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proven. Thenhe was denounced as a rene
gade and traitor, for what was the body uf
his offense? Because he chose To differ from
the Democracy. lie returned home with
the brand of treason those men had placed
in his forehead, and President Buchan-
an endorsed his Democracy in the face
of this protest against hinI, aud insisted on
his nomination, as he President Buchanan)
believed it would he Valuable TO his canvass.
President Buchanan did not denouHce him.
Pennsylvania was in peril, and the Presi-
dents success rested in the-singl viz
Safety on the question regarding the
management Of the Kansas affairs II could
be proved by a thousand witnesses that du-
ring the SUMMER this man who now
mis- the executive chair pledged himself to
men everywhere that if successful in his
election, he would see that Kansas should
come'iu as Free and not as a slave State.
The charge bad been frequently made, and
never denied in Pennsylvania. Al soon rs
he reached Washington it was discovered
that the mind of the President had under
gone change. For fear that three or four
Southern States shoGld secedez FROM the
Union, he made this a pretext for urging
on Congress the adoption of the fraudulent
constitution. When we, said Mr. Hickman.
begged leave to differ from his policy. we
were denounced.
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Cincinnati HInrlKnf

CINCINNATI Dec. II, M.-FIour in good
demand; sales of 900 bbls at 30Gl5 40
for super; 5 5o@5 IS for extra receipts
light Whisky in good demand sales of
1000 bbIs at 81 Hogs-About 5000 head
sold at 6 O0M6 so. Wheat firm; prime
white 259I IS; prime red l 1901 20
Corn active and advanced 2c; sales at ga
So Mess pork steady at &c Bulk meats
-6@s. Lard firm at lO@l0l Sugar firm;
sales of 800 hhds at s8G9s&- Molasses 41GG
ii. Oats advanced lG92c; sales at 5O652.
Rye firm at 80. Barley active at IS for
prime fall, and 65 for fair spring.
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PhfIadeIphIa market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, M.-Flour quiet
at 37G5 II for super; 5 62@5 81 for ex-
ira; OOG6 so for extra family; 6 $40
I 90 for fancy. Rye flour and corn meal
steady, at 81 for the former, and 3 Is for
the latter Wheat active; sales 1000 bu
red at 3O0l 81; and white at BIOL ~:
1000 bu rye sold at 9O@93. Corn steady !;
old yellow sold at 90; GOO bu new yellow
at so; 1000 bu white at 76(6T9. Oats in
fair demand; 5000 bu Delaware sold at AZ
G43; 1000 bu Pa at 40. Whisky i'm
proving; sales at 26302S.
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NEW YORK, Dec II, P M.-The steam
ship Atldntic arrived this evening with the
California mail to the goth ult., and ST.
100000 in specie.
fhe steamer John L.. Stephens brought
down the mails to Panama, the Vanderbilt
line having no boat ready.
General Scott is passenger by the A.
iuitic. -ers
The Island of San Juan is virtually in the
possession of both nations. An the Ameri-
can troops, with the exception of small
force, have been withdrawn, and the matter
of sending on an equal number of British
troops, has been left to the decision Of Gov
Douglass. - -.f
The right of the Americans to maintain
magistrate in San Juan, is fully conceded,
but his jurisdiction is limited to those cases
which are amenable to the laws of the Uni
ted States. We have no right TO collect
revenue, but we have treasury agent ut
San Juan to prevent smuggling.
The graves at Chiriqui have been aband-
oned for the gold workings. Thirty thou
sand dollars of golden images had arrived at
Panama from Chiriqui.
The difficulties with Chill are in fair
way of adjustment
General Castillo had left for Ecuador
with one thousand men and fourteen YES
sells.
The next arrival will bring news of the
battle
Gen. Enehereque was recruiting in Bo-
liyia for the invasion of Peru
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ST. Louis, Dec. IL. M.-The overland
mail of the l8th ult, arrived last night.
The steamship C6rtez with the New York
mail and passengers, had not arrived at San
Francisco when the mail left, and consider
able anxiety was felt as she was fully a
week over due.
The steamer Northener was also several
days over due from Puget Sound, but it was
presumed General Scott had detained her.
\ tag on goods owned aboard and sold
by San Francisco commission merchants
has been decided Unconstitutional.
Twenty thousand francs worth OF dia-
mOnds recently struggled into San Fran
cisco. have been forfeited to the government.
In the case Of Boggs VS.. MERGED Mining
Company, involving the title of Col. Ere
mont to the Mariposo estate, and the exclu-
siye right to the minerals contained therein.
the Supreme Court decided in favor of
Boggs. The court decided the charge of
fraud in the survey not substantiated, and
argued if there had been fraud, it would
not invahdate the-pstent.
s The Arizona correspondent of the Repu5-
HcdH saysadvices from Sonora state that Capt
Everill met WITH complete success IN his in
tervew with Gov: Pesquira. the latter
agreeing to allow Capt. Stone to continue
the survey without interruption
II is understood that PeSquira recognizes
Juarez 5 government and refers the whole
matter to him for confirmation.
Capt. Porter celebrated the event by
ball aboard the steamer in the harbor Quay
amorS, and. there was general rejoicing
among Americans.
The overland mail of The 2Jst passed the
station this. morning, but the agent of the
associatedspres c0sld not obtain access to
Nc mail bag containing our news
couple of San Francisco papers were
obtained, however, but they contain nothing
important except the announcement of the
arrival Of Cen. Scott by the steamer North
sHer.
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Special Notices.

