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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-26

Rose Cordial for Bowel Affection.
CURE cure-only 20 cents.' at Heinitsh's
- Drug Store.
BLACKBERRY WINE; pure Juice and old;
excellent for bowel complaint.
TAMARINDS-freeh. cooling and re.
freshing drink may be had by using Tama-
rind5. For sale at HEINITSH'S
May 27t Drug Store,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-26

TJNHE attention OF the citizens s called to
Il the following eectiOne OF an Ordinance
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-26

SponEes. Sponges, sponges.
GLOVE, Carriage, Rect, Coach,
ID Toilet, Grass, Wool. Slate, Zemodra
Bponges, In every variety, for sale cheap at
May3t HEINITsH'S DRUG sTORE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-26
Greenville anc Columbia Railroad

E7M M Egas2aaEz rAss ENG 3;;,i I Il
Sundays excepted, .conEect.le viii Night
Trains OH South Car olinA Eli!Ioa NJ and
down; with Trains going NorlL ard Soutl. Oh
Charlotte, Colu 1ba and Auer,ta ard Viii
ming.on Colunt lila and Augusta Railroads.
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Change of Schedule.
SOUTH CAHoLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 70. 1872.
-: N. ExH 1nn5zassh, Change OF Schedule
hM 92 &K Rg2k to &C iD;o el,ct Oh

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NA!I AND PAsEENGI T. TEAI..
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Leave ClarltrtCl.t........ ...... -. ?."t IL m
Eri.y, 81 Criunil i,-At. At............... 5.Znp M
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT All ACCOMPANIES
TRAIN, tSnhds!s 1:crr;uG.:
Leave ColunLla .7.:i r:,C. e - Z
Arrive Charlcstor III ,r ltaSr. e IN.
Camden Train will rul4 MtLG.y. " WcdMesdny
and Friday. as foiluws:
Leave Camden at.......... % \. VI.
Arrive at Colur.b!h at ........... IL 65 a. NJ =.
Leave COlumtia at.... ............ 2.W I. NJ.
Arrive n: Can.ltE a:............ G. 90 l.. NJ.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta r.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June l6. 1873.
ESs uN GERAE THE following SCbed-
&& 4A Y66A49 u,a will go into eject

Arllyc at Union Depot, wilmington, S.CU III
Passengers leaving Columbia on the 80 A.
II. Train arrive III Riclluond at q 20 A. IL: the
following day, Washington 12.5 L. N New
Those taking tLc 10 50 P. NJ. Train from
Columbia have choice or routes at Weldon,
either by tic Bay Line, arriving in baltimore
at 500 a. ~, or by the all rail line. [ria Eich-
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. SUIT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
m, Bnbcocl Hire RxtiuruI.ber,

The value Of the Babcock Extinguisher seems
totea fact growing more oonclusively demon
sirated, every day. In the New York EUening
Post, OF Monday, we find the following, under
tho caption of "a Narrow Escape from Fire u
"At about half-past- seven o'clock, on Saturday
night, dense mass Of smoke was discovered
risling up the hatchway in the composing room
Of the EUening Post, and upon examination it
vss discovered TO proceed from the press-room
Tie persons employed in the building who were
present at that hour, were promptly on hand.
bn the fire had already made much progress,
md had it not been that q number Of " Babcock
Fire Extinguishers are kept in the Office, it is
extremely probable that the three buildings
wO i'd have been entirely destroyed. As 1t was,
tue ire was quickly extinguished by the use Of
two VI these valuable machines, and the buildings
We're saved Only two persons were in the prem
i.e- at tho time Of the FIRE, and they succeeded
IN putting it out, unaided, except by the Bah
cock Extinguisher."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
The ID. Ss d. Railroad.

REPORT OF ITS OPERATIONS FOR LAST YEAR.
The annual report Of the Dorchester Della
ware Railroad running from seaford to Gam
bridge, has just been laid before the public in
pamphlet form. The Cambridge Chronicle sum-
marizes it in this manner:
The report of Mr.. Hessey, Superintendent,
shows the total revenue of the road to have been
$22, ,79l 49, being an increase Of six per cent over
the receipts for 1871. OF through passengers
2.9O9, of local passengers 9.335 passed over the
road furnishing from this source $9,15255.
Freights paid $11 1888, 81, the Mail services 81,
591 25, and $5658 came in from sundry sources.
While the peach crop was about one-third short,
the deficiency was more than supplied by the in
creased expectation of small fruits. Linkwood
sent off more peaches this year than East New
Market, the latter vicinity exported more straw
berries, while Airey's was ahead in raspberries.
williamsburg is ahead on the goosberry question
and Cambridge in peas.
The Treasurers Report (Mr. Thomas W. An
derson) shows the operating expenses of the
road to be SIS, ,616.64, and the net earnings to
be S7,175.25.
The report Of President Byrn congratulates
the stockholders upon the CONS tantly developing
prospects Of the railroak. Calls attention by
way Of illustration to the fact that in 1871, Al 3l4
quars of strawberries were shipped over the road
az against 167 ,947 in 1872, and over million
quarts are expected next season, judging from
the immense number OF plants set out. They
have paid from $500 to 5000 per acre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
An Exemption Bill Demanded

