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CONGRESSIONAL.
IN THE H0tSE -tcb
SENATE YESTERDAY. vr.
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS
CASE DOUBTFUL.
4 SHOWER OF ,DIIIs tNTR0DUCED
ISTHE HOUSE.
ANOTHER VICTIM.

WAsnINaroN, December ID ohm y.
Mitchnsr, in charge Of the Dead Letter
office, was arrested to-day charged with
sbsiractins money from Letters. Accused
was held TO bail in the sum of s't1o FOR
further hearing.
SIR. WILLIAMS.
Tho Senate was in session several logts
this afternoon on the nomination VI Geo.
Ii. Williams Tor ehiei Justice rad AL
journed without confirming y. Some
toabts are expressed ~ several Of .heagu-
ators 81 20 fsvoratleretut.'
The House committee on AppsopIiA-
tions. to-day allotted work as follows:
Messrs Lsughridge, Parker and Han
cock are charged with the preparation Of
the Indian appropriation BIZ.
mir. Omen with the pension bill
Mr.. Swami with the diplomatic and
consular bill.
MIR. S.arkweather with bill for f3r;iice-
tons, marshal snd military academy.
Mr. Tyler with postal service bill.
Mr.. Wheeler with army bill.
Dir. Hale with navy appropriation bills
IespcSticlb.
The bills for deficiency, sundriss, civil
and bills making appropriations for legis-
lstivs, executive, judiciary and ezpon ses
of the government, were not assigned by
Chairman Garfield who will have charge
of the latter.
This following resolution WAS informally
submitted TO the Ways and Means Com
u,.ee thi. morning by Judga Kelly, with
the statement that he intends TO offer it in
the house under motion orsuspension Of
tho rules. No vote of the committee was,
however, asked for or taken on il, or for
any similar proposition. The following
is keliy's resolution;
Resolved, That it is tho sense Of the
house tina. the taxes which now burden
the people should not bs increased, but
that extraordinary means, If any be re-
CURED, for the support Of the goyernmen,
during the temporary paralysis OF the in.
du,tries Of the country, now prevailing,
should DO obtained in temporary loans on
bonds bearing a low rate Of interest in
currency aud redeemablsn United States
notes.
Outstanding legal tenders, So, 40, G5O.l5.
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From Boston.
! DEATH OF PROF. AtHisIz.

- q DAA - VI fOi' -AN0ie'
v-i-Bos'ror, Decentber l5.[tf'hs1ast horrs
Of Prof. Agassiz were apparently passed
in unconsciousness. At tgo clock ia the
afternoon Sunday he had IN attack SINH
lar to the one experienced before tho sus-
pension az respiration which was con-
linued half minute accompanied by
other indications Of approaching diasolu-
ton. These We're succeeded By unnatu-
rally rapid breathing that continued TO
grow fainter with departing vigor The
patient lay upon his side, ssd beyond an
occs.ionsl CONFUSION or movement Of
ths.lnb,, there were no signs thst ho zuf-
Jared pain, and the finale was scarce per
ceptiLie. Flags at Cambridge are at half
mast.
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SENATE.

At expiration " morning hour, Sher.
man objected 70 further debate and called
up Resolution reported by Finsnoa
Committee on Wednesday, il regard to
present mon notary arrangement.
Mr.. Anthony introduced resolution
directing Committee on printing to Gu
uuire wast charges are necessity inprint-
ing and dStrit using public documents,
Referred.
Mr.. Conklin presented petition Of ship
owner. touching the Geneva award. The
petitioners claim that during .l,s ,ubrtI,V.
tney were engaged in Commerce on high
seas, and vessels belonging to them were
destroyed by other rebel cruisers than the
Alabams and those named By the Geneva
Tribunal, and therefore they we're entitled
10 part of that award. Referred
Mr.. Sherman from Finance Committee,
reported back to house, the bill TO provide
for redemption Of tho Loan OF So
1t was passed with several
unimportsnt resolutions reported
by Mr.. Sherman Of the Finsnce commit
teo on Wednesday last, then tsksn up by
Mr.. Ferry of Michigan, offered rs sub
stitu.e the resolution recently introduced
by him directing the Finance committee
to report such measures Us would establish
free banking, increase tho volume Of cur
rency one hundred million dollars, and
making the whole currency government
issue.
The views of minority as reported by
BAyard on Wednesday were read.
Mr.. Pratt addressed the Senate and said
he did not see how 1t was practicable 70
return to specie payments and favored an
elasticity Of currency. the voice Of tho
entire West wss emphatic that we wanted
moro currency. He referred to the high
rates Of intsres. and 70 the fact that
money will be sssrce whom for legitimate
purposes il commands IL per cent. Cur
rency should be adjusted 10 meet the legi-
innate wants Of business aud IN such
n manner a. TO look forward
! steadily to the return OF specie paymen t.
| He would vote for the resolution reported
| by the majority, bs. would % 80 with the
| expectation that the ommiltse wolli re-
port plan TO increase the volume Of Cur-
| rsncy.
| Morton said he would Ike 70 be heard
on this sub sct, but was no. prepared o.
speak now, and therefore asked tka, the
resolution should go over I'll. lo.morfow.
| Sherman had no doubt tina, the commit
tee on finance was prepared 10 carry into
election the VA! Of The Senate, b. 10
thought it difficult PROPOSE, on 10 nam
the day when specie payment should ka
resumed. The resolution was laid over
A bill - authorize the organization III
national banks with circulation vss taken
up
Dir. Morton favored the pssisgs Of the
bill, and Merriam and BsyaFd opposed It
and without taking n vote, tie 9eg az
won, into executive session, AL room alta
adjourned.
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a, expiration Of morning hour, Sher.
man objected to further debate and called
up q Resolution reported by Finance
Committee on Wednesday, il regard t.
present monetary arrangement.
Mr.. Anthony introduced n resolution
h;.nntnnx l,nr,, ~ nn r,rirliinn a., an.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-02