in speeduess of cure, and certainty of effect than
that which has become woIld-f4nolI4 as DR. HOS
TETrER's STOMACH BITTERs, In all diseases
of the stomach, which of morbid nature, the
Bitters have effected most remarkable cures, when
many other remedies have failed. Hundreds ofcer
tiieates have been given by those who have thor
oughly tested its efficiency when il ia administered
according to the directions accompanying; each
bottle.
Some of the worst cases of Dyspepsia and Cos
tiveness have been permanently cured by the OF
the Bitters.
Sold by Druggists aud dealers generally, every
where tleeI3
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BUY YOUR
Boots &C Shoes
At McDonald's
City Boot and Shoe Store !
RUsT OPE.N-ED on THE 60 R.N.EI


e. OF Main and First streets, where can be found
a great variety of Gents, Boys and Youths Calf.
Kip and Grain Boots of all kinds. Ladies viii find
a nice lot of Kid and Morocco Boots, Cloth lace and
Congress Caters, Buskins and Slippers, with
without heels, Misses aud Children's fine CATERS
lace Boots, &c. Coarse and medium of all styles,
from the best TO the cheapest. Ladies. Misses aud
Gents Ynf1alO and Gum oYer-shoes, sandles, &c;
also great variety of Mems and Boys Wax and
Kip BrOgans Caters, Pumps, sc. Give the City
Boot & Shoe Store a trial. Remember McDonald's s,
corner Main and First streets [noy29I
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HoIlOwny's Ervst,sfas ama

Cancer, the seourges Of all chimes, inflllibly
moved by the application of th 5 powerful healing
antidOte to cutaneOus and ganduiar diseases the
knife hath no greater superseder thah this great
substitute for surgical operations. There many
living who have escaped becoming the victim of
the latter By its timely Use.
Sold at the m',nufactory, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
aud by all Druggists csc, 63c., and 81 per pot
box. decl$
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MD.l.H'S EXEsKESS S'Gs.HED.R-N~X>.

@-E NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nOunce 10 their friends and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased fsci5
ties for the transportation of
. + l. I g II r, PA @ n q Els,
n ONE Y N u "a l. 4 Il BLES
They solicit continuance Of former favOrs. Esu
pecial taken IN the collection of Bills Drafts,
Notes, and the transportation Of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the fa
cilites OF the Express, obtain any desired ufOr
nation in reference to the routes and details of tho
business, at their Office on First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post ONCE.
de - G.. il. FISH. Agent.
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New York Market

