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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
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| To everything thas lsus.
That Kind rreatur rives
share Of en1oymsnt:f
and that the possession Of ii In however laanitrs
imal degree presupposes in lts Tsssesssr vhsfhsr
animal CT vegetable faculty Of sensation that ID
ministers TO It's happiness and that may eoassquns
Il administer to It's suffering Fur. plessurs snd
pain twins and the oae Is not affanahse ulthous
liability to the other The idea Is rot usv potE
though not accepted BY science. Il blooms and
spariies In tbs graceful mythology Of Greece. and
the somewhat less graceful mythology of Rome; a.
all who remember the Dryads and HAmadyrads: the
loves Of Appolo for Larra, Daphne. and Aeaut6a:
or who at school CT college have pored over tke ne
taphors Of Ovid, win readily admit The Oriental
poets Of India and Persia delighted To animate tks
flowers and trees, and, according 10 Hafz he ross
appreciates the tender melodies of her lover the
nightingale Greek superstition endowed ihs afro
pa mandragora with all TIE sensations of an anlnaI
and believed that il shrieked with pain when IL
roots were wrested from the ground-
Science may laugh at all such notions, buf Science
though very great and learned lady, does not yst
know everything. Her elder sister, Poetry, olea
sees further and deeper into things than she does
Did not Shakespeare in the Tempest foreshadow the
possibility Of the electric telegraph more than tzo
hundred years before wheaistones Did not Dr.
Erasmus Darwin, long In advance Of james Watt
and Robert Stephenson, predict the steamship and
the locomotive engine! Did not Coleridge, in The
" Ancient Mariner" explain the HodEs epsrz.di of
the then unsuspected atmospheric railway
On the question Of the intelligence Of piants. ny
convictions, as vel as my sympathics 90 with fhs
poets rather than with the scientific men I know
that the trees and the flowers, inasmuch they 1--we
my fellow creatures and the children OF the
same God as myself Like myself, they nay Be- en-
dowed with the faculty, though possibly IN amneh
fainter degree than mine. Of enjoying the world IN
which His love and goodness have placed both them
and NEIL Mc Year Round
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

TIE greatest joinsF-ths lawyer be e.s Pl.os
tenant snpanns jury. box witness. bore ihs ssart.
chisel client sasur the sains apor EiE1ss.. EFT
his board nail the e,ss hamnss The aesk, as - t.
and share whole camRunity-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

makes the mimosa, or sensitive plant, shrink 80
timidly from the slightest touch, and apparsatiy
with such pain oF terror from a ruder blows
Whether am scientifically and philosOphIcaIly right
or wrong, 1 take Pleasure In believing that
10 everything thas iiscs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18

Efs- Transient advertisements inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
one square, of eight lines or less, and twenty
eve cents for each subsequent insertion.
@- Marriage and Death N Notices G0c. Obitu.
aries will be charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
~ Special N otlces or City Items l5c. per
line TOR the first insertion, and eight cents per
tine for each subsequent insertion
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TXCELSIOR MILLS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,

We are prepared to fill orders for
BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER.
finely ground, a. nine dollars per ton OF 2.mO
pounds in the purchasers bags; in our own
bags at ten dollars por ton, the bags to be re-
turned in ten days, and eleven dollars IN bar
rels delivered on the cars or wharf:
All bars not returned within thirty days 10
he maid fo-. We warrant the Plaster. ground
at this Mill as pure and unadutersted article ARTICLE
' th 9, LEE & BRO.
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SPRING S1och'
JUST RECEIVED.
We have Just returned from New York with
SPRING GOODS,
At very greatly reduced prices from what they
were earlier in the season
We would name in part
japanese Silks, Plsin, Striped, Chone and
Plaid. :,
Japanese Poplns, Plain, Striped Chene snd
Plaid.
Mohsir Popins, in the greatcat variety.
Alpacas, in ali colors
Black Silks, unusually cheap.
We cannot begin 10 name all the variety. Dut
we would invite all to inspect our stock. 1t Will
repay them. rz,,
ap WlI d. Il Il y oHh - IhAN W.
MOOD AND COAL CHEAP.
w February Sd, 1870.
Having in yard the best quality OF WOOD
and coal for family use, [ will sell at the
lowest cash prices,
A Aspl0ndd lot of seasoned Hickory 6ih Wood
half g
Also, Lykens Valley Red Ash Coal; :,
Baltimore Company's White Ash Egg Coal.
Wi}kesbsrre White Ash Stove Coal.
Lea Furnace Coal.
Lorberry Nut Coal.
Thanking you for past favors, l solicit con-
tinusnce of tho same, at Nos. 3S and 4C South
Royal street. ,,nno.
feb 3-tf A. .. PERf fE,N hH1
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OF REMOVAL.

