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wiser Of tae Pope. Though he Is careful
to assume individually the entire re-
responsibility for the publication and
the views it contains, there are circum-
stances which make it extremely likely
the book is an anchor cast out to wind
ward by which, if it holds, the Roman
ship means to kedge out into new and
betterposition. Atany rate, Father Cur
ci has not lost favor by his opinions, Ell
ther with the Pope, the Curia or the Je-
suits. Yet the sum of the pamphlet is
to the effect that the revolution has de-
stroyed the Papacy Quodd temporarily;
that there is no prospect of a restoration
of tho temporal kingdom, and that Rome
is, if anything, better off without il than
with it! Temporal possessions rs rule
are hindrancea obstruct the way to
Rome's real mission, which is a univer-
sal spiritual kingdom.
Now, what does all this mean? III
Rome takes the revolution by the hand
instead of by the throat-if Rome cx-
changes her lost temporal sovereignty,
which can never be regained, for an in
expugnable spiritual kingdom which
can never be lost, and, infallible upon a
viewless throne, the Pope assumes the
guidance and development Of univer-
sal aud liberalizcd revival, will not
Rome enjoy vast advantages in her
ceaselcss contests againstthc world the
flesh, the devil aud lrulcatantism? This
is the view had by Father Curci, who,
as Il Jesuit OF the strict sect, would not
bo Likely to luh'i,h anything except
cum 2arTaissn Srpe1tUruAs, and rs the
only superior in This case are men like
Father Bekx, General ot the Order of
Jesus,
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PUBLIC SALES
TyRuSrEE's SALE.


The undersigned. as trus tee under a doc IN
OF the Court will exposo To pu1lic sale. Al
Chestsrtown. Nd, at the toshell Houac Y
haif-past II O'CLOCK, n. m, on TuESDAo
the 10th OF June, 1873, the following pr
pefty: ~
lst- The lands of Elias Deputy. living in
Langtord's Bay in Kent county, about nlil.,
from Chestertown, consisting of twD tarns,
or VIII DO sold as one, II desired. One CON,
taips about lO6 acres, tho other 127 pulJ-
ings comparatively new on both farms They
are sltuated about tw mites rom post-onl.G
stores, churches and school hnllses. A sun,
cheney OF wood, etc. Also II farm villain
tl,ree and half mlles OF Chestertown. called
the Baker Farm" containing about 2yl
acres; sufflciency Of wood and timber; lands
bring all kinds of grain and fruit; fruit for
market on all the farms.
TkkMs OF THE FiksT TWO FARMS: Onr.
third OF the purchase money within 90 days;
balance In one two and three years. These
payments msy bo extended.
THE TERMS OF TIE "BAKER FARM: One.
nth OF the purchase money on the az OF
sale, or In 10 days. and balance in Aix, twelve
and eighteen months.
GEORGE VlCKERs, Trustee.
Ieo'eVoos Chesteltowr, Md.
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Police Cases.
BEEn SALOON NTRoUBLEs-INTER
WITH AN OFFICER,

BEEn SALOON NTRouBLEs-INTER
WITH AN OFFICER,
Samuel Coyle, Jr., Newton Lamp
lugh and Robert Dennison, were tried
for disorderly conduct in the saloon of
George Baercnbach, Saturday morning
last, and for assault and battery on Mrs.
Baercnbach.
Coyle waived q hearing and was held
under 5000 bail for his appearance at
Couri,
Lamplugh was fined two dollars and
costa and Dennison five dollars and
costs.
Geo. Baerenbach, charged by sam'l
Coylc, Sr., with selling liquor TO Sam'l
Coyle, Jr. minor, was cid under
three hundred dollars bail for appear
ance at Court.
w. W. Simmons was arrested Satur-
day night, for interfering with and u.s.
ing abusive language towards officer
Legg, while tho latter was discharging
his duties.
Simmons was taken TO the police sta
tion and kept until midnight, when r.
G. Fraim entered security for his fur
ther appearance.
Yesterday afternoon Simmons waiv-
ed hearing and was held under three
hundred dollars bail for appearance
at Court.
Two cases of drankenncss wero fined
fifty cents and costs each.
Esquire George O'Neill will preside
over the police court during the ab-
ssnss Of Mayor simms.
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The Republican maintains that it 10
the duty of tho men in Council to fur
nish labor for those who are out of en-
ployment-and tha5 ii the work on the
reservoir and the laying of the water
mains was done by contract these men
would not be employed. We are to un-
derstand from this that contractor
would do the work for so.much less mo-
ney that he would not require so many
men. Now, the men in Council are
bound to have the work Of the city done
economically, and yet they are borrow
lug and cxqending money at rate that
will make the basin and the work on the
mains cost at least hundred thousand
dallars more by the time it is finished
than it could be done for by contract.
And yet the ReputlicaR is urging the
Council to continue in this course with
ont ragard 10 what the TAXI ayers MAJ
think.
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REGISTER'S ORDERS.
k<SaIscars order.
RvGIsrFE's OFFICE,