-, The argetown zisses sssys: Ison
Thursday, ,1taFno ons the 81 ss :;ltss, ID ioas
o'clock, at d place lcalled Racooon
Point, which is on Bulls Bay. South of
Rsecoon Keys and near Cape Roman,
DR.. w, "A. AT: Dsaa, jumping III thS
water to save q negro boy who had
fallan in. suddenly disappeared from
views and nothing further. has been
heard from OK seen Of him."
The meeting in Laurens, in .opposi.
ton to the subscription voted for the
Laurens and Aaheville Railroad, sdops-
ed resolution authorising proceedings
to be Instituted. TO set aside the sub.
scription, and that 81, 900 Be raised fos
the purpose OF carrying on the suit. =
Regular passenger trains will COM
mence running between Charlotte and
Atlantis on Thureday next. September
4. leaving Charlotte at g. 225 A. NJ, and
reaching Atlanta at IL .B6 p. M, 1777
A. white mans, named Lnke Travis.
was found drowned in the river. near
Augusta. on Saturday, having, while in.
toticated, walked over the hikh bluffs
into the river. 41a;es 'ist,- nj Is. Is5kit
The Governor. has appointed hressrs.
William M Taft, O.. o.. Puffer, j. N.
Hayne, B. 81. Hoyt and J. L. Walker
Commissioners of Election for Charles
ton. >''r 1I, 9d.1t's
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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

VNAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
Il the public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
sisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
lelodeeons, !io!!ns, Guitars, Rsnjos, Flutes,
Accordeone, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruction Books for every class of Musical
Instruments on band at ali times. We are
sole Agents for the state "f South Carolina
OF Estey Co.'S COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
State, marked c. 0. u. Good $tcono-hand
Pisnos and Organs for alc cheap, tor cash.
Pianos, Organs and Mcl0dcons Tuned and
Repaired in a satisfactory manners; and will
give especial att tention to r.chirr removing
ana SHIPPING Pianos tor other ra.ti, .oany
point desired, at moderate prices
All orders promptly attended to and atis-
faction guaranteed Ia those :avuiinr us with
their patronage. Send tor our catait guo OF
Sheet Music and Musical Ncrchandist HI.
rhardson street n few door. Lbuv. rnTXlx
Office. Columbia. y. e. Nov7
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
OF
SOUTII CARnIT~s
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received

INTEREST ALLOWED AT THE RATE
OF SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM
ON CERTIFICA 1'ES OF Deposit
AND SIX PER CENT. OOMPO UNDED
EVERY SIX MONTHS ON ACCOUNTS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John 3. Palmer, President.
A. G. BreniZer, Cashier.
J. u. Sawyer, in general charge.
John G. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, John 3.
Palmer, A. c. Haskell, F. ". McAIastcr. E.
Fl. Heinitsh, T: L. Gregg, Columbia.
G. I. Scott, W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
B. Il. Rutledge, Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Char
cston.
MECHANICS. Laborers, Clerks, Widows.
1Xl Orphans and others may here deposit
their savings and draw liberal rate of inter-
est thereon. Planters, profes eional Men and
Trustees wishing to draw interest on their
funds until they require them for business or
other 9th. purposes; Parents desiring to set apart
small sums for children, and Married Women
and Minors twhoee deposits can only be with
Drawn by seives, or, in CAGE Of death, by
their !eeal 0ntatlves,) wishing to lay
aside funds fuldre use, are here afforS ed
an opport, y OF depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the same time, be subject to Withdrawal
Mnen needed. Aug 18
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The 'sMorris Cotton Gin ,,