Believing it to be to my interest, nave snls
day removed from my old stand 10 ~ Mug
street, above Washington.
return many thanks to my friends ana inc
public for the interest they hsve always man. oe
tested in my success, and beg continuance OF
the same at my now store: Very respeGtIsui,'y'
ap IL w M I. D1sOOI-t D-.--
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE + K
(F0r the COuntry,)

-" l. published regularly on TU ESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at ST po
annum-pnyablc in advance.
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THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE CoMP'Y.,

THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMP y,
STAUNToN, Va,
Offers to every head of family perfect security
against this melancholy condition.
1t is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
Its charter is perpetual.
Us Cash Capital Sl25.0M.
1t is organized on the basis Of the old Mutual
Life Of New York, and its succoastul eXpe-
rience. ~.
The Premiums arc paid in cash; its Diri-
dends are paid in cash; its policies are paiu III
cash, without deductions.
There are no premium notes and hence us
assets are all cash, which presents the only
solid, substantial basis OF business for individ-
uals or corporations.
IT PUTs NO IMPROPER REsTRIC-
TIONS ON TRAVEL.
LIVES.
prietary and mutual systoms, securing the ad-
vantagcs of both.
It's Policies are non forfeitable after two
years, snd ilcontests BILE after five years. for all
mis- statements and errors in application except
as to the age Of the applicant. This is a
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The Assets will be invested in Virginia. and
help to build up our own interests in Virginia.
1t commends itself for its safety, management
and organization, to every Virginan and other
Southerner in search of safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION
Liveage wanted in every precinct Of every
county in the State. Send for circulars.
Address, PHILLIPS & MAYO,
General Agents for rginis and West Virgin
ia, Lock Box PIG, Staunton, Va.
REV. GEORGE a. SMITH,
feb 1.3m Agt for Alexa. and vicinity.
INSURANCE.
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FSANK e Frs.

BAN IA ERSS.
JOHN w. BURKE ARTHUR HERBERT
- Hlsk K .S HERB
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Orv1cE-CoRNER KING s. WATER sTs,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BUY AND SELL
TNCCRRENT MONEV,
COLD AND Sill YER COIN,
AND EXCHANGE.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
SOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMTsstUN.
Loans negotisted Sight Drafts, Checks and
Time Bills collected on all accessible points,
and remitted tor promptly.
U. s. Revenue Stamps and Corporation Tax
Certificates Of Alexandria always on hand and
for sale. nov lit
WILMER D. CoRsE MONTGOMERY D. CoEsE
DANKING HOUSE OF
WILMER u. COKSE 6 CO.,
Nos. 81 & 50, King ST..
ALEXAND DR1A, VA.
WILL DEAL IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY. RAILROAD
BON DS, &c, &c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS and other securl-
ties bought snd sold on commission.
Collections made on ell accessible points IN
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mittod. Int Rev Stamps for salo. sep
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TTOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
IL loaf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
provided for, LETT destitute by the want OF
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
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BERTRAND 5 ASH BY

ANDREW H. MOTT. BERTRAND $ hSHBY
A d. MOTT s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers il
HOUS: . FU RN ] SE GOODS
CUTLERY;
Plated, Britannia, Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware,
Keau constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets, Foe: Tubs, Spice and knife Boxes, LOOK
ing Glasses, Fire irons, Fancy. Clothes and
Msrkot Baskets, Travelling Satche's. Tsoio
Mats Napkin Rings, Common en;se sewing
Mschinos, and everything to be found in iirst
class Furnishing Store, at GO King street. Alex
andria Va. Jan ol
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FROM WILMINGTON.