New YORK, Dec. II, M--Flour heavy and
nominalIy lower; sales Ii 500 bbs; quota
tions unchanged Corn buoyant Pork
quiet at 16 40Gl6 so for mess. Lard
firm
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Boiiam Mining Company, Eyans Vile, Indiana
Office ON Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
iyered any Of the city, at 10 per bush
at the pit, s cents JOHN WYM0ND,
Secretary and MANAGER
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 70 M-Flour dull; How
ard street 25G15 375. Wheat heavy but
unchanged; white l 3OGl 40. Corn is IA
Sc better; sales at 76@78 for new; white
dull at 65@7O. Provisions steady at 16 %
for mess pork; 10 5O@1l 90 for prime
Bacon sides at Toe. Whisky steady at 263
M27
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New YORK, Dee. II, P. MA propeller
is below, supposed to be the steamer Wesser,
now due, with four days later advices from
Enropc.
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LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec l ,, M.-TI,e Daugh-
ters' College of Harrodsburgh, KY, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night. Partic-
ulars not known.
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KNI:G.N'sE.XAAR -a.N.D I'D Uo.sM

Ill PACK ET-The steamer Sill xsEztMap
YER STAR, Fowler master, s->Tftss~-A.-r-
leaves Evansville every Monday, azzsES31
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'Clock M. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at . O'Clock A. NJ. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats foy Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
BS Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills of lading given 10 New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
berktnd rivers auglS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
StateHne nt
OF TIRE CONDITION OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,,
Ian11aru 1RSO

G Fl A L L L r f d IN O
LIST. The name of this Company is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and is located at Hart
ford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL
3D. The amount of Capital Stock is. $500 900 90
Sd. The amount of Capital Stock paid
ASSETS.
Cash on hand ....... - S::5}, ASS p
Cash in hands of Agents,
in course of Transmission 81 log 2I-S77, 81 AZ
Balance books due the Company Is, 1888 -
Bills receivable, secured by personal
curity, ............... G9,g74 81
RsaI estate uueucrInbercd Is, 00O 0O
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al1rOR.aRR E.s-1.a,E.Il---1V.. -. -

eHFOK.S 6TE H:sJ9~7'ED.--Ws are prepared
~ TO store in Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on the
most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms mp stairs particuIef
care VIII be taken of Household Furniture, Acrt
cultural implements and all kinds of Goods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, or longer when desired
Warehouse located on corner uf Locust street and
w and IS Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River er Railroad Apply to
apps GEO FOSTFp & "a
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r. s.g.N,s S,EAEE, F'-8BUe.EV, -g.9-8

- E-.RJH-s B'EEEE, Pan Ee-Ew, .a.a-R9
81 CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET,
q 9TH - CHARLEY BOWEN, DExrFR,
e. Master, leaves Evansville Tues-
alzt1rIav and a-flla,-
M g-ri,yins "a t1, a4tl..yi ~ on clock,
- "a 80 7 - ise.ducah AT o'clock, a H. Cairo
- 4-5 slotsI NJ, Wednesday and SATURDAY, Re
turning leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Satar-
day. at o'clock, r. IT., and Paducah every Thurs
day and Sunday, az -, clock A. NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville
X. r., and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and st.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sept23
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IOIaI amount OF HlT1tl es sgb, tHfI 30
TIMOTHY c. ALLYN, Sec'y.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD COUNTY, IS
JANUARY TIN, 1853.
Personally appeared T. C, ALLYN, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement, by him subscrih
ed, is true, full and correct statement of the af-
fairs of said Company, and exhibits, 50 far as
be ascertained at this date its actual condition
the LIST day OF january. 1859 Before me,
GOODWIN COLLIER,
Justice of the Peace.
Applications for Insurance and all inform alton
desired, will be given by the undersigned.
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent,
Marble Hall building, No. Main street, Evans
vile. End oct29
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In
THE STATED
RIVER ITEMS

ARRIVED. a.. r.-a
Fanny BulIitt, LOUSY Wen, Z, Ciu'ti
Baltic, n Time, Louisville
KentucKy. LOUSY Lue Ewes, Pond
interchange Memphis Charley Bowen, Cairo
Silver Star, Paducah Ohio Belle. Cin'Ii
Universe, NO Goody Friends. Pitts
Diamond, Pittsburg jacob Poe, st. Louis
Com Perry, NO Texas, Cin'ti
DEPARTED.
Fanny Buliitt, o Com Perry, Pittsburg
Baltic, Louisville Wepona, Nashville
Kentucky, Memphis Tune Tenn
Interchange. Lenisy Ohio Belle. 80
Silver Star, Paducah Goody Friends, Memphis
Universe, Cincinnati Joeob Pee, Cinti
Diamond, D Texas. y
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MISCELLANEOUS
Home Insurance Comply,

