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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-20

GOVERNOR MOSES
In changing the Commissioners of Elec-
ton, deserves the united thanks OF every
lover ut peace. THE PROPkIETOR OF
THE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAk STORE, IL
Introducing the FIVE CENT MANILA,
deserves the com nendation Of every lover
Of the weed, AZ
ON THE
Day Of election, the people flock to tho
polls, each to deposit their ballot for their
favorlte candidate, 80 do the many consul
"a ers flock to this popular resort to obtain
this FAFORlTE SEGAR. Let it be under.
stood that we are not on the
WAR PATH
Against other dealers, we merely claim
that the scSar offered by others is far IN
FERIOE to that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
Nov 105A Assembly Street
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Wagons. &C., &c.
CONGAREE IRON WORKS
COLUMBIA, S. C.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

MANU- FAOTU-
ItEK OF STEAM
ENGINES, SAW
A N y G Il 1ST'
MILLS. G l N
iGeariiii;, and all
kinds Of Iron
Caatings for Ma
chinery and Or.
namentaf Cast.
ings for Stores
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE MCCLOSKEY

GEORGE McCLOSKEY
Respectfully to his friends and the public
generally that in connection with the old stand SO St.
Charles street he has fitted up in elegant manner
THE NEW SALOON, 1aI CANAL STREET,
who're the Mead mcde so celebrated as "McCLosKEYs
MEAD" whom he was in connecton with his uncle the
late Hugh McCloskey, together with COOL SODA
WATER, COFFEE, Genuine MINERAL. WATERS
CAKES AND PASTRIES, will be served in the best
style.
prominent feature of the new place will be the
LADIES LUNCH ROOM
where they will be waited upon by courteous and
tlemanly attendants.
Manufacturing his own Syrups Mead, Soda and
Pastry, he can guarantee their excellence, and by
prompt attention to tho wants of his customers he
hopes to receive continuance OF the liberal favors
tended to him in the past.
GEORGE McCLosKEY,
60 st. Charles street and I9l Canal street.
my24 Inn Touro Building.
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Mrs. Belknap is said to have forty pairs
of shoes. One would suppose from this
that she has mistaken herself for a cent?
pede.
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T UsT READY.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
THE CHRISTIAN CEMETERY
NINET ZENITH FURY,
LAST WAR CRY OF THE CoMMUN1srs
MONSEIGNEUR GAUME,
Prothonotary Apostolic.
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REV. RICHARD BRENNAN, A. NJ,
WITH PREFACE BIZ
REV. T. S. PRESTON " G.
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ing. 81 So
For sale by all Booksellers. OF will be mailed FREE
receipt of price, by
BENZIGER BROTHERS,
mylo I'm 81 Broadway. New York.
r BLOOMFIELD & CO.,
B. BLOOMFIELD. T. n. ANDERSON.
E..-;...-.-c; Charities Street. ::--:..--...H
Between Customhouse and Bienville streets,
New Orleans, La,
GENERAL STATIONERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
BOOK, JOB AND MERCANTILE PRINTERS,
BOOKBINDERS, LITHoGRAPHERS,
AND ENGRAvERS.
Always on hand, full supply of Foreign and Do
nestle STATIONERY. comprising every article Of
Stationery necessary for the Counting house. Banks
Insurance Companies, Steamboats,, Railroads. Cotton
Presses, Civil Engineers, Surveyors and Archtects
reduced prices. mh22 3m
TuST REAnv
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Having during the past visited the princina
cities Of Europe have secured all the latest novel
ea In line and better prepared over befora
to supply enstomera and the public general Win
LADIES' HAIR BRA1DS, guaranteed real HJJMAN
6n the hShtessto The darkest shades HUMAN HAIR
Toilet Articles, Fancy and Jet BraceIets Perfnmsr
Hancy Jet and Black Sets, and every article used n
HAIR Dressing Combs. Brushes, Toilet Soaps Powder
etc HAIR work OF all kinda made and repaired Conn
try and city orders promptly attended To- 4 49,
Attached to my store / have q HAIR DpESSTN7ca
and HALF CUTTING SALOON where An eI-noriSnDNJ
and Childrens ~ A' NP"h A-A~Aes
English, German and French spoken. ,nOss7 s1v
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THE NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE.
The most complete Sewing Machine in the world. q
Agents and CanvAssers wanted in every County in
the South.
mys4 I'm OFFICE. leo CANAL STREET.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
THE NEW ORLEANS -
Medical and Surgical journal

edited by Dr. 8. N. Bemiss, and published by jana.
Sresham % Camp street, New Orleans, for May is74,
This number completes the frat year of the man
issue Of this OLD AND INFLUENTIAL JOURNAyTw
Those DESTROYS of having their bound can ~
SO by leaving them above. wa w
The Publisher takes this occasion to thank tbe D.,
fesson, and also the Druggists of New Orleans for
their liberal support and he would also respcetfnI
solicit continuance OF their patronage for the fort
coming VoIune. myS4 I'm
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THE RICAN
EDUCATIONAL READERS.
A NEW GRADED SERIES.
FULLY AND HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED

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have the pleasure Of announcing that they have nov
ready, after many months preparation and large out
iay the first four numbers Of entirely new series
EDUcAToNAL R.ADEas." Thew have been published
series in size graduation and price and it 70 claimed
that In these respects they in essential f
ture an Improvement upon any other books that hss
preceded Thorn.
B Attention is invited to the sizes and prices Of
tho works herewith appended;
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OF ONE DOLLAR, II desired, for examination, with
view to introduction
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EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS,
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Or TIMOTHY MORONEY,
GENERAL AGENT,
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T AIDES HAIR STORE.
GEORGE T. SHILLING,

Dryades Street. So
Bot rhalia and Erato. opposite JefFerson School.
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At this period of the reign of Augustus,
there were in his court several great parties, or
rather several other COURT for each party had
. court of it's own. We have alluded to some
of them already-that of Antonio, that of
Germanicus, that of Julia; and there were yet
Others. The most powerful of them was the
party of Tiberius, who certainly may be said
to have kept very magnificent court before
he was sole sovereign.
In this court, the prime favorite, the conf
dant of the next emperor, both before and az
ter he assembled the throne, the depositary of
all his secrets (f any man then alive ever knew
them alD, was the smooth and polished, but
stern, impenetrable, and subtle Seianus, com.
mander of all the Pr@torian guards.
Velleius Paterculus was numbered with, and
certainly belonged to, the same party. He
owed his promotion-to Sejanus, who, for some
reason or other, was very fond of him and it
lS most singular that, while this circumstance
was not only known to Tiberius, but had open.
ed for Paterculus the way into that princo's
favor, yet Velleius oontrived to remain to the
last o friend of Seianus without either sharing
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
SHERIEE'S SALE.

~ BY of writ Levar Facas directed will
exposed Public sale at the Hotel OF C. 4. Fox we'll the
Town Of Smyrna. Duck Greek Hundred Kent County and
Delaware. THURSDAY. the 10th day July
at % r. NJ the following described Estate
All that lot piece parcel OF land. with dwelling
thereon situated in the Town
COUNTY aud State ot Delaware bounded follows 10 wit
Beginning Methodist Street. the Town
aforesaid lot uf Alexander FAIRIES,
thence with Methodist Street south
degrees fOrtyive Delaware Street thence
Delaware south and aba degrees
sixty a lot Of land by Mrs
Van Pe thence with the line OF said Van Pe north forty
eight forty stake said FAIRIES
north and ahaf degrees sixty
place o beginning containing TWENTY-FOCR HUNDRED
SQUARE FEET OF LAND be the less and j.
the lot OF land and by deed
H. Primrose by John COsden and wife, recorded
Dover in the Office Tor recording Of deeds in and for Ken
County aforesaid book folio AK by
thereto will appear large: together with all aud sngus
the buildings improvements, &c.
Seized and in the property n JOSEPH
H. PRIMROSE and REBECCA c.. his we and will be sold 10
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
sHERIFF's OFFICE. DOVER. DEL..
June 18th,
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

JOHNSON-FOREACRES.-At Smyrna Circuit PasonaKe on
the 2od OF June by Rev W. b. Gregg Mr. Curtis johnson
10 Miss Sarah e. Foreacres all o: Kent county, Del
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
NHERIEE'S SALE

~ By virtue Of writ evari Facias directed will
be exposed To Public Sale at the Hotel Of e. E. Foxwe
Town al smyrna. Duck Greek Hundred Kent
State OF Delaw THURSDAY the 10th day OF July
at clock r. NJ the following described Real Estate
All that right title and interest OF him the said Joseph
Primrose in and to all those two certain pieces and
of land, adjoining each other situated
smyrna Kent onnty and State OF Delaware bounded the
Methodist Street of the Town. the east ny Church
Street OF the said Town and the by alley
Town. be the thereof whatsoever they
the two lots and parcels OF land particularly mentioned
and described in bearing date with
PRESENTS wherein William W. ManOve and Amelia G.. his
and the said Joseph H. Primrose
this mortgage being executed and delivered
the purchase therefor together with all singular
the buildings, improvements, fixtures. &c
Seized and taken in the property of JOSEPH
H. PRIMROSE and REBECCA c. his wife will
cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff
SHERIFFs OFFICE. DOVER. DEL, I
June 18th,
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
A Gard TO THE FRUIT GROWERS,