From the Smyrna IntelligencPr-Democr
Mr., Shelldrake has introduced another Ex-
ehlpIon Bill ia the House, the purport of which
Is 70 exempt from execution the family Bible,
ourlal lot family school books and library, tools
10 the amount OF $50, wearing apparel and other
PERSONAL property to the amount Of 5000, said
exemption to apply only after the passage of
lle act This bill has been printed, and it is
salG meets with favor among the members gem
eialy. Move on gentlemen-give us measures
1t il disgraceful that it is necessary to thus
@i y, that the family Bible, wearing apparel, &C.,
VI citizens Of Delaware are subject to be sold
aluer execution process. We doubt II there il
aaaOIler State in the Union where such is the
Jaw laW' 90 on-dO something that gives evidence
VI sa ptogreas-the people are anxious for whole
sole progressive action on the part Of their re-
!tesentatiyes. II either House kills exemption
sl'e people want the record to keep for future
u7e and reference. The Democratic party can
destruction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Two million slaves in Brazil.
France has not recognized the Spanish Re-
public yet.
Coolies are being rapidly imported into the
Central American States.
MIR. A. W. Fenno, well-known actor, died
suddenly at New York yesterday.
Why is chicken pie like gunsmith's shop ?
Because 1t contains fowl-in pieces.
President Grant is said to be opposed to the
holding Of an extra session Of Congress.
George William Curtis is a native of Provi-
dence, r l., and is forty-nine years old.
Father Burke and the very Rev. M. d. Lilly
will from New York for Ireland next Satur-
day.
-Locusts in immense quantities are collected,
boiled, dried and eaten in BarbAry with great
relish.
"A girl sixteen years old has carried the mails
over thirty-four miles of Iowa road three times
per week all winter.
Mime. Rachel, the face-enameler, in Lon
don is one Of the oonviots who are out of prison
on q ticket-of-leave
"A plough manufacturing firm in Maysville,
KY, has received an order for one hundred Of
their ploughs, TO be sent to the interior Of Mex
leo.
"A genius has invented a double-barreled
combined rifle and shotgun. The riaed barrels
fit inside the others, and can be taken out at
pleasure.
Archbishop McCloskey has appointed Faith
er Preston Vicar General of the Roman Catholic
Archdiocese of New York, to succeed Father
STAIRS, deceased.
"A boy, only 10 years old, has been sentenced
to three years in q reformatory for an attempt
to poison one of the masters at the East London
Industrial School.
-"This company shall never get another cent
of my money" said an angry lady on a railway
train How then will you travel asked the
conductor. "Ill pay you"
-"Why do you spend 80 much money on your
wife's funeral? ?" asked a man of a neighbor
" All sir, was the reply, "she would have
done as much for me, and more, too, with pleas
ure."
George Driver, of Chicago, who has just
been sentenced to be hanged for the murder Of
his wife. was convicted on the evidence of his
two children-one fourteen, the other nine.
Sir" said an astonished landlady to trav-
eler, who had just sent his cup forward for the
seventh time ''you must be very fond Of coffee"
Eyes, madam, l am." he replied "or 1 never
should have drank 80 much water to get little"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
LeRIsIature Notes.
[Reported for the CommeroIall


The bill which passed the House, a few days
ago, prohibiting gypBies from coming into the
State, was defeated, yesterday, in the Senate.
The Commissioners to aid in enforcing the
fishery act are to reside, one each, at Port Penn,
Delaware City, New Castle. Wilmington, and
Claymont.
The bill passed by the House, yesterday, in
reference to the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., OF Mill Creek, relieves that Company from
State tax. 1t has no surplus find, and complains
of its inability to sustain taxation.
Among the various petitions, yesterday. were
one from L. W. Lattomus, and others, of Apo
quinimink, asking the removal of the Court
House to Wilmington and one on the same
subject from N. Williams and others. The re-
movhl movement has been supported by strong
petitions.
On Tuesday next we may expect discussion
Of the Usury Question, the bill modifying the
penalty for higher rate than six per cent hAv-
ing been postponed till that time.
Mr.. Shelldrake, of Dover, has taken charge of
the Ship Canal bill, in the Honse.
Constable Doran's acts during the time in
which he continued to act, after his term expir-
ed, are legalized by the amended bill passed in
House, yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
No We Live In : Tenn perate zoue .

