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Mosr AFFLIcTING DEATH.-Captain Samuel H.
Marshall, OF the ship Powhattan, few days since
arrived from Liverpool was accidentally drowned in the
bay Tuesday night last and that too under most
affecting circumstances Upon hin arrival in port he Wis
tied the city, leaving his wife and child board
vessel at the lower shipping anchorage. On Tuesday
night he started on the schooner Nmrod, "a ligher to
80 down TO his vessel with the intention of bringing his
we and child up to the city About O'Clock when the
hippirg Captain M. it is presumed with the purpose Of
looking out for his ship stepped out in the gengwsy and
he vessel had been removed he fell ovcrhosrd Cspten
NJ was a native of Portsmouth, VI where he has
tidngs will bring sorrovag and griefMobiic .adrertier
M1rct IA.