take this method informing nv friends and
ences OF Vicinity that
Weiss we'll known Commission Merchant Of phliadsinhis
under the nrm title OF Weiss Parry and will be vsTv tanE
III or any conSi2nmens nat may be favored Fruit
Butter EEgs, Poultry aud General Produce Our Motto Is
QOck sales and prompt facilities for doing
business cannot be surpassed location OF the best
In the City, aud with knowledge business and onr
desire to make established house our strict
attention think trust n for liberal share Of
your shipments We ask give trial and will
guarantee good sales other house in the City will
D IN the country during the portion the rut
socnK trade and should anything like errSrs to
osatsy customers time be consulted
sOn and satisfaction given We do nothing but strictly
honest and reliable business which will to those
tnat Will favar with their shipments We aso have fac
ties tor storing several thousand bushels OF potatoes 10
e d cellar boarded expressly for the purpose and parties
70 orwad us potatoes can do SO at any time even
tnOuPn the market the time dull hold them uh
mere demand, and they then ready lmme
datey into market by this derive better
prices shippers will be furnished with weekly aud
weekly price lists made by ourselves from saef made
uay o Publishing. Hoping will favor with i9erA
W M o. y9Hr Psironsge am respectfully JOHN PARRY
Si6 North Water Street, Philadelphia June l7-tf
s-When our friends visit the City we will be much In
eeoe1 to them for visit and Themselves
that we work TO establish business. ". &P.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ BY virtue Os writ of Levari Facas, to directed.
Will be Public Sale. the Hotel OF G. Foxwel.
Town Of SMYRNA Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County
and State OF Delaware, THURSDAY, the 10th day OF
July 1874 at o'clock p M the following described Real
Estate to Wit:
All the following lot piece parcel of land, with frame
dwelling erected thereon situated In the Town
Smyrna, in Kent County State OF Delaware bounded
follows. Beginning stake Methodist Street
the Town OF Smyna aforesaid corner Tor lot Of Alexander
nrtyeRht ortyfve feet Delaware Street
with said Delaware Street south forty and aha
feet stake lot OF land
by MIRA Van Pct thence with the line Of said Van Pe
north degrees forty feet TO the place O begin
ming: containing TWENTY FOUR HUNDRED SQUARE
FEET OF LAND. be the aud IT being the
land and premises by deed Joseph H.
Primrose John COsden and wife and recorded Dover Ia
the office for recording Of deeds In and for Kent County aor
said book VOL S. folio 437 by reference thereto will
tOgethr with all and singular the buildings
improvements fixtures. &c.
eiLd and taken IN execution the property OF JOSEPH
II. PRIMROSE, ct X and will he sOld tor cash.
| CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERITFs OFFICE. DOVER. DEL. I
| Iune 18th, 1874.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
FRUIT GROWERS.

With regard to shipping BERRIES & PEACHES
from your StSte to this market allow to say that
il doubtless can land il is to quite exten be done
very successfully and satisfactorily. Ship all by
American Express Company from Philadelphia TO
Buffalo. the rate being $500 0cwt. and crates returned
free. The Adams Express Company brings fruit
from most all points in Delaware 10 Philadelphia at
75c cwt hence the avarage charge from Delaware
to Buffalo will be s2.75 cwt. and guarantee TO pay
for all crates not returned. The fruit will be on the
way but Ia hours from Philadelphia and you know
the time required TO transport them from where you
are to Philadelphia. The fruit should be picked
about as many hours earlier tthan if intended for
New York market) ~ it requires extra 10 get them
here. All No. fruit properly packed and shipped
will surely result satisfactory. have soliciting
agents preferrng TO do all business direct with the
growers. Growers will be furnished with my own
m.weekly Produce Circulars made mp by mvseli
exclusively from actual sales the day published
Straw berries averaged in this market in 1871 20a23
in 1879 same. aad 1873 l5a20c. Trusting you will
duly consider these facts and that this market must
he one Of your best outlets. Satisfactory references
aud security given" am Respectfully. mia law
m. ID. PATTERSON,
! General Commission Merchant
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
DEATHS.

