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SUDDEN DEArH.-We are grieved to learn
OF the rather sudden demise of an estimable
gentleman, Mr.. Jos. H. SMoor, in the First
Ward Of this city, yesterday morning.


Mr.. Smoot was in his usual good health al
the close Of last week, giving his wonted at
tention to his business as a merchant in George
town, but ere he had well entered upon the
present week, he is called to render last ac-
count to the Great Master of us all. Mr.. SIS
illness was of an apoplecuc character, aided
in its effects by violen, cold upon the bowels.