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Through. Fare from Charles
TON 10 BALTIMORE &l750;
To i'tIIl..ADEL!EIIA $40;
AND TO NEhV-fURK $50.
IIII GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
M5tEa ssas sas m@ 49, Ss;l.r.l.

IIII GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G.,
LEAVING the Wharf al the foot OF
l.airens-st. daily a, 3, p. III. alter the
arrival oi the Southern cars, via WILL
NlNGrON, n. g., from which Iomt
two daily trans are dispatched al a. NJ;
and PIP NJ; The 3 O'Clock nniy connecting al
Weldon with The lines Ia Pee:shurg,
Richmond. Washington, BALTIMORE, Phla-
dolphin, and Ncw-Ynrk. Tie public is
respectfully informed tla, lie steamers OF
,h,sc Ines, are il, first r,.le condition, and
are nlvi.. atnd by well known and ex.
periencesl commanders; Tho Rail Roads
are ~ bre order, Qie Wilmington
and Weldon. as wei, 10 HE Seahoar,i
ana Roan"kc lIav NJ recently been rc'aid
wili heavy I'raD thercby securing both
safety AMI dcspa'ch By tl,rsc rou;es
passrngrrs avalIns themselves OF the
FiRST TRAIN may re .ch Baltimore in
10 hours. Phla lc!phia IN ID hours, and
New fnri in 50 l.2 hours; and by The
SECOND TRAIN they arrive III Bal
tinare III 30 hours, PlnIalclphi, III 56
hours. aud New York III I'll l-2 hours.
Through ii keis can alnmo he, had from
E. WINSl.OW, Agent ol tic Wilmington
AMI R,leigh Rail Road Comp,ny. a, the
Olive of the Company, foot ot Lanrcns
street, Charleston, s. C., 10 when please
apply.
March %, 1853. 2a-,f
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GsE. PtgRcH's 8 EoRTua g Az
everptling relating to the Presi.
dent elect possesses st this time con.
siderable interess We give tho; fGil!
lowing from 8 correspondent Of d
New York journal: 8 5ssa M
Gen. Pierce, when nominated, /,
was comparatively aspoor man, lc.
icnniarily considered, worth, perhaps,
somewhere, from $4,000 stos S25, &
900, which he had acquiied i,r the
pursuit of an ariuous legal practice
since lie resigned his seat in the Ur,is
ed States Senate. Since his clsclion.
however. his friends appearto be asi-
ding to his fortune materially. In ad.
dition to the magnificent ring, val.
ucd at $4,000, which WAS recent
ly sent from California, some Of
his friends in that city are about 10
give him q splendid coach and pair
Of horses. a short time since a
few Of his fiends here gave him
a gold-hea'led cane, on which was
engraved the different coats Of arn.s
of the thirty.onc States. The ia
dies of Concord arc also prepari,,yto
forward largo and beautiful copy Of
the Holy Bible TO the White House Oh
the 4,h of March. Last, bnt nnt
least, it 10 currently rnnored that
wcalty relative Of Mrs. Pierce,
residing in Boston, has checked The
General to the tune Of $4,000.
This latter ,umo,, however, ia co,.
tradictsd iii ,he New Hampshire Pa
riot" ,r ,sp. II. 5.y
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RAE NMPa MsNNSA i

This is The most difficult Worm to destroy of
oil that infes, the amman System, i, grows 10 All
almost in ieGnilc long u h.t:oxiiny 20 coied and
fntcnju 10 The lntestii.S un.i Stomach ettcctns
tho health ~ ,ally rs to ra,ise ST. vi:us Dance,
Eits, &c., that those n 1liclcd ..l,.u.n if ever
s.sPset that lis Id;pt Iiorm ll,s.cniug them 10
au early grave. In orier to destroy thi. Worm, 4
very energetic trsatm:ni must b5 pursued, il
would therrfp BIZ proper to take 6 10 Of nv
Liver Pills So as IL rrmuve all ob.trucliol.s, that
The Worm Syrup may act direct upon The Worm,
which must b, iaken in doses of , III bl.sponu' =
iu's tim>a day, these directions followed
have never been known 10 fail IN curing IL.
nlout obstinate case Of Iape .|r,rm. =,
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Great Excitement in charleston.
Al DUNN & DURYEA'S,
23S Bend of n..Slree,.