HORSEY-Peacefuy. the inst at the RockbridRe
Alum Springs. Va. Mr. Samuel Henry Horsey Of Green's
borough MI
hAhDCASTLE-On the 10th instant Castle Hail." the
Family Mansion, where he had resided 81 years William
Hardcastle, Esq., In his 96th year
i'm great and unceasing popularity evineed his
nx represented his county tCaTOue MIDI
successfully in the state died full of years o.
non0r aud Of the christians hsDe of bisuI immortality
Tor about 40 consistent member Of the
teIan church. He leaves family OF child
loss. $500 $500 ~ 0HeH
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
SherIT'S SuleS.
POSTPONED sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facas. directed
will be exposed to Public Sale Store House
Jakes Co.. in Wyoming, Kent Delaware
MONDAY, the 9Th day of July. clock NJ the
following described Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain lot land in Muir.
derk Hundred Kent County and State OF Delaware on the
public road leading from the Camden Dover to the
Wyoming the Delaware Railroad. adjoining lands
OF John T. JakeS and Others and said contain NINETEEN
ACRES, be the less, and being the
and premises which he said Benjamin Watson and Louisa
his WIFE, by their certain ndenTure
the day of February d. and Of record in the Of
fee Of Recorder of Deeds &C. in and County
said in book X vol fOiO 2S6 did
said Mary e. Isbell wife of the said Stephen Ibe
mortgage being executed delivered the
Benjamin Watson part of the purchase said
together will all and singular the buildings improvements
Seized and taken execution STEPHEN
1SBELL and MARY e., his will for cash
CHARLES WILL AMSON, Sheriff.
SHERIFFS OFFICE, DOVER. DEL,
June 10TH 1874.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24

Judgement Notes, Deeds, Bonds and other
Blanks, for sa 'e at this Office.
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Extravaganza in the Army.

The Quartermasters accounts uncover
portion OF the waste and extravaganza Of
the regular army The latest returns Of
clothing, camp, aud garrison equipage,
&c'' on hand june ~, 1873, when an en-
tire change OF uniforms was pending, show
that We mad then In store 3l7 300 oyercoats
(remcmber that there were only 10000
men IN the army 272,l9l hats, 3lS,255
forage caps, 395,6O9 uniform jackets, 252,'
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MICROSCOPIC INFANTs-A correspon-
dent writes as follows to the Washington
Star 81 know the married parties, the
parents Of the little twins, and have re-
cent and authentic account by letter
from lady friend Of mine, as follows !.
"Mrs. ]. B. McCrum, residing at So Par
sons street, Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the
mother Of twins SO small that they are a
marvel of humanity, putting in the shade
all stories of Lilliputians ever heard of.
One is a boy and the other a girl, and
weigh together A,ae pounds and four
ounces' They are perfect, pnd seem to be
in good health Their bed is little paper
box filled with cotton, and they are dressed
in dolls clothes. The mother and chill
dren were doing well at last accounts.
These twins are the smallest living chill
drcn ever heard Of They take food nat
urally, and make noise like very young
kittens. Quite number Of citizens have
called to see the little wonders. A teacup
will cover the head Of either. Their hands
are about the size of the bowl of tea
spoon, and their bodies less than six inches
long--the boy triAc the larger
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
1\ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate Of
JOSIAH BAUMGARDNER,.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the slst day of August, 1874 ;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of
February, 1874. gsg.
WILLIAM H. BAUMGARDNER,
feb I-4t Administrator.
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A meatiug of the Tax Payers of Charles
ton county, s. c., was held on Monday, to
elect delegates to the State Tax Payers
Convention. Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted declaring the reassembliug
of the State Convention the best means Of
exposing to Congress and the American
people the condition of South Carolina,
and of permanently organizing all good
citizens for the detection Of official fraud,
the punishment Of criminals, and the
restoration Of honest and equal govern
ment to the people of the State. A reso-
luton was also adopted recommending the
convention to send delegation to Wash
ington with memorial to the President
and Congress.
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Foreign Afair..