Ofiee Nos. II2 y ia, RrOadCay.
CAPITAL STOCK, an paid fa) S1,0o0,0O0
SURPLUS 100000
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY continues
to insure against loss damage by FIRE, and the
damages of INLAND NAVIGATION AMP
TRANSPORTATION, ON terms as favorable as the
nature of the risks and the real security of the in
sured, and of the Company will warrant.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of
the condition of the HONE Insurance COMPANY,
of the city of New York, the 3Oth day of June,
1859.
ASSETS
CASH balance in Bank .......... : s. qa2 Sc
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lieH
Real Estate, worth at least 81,
5SZ, 400 S2BS02 03
Loans Stocks, payable on demand
(market value of securities, SOL
9S2) - $50. ......................... 29476 90
Bank Stock, (market value, S4l50 90
United States Treasury Notes (lnarket
value )......... -. ......,........... 753i2 81
North Carolina State Bonds, (market
value) ............... ............ 1926 90
Missouri State Bonds. (narket valued II 800 Gsb
Tennessee state Bonds, market valued 92G2 80
Real Estate, No Wall street............ GI,4l2 %
S2Ils2 81 has since been receivedD 23,702 IS
Balance in hands of Agents and in
course of transmission from Agents
on 30th June, (of which, SS,7l6 81
has since been received) 1921 AZ
land risks -. 1alo7 IS
Premiums due and uncOllected ON pol
icies issued at office I,G5I -
Total .457 ,s:i II
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding
the Both June, 1883,
timated at.-........-...-.......-.S, $40, 20 26
Due Stockholders account
of Tenth diyided...--.......... 40 90
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PIrTsBURG, Dec II, M-River feet
scant by the pier mark and falling
Weather clear and cold, with indications of
snow.
CIScINNAT1, Dec. II. M-The river has
fallen one foot ten inches in the last twen-
ty-four hours. Now 81 feet in the channel.
Weather clear and cool.
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and fair profit.
Especial attention girei to Insurance of DWELLINGS
aud Contents, for terms OF L 10 gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages the Hstna Insurance Cempa-
ny possesses in its line, should not be Overlooked by
those ready to insure, and understanding their best
interests.
During s.stringent times" the necessity for
liable Insurance. becomes an Imperative duty-the
ability of property owners to sustain loss being
then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without de-
lay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the
CoGlpany.
USINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DIS
Ph AND FIDELITY. -sM
ALLEN c. HALLOCEx, Agent.
sep6-sHa&&w
THE EVANSVILLE
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Inposroas. Alt charitable in.titut;o,

INPosToRs.-Allc charitable institutions
however we'll managed, are occasionally deceived
and imposed upon, by avaricious, uuprinciuied
persons, who make II a tenet in their religion to
got all they can and to keep all they get It is
not to be wondered at then, that the ladies' of the
Union Benevolent Society sometimes suffer by
these impostors, In distributing the charities
placed In their hands. few cases of this sort
lude to them with the hope of checking such inn
positions. At the beginning Of winter the City
Councii wtsey determined 20 give the Uuion Bes
nevoient Society the distribution Of quantity of
gas coke among the poor, and this fact was made
known to the public. In Q few days thereafter one
OF me managers Was called upon by woman who
represented herself as q widow in great distress,
ana at her solicitation, received orders for coke
20 Keep herself and children from freezing.-
Since then it has been ascertaiued that the beg.
gar woman has husband, and that he owns two
DficK houses which rent for $500 each. But the
iadies are not the only persons imposed upon, by
.nis class OF mserly creatures. Similar games
nave oeen successfully played on members of the
oounci', by persons in good circumstances, and in
more instances than one, the coke given in chart.
" 10 unworthy Objects has been sold by retail to
poor persons, who were really needy, but too
proud to beg. We know 1t is better to suffer oc.
casionai lmpositions than to d9by aid to those
who need it, but is 1t not the duty of gentlemen
who undertake. to distribute fuel a, public expense
20 kRoso TO whom they give! 1t is not to be ex-
pecteu that ladies' eau search out all applicants
.au 'eatu tneir true SITUATION, but gentlemen Can
do 30 il they will; ana if they fail to do So they
90 injustice to their tax paying constituents by
forcing from them contributions for the unworthy
and to the truly helpless and deserving BY taking
from them that which has been appropriated for
their benefit We have known Instances of per.
sons in good circumstances getting contributions
rom three distributing committee in day,
and OF their Dragging afterwards of the amount
they begged in times of extreme suffering Such
Sretches should not only be exposed but punish.
cd to the extent of the law, and that they NAV be
detected, we have called atsentio to them.
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MANUFACTURES IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-There are In
Massachusetts two hundred and niDety-four facto-
ries, with a capital of thirty-two millions Of dol
lars, and one and half millions ofspindes, which,
put into the market, nufactures worth thirty.
four millions of dollars yearly-Rore than halfthe
cotton factories n this hemisphere are within the
limits of that State, and more than two.thrds of
the invested capital belongs TO it.
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HOME. THAT Is A HOME!