}yE Are now selling our Stock at re-
w markablv lnw pricrs--Ncat LiGen
Coats ;s low as. IS cents: Veryneai Linen
and NInrseiiics Vests at 7S cents Rack
dress Alpacca Coats at 81; Black dfcss
Pants ~; Linen I'ants.at from 81 10 SO,
VERY pretty patterns; Black. Clmh Dress
and Fruek CnaisEat So. cur Stock Is
now tkc mnst complete IN the city, AID
will he sold Al prices 10 Correspond with
The abnyc, and with nurrsputa,ipno oi leme
the cl,capbstsanai bcst Glntbmg. Store II,
The c,y--taose IL, want arc Invited togiye
US a call. "a.
june i, 1862. 3a-lf
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MISC j. !. I. a Es0 y. ISsse.I


SsATu II os Nv VAsMiaef oS COR
! tsss spi,,ss ott the I.e,dol. tshrmic.a,
+ writing lrain Ispma, makes the folloW.
I iIls aii,inents upon Crawford, $ statue
of NV ashingtoi. which he is engaged IN
executing, by ufdey we believe, af tns
sSutls ST Virginia: Z
itt will he Tie largest natinnal mon.
4 Gnnellt ,,fsthe kind s5existin !! Rauch's
ssattissif Frcilrick ,thca Greas ut Berlin
IN considerably less finoln,tinns.--
he base of The Washington nonu-
fnent 5is q complete ti.,cle; I'm this a
star, with six points, is raised, and OF,
This rises the actual base to The equcs-
lstfiafs iiguresof Au,cric;.'s great man.
six Feag,es surround the steps on the
! circle, and six colossal statues ,uf emin-
pnt amerieaus surround thc pedestal
Horny, Lee, Mnsun, Marshall, }tllcl,
and y eflcrson. Tho WI,olc ii on q ri
ganticsscale, from sixty TO seventy feet
high, and is grandls represented. The
figures of Jefferson, ana Henry are
sci,iapieted, and have already been for
Z Ewafdrd 10 Mu;lnr'S. celebrated foundry,
at Munich, to be cast in bronze; the
.Sqthcfs will successfully be sent 10 tho
{ same place, and Tor the same purpose.
The Whole composition hears the
stamp If greatness, and teStitics thc
vast Conception Of the Artist. IL is
mt present raising The figure Of Wash
SingtOn's llorsc---l real mould Of clay.
small model uftle monument, as i.
will lie when completed, dccoratcs the
Immense studio iii Which this nam.
ss1noth Work is being executed. The
sides of the I,cdcstal are decorated by
3 twovery handsome asso .rclievos: the
'oncreprcsentills the arms "i the State;
sicSutlicr is symboiic--a .src of Lib.
nrty, Witllits foot on Tyranny, sur
! rounded by tho motto, Sic semper
tyTaAais.' The Papal government, last
ycar, made n very handsome donation
pfanimncnsc block OF marble Tor the
work.
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Encourage Home Mannfac-
49, aiTj1reS ~ KS IL; 81

