DEATHS.
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In this city, on Saturday evening last, GEN.
JNo. P. VAN NESS, much respected and
venerated citizen OF Washington. He lived
to good old age, conspicuous for deeds of
charity and benevolence-loved by many, re-
spected by all. His funeral will take place to-
morrow, at o'clock, as we are informed.


On Friday morning, 9th inst. Mr.. HENRY
TEAcHUM, a native of Germany, but for the
last fifty years resident of this city, in the
18th year of his age.


Of pulmonary consumption, at the residence
of her father, Rev. J. E. Weems, Summerfeld,
P. w. county, FRANcEs ANN. consort Of Lieut..
Robert Tansill, of the U. S. Marine corps.
During her protracted sickness, the beauties Of
Christianity were made manifest ia her patient
and cheerful acquiescence under the affecting
"rod" Of Him, who


"Behind frowning Providence


Doth hide a smiling face"