Ine hef&eE NubGs
Despatch to the Associated Press
WAsHINeToN March lin the Supreme
Court to-day Mr.. Phillips stated that the coun-
sci of Yerger, who was convicted aud sentenced
by military commission of killing Colonel
Crane, having received authentic information
that the military authorities had handed the
prisoner over to the civil authorities of the State
of Mississippi, the object of the petition full
filed, and therefore moved that it be dismissed.
The Funding Bill.
The Secretary of the Treasury was at the Capt.
tol this morning in consultation with Senators
on that section of the funding bill which COM
pels national banks to exchange their bonds for
securities paying lower rate of interest.
A large number of representatives of the
national banks were also in consultation with
Senators and members. strong effort is being
made to have the section about the national
banks modified or stricken out, but the indica-
tions are that the Senate will refuse to alter it.
Senators say the vote win be taken on the pas
sage of the bill to-day before adjournment, and
its friends seem confident of its succo
Whisky In Bond.
Commissioner Delano had an interview with
the Committee of Ways and Means to-day about
the bill extending the time for taking fine
whisky out of bond which was defeated in the
Senate Finance Committee 1t is the intention
OF General Schenck, II the Senate defeats the
BILL to insist that the House adhere to its action.
Increasing the Currency.
The Committee on Banking and Currency, at
its meeting to-day, discussed the various propo-
sitions relative to increasing the currency but
took no definite action.
Pacific Railroad.
The Pacific Railroad Committee heard two or
three delegations to-day In favor of what is
known as the combination Pacific Railroad or
Kansas, Missouri, and Texas Road, without
coming 10 any conclusion.
The Tariff Bill.
The House is In Committee of the Whole on
the tariff bill, and Mr.. Mccarthy, of New York,
is supporting the bill in an elaborate speech.
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FROM WASHING TOW.
Naval Orders.

Dsspetch 70 the ssoeidted Rress
WAsHINGToN, March H. Lieutenant Edward
s. Keyser Is ordered to the receiving ship Van
dalia Ensign James X. Cogswell to duty in the
North Pacific squadron of the Pacific feet; I'm
sign Francis n. Delano to signal duty at Wash
ington; Master Joseph K. Jones is detached from
the TallapoOsa and ordered to duty at the ordi-
nary navy yard Boston; Surgeon George W.
Woods from the receiving ship Independence.
and ordered to the Jamestown.
Visit 10 the President.
The Mayor and Aldermen of Bridgeport, Con-
necticut, who are here attending to business
before Congress concerning their municipality,
called at the Executive Mansion this morning,
and paid their respects TO the President. They
were accompanied by Representative Kellogg,
of Connecticut.
Pardons by the President.
BY direction of the President the unexecuted
portions of the sentences of Thomas Brown and
Alfred Brown (colored), who were condemned
by a military commission to imprisonment for
the terms of their natural lives, have been re-
mitted, and the prisoners will be released from
confinement in the State prison at Concord, New
Hampshire. These men were convicted In June,
1866 Of the murder at Milwood, Clark county,
Virginia, of Addison Torer.
General COurt-mnrtinl.
Order No. 16, issued from the War Depart
ment, announces the sentence In the case OF
private Thomas Jones, of Company X, 5th
Cavalry, who was tried at Richmond on the
charge of murder in killing William r. Boley, a
citizen of Virginiason the Sd of December last.
The prisoner was found guilty only of man
slaughter and sentenced to imprisonment In
the Albany Penitentiary for the term of one
wear. rnff .Ht M
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CASE. =
Before United States Commissioner G. p Clark,
this morning, was arraigned Robert s. Smith,
who is in business on Market street, above
Eighteenth, on the charge of selling cigars
without their being properly stamped, and
otherwise evading the Revenue laws
Jonathan T. Clifton sworn-I am Assistant
Assessor at large for Philadelphia county, of
tobacco, snuff and cigars; wrote to Mr..
Stokley, Assessor of the Second district, stating
that had been called in on the 9th of February,
1870, by William Anderson an Assistant Assessor
of the Second district, who complained that n
man on Market street. above Eighteenth, was
selling cigars illicitly; we went to the place of
the defendant to see his stock, and after some
hesitation Mr.. Smith showed me two thousand
one hundred cigars in paper bundles, with no
stamps on them, and one hundred cigars in q
box with the old inspectors stamp on 1t, which
he stated he had removed from o bundle and
placed on said box; he then informed us that he
had purct ased the cigars, about one thousand,
from a woman who brought them to him in a
basket and that he had sold five hundred of
them; he said he had,a license for selling cigars
The accused was held in $1,000 bail to appear
at court.
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hop-.,s viIi authorizing geological survey of
Negatively, the House bill for the relief OF
the sufferers from border raids. Reported
favorabfy. Il has been worded so az to devote
all the noneys which the State may hereafter
receive from the Counties OF Adafns, CumoerS
land, Franklin, Bedford, Fulton, Perry and
York, to the payment OF claims Of nearly two
million dollars. II|a rt.r .I
These claim 10 10 nAid as fast as the fund
accommodates ana 10 bear ifye per cent Interest
until paid, the State to devote the entire re-
ceipts from the above named counties and
from oil taxes on railroads, etc., within their
limits, 20 the purpose. The State Treasurer shall
iseue certificates Of Indebtedness OF the value Of
eIOO, $500, $500, and $1,000. - .t
House bill to lay out State road from Phila-
delphia to Bridgewater. -f
House bill enlarging the jurisdiction of Phila-
delphia aldermen. Negatively.
Mr. Bum moved 10 recommit. Not agreed to.
House bin empowering building inspectors "a
be fence viewers.
House bill authorizing Councilmen to also
hold Office under the State Government.
House bill preventing the erection of steam
boilers within 800 feet of any public school
Amended 70 read 200 feet, to take effect January
1st 1871, and not to affect existing boilers OF
their substitutes.
By Mr.. Myers, the patent of Thomas Thomp
son, Jr, for an improved machine for foldinR
paper Passed.
Also, the patent of William Marston for al
improvement in revolving firearms. Passed.
Also the patent of John Egar for self-regu
| latins wind wheel. Passed.
| Also, the patent of Tobias j. kindleberger 10
| an Improvement In cider wheels. Passed.
| BY Mr.. Calkin, the patent of John Young TO
an improved washing and wringing machine
| Passed.
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FROM THE SE,dTE.
Tho Irwin Case.

