books were destroyed
The value of foreign goods imported at the port of
Boston during the week ending 10th inst. amounted
to $539,472, decrease of s66O,2s0 as compared
with the corresponding week in 1857.
The annexed table shows the temperature Of
the atmosphere in this city during the past week,
the range of the barometer, the variation Of wind
currents, and the state of the weather, at three
periods during each day, viz: at A. NJ, and and
; o'clock P. N. -
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COrOuerN, IpoucsSs.

Tfu CANAL STREET SHOOTING CAsx CoSctupxp The in.
vesgston in the Of James p Duycknck foreman Of
Hook and ladder Company No. g. who was shot dead In
the lager bier saloon OF John Muller No los Canal street.
by German constable named J. =. BudenhoG,
ciuded at late hour Saturday night by Co Con
merry. The evidence, adduccd Saturday merely
arcpction Of facts already made public The case WA
given TO the jury about III O'Clock r. NJ After due deli
beraon they rendered the following verdict implicatng
be secused party " We, the undersigned jurors, ina
Una, inc c came 20 ns DEAN
the hands OF " Budenhor 81 the house Of John Muller,
No los Canal street, New York. Monday, February 10,
on Wednesday, February IL, 1855. The jury believe
that he a. ndenhod) did not receive sufccni provocs
shooting o n% SpoS ID. r.naoo
the Coroner committed BudenhoG 10 await the aceon On me
Grand Jury An effort will be made 70 have the accused
liberated bail the ground that the nature on we
offence will constitute any thing more than manssugn-
ter in the fourth degree
SUDDEN DEATH IN AN EArrSe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wAs
received at the Coroners' ONCE yesterday, that man
named John r. ouartermaster formerly apo'hecsry me
New York Hospital had died suddenly on saturday even
inn while eating his supper at the saloon Of Mr.. Reed.
No Catharne slip Coroner Gamble took the and
will hold an inquest upon the body of deceased to-day
The deceased was In reduced circumstances and of late
led an Incorporate lfc Deceased was Is years Of age
and was native Of Ireland where he has very rcspect
bic connections residing
FATAL BuRSrSe AcupEST.-Coroner Gamble held an In
quest, at Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of a woman
named Barbara Hanigan, who died from the effects OF
severe burns received by her clothes catching Ere while
she intoxicated. The accident occurred the Tth
nst at the late residence Of the deceased wet street.
Verdict, Accidental death Deceased was native Of Ire
land, and was 80 years Of age.
Acc1pRr ON smrDoARp.-Coroner Gamble held In
quest at the New York Hospital upon the body Of man
named Peter MoGode who died from the effects OF injuries
accidentally received by falling the hold Of ship,
living the pier foot OF Charles street. NJ The deceased
was aboriDg man, and was employed In discharging
cargo when he accidentally fell backwards into the hold,
and received such Internal injuries 10 cause death
tew hours after the occurrence. Verdict, "Aocdensai
DEATH
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The New York Decentralization for Europe,
The Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Capt. wicSuan,
will leave Boston on Wednesday at noon, for Liverpool
The European mails will close In this city .: noon TO-
morrow go by railroad and a. half past two O'Clock
=. N. TO go by steamboat.
The European edition Of the HssnD, printed in French
and English will be published 1t ten O'Clock in the
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