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Adams Christian Andersen. author. sew
enty-one, Denmark.
5.-William Bayle Bernard, sixty-seven,
dramatic author, England.
6.-Garcia Moreno, President of Fcuador.
11.--William A. Graham, of North Caro-
lima, lawyer and legislator, seventy-one, Sar-
atoga
12.-Horace Binney, lawyer and legislator,
ninety-seven, Philadelphia.
16.-Charles G. Finney, President Oberlin
College, Ohio, eighty three, Oberlin Prince
Charles Theodore, of Bavaria, eighty, army
officer, Bavaria.
I7.-Prof. Joel Parker, jurist, eighty, Cam
bridge, Mass.
19-Napoleon Collins, Rear Admiral
United States Navy, Callao, Peru
23.--Martin Glover, lawyer and Judge of
the Court of Appeals, Angelica, n. Y.
H.-William G. Ralston, banker, San Fran
cisco, CAL
SEPTEMBER.
2.-Edward King, capitalist, Providence,
K. [. Gen. Charles Auguste Frossard, army
officer, France.
9.-CaIeb Lyon, Ex-Governor of Id aho,
Lyonsdale, n. 7.
1.-Henry T. Blow, ex-United States Min
lister, ffty-eight, St Louis. Horatio Stone,
sculptor, Carrara, Italy. Prince Adalbert of
Bavaria, military officer, Bavaria.
14.-lncrease "A. Lapham, scientist, sixty
four, OcOnomowoc, Wis.
15-William Oliver Stone, portrait painter,
forty-fve, Newport, r. 1.
A.-Israel T. Hatch, banker and legislator,
sixty-seven, Buffalo.
27.-John A. Boppe, philanthropist fifty,
Newark, N. J. John Hughes Bennett, ply
stefan, England.
29.-Rev. George c. Porteous, clergyman
and lecturer.
OCTOBER.
7-Rey. Thomas Ryder, of Nottingham,
England, Baptist clergyman. Col. Thomas
Ran6nlnb of
Jefferson, and author of his g Life"
n.-Jean Baptiste Carpeaux, sculptor, for
ty-cight, Paris
20.-Charles Wheatstone, British scientist,
seventy-three, France. Rev. Walter F. Hook,
author, seventy-seven, Englnd.
21.-Frederic Hudson, journalist, fifty -siX,
Concord, Mass.
M.-Uri Carruth, journalist, Vineland,
New Jersey.
29.-Amasa Walker, political economist,
seventy-six, Woodstock, Conn.
NOVEMBER.
4.-ThOmas A. Jenckes, eX-member of
Congress, ffty-seven, Cumberland, r. /.
Thomas L. Jewett, railroad manager, New
York.
9.-Isaac P. Tice, inventor, forty-two, New
York; George Belm0re, actor, forty-seven,
New York.
T.-Samuel V. FarWell, railroad director,
East Saginaw, Mich.
21.-Orris S. Ferry, United States Senator
for Connecticut, fifty-two, Norwalk, Conn.
Francis, eX-Duke of Modena, Austria.
22.-Henry Wilson, Vice-President of the
United States, sixty-three, Washington.
4.-William B. Astor, real-estate owner,
eighty four New York
-.-Benjamin P. Avery, United States Min
lister to China.
30.-Thomas Heuitt Key, philologist, Lon
don.
DECEMBER.
1.-Pauline Virginie Dejazet, actress,
Paris.
2.-Ira Harris, ex-United States Senator,
seyenty-three, Albany, n. Y.
il. Ross Browne, traveller and author,
ffty-eight, Oakland, Cal. Rev. DR.. Smith
Payne, Protestant Episcopal clergyman, New
York. Sir Houston Stewart, Vice-Admiral
British Navy, eighty-four, England.
1S-Brig Gen. Charles H. Morgan, United
States Army, Alcatraz Island, Cal.
22-The Rev. d. Ives, D. D., Baptist pas
tor, seventy-one, Conway, Mass.
25-Earl of Stanhope, author, seventy,
England.
CIV. B. Whitson, Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court, Idaho, thirty eight,
Omaha. William A. Richardson, ex-United
States Senator, Quincy, Ill.
29.-The Rev. Henry Boehm, Methodist
minister, 1Ol, Richmond, Staten Island.