The Irwin Case.
8pectel Dsspdtch 70 The Euentng Telegraph
BARRIsBURe. March 1.-THE extraordinary
freaks of the Senate in regard to General Irwin
are the subject of much discussion, and nobody
understands what they mean. The warrant
was issued for the arrest of Irwin, and given to
the Sergeant-at-Arms, who was to have started
to-day for the arrest. Before the ink, however,
had scarcely time TO dry, the Senate OF Penn
sylvania, which yesterday sat as high court,
and issued its mandate In the name OF the peo-
pie to-day reversed Its decision and virtually
acknowledged that its first attempt to exercise
judicial powers has been a mistake. The course
pursued has excited equal astonishment,
amusement, and wonder,
The oil city Fire.
on CITY, Merch 1t--10'45 A. MA fire broke
out at John Mundhalls landing, among the mar
row guage oil tank cars, supposed to have
ignited while passing the broad guage locomo-
tive. Six cars, with their wooden tanks, were
consumed. Two or three of the cars we're full
of oil.
Owing to the splendid exertions of the men,
who labored hard to prevent the spread of the
conlagration by IL 30 the terrible fright of the
public had given way to feeling of safety.
No great damage was done. The owners Of the
cars are the heaviest losers.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
On CITY, Pa, March live were terrified
with the cry of fire, which broke out among
some narrow-gauge cars at Mundhall's 20, 600
barrel tank, at 1915 A. NJ. This large tank
had over 10, 600 barrels in, and the burning cars
were some of them within thirty feet of the
tank. 1t became so hot that gas issued from
the top, making large sheet of flame. There
were six cars, two or three loaded.
Surrounding the fire are nest of iron tanks
more or less full. The platforms aud leading
pipes were torn away, and by the greatest exer'
tions on the part of the public and the fremen
| one of the most serious conaagrations was pre-
| vented. The cars were totally destroyed, but
further than this the damage is slight. There
was no wind, and everything favored those in
| terested. Families for great distance around
had their furniture out of their houses. Two
years ago this entire part of the city was swep
clean by an oil fire. By twelve o'clock noon the
danger was passed, and at one P. M. the fire il
| out
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FROM CUBA.
Tho ChoIera-The Gresnwall AIarder.

Tho ChoIcra-The Greenwalt Murder.
Bgthe Cuba Cable. E.f-,
HAVANA, March 1.-THE cholera has totally
disappeared from Santa Spiritus. :.
Several journals of this city continue to assault
Captain-General De Rodas for his alleged con
nection with the Greenwalt murder. These
attacks are entirely unwarrante1. De Rodas
worked increasingly to bring the assassin to
justice, and at last succeeded. sea
The members of the Masonic fraternity re-
Gently arrested continue In Jail.
mH The Cuba Markets.
HAVANA, March li.--Sugar steady; small sales az
last prices. Exchange on London 11011N; pre-
mum ON Paris, 1@lX discount; gold exchange on
United States, long sight, par@X premium; do,
short sight, 8@2N premium. Currency exchange
ON United States, long sight, discount, do, shors
siRht, Q discount
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at court.

