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The line of morality is sometimes very
fancifully drawn. A municipal law of
Georgetown, S. Z. declares to play billiards
after il O'Clock at night, is dangerous to NOR
ais. but playing before twelve o'clock is
nroper and legal If a game therefore is be-
gun a few minutes before twelve and ended
few minutes after twelve, the first part IS
correct and proper, but the latter part dam
nable and corrupt. When the clock desig-
mates between vice and virtue, clock makers
are the greatest philosophers.


An Irishman by the name OF john Mullen, was
killed in Brooklyn on the Goth "lt by blow on
the head. from one of the arms OF a windmill
near Mitchell S oil factory.


The Patterson On. J. ln'ellgcncer states
that a man aged lO4 years, came to that place
last week from New-York on foot, distance of l6
miles to obtain employment. lie IS native OF
Scotland. -


We learn from Mexico, that on the 25d OF
February the monk .Rrenos, whose plot against
the government we had occasion to mention
some time ago, was condemned to death, by
the military court. In the following week he
was to be shot.


Advices from ST. Thomas, by an arrival at
New-York in 10 days, state that the market was
glutted with American produce, business dull,
money scarce, and many more sellers than pur