FUh IA LE.
pose to sell my FARM. In the county of Ap-
p,Aattox Va containing 500 Acres lying five miles
n'm Concord Depot, South-Side Railroad aud four
-les from James river. in good conoition for grow
agsuy Of the creps adapted to this climate, and
sFthy an examination By any one wishing to pur-
Lass The Lands are almost level every acre OF
shcu can be cultivated. The improvements are all
tue latest style and new, costing at least SO 600 -
Alut one-thrd is now in timber, conveniently ar
ged for thu fields This land be bought as Ii
,.sud. with Teams Farming Utensils. stock of eve-
:! de.c,ption, and provisions of every kind for the
lrsF
The piaes can be divided to suit purchasers, with
E0d improvements on both places Possession
lTen Immediately. Address
q JOS. JAS. BURKS,
Spanish Oaks P. o.. Appomattox, Va.
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THE EMpIRE OF BRAzIL.-Brazil NOW occ

TIE EMPIRE OF BRAZn.-Brazil now occupies
a very respectable position in the list of powerful
nations. Her government ia stable and perma.
uent. There is considerable popular liberty, and
the masses of her people are progressing rapidly
in civilization. Her military and naval resources
are large. She has fleet of sixtystwo vessels of
war, of which thirty fine steamers. Her navy
is more efficient and larger than ours. She has a
standing army of 25 900 men, and her national
guard numbers 100000.
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VALUABLE MEMBER OF A FAMILY-In the suite
which travels with Piccolomini OF the expense of
Mr.. Ulimau, as per contract, her father,
mother, brother and sister, who is much her su.
in America the "litte Princess" get $4,000 month
and is said to be most sweet, amabIe girl, in
private life. and completely under the dominion
oil her mother to whom she is devotedly attached
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GRN PACE AT HoME.-Dstes from Venezuela are to
the 2lst of December, and letters from Porto Ca.
belo to the 9th inst. Gen. Paez landed at Cuma
ma the 18th utimo, somewhat improved in
health. The crew of the steamer Atlanta car
ried the General to his house. honor which the
people of Cumana wished to enjoy themselves
He arrived at Port Cabeilo the 4th inst, direct
from Cumana, and left the next day for Valencia
still unable to walk. The country was perfectly
tranquil.
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An INTERESTING CHAgIye-Tbs NJ,

AN INTERESTING CHAgITe-Ths Mayoress of Ions
don gave Juvenile party to 500 children at the
Mansion House, early in January. Arriving at
six O'Clock, the guests were received by their
hostess and the Mayor; the entertainments com.
prised stereoscopic views, dancing, displays of
the art of magic, brilliant experiments in gal
ten years, and supper. The party broke up soon
after midnight.
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Of white man were taken from the dock yester'
day, aud conveyed to the Coroner's room, where
DR.. Peacby held an inquest over them. The facts
elcited leave no doubt that MICHAEL HALEY, aged
about % years, native of Tipperary, Ireland,
and for some time past head waiter on the James =
town, is the man, and that he accidentally fell
into the dock on tbe night of the 10Th of Decem-
Der last, while in a state of intoXicasion, and was
drowned. The verdict of the jury was in accord.
ance with the above facts.