Mr. George A. Shove, in a curious article call
ed Life under Glass, in the March Atlantic,
says:
It would seem almost as if the old geographers
were using language in Pickwickian sense,
when they marked this region of the globe aB
being in a temperate zone Probably many
youth has wondered as he has sat shivering on
the back seat OF an Old-fashioned New England
school-house, during wintry Northwestern, what
sort of zone an intemperate one must be, il
the one in which his lot was cast could be called
temperate. A climate can hardly be considered
remarkable for temperatures which swings
round the circle, from ultratropical heat in July
almost to the intense cold OF the planetary spaces
In January,-a range, in some years, OF more
than hundred and twenty degrees OF fahren-
heit's scale. Nearly sixty people have been sun
struck in New York city during single midsum-
mer's day, while few months later the daily
Journals would perhaps, contain accounts Of
deaths by freezing eitl or in the city or on board
of vessels Off the coast Except during part
of the autumn and few days or weeks at other
seasons, extremes would seem to be the normal
condition of our capriclous climate, extremes,
not only of temperature, but of the hygrometrio
state OF tho atmosphere. As general rule, the
crops Of the much. enduring farmer or gardener
are either drowned in Alaskan floods Of rain or
withored under Coloradan drouth.
A region liable to such sudden Alterations OF
temperature is the congenial habitat Of con-
sumption, which in some localities, is the cause
of one-fourth Of mortality. 1t is one OF the
great backgrounds of the thermal and frigid
forces now one prevails, now the other, in this
disputed territory, where the truces between the
contending powers are generally Of brief dura-
| ton. AS on other battle-helds, the contention
is disastrous in its consequences to the peaceful
| inhabitants. Sometimes, in winter or in spring
| the temperature falls fifty or more degrees in
| less than as many hours. The buds of the hard
| iest vines and fruit-trees are destroyed by the
piercing oold which also extends its fatal effects
/ to mankind The bills of mortality always
/ shoW an increase in the number Of deaths at
/ such periods, particularly among the aged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
State Items.

The second lecture Of the couse will be deliv-
cred al Dover on the 9th, by d. B. Comegys.
FELTON, aspires to printing Office. This will
not be the first time it has experienced blasted
hopes.
John Fl. Hoffeckor has taken out letters of ad-
ministration on the estate OF the late Henry
Raughley, Of Smyrna.
An apparently healthy and good horse belong
ing to Mr. Thomas English. Constable for Ken
ton Hd., fell dead in his track at vendue on
Monday. The animal had travelled finely to the
vendue and manifested no symptom of disease
whatever.
At the sale of Mr.. Samuel Brady in st. Georges
Hundred, on the 9th instant, eleven head of
horses brought total Of 90 $50, being an average
Of 52l4 so per head. The highest price was
1926 lowest, $101.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
Amusement Notes.

Nine. Lucca, through her agent, paid 5000
thlers on the 9th nit. TO the management of
tile Grand Opera in Berlin, as q forfeit for hsv-
Ing broken her engagement before its termina-
ton
"A tragedy Of Shakespeare has been perform
ell for the first time on the Spanish stage At
Madrid, Hamlet" has been brought out in a
Sp nish version by Don Carlos Coello.
a new opera house, an open-air theatre. and
another enclosed, are projected in Rome, as
those existing are small and inferior.
Max Maretzek announces another season OF
Italian Opera in New York with Mme Luoca, be-
ginning on Monday, the Gath inst.
-Janauschek's tour through the South was a
grand series Of triumphs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
Unusual sickness and Mortality at AIaueh
Chunk.

Unusual sickness and Mortality at HInueh
Chunk.
Aspecial to the Philadelphia Ledger of Tues
day says:
An Unprecedented mortality is prevailing here
from various diseases, probably attributable to
the character Of the winter, producing among
the mountains an oppressive dampness that has
continued for months. Six funerals were held
Yesterday, and within the last twenty-four hours
i've adul; persons and two children have died.
some of our pioneers, whose residence here
dates back fifty years, have fallen. Among them
are Lucus Ashley, who was a companion and
partner of Judge AsR Packer. when he ran canal
poa's on the Lehigh, and Judge George Bedford,
Weu.known and wealthy coal operator. The
VIE Of Jacob II. Zalkeld, Of the machine works
has Just died.
The diseases most prevalent are fevers, and !
Halady resembling the epizooty, existing and
slreadiDgin an epidemical FORM There are ovei
one hundred cases of the latter disease, many
o. them complicated with other ailments, anC
lhey to result fatally. A deep feeling of de
nity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
and See IL!