HAVING enlarged my business. I again
IL, IL offer the above Gin to the planters Of
os sonsh ~ Oarolina; al Having been thirty:eight
please the mostfastidious. My Gins are war
rantea to please, or no sale. They run
lighter, gin cleaner, make more lint from the
san same quantity OF seed cotton. than any other
Gin made. The price lober than any Gin in
the market. Planters wishing these Gins.
Will please order edrly, to avoid delay.
WOOD TURNING OF every style done with
neasnoss and despatch, and cheaper than
dress r M0RRrs
July Is 9m Columbia n
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF
COL LU NIElh, SC.

Present CAPITAL, @15o nm
duthorized Capital, $500 0GO
OFFICERS.
JOHN D. PALMER, President.
a. G. BKENIZER, Cashier.
=; n. 6. GUTT, Assistant Cashier.
Z Wis BANK will soon occupy it's m enifi-
- cent three story and Mansard Roof buiid-
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson stree!., bnt
Ior inc present. will do business ut it's old
Banking House, opposite the Columbia Hotel
a ! general Banking: business transacted. Ger.
tihcates OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate or Seven per: cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills of Exchange and other evidences
Of Of debt discounted, and money loaned on COL
laterais; stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all tho prominent cities
IN tho United States bought and sold.
E rUWIhEGIohsLJas. ~ a; =. Black; JohnB. Palmer.
SON. G. ". Bearden, (of Copeland Bear.
den, r. L: Bryan, ". c. Swaffield, fof r. 4
": G. Swafiield,) ". 3. Stanley, ]. Q. seegers;
samuel S2S McGowan, Abbcville; James r. Rion'
Winnsboro. Feb
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Shingles.

WE are now pre- pare d 20 furnish our first
w class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES in
any desired quantity and upon tic shortcst
notice. For economy, durability and supe-
rIor finish, they cannot be cXceied. ship
ments made 10 any part OF the country
promptly.
McNASrEK. MONrElTH 4 ROATH.
March 16 emo
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Summer Wines and Fall Stock
HOOKS, Ciarets, Burgundics, Sherries.
Vintage 1855, 1860, 1858 and 1886.
Choice Mellow Whiskies Of various brands,
lne!uding our exclusive specially. MARY.
LAND CLUB-hneBt extant.
July 20 GEO. SWIMMERS. q
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Teas and Coffee.
ESPEOIAL attention paid to the excellence
~ Of these domestic Injuries. ~
TEAS from SO cents to choicest imported
at $500 per pound. Our PAROEED JAVA
COFFEE is genuine; also, Mooha;. stock Of
RAW COFFEES varied and sold at low
prices. GEO. SYMMERS.
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Eeinitsh'e Queens Delight

Ee!nltsh Rneen's Uelight.
The Great Blood Purifier.
NOR the cure of all Chronic Diseases, Scro
sypelas, Kidney, Bladder and Liver Com.
plants. Dyspepeia. Affections Of the Lungs
and Throat, Female Disorders. Purifies TIC
Blood. Restores to Health and Vigor, Clears
tho Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Get
mono other genuino,) Columbia, i. c,
July 294
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PRIOR TO GOING NORTH

ANOR new goods. and before putting aside
IL Summer Fabrics, wo
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[ OBSTACLES TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
relief for young men from the effects Of
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. 1mpediments to marriage removed.
NeW, method Of treatment. New and re-
markabie remedies. Books and circulars
sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Addrcss
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution hsv.
Ing high reputation for honorable conduct
ana professional skill. July 3mo
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IS Choice Wines.
SO MISREPRESENTATION CHAMPAGNE,
cO 40 cases Sparkling Catawba, :
~ cases nYi1 Bara, y 10 Cases "Red Seal,"
10 ases"Kelley' y's" Island Wine.
3caaks Harmony Sherry i.i5,
2casks"Amontilado Sherry"
casks "Resere Madeira" n .u ~
For sale by HOPE &GYLEs,
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RichAand School for BOYS,
y, Lanvale street, near Park Avenue,
iaA}n,J BALTIMORE, MD.

