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Just above Gefmantowu, and -
by trade. He was sbeut IS -
has left an aged mother and fhlQ1 a. -
depiore the loss Of an only son dnd1btoiRSk 4
on whom they depended for supp0la( ona.
tureiy cut off in the discharge q. hianiulS to
his country.


Henry C. Troutman was al -.
mechanic residing in Germantown. -
lett wife, but no children. A messen&e.
conveyed the sad intelligence Of his death 10
Germantown, and, on arriving at the hanee. .Ql
Mr. r., communicate isAsstily, and luUtef6le
abruptlyS female who first met him, whom
he did not know to beMrs Trou,man herse
She instantly tainted, and until 10 O'Clock on
tuesday night was physically overcome with
grieI-PhH. Gazette.


Mr. Freed was an elderly and respectable
citizen Of Spring G arden, coal mercha MT ws
believe. Hs leaves an Interesting family Of
Tour daughters, and a son, a broker. He went
down to the chureh on Sunday morning, and
returned home to- dinner In the afternoon
he went back 70 Southwark, although urged
by his dauehfar1 with tears not 10 do 50.
While standing Oh the pavassent in Queen
street, bebw Second street.-The was sho. dead
through the breast. t.S&psth .ameriean.


We learn that large meeting Of the citizsns
has been held, aud al address forwarded to
Gov. Potter, thankinghim for his mainte-
nance OF the laws, aud pledgins him their sup
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