RvGIsTFRs OFFICE,
Nav CASTLE COUNTY, Jun IL r. 1875.
Upon the GpGIIc1tlv.I VI Buii L. uels
Administrator of JOHN ". Wells. late o
" Wilmington hunGrud. .u sad county. decs4s
ed !. I. ordered and directed hy the kegis
+er tLat the administrator aforesaid give
eotieo ei the granting sf Lett.r- Of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate of the deceased
With the date Of granting thereof, by cAusin.
advertisements to be posted within forty Gayt
rom the date Of such Letters. in six of tn,
most public places OF the county of h ew Gas
rle, recurring all persons having demand
abide by an Act Of Assembly in sreh c.se
made and provided. And also cause tue SAM
70 be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published IL
Wilmington. and to lie u"ptin1ad therein
PxSSSa. three weeks f o. u.
aMSN Given uRder the hand and seal o.
eef'ss~ "ffes of the Register aforesaid. a
sew Castle, New CaltiJ oounty R.o.esait
he day and year above written.
:, C. BIGCS.Ltl user.
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Lasliea M,snli,Z ~

Ladies' MtsnIbz ~ rWrc0nss iigh
lsnning and Simple Sewing MIontne, would
10 well u call at No. ilS Market street. " il
nington. Del, and see one OF the nices. Fami
iysc,.Lg Machines IL the world 1t has Il
,quaI 1t sews iro n the thickesl to the thnest
material icsired without change oil needlee
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, ligh
unnlns. and no tn eadlng-up required: seli
threading shuttle and SELF iting needie
'oid on easy monthly instaiment. OF a iibera
discount of for cash Ladies don'tbuy d
heavy and complicated machine. bu: ,et III,
light running New American.
rs Market ST. " ilmington. Del.
iy7dkwlv j. II PI.lAkOsE. Agent
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Another Outrsge-The Criminal
Gapturptl

ANNAPOLIS. June 14.-An outrage upon
young girl was attempted i'll the Third
Districtof this county by u negro, yes.
terday. The prisoner was captured and
lodged in Jail. There is intense excite
ment in this city. The young lady upon
whom the outrage was attempted Is
named Stinchcomb.
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The City Council still continue to e1-
pend the peoples money without regard
to economy. 1t is well understood that
tha work Of laying the water mans by
the day is costing fully so per cent. more
than it would do if the work was done
by contract.
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p w. BIRNIE,
SAIL MAKER.

No. IL EAST WATER STREET,
ings Of all varieties Of patterns, In sonnsctloR
with sail making.
All awnings, when desired. made mildew
proof, at u moderate price. a call 10 respect
July solicited.
N; B:-Canvass printing also promptly at
tended TO. maysd1m
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WILMINGTON. DEL. JUNEI5. 1873
Thou SHALT NOT KILL" is col

Thou SHALT NOT KILL" is Il COM
rnand resting upon all men. 1t rests
upon the officer as well as the man; and
justification for such deed of violence
is only found in the efforts put forth ne
cessary to save life and thus prevent the
commission of the crime.
An officer has no right to kill man
because he meets resistance to arrest.
II Is the duty of the officer to use force
enough to make an arrest; but 1t Is not
contemplated that that force will be con-
1uca to the strength Of his own hands
II Is his duty to call to his aid the 49,
s.-tarce If ANY VINO may le Luar, aie-
taay uge bound i'll law 10 render assist
ance, tLo4 sh lot TO their own risk OF
injury. Faiing i'll this it Is the officer 8
duty to refrain from the use OF deadly
weapons even if himself resisted and as
slulted. 1t is his duty TO geek the aid
OF other police; to take sufficient force
II ogerawe and overcome tine offender
Ii the latter draw deadly weapon and
attlmpt the use Of il, the question as
srimas another aspect which must be de-
termiued by the calmness and courage
of tAe clIicer,-to preserve his own life
lie is even justified in taking the life OF
the man he attempts to arrest. There
Is such a thing as "outlawry," and yet
Il : IA! -iy put in force. 1t is the duty
cf a citizen to obey tho summons of an
of6cer-to accompany him to the Office OF
tho Mayor or the magistrate-it is also
his duty to suffer irolrcssat.on for 4
reasonable time, ,tntll his case may be
heard; and it is always better to go will.
lipgly than to make struggle. But Of
ficers must not presume that because
they hold Positions under the law they
are not subject to it; and must not over
step its restraints.
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NOTICE.