Go and see the Centripetal Power in operation at
ia Market street. 1t is the greatest invention Of
the age, and the Messrs. Smith Co the Patentees.
deserve thanks and fortune for Its discovery. 1t
peaceable revolutionizer from hard physical labor
to ease and comfort in farmers and carpenters
work. Those interested in agriculture should not
fail TO visit the place and the wonder, with
in the reach of all those who desire to reap the ad-
vantlges which the discovery places at their dlspo
SAL Combined Machine, motive Power unequall-
ed and all at such small price that IL cannot fail
to satisfy the most skeptical Of great change in
progress in machinery for agricultural and mechan-
ical purposes,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
Tho NIIshap. Of a pIinuenotn Man.

81. young man in Minnesota has met with the
v,TIi!olwlng mishaps: He stepped on board a train
which, as he had every reason to believe, would
iaAe I INN to Jonesville swiftly enough to enable
,us u'ul TO keep an engagement he had made to
~, marry young woman. The train was delayed,
S9 SIS lady. got huffy, and since the bridegroom
v,l u' not appear, instantly married another man,
s sno suddenly remembered that he had loved her
iiondly. The ardent frat lover was so anxious
,o |" reach Jonesvlle that he acted neryously, was
NAeh 10 in charge by detectives as one implicated
,aS aS great robbery which had just been commit
u "s N Chicago, and was liberated at last only to
I Lnu lhat blight and mldew had gathered all over
I'M i,s nonest affections, and that the world was
'Hueed cold and desolate and unsympathetic.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
9eaths.

BRIGGS.-On Wednesday morning, George Briggs,
in his 10Th year, native OF Dutton, Northampton
shire, England,
The friends OF the family and the members Of st.
George Society invited to attend his funeral at
the Old Swede's Church, at o'clock, Sunday after
noon.
DETTLING.-IR this city, Feb. 10Th, 1873, Wilhel-
mine Dettling, aged 13 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
sUectfuy invited to attend her funeral TO leave the
residence OF her mother, No. Gil Walnut street. on
Friday afternoon O'Clock without further notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

AS We minated would be the case, Governor
Hltranft has signed the bill authorizing the
Union Passenger Railway to lay tracks on Mar
kst st:eet, in Philadelphia. There is much to be
sad on both sides of the case, and, considering
the overwhelming vote of the Legislature for
the bill the Governors veto would have seemed
piorile, and would certainly have been inaffec-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
sunpnIsr MAsouERApE.-A pleasant surprise

SURPRISE MAsoUERADE.-A pleasant surprise
party took place at the residence of Mr.. A. II. P.
Barr, 1916 King street, on Monday evening. A
company of twenty three couples,in in masquerade Q
dress, suddenly "pounced down" assuming char
acters which might be classed as historical, ro-
mantle, and ridiculous. Pocahontas, Topsy, the
Lady Of Lyons, Lady Washington, and Brother
Jonathan mixed and mingled with fishermen,
ghosts ounces, school-boys, and the "Heathen
Chinese" whose tricks were not all in vain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

THE WATER WIToH STEAMER.-The new
steamer of the Water Witch Fire Co. was put in
action at Fifth and Shipley streets, yesterday
afternoon, for the first time. This was not her
trial, however, but only an operation to timber
up the machinery and test its readiness for
work. The new steamer behaved splendidly,
and gave great satisfaction. Her trial will not
be made before Saturday it is thought.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

LECTURE. Milton Jackson, M. s., will deliver
an illustrated lecture on the "Air we Breathe, "
before the Delaware Institute Of Mechanical
Arts formerly Workingmen's Institute) at the
streets, on Saturday evening, the 22d inst, at
aiQht oiolock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

strawberry culture is greatly increasing, down
tbe Peninsula Along the line of the Dorches-
ter and Delaware Railroad, from Seaford and
cambridge, there were shipped to market, in
III, Al, ,Sl4 quarts OF berries while in 1872
there we're l67947 quarts; and during the pres
ent year it is thought the number will reach
one million.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

BOARD OF TRADE.-The attendance at the dali
ly meeting of the Board of Trade is not largely
maintained, but about eight or ten business men
are present, daily, from 12:45 to Ills o'clock,
and their interest in the custom does not seem
to flag. An operator and telegraph instrument
are always present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
SECOND EDITION.
2:3O, p. M.
From washIpstsn.