THE Subscriber. srtrsni forSibesliberats
lsarriT.aae is*rst.atnre hes.Irw2 d ,,ilrnn
him takes this netl.t,l pf Informing iIs
Of Sumter and Ills adJ,inins Districts, liza, no
.ili Sil!ilnes 70 carry un iile Ai,ai &C; L and
iIlAitAESS MAKING business in All its vari-
3ous branches, al lis ,,aiid III Bislmp,ille; s. L.
lie Is making large additions 10 his Estshlish-
mrnt, sc as TO enatle him 10 nsnnia,,urae esery
thing vented. in his lis nj the shpftsat np;ire.
and in . style rf workmanship rlinsl 10 sny in !
the Southern S.nies. He has IN hi, eiuIiny Il.
pericT'ed workman, and il well supplied tsitl,
INV best seasoned timber; also with 1rimnlings
att alGnriRgs oil tl,e faics, ~ iylc, 81 *
Sl lev 9sara doiir IN liis li,Ie N lss -ynr
RANKED ~ th,aii,he and repaired s., Iiati, carso
viii Iefkising AZ
ths ahnrisstnoiicc aIi,i any person living
alta distance sltoui want spairing ,ls;ie iftley
will write tosthli efsrt. he viii sSa,; isr *
job, and rc,urn}il wlisn tions. isk
y JAS. w. .i aIB re ISL
SB.--Iiis TEKEs are Us Reasonable as asy
person could xpes'f.s gE 9s
Bshoryil!c,S $. G., March 9, 1859. 90 III So s
ESP Black River Masyhni.ii wi ei,fiy Six
imulliis. "a Z; 55 ]. W. Al: NJ. 4
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ssgs There il now exhibited in
Lccdr, Young lady, aged eighteen,
whose beard measures between iuuI,
and tive inches in length, Assam in
ducemcnt {" persons TO attend the
exhibition, il is announced that visit
tors will be permitted to touch .hs
b<arl. t
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The man of rollslt d manners aud
fine feeling is like the skiiiul skater.
vino gliies easily, gracefully and nois, /.
lc>sly along; while the r,dc and harsh
scramble and sprawl upon tho fice,
scratching and laboring terribly, and
probably getting a d Of Il fall ut last.
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DEN SGarpoipied the Agent sof 4 n rs.sI4a
ID s. BRornEE'' S PIANO FORT Els, ( am
rarnn'lnrGd tEcin as si,eiGg tii.slse,i IN ex--!
tirii,e i0afisec, will an entire ION ifanis
'"Esep them Ia iune, and MI liable q, pet
.nut .of'lGae 81, readily iiiEtlisi ,Fiisd
AriIaH, TO octares. III Resi- siud s;i se i.
These Plsnos are niantilaef efured an 81 lti-i
Eas Southern State.9 sWarranifti to-
siand The rlmite; not io,wiIft or tlr;iwSna.s
i,sh1'i he p'eascd ts3 raceive oftars.antl
'will hnye them de'iveresl Sby ascpipprtfsnt
pcr>ol. who wil pns them up a,,dtu
them.
Terms moderate and caSy, Gall and
nee before purchasing elsewhere. 55 sts2;
ii 3 !. FERRY MOSES. a ggent,
June %, ls522 .:s.i2t i:ssi2
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DiyyIctLrlKs. "A good aud string
thing it Is for man 10 meet with diff
c,i!tes. Some Whips guy, tlnt it is
easier for htrscs To draw ovciyn lilly
country than OH a dead lrvul. So
with men; having summarized one hill
ofdhiiculty though witilrnanyta.wears
tug, they: gorattlihg aud laundering
down the favorable declivity, and rush
halt way. up the, brenst Of 3e next
steep, nss'n,tS3tph 3aas aspin descent;
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HV haNC oCCii loI oOuiS liIllSs
Jonathan walks in, takes esa,,
and looks at Sooky. Sooky rakes
up the fire; blows out the cardlc, and
; don't lock at Jonathan. jonathan
bitches and wriggles about in his
chair, and Sooky sits perfectly still.
at length Jonathan musscr6 eouy-
age and speaketh:
'Sooky!'
well, Jonathaa.'
i lovc you like l'iaen and sweet,
meats
Dew tell9'
IT'S fact and no mistake wi
will now-will you have me, Suk.!'
Jonathan Higgins, villa, am your
politicse'
I'm for Seotf, atraigh,!'
Wall, sir, YOU can walk right hum,
cors I won't have nobody that ai,,',
for Pierce that's Aat.'
Three checrs for Pierce. sung
out Jonathan.
That's your sort, SAYS Sookv.
when shall We DO married, Jona'
thanP'
'Soon'o Pierce is elected
'Ahem, Ahem!'
What's tho matter, Sooky?'
'Sposin' lfo amt clectcd!'
Jonathan didn't 20 away ill!
next morning, but whether he an.
swered the last question, this CO 20.
ncnt knows not.
>---------. ---...es.---------
INTERESTING D1ALorrR.--The fnl
lowing very interesting dialogue took
place . few days since, vt All institution
up town, where aIl kinds of Learning
are taught by Mr.. McCorty, Professor
of kn"wlcdg. aud polit.nrss
Nee. You'll find some uf them ere
scholars i'll the tt,ncnine department.
very deep, your honor, iii the langns.
gcs, especially that little French girI
! there, Pin after inssi!!irg shs EnsIis!
into.
Old Gent I'm very glad 10 hear il,
Then you nrc learning Engi b, are you
my little Missa Well, i hope you ar
almost proficient, are yn,, not!
Girl. Wei Monsieur, me very lnuel
proficient indced--me polly Anginse
very mucl--twu tree inr---me say
lsost bet, dam, one funr three several
times day every morning.
Old Gent Well, | think you are
proficient indeed. Where do y.n, tx.
pect to go 10 when you die, you little
sinnerl a
Girl. Yes. Yer much.
OLD GeaL Does your mother know
you're out, chilil
Girl. Rost bet. dam, yes, coffee, tea
no good French, no bun, nh, me, per.
havoc English yer much, nlanlma dam
Old Gent. Mr.. Mc(nrty, ii this l..
sample Of the deep learning you in.
still into the minds Of tho youth who
attend your school, rather think that
would rs soon send my son Alcsan.
der to Botany Bay, as to your .Acalc,
my.
Mr.. AeCurty. Hold your peace, you
blackgnarL you, or Ill send stool a,
your head, tn 1t will knock thunder out
of y"n. Exit old gent, closely follow.
ed 10y tho stool aforesaid.
.NeU York Sun.
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Mans life is not be measured by Tic
passage of'days"and years, but I,y nc.
ti"ns; and the octogc,lariau who ha,
vegetatcd during his sixteen lnstrea,
has not lived rs much as the daring and
active youth ot-tive aitd-twc,Hy, every
step ofss9!nsefPrsgruss left its p'int
forever. The men who stamp their
features on an age aud nation, are g,n.
ernlIy, like the changes produced by
nature, brought out by volcano and
esr,hqpakr;;- though there arc those
who, slowly and surely like her more
beneficent operations, mstil their opin.
ions like the gradual dropping from,
the cavern, till the whole 10 ono bril-
liant stalactite.
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wv ebb Clark &