All personf avn clsn4 against tue Es.
'aie Of the desc lsC, must present the SAINT
;nly -fttested TO u A mistrator. on ,r be.
fore June 1lth. 1875. or abide the Act o,
as..H0iS II. such case mode and nrovded,
BENJ. +. WELL,
Administrator.
Adir.s.-- vi mi. : on, Del. ie.4eod9w
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SHERLFFS S.fLES
SsILRltE,s : =:


virtue Of q writ Of L0rJri F,cia, I, .,.,
at the ~ &c H''e
DtLAWARa hoUSE. No 5l3 3A..RKErsr
kept bv Geo ". 0rlip. in the Citv of a.,
minst'n IA New Castle CoAutv. Delnw,t,,
WEDNl SDAl.
THE % LAY OF JUNE. 1878
at 2 O'Clock. 2. M.
The following Described Real Estate ,i,.
All those certain lots or pieces Of oro,,'.,
win brick messuage thereon Ivng ini ,I""u ~
ing situatei IN the city OF Wilmington, n",
state OF Delaware; for one lot tnur,of n,ii "i"
Cd and described as follows, that IA f. DV"'' 80.
beginning IN the line of the easirrl a..
OF KING street at the d tstancc of r,t,l,,vte iite
ieet nve inches from the corner i1rme', eI, i,'
the intersection OF the line ot the uurih,,G!
side OF NiLth street with the lima NJ H.
erly SIDE OF King street. tneaca cnstc"i Vaa' ,''
aiiel To Ninth street one hundred and ,P"i.
Ieee 70 tnc westerly siIo OF prouusrd t,
anu u,ra' nai ieet Wide alley leading INTO NiGt
said alley and parallel 10 KING street - s,,t "
70 corner thence west rly and nnrniIaf ~
Ninth street lao feet to the easteriH .iI. W
hlhs street. aud thence southrrIy along sa'I
eide Of Sing street =. feet To the ,l,, ot ~
ginning, be the contents within saiI l,,n,',i,
what they may. hecOri L, Vol. q poyo "',
&c And also tho lot adjoining tho a nr,,, =,
~. ttui anu On wni'h portion OF the house j.,
u to say: ''"'' "''
1sginning for tho same at APPOINT ON a.,
easterly SIDE OF King street at the distance ~
one hunareu and ten feet live iucnos from lie
norsnsIy sue VI Ninth street thence castcrly
paral cu to vth street 40 feet to a r"rn' :
tnence northery parallel to King street =
ieet 10 another corner, thence westur,y nnra
w 10 .th street l4O feet to the eaetery ,ido OF
AIns street a.d thence southeriy aiong said
CLAIMING be the contents within said bon IL.
wnat thsy may. Deed Accord u, Vol. . Pago
~, &C "@'
seized and taken In execution as the pro.
her husband AorTgaSors ana TO ba .old og
WM II LAMBS 10. 5necU
Sheriff's Office. New Cast e,
June ID A. ID. 1875. jnll lnyts
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Total,
EXPEEDITuI

Balance on hand June l, rs, 81, $50 05
No. committee reported that the
Opera House had been engaged for
Thursday night, July LIST, at forty dol
lars. for the commencement Of No.
school.
The rule dispensing with The pay
ment of quarter money" by scholarg
was taken up, and after considerable
discussion, Mr.. jenkins moved TO
amend by making it imperative until
January /, 1875. The amendment was
adopted.
The rule was then adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes. Baird, Buck, Chandler, Ec.
kel, Ferris Furry, jenkins, w. J. Nor.
row, Palmer, Ruth, Woolley, Zebley,
President Shor ledge--13.
Nays -Messrs. Curry, Frock, Haw-
kins, Hcisler, Pierce, Roberts, Sharp,
Taylor. Vernon-9.
A committee on elections wa an
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Zebley,
Sharp and Hawkins.
The reward for the deteation of per.
sons dcfacing or injuriug schools was
increased from five to ten dollars.
An amendment to the Bylaws was
adopted limiting the recesses or inter
missions during school hours to not
less than fifteen nor more than twenty
minutes.
NJ. Woolley offered a resolution in
structing the Secretary to advertise
for proposals for furnishing glass and
doing the necessary glazing in tho pub
lie schools for one year from July 1st.
Adopted.
Several teachers whohad contracted
contagious sickness from children in
the schools were ordered to be paid in
full for all the timo lost by their sick
! ness.
| ORDERS:
| During the evening orders wore di.
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Board OF Education.