M,
Inc steamer Nasco de llama arrived a.
San Francisco on sunday night rom IRON
iokonama' Her adyices are to inc ioth
aa,;o.nI ..s ssu may 1870, ny A ~ NV. En- Wv
,;sh I Is. s'oa' s,k non ona ~'e '.I. rs
.m,,lo , Z o-S,Oy SO a1 az o e oan
tn s.a Sa..oh ~ 80 80 E w.. yS, $50.
$500. u !; y. h :. -. p s Iov, ~ y
FOa,,"L ea : 70 200 " i,s. .,, Uus .ae
d. asss ,v,oo =. fvy so'u'sr. "l r ,sa
nn.e s ~ 'ue "'snes y slo y@Pa"I ~
go ~" nv - 'oo"u Pe'ea,Pse
ras,d;n~ 80 49, 49, '. nn."".. s sS.an.n
a~aS...:ss - "a Il ~ -" . - h;-I
=, .lpaas se 80 WV na,s s nv ~ -,
nIs !, yo A. a Vs. hn.oaS on Ne Ysar's
hsr M s.,.s;ons h".,,o ~ a. I.a.na.o
Gay. - .S ~ 1870 .na. ."s aa'o :,
coro;an -. saN orno.,;l', Az ffn;,ed
So No. 49, has.,s;n, ar,ara
;nha~,uo,,;ansp A. la W;Lads,s NJ
Year ronan,;on from ~h;oh NJ R;noha =,
wos ahsep, on .cconnt az ;llnoss IN
d;nlomot;o con-. rsaaan,ed ~ oddraas
(which hos ooods;oned orast ;rr;,.,;on !,
b;gb ouartersS II md;5ectIv nrosd" The
ra,noyal of ali ros,r;c,;ons unon ;n,osconrso
and trade.
Tho ste.msb;n Rising Star n, Nov york
FRAN Asn;nwall br;nos Con,rai Amor;oar
adyices Is Januarv 93d Panama and tbe
Istbmus in GENERAL wore ou;et The II g
steamer Wyoming left Asnipw.ll on Ian.
parv 1A,b with he 6I;hns,ar;na s,oama,
Cen Sherman much .ga;ns, ,be w;.bos .,
tho Colnmh;an .r,bnr;,;ss wbo ,b;nL ~
vessel OUGHT N have been tried in ,bai,
courts and who retain possessiop Of be,
papers The Government Of Guatemala
however. has thanked Cantain GUSHING
afor thus riddipa Central America Of :
standing menace n the countvn n Hon.
duras the Provisional President Arias !.
sbut nm in Camavaona and Is;va Nh
was declared President bv Gonzales has
set up a government at Temicioalno
Adyices from Perm renort n GROWING fell
ing IN favor Of the separation Of Church
and State and adjustment Of eomnulsorv
religious teaching. A fire at Iquique on
December 10Th destroyed 100000 worth
Of property.
The adyices from Sna;n resncctin. ibs
investment of Santapder by the Csrlists
have caused much uneasiness in Cnba
santander being the PRINCIPAL distributino
provisioning point for thar island II ;s
generally expected that the Captain Gen.
eral will declare Cuba in a state Of siege
and order large conservation of ,ba
Creoles Il il believed that 20 600 mon
will be needed The troops At ManzanilI1
are disaffectcd because they have received
five months arrears of nav IN denreciated
paper. An engagement near Puerto Prin
cipe is reported, in which the Spaniards
under Portillo, were defeated by Gomez
and driven into the town Prominent
Cubans are said to believe that Don Carlos
if successful, will sci! Cuba to the United
States. There is strong Carlist element
in Havana. The political Governor o
Havana has resigned, and will 20 back t,
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DIED.

Near Westminster, February 9Th, Of chronic
Group. Marian. beloved daughter Of Tobia,
and Alretta 0ursler, aged years, 10 months
and 20 days "He shall gather the lambs with
His arm and carry them in His BOSOM
In Stark county, Ohio, on the 10th ultimo
Singleton Haines, formerly Of this county,
aged 40 years, 10 months and IA days.
On February 10, 1874, in Baltimore, Euriti
A., beloved wife Of G. Wilson Horner, and
daughter Of Charles w. and the late Charlotte
Bennett, aged 40 years.
In Taneytown district, on the 9th instant
Emma Virginia Crabbs, aged 3 years, mos
aud rs days. III
On the It'll instant, in this county, Trial
B. Sullivan, aged so years, 2 months aud Ii
days.
On the 1lth instant, near this city, Miss.
Sarah Lockard. in about the sist year Of hei
are.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, at the NJ. E. Parsonage,
by Rev. Q. Herbert Richardson, Nicholas e.
Nygren and Miss Mary 4. Swartzbaugh, both
Of this county.
On the i2th instant, by Rev. C. Herbert
Richardson, Henry A. Gable, Of Baltimore
city, and Annie s., daughter Of James Beach
am, Esq, of Avondale, this county.
On the evening Of 9Th instant, in Hagers
town, at the Parsonage Of St. Johns Luth.
eran Church, by the Rev. $. W. Owen, Mr..
John W. Angel and Miss Francis S. Null
both Of this county.
On the 18th ultimo, at the Reformed mar
sonage, in Littlestown, by Rev. John Ault,
Mr.. Lewis 4, Menchey, Of Manchester, and
Miss Louisa A. Rife, Of Iittlestown, Pa,