.
Both Boarding and Day Pupils Received.
INSTRUCTORS: .
WN. !. MARTIN, AM. Graduate Universit
o. South Oarolins, Principal-Englieh and
W. OARY RonINsoN. Graduate University OF
VirginiaaMathematics. Greek and English.
HENRY R: OAnTxni Gradu,te University Of
plrglnta-Appnod Mathematics, Natural Sci.
ence and Engineering.
M. LEoNcE NAB1LLoN-French.
~. LUcIEN r. PERT-German.
MIR. A. J. CARNEs-ComMercia Arithm etic
and Bookkeeping.
~ PUPILS carefully prepared for
<AtM college or for business pursuits.
No The seventh annual session. com.
mencing September IS, viii be
1p held In the new and commodious
school building, which has lust
h been m, erected: For further. particulars apply
h;dh 90 ine Iii i;fi1ncipa or consult tho Catalogues
Aug 20 limo
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COLUMBIA MAIZE ACADEMY

- + The NEXT SESSION; begins
A tshPIEMBER is, 1873. The Prin-
tent Instructors. The studins in n
sS elude q full high school course in
e English, together with Latin,
Greek, French and German. a PRIZE
SOHOLARSHIP,t rendered to this Academy
blythe Faculty OF ashington and Lee Uni.
vers;ty, having been accepted, the award
VIII be made, at the close OF the session. to
the pupil etanding first for the scholastic
year. For further Information, apply to the
aug z6IflO s., Principal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

JuHR CARPENTER ANp THEE OTHER PRIs-
oNERs BREAK OUT uF DOVER JAIL.
During Tuesday night John Carpen-
ter charles Hatfield, John Parker and
Hall stanton, all cOlnred, aud confined in
Dover Jail, escaped by saving the bars out
Of the windows OF their cells with an old
Barlow knife.
CARPENTER, 1t will be remembered, was
sentenced TO he hung Friday week, but Gov
ernOr Ponder, on Monday Of last week, res
pitcd the execution until December 10th
nest.
The other prisoners, we believe, were all
serving out sentences for larceny, except
ing. perhaps. Hall stanton, who. Il we mis-
take not. was confined for assHulting a col
ored man with knife, near Frederick, in
the spriug.
II wasnot known ntil,Wednesdaymornin
that the Iaii birds had flown. An active
search WAS instituted for them Immediately.
Sihcc writing the above we have received
the following special dispatch from Dover
relating to the affair
5. seial telegram To EVERY BvBEiNa.
DuvEE, July Pour men broke out al
the iail here last night. Their names are aa
follows; Jehn Carpenter, whJ was sen
fenced to he hung last Friday, but was re
spited by tine Governor Charles Hatfield
| John Parker and Hall stanton, all colOred
| The Sheriff has offered 800 reward for tho
capture OF Carpenter, and ~ reward tor the
| apprehension Of each of the lugitives.
J. IL. X.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

now TINS DAY WILL ~ CELEBRATED HERE
AhoVTs.
To-day, Friday, Ia the Fourth at July.
and Tree America will he ninety seven ypais
old The day will be- celebrated here as n
has been for years, aud every person will
carry out his or her individual programme
To the letter, saving nothing Of the spirit,
which, with the ~" added, will doubtless
be much sought after by some
Bertolette promises a variety Of amusc-
meuts aud Tree admission to tho Srhuetzen
Park la the morning At go'clpek the col.
Illus Base BALL club, Of Phiiat' hhia, aud
the nuiCkBtep club, ui this city, Will play .
match game At the park, aud ia tie after
noon the Nationals aud QuickatCp Will play
a enmc there.
The steamer Falcon will make several
trips between this city aud rennsgrO,e, all
the details OF which can be found In our adj
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

'.,h Corr. poudeucoo OF the STATE JorRSAL.
delaware City las pointer dog that
carries home fire wood.
The Red Men of Delaware city talk Of
colrg To Furtc-cue next week.
Delaware Cliy pigeons are up 10 snun +;
ih', Will rot take corn from tlsh hooks.
rnuty Of wCOdcnck have been killed
in Tho neigLbOrhoud, regardless OF the
bass.
delaware City is minus Justice of the
Peace, and drunken rows are quite fire.
u,nt.
colorcd man. living with MIR. Col
huu, who weighed 2l9 pounds, was
drowned IN ihc canal Il few days ago. lu
the absence of the Coroner he was buried
u Pultrr's Field, without ANY inquest
Nc.ll held lie was iished out Of the
Nt't with hay fork
Mr. luboy, formerly of Delaware City,
hnt now % resident Of st. Georges
caught ON saturday lnst, ausenormOus
snapper Weighing los pounds aud
odncr- u the Chesapeake and Delaware
'Atai, hut be- Vas like the man that drew
GOO elephant, he had no means of CON
NeNug 10 To his home AS he was SON,
m.c- distant, hut il happened that som'
N tur wutkmen came along with thei
-"w- and, with their assistance, IN
managed tU board ii on the scOw an,
conveyed il 10 81. Georges, whete il 4
A1W uu exhibition at his 81 sidGnCc.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