Peoular Mcetiag-More Ncu Rules-
TIE Ir6asurer's Report--N0 More
"Quarter Money" 10 DO paid after Jan.
1st nert, dc.
The Board of Education met in reg
ular session, last evening, President
Shortledge in the chair.
The committee on teachers reported
that the following teachers had passed
the examinations necessary to entltle
them to permanent certificates: Miss
M,ry G. Springer, Miss Anna NJ. Lewis
and Miss Susan w. Batcman. The
COMMITTEE also reported that they have
fixed upon the 9TH and 9Th of July as
the days Tor holding the examination
of persons desiring to become teachers
in our schools. Adopted,
The committee on rules reported
some rules in relation to the temporary
absence of teachers. They provided
that Ia cases of necessary absence for
period not exceeding one day, teach
ers shall be allowed full compensation
upon written order from Visiting
Committees. granting such temporary
absence. Also, allowing half pay to
teachers while sick.
Mr.. Baird offered an amendment to
the Bylaws, requiring the printing
committee to ask proposals for print
ing from all the printers of the city,
except from only five, as provided by
the By Laws at present Adopted.
Tne Treasurer's report was read, rs
follows:
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afi#aYFF,s SALE.

10y virtue OF sundry writs Of Fl. Fa. to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public sale.
at tho store of Joseph Jones, on corner OF
Fifth and King streets, la the city OF Wl-
mington. In lew Castle County. Del. on
FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1878.
At 10 o'clock, A. M.
The following described personal pro perty.
viz:
Lot OF coffee teas, sugars cheese. fr1its
spices tobacco candles, pickles. rice Aauls
lard, Drooms ana brushes vinegar, molasse
hsh soap, and other store goous; 1ra piooi
eafe, lease of stOte and fxtural, platform
scales, store wagon, l carriage. &c.
Seized and taken into execution 40 tho pro.
perty OF Joseph Jones. and to be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherir7s oGice. New Castle,
June I, a. d., 1915. : teo.2tawtS
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REGAeTEas y UmDEts.
R70lsTPH'7 Gggl6i
New Castle Fuun-y NAV 10 16-

ftf0lGTP'. 2 t9giGst
New Castle County. May 70. 167,.
Upon tho application Of George X Nous
ley. Admln, ,stra'or o Wiitiam Mousley.
ate Of Brandywino HI hundred. III SAID County.
deceased. itle ordered and directed by the
Register that AdmIniStrat"r aforesaid, give
tration upon the Estate Of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing I'D.
yertisements te he posted within forty day.
from the date of such Letters. in six Of "a,
most public places OF the County o New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Act OF Assenoly in sucb case made
and provided. And also cause tho same 70 he
Gazette. a newspaper published IN VII
nington and to be continued therein ID rec
weeFs. &c. o. d.
49,, Given underline hand and Seal o,
49, New Castle. in New Castle Count,
aforesaid tho day and yea, above writte7,.
:. &. BiGGS. Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims a-ainst the Es.
tate Of the deceased must present the same
Iuly attested the Administrator. on ar
before May. l9th,, 1875. or abide the Act
ofAssemhly in such case made and provided.
GEO. X. M0U>LEY.
Adlrcs Wilmington. Del. may2ieoJsW,
TIE HAND BRlCK COMPANY,
iLNIECToN,
Ofice ana-Yard at front u DUPONT streets.
Continues The business of mixing
BRICKS
BYx HAND ONLY,
Orders solicited. Have now Il good stock'o
Salmon Brlck,H
Light Red Brick,
Medium Red Brick,
Dark Red Brick.
Paving Brick,
Pressed Brick,
Which will bel delivered of at the LOWEST
Market Prices.
JOHN G. COLE.
Superintendent.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
slsERaFF,s SALE.

DYv virtue OF sundry wr1ts OF Vend. Exponas
ID to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the store OF Charles ). Morgan. No.
All Market street, Wilmington, In New Cas-
tic County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
TIlE aith DAY OE JUNE, AID, 1915,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal property
viz:
Shirts drawers, stockings. collars, cuffs.
cravrts, gloves, umbrellas. sleeve buttons,
collar buttons, show case, looking glasses,
stove, writ g desk lease OF store &C.
Seized and tnhen IN execution as the pro-
perty of Charles 5. Morgan, and to be sold by
Nm. IL. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff. 0Gice. New Castle.
June. II. A. D.. 1875. ! jel2-2taws.
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viz:
Lot OF iron ore. lot OF pig and scrap iron,
puddle basins 4 scales, lot OF Gnishsd iron,
4 Carts and harness / dray wagon aud har-
ness, horses, lot Of sand, lot OF nns clay.
lot lire brick / car and . wheeltarrows lot
of coal, NC. Lot OF household furniture, sucb
as bods. bedstends and bedding. tables,
chairs. carpet. bureaus, stands. sewing ma
chine, sofa, sideboaru. book case, GOAL, Ice
closet, &c
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perry of benjamin /. Townsend, and to bs
sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherl0's Oflcc, New Castle,
june !, a. ID. 1873 jel22tawts
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RIFFS SALE.