FIREs.-The dwelling of John Allison, No.
1873 Grape street, Manayunk, was almost entirely
DESTROYED by fire about 1926 o'clock this A. NJ.
The fire is supposed to have originated from a
stove. Loss about $500. Esrs
About $50 o'clock last p M. the. locksmith
shop of Charles Geiger, No. 40 Jefferson street,
was damaged to the extent of 800 by fire.
Last midnight Officer Mahoney discovered the
awning in front of the store No. 1888 Ridge
avenue on fire. He awoke the inmates of the
house, and few buckets of water extinguished
the flames. It is supposed they originated
from lamplighter throwing lighted match on
the canvas.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-11

An OYsTRRMAN or TAsTR.-William Watson
is the name of an individual who follows the
Avocation of an oysterman. Yesterday whilst
endeavoring TO dispose of his eart-load of
bivalves, he stepped into a house in Mantua,
and offered TO sell some fue Chincoteagues
cheap, The servant to whom the offer was
made started up stairs 10 inform her mistress.
leaving the hall door open. William, who,
although an oysterman, Is man of refined
tastes, whilst waiting for an answer saw hang
ing In the hallway handsome velvet cloak.
The temptation was too much for him, he en-
tered, ''nabbed" the cloak and left A few hours
afterwards an officer ''nabbed" William, aud
Alderman Alexander sent him to Hotel de Moya-
mensing. The police took charge of the cart
and we suppose the oysters escaped.
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FROM THE WEST.
Missouri Legislature.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE House last night
passed concurrent resolution to submit the
constitutional amendment abolishing the test
oath to jurors. The Corruption Investigation
Committee, it is said, will report a resolution
to-day, to expel w. c. Webb, member from
Ripley county. NJ
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A JUMPER.-Last evening, about O'Clock,
sneak thief entered the house of Frank Dough
erty. No. 16 N. Twelfth street, and, proceeding
searching for plunder. Mrs. Dougherty, hear
ing his movements and seeing thelight ascended
to ascertain the cause, when the rascal bolted
out of the second story window and escaped.
$150.-Thomas Maple keeps hotel at Twenty
first and Tower streets. He also, previous to
last night kept in his charge $150 belonging to
his brether-in-law. Last night some one broke
open the bureau drawer where 1t was secreted,
and made off with IL. ~. rrfa .f.
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CITY INT LLHG GE NC ~.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Tho Annual COmmencement OF the Medical
DepH<t3ent ne the Academy Of Masio- rhe
l.lst Of asr,Aduaees. 81,
The annual commencement exercises OF the
Medical Department Of .he University OF Penn
syfVaniA were held tn tlAe Academy of Music at
noon to-day. A very large audience was ~ at
tendance. The students met at university
proceeded in t,ody TO the Academy. The
procession was h sadcd by the provost profess
sore and trustees. and embraced all the students,
both graduating and otherwise. The valedictory
address was de- Gveredby Professor Joseph Leidy,
N D., L. ID.
The Medi' al Department Is now In very
hourishing condition. There are at present 800
matricula' Is, of which number il3 received
hher @ app tFnas at this commencement.
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FATLL REsULT.--About 7'30 o'clock last eve
ming John Stokes, aged eighty years, was badly
burned about the face and body by his clothes
igniting from a candle. The unfortunate man
accident occurred at No. 237 Banbridge street
Stokes was removed to the Pennsylvania Hospi-
tai, where he died from the effects of the burns
this morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-11

UNsUccEssFuL.-An attempt was made to
enter the feed store No. 1417 Calowhill street
an Wednesday night last but the thieves were
frightened off before succeeding
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-11

Shines g. Co., No. 1102 Market street, was
entered last night, the safe blown open, and
Sl27.S0 in cash stolen therefrom.
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VINO IS HE?-The Delaware Harbor Police
force last night found an insane man wander
ing along the river front, on the very verge Of
the water: He was taken TO the seventh Dis
trict Station House, where his friends may
claim him.
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DRowNED.-About $50 o'clock this morning
an unknown man, supposed TO be German,
wharf. He cried Justify for help, aud Officers
Morris and Clawson responded, but their efforts
to save him were anayailing. The officers re-
covered the body, which shows the deceased to
in dark clothes, brown shirt, and had dark hair
and a light moustache.