The Oxiord PreSg says "1he erection Of
the ear works 10 progressing. a large
amount of lumber has arrived on the
ground and the framing will be- commenced
in tcw days. The Company held their
last meeting at Wilmington on Saturday
evening. Their meetings will hereafter be
held here, A number of additional families
will remove from Wilmington TO ONiOrd
this week. Tie $4,000 mortgage OF the
company was executed IN Wednesday last
by the officers ut the company, and placed
IN the hands Of the trustee, John Janvier,
cashier OF the National Bank of Oxford.
The collateral securities 10 the amount OF
$4,000, given by the citizens, will alsU he
placed IN Mt Ianyier's hands in a few
DAYS, when bonds to the amount OF ijO,OUu
viii lie issued. These bonds will
bear interest at seven per cent, payhle
scmi-anuually. and with the amount
of securities above mentioned must
Ice regarded rs one of the best investments
IN the market. rhr bonds will be OF the
Accommodation nj SlUn, fjUO and 1900 with
interest coupons attached. We learn that
application Tor slU,Uvo worth have already
been made.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

ANNUAL srAtEMENT- ELECTION ~ OFFICERS.
Aid Loan Association on Wednesday held
its sixth annual meeting and elected the
following officers; President, DR. Samuel
Marshall; Vice President H. Taylor Brad
ford; Directors, lsiah A. Thomas, John j..
Davis.
An amendment to the bylaws was pro-
pose, which, If adopted, will allow with
drawing members fifteen per cent.
The auditors report the amount received
during the year from first series At 81, III ;
from second series, f5,s72; from interest,
Az 4b7 ~; from premiums, i9sji.25; from
fines, fi7l.75. The total receipts were ib6
s03Gl. rhe association loaned on the first
series Ais,l62; on the second series, s2l.75O,
and paid 4ji1.s7 rs state tax.
During the six years Of the Association
existence IL has received sal, all.a 3. The
whole amount paid On each share Of the
first serica ID 81 advance 1905 present
value, 1921 h3 present value OF all the first
series shares, S2l1Q6g3r; borrowers, "
nou. borrowers, 0s number OF stockholders,
Hal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

FOX. In this city. on thu 2nd inst, Kate Fox,
IN the 18th year 81 her Az .,..,-, -
The fries ads and relatives srA Tas,peellu y ~
at 9 o'clock. from her late residences o. kast
Fourth rect.
COURTNEY In this city. on tbs q lust. Al.
fred Rred.Iick, son of.Charles aud Ellen Court
Tae relatives AMI frieuds Of the family. are
uVit-d to attend the funeral t..morr9W' frlday
afternoon. A. o'clock, 10 iesNe MS pAtehAh
residence, 9O5 D street, South Wilmington
LEB-In this city, on the 18th Of lu1e, Vary
LarstsG Lee. daughter Of william H. and Sarah
Lee. Aged IN 'nihs aad Gays
The re atives aud friends sra Ia ited - altar q
the funeral on saturday, July Oh, az - 9'ele x;
seventh STREET Services In Oli swsdea Shufoh
at . o'cl CO, p. m.
wsLDtF.-ln Ne~port. o. the 25 b If June,
Anv. wife Of Lewis Wsldia, aged about %
years.
BiNDLg. June o h, Is7s. OF communion, a
The residence oi hts mother, Ms. DenOrah
Biddle, near Christia.A, Del, Charles Biddle.
in the 2iih year Of DIS Ase.
BECKETr. June sOth, Henry william, son o
Joho y. and flerenes Beckett, aged j
mouths And 10 days.
OOMEGYs-suddenly 10 Philai elphia on sAtur.
dAv, Inns 18th, sAlli J. C0megls. beloved
wita Of James T COmexys and dsug hter o
James L. aAd Jane A. Cox In the Slth year o
her age.
MARSH. On the 2sth Of June. John Marsh, u
the 18th yer Of his age.
TOWNSEND suddenly in Philad.lnhia. Of
/ the light Of June 18th. LuGenie TOw uHend
wife Of J hn J. Townsend, Of Philadelphia
in the 2ah year Of her age.
i GRAssMAN. - Mrs. aTAssman tUrsula)
Phil ,delphia, on June nth, in the 18th year :
| her ase.
MoELROY. la this city. Jaly La. 1873, JOSEF
W, son Of susAn AeElrey, In the 2isn year
his age.