DY vIrtne of writ OF Vcnd Expo. 10 me
- directed, will be exposed to public salc.
on the premises on tho sOusherly side OF
Third street bridge, In the clty OF Whining
ton, 10 New Castle county. Del. on
FRIDAY.
THE 25ru DAY OF JUNE. 1878,
Ate O'Clock, +. NJ,
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10y virtue OF writ OF vendltioni Ex.
l ponas, to me directed will be exposed TO
public safe, on the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, IN the City Of Wilmington, New Cas-
tie County, DeiaN are, on
FRIDAY,
.5Fu DAY OF JUNE. 1915,
At2 o'clock r. M
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SIGNAL SERvICE.-In addition to the stations
mentioned in the article on this subject on our
outside. it is not generally known that Prof. Clarke,
of the Haleakala Boys School, East Maui, has re-
Gently received the necessary Instruments, ETC.,
from the principal office at Washington, and that
regular observations will hereafter be taken by
him and forwarded there.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Nbertistr.
Y, JANUARY 3
Official Notification.

SEALED TExDERs-Wil be received at the Office Of
the Interior Department till u O'Clock, noon, Of
Monday the first day Of february merit, for Iron
Work for the Roof Of the New Stores on the Espla-
made, as per following specification, viz;
IL King Bolts for Trusses, 1t inch round iron, 10
feet 10 inches long between head and nut.
% Plates for same, 4 inches square, : inch thick.
% Queen Bolts, l! round iron, I feet between head
and nut.
A Plates for same, 4 inches square, ] inch thick.
% I inch Bolts, 2 feet 5 inches long between head
and nut.
A Plates for same, 4 inches square, ] inch thick.
A Stirrup Straps, q inches by ] inch iron, 2 feet
long, 8 inches wide in the fork, shanks to be
punched for 8 s-bolts.
132 s-Bolts, 9 inches long between head and nut.
The above lengths are only approximate, and the
person to whom the contract may be awarded will be
required to work by lengths and templates which will
be furnished him.
Tenders must state the price per pound Of the
above work delivered at the stores, and should other
Iron Work not specified herein be required for the
Roofs, the Contractor must be prepared to supply it
at the same rate.
Z Further particulars may be obtained by application
to Mr.. Robt. Lishman, Superintendent Public Works.
W. L. MoEHoNUA, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, January 26th, 1875.
Rev. ]. KAUHANE has been this day appointed an
agent of the Registry Office for the taking of Ac-
acknowledgements to Instruments in the District Of
Puma and Kau, Island of Hawaii.
THOMAS Brown, Reg. of Conveyances.
Honolulu, January 9TH, 1875.
Approved: W. L. MoEHoxUA, Min. of Interior.
= Rev. LORENZO LYONS has been appointed by the
Board Of Education, School Agent for the District of
South KOhala, Island of Hawaii, in place of Mr.. S.
II. Mahuka; and Mr.. D.. d. Baldwin in the same
capacity for the District of Lahains, Island of Maui,
and for the Island of Lanai, in place of Rev. A. o.
Forbes, resigned. By order of the Board of Educa-
ton. w. ]. SMITH, Secretary.
Honolulu, January 18th, 1875.
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Rates of Passage will be

No Credit for Passage Money
TICKETS AT THE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless rcceipted for. t- '.
FREIGHT MONEY DUE ON !
a... SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agent.
once with Wilder q Co., corner Of Fort and Queen Streets.
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FATAL ACCIDEST.-On Tuesday last a seaman on
the u. S. s. Tuscarora, while engaged in some
duty aloft, lost his hold and fell overheard, strik-
the side of the ship in his descent. He must have
been killed almost instantly, and the body was re-
covered only by diving. He was buried on the
following afternoon.
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For THE EAsr.--The bark d. c. Murray, OF the
regular packet line, will sail positively for San
Francisco on Monday next, taking a mail The
City of Melbourne, steamer from Australia, it has
been prognosticated will arrive on Thursday next,
but experience has taught us not to look for regu-
larity in the arrival Of the boats from the south,
and consequently no schedule that can at present
be prepared here will be of any appreciable valAe.