RESOLUTIONS OF IMPEACHMENT OF Mr.. ooLFAx'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
Fernando Wood has prepared resolution
for the impeachment of Vice President Colfax
to be offered to-day in the House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

Mr. Pullman has arranged with one Of the
,re.t English rAilwAys-the "Midland"-to fur
Oi.b it with his Palace drAwing-room and sleep
Inc coaches. Now, il he will have them built in
wilmington, his complete triumph will be as
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
rhs dihildren,a JnhiIee.

The children's jubilee, for the benefit Of Pro-
lessor Clemmer, takes place at the Opera House,
lbs evening. All the seats were sold. yester-
dAy, and tickets for standing room only will be
purchasabe, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

The excellent bill, prepared and introduced by
tovis Thompson, protecting the rights Of pro-
naty Of married women, came very near defeat,
in tbe House, yesterday, passing by the bare ma
i,1tv OF one. We are at loss to understand
what are the arguments against 30 proper
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
Savannah papers report the shad to be very

large this season.
alter alter being whirled around shaft half an
Hj, nur, at the rate Of five hundred revolutions
minute, a Pittsburg, Penn, machin at had the
home. w SN' A''''-- -OO90 o.
cii;..i "a montreal chimney-sweep undertook to ia
nasis ,iste matters by pouring in powder. The ex-
H. Esosullent was terrific success in the opinion Of
family. ''""'- '''s ~''''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

There is reading matter, to-day,on every page
=, tbe COMMERCIAL. On our third page, We pub
Id, an interesting column of selections, on vari-
ana topics, of thought, comment, and sugges-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
Atarriagfs.

CARPENTER-MATLACK. Tuesday, Feb. 1s,
the R Rev. r. Stubs, Mr. Robert P. Carpenter, q
Philadelphia. To Miss Anna M. Matlack only
daughter Of John q. Matlack, ESQ.,, Of Whining
ton. Del. No cATda.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
ENGLAND.

" THE CoLLIERY EXPLOSION IN sTAFFoRDsH1RE.
LONDON, Feb. 20.
Only twenty Miners lost their lives by the late
Colliery Explosion in Staffordshire. AL the
bodies have been recovered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

The President, with Senator Wilson and Mr..
ooIf.x visits Baltimore, to-day, and will attend
, Fair this evening. Baltimore can copy Will
,aington, you see.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

In Spain, the Carlists have been defeated
again, this time in Catalonian forest.
A Kentucky man offers to wager 800 that he
can out-sleep any other man in the State.
A couple in Lafayette. Ind, made each others
acquaintance on Sunday and were married on
Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

No police cases, this morning.
The Programme will appear, this evening, for
the Jubilee
Camp stools will be allowed to be placed in
the aisles of the Opera House, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20

FURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD co. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD h co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD u co. sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD & co. sell the handsomest Furniture.
GOULD & co. have the largest Stock.
GOULD Il CO. have all kinds of Furniture.
GOULD a co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD co offer Blrgans.
GOULD 4 co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD d co. have great advantages in Manufac-
turing
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant.
GOULD q CD. have Polite Atiendants.
GOULD n co have wel-lighted Stores.
GOULD Il CO. have four stores.
GOULD CO,
N. Z. Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and 80
N. SECOND ST., 1916 MARKET St., and 212
8. Second Street.
PHILADRLPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
FIRST EDITION.
goo p. M.
new York.

SUPPOSED INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE 'RrSd."
NEW YoRK, Feb 20.
The Grand Jury in the Court Of Oyer and
rerminer presented number of indictments,
which are supposed to be against the members
Of the ''ring."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.
Cotton firm 21@221s. Flour firm; supers,
49l@511; extras col; Penna. extra family !;
79l@911. Wheat declining; Red, $1.S8@1 .96.
No. Q Spring, 6@6T. Corn dull; Yellow,
5815@59 White, so. Oats, very dull, 46@5O.
Whiskey, dull, 91. Gold, 1145s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-20
Prof Dos. Santos.

FUNERAL THIS MoRNEG-REMovAL OF BODY TO
WILMINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.
The funeral services over the remains Of Pro-
fessor Dos Santos took place this morning, in
st. Mary's church, where he had been oragnist
for twenty-five years. The body was removed
to Wilmington for interment.