\ tSSb's lli.9sE'la ~ EIs1s,s
sss This Ilaiel Y uatrsi in fha
ii.aasaiit iSsit iol fiji \ on
prYprisdsiI Will he 10 SEQ
bis fgien.ia and he tray Ing
Using 10 .sPare3n no g seft tiohs M bis
rssialsr e tlseni CONT ora lsaSlss
soaa6lts
Il
sy1n Ga,
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gD Ugun Gales s.

@dD 5EaG In naug@a
You will lin | these Pills an invaluable H,e,ii-
cino III many complaints to which you are sub
Ject In osniruclions either total or partial, they
have bocn found Of iie simablr b.neiit, restnrim
their functional arrangements 10 y healthy nc
tim, purifying III, hloud anil other nmi.i. 80
cflectually TOT to fight ali complaints whi
ma! arise from female Irregularities, IN heal
ache, gidlinesn, diinn.ss Of sight, pain in the
side, back &c. esIf3 f
Ndhr seiiG:he unless signed J. u. IIoDExsAck,
all others being hase Imitation.
PRiCE-EACH - CTS
..GD Agents wishing new supplies. and Store
kecpers dc,iruua Of becoming Agents must ad-
dress The Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK,
Philadelphia. Pa.
fo! sale by al Druggists and Merchants in
the u. S.
p. NJ. CoueS, Charleston, Wholesale Agent
fr the State.
August loth. 1852 +2--ly
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selling Gsa,: .5.
! sfJ,' q e X u +, IlsR q n, a. n n -

AT gsbEeEp % PRICES. q =
WI. ,. .tCsoBE a. SON viii this tlays catn.
mencc offering iha whole t,f, their laHge and
we'll selected Stock of Dry, ,o6osis AZ srsa.iy
Reduced Prices. ~ which they in sise II, d as.
ienGon OF peSGhasers nl,t! lrfr, rs
es isiss hr,f q en- IN. BE lsSs,s l
Jka.itsirn, >fNSS 20 Issss.y sf 5ss
A8 s.:
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s4f Georgia Plain and kersays.
Pain I'D Striped OsnhLurgt, ii
B!cached aud Brown pnnest.ca,
Super Dfirc Bankets. Il
Oar business is done strictly for Cash
and on The Ore }s.ics Sgs.f,n.Nud we are
confident no house in the clty can give
BETTER BaEGAtNs. ;s 81, 5s.; 81
Charleston. S G.. Sept, 81, 1852. As-4m
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PERR Y M d s. & S

L y y
ca, he n'tl stand nfss } & r. ~ isses1 sll
Offers 10 his friends and The public eslieYssI,.
a fresh supply nj estyE faisiy of goods aelcgist
by himself. viz: iii Dry Goods
81, ia, Al, 5 up 10 is-1 Donesiics. FROM
cents yaul up. er. less, by tlie quantity. IS
]. Brown Linens at ~ . csnis n yard! 4: "
q Coloted nl's!ins, and Linen Lts.Ies, q sattss M
to.iife dollar }5l a
: Wits Grape Shn%ls al IS CO.
IN GROCERIES,.
& Cash, ,se q !.
25 Sack. Salt. IS
Is Barreia of Lard. 5 si q ssG 81
Old Government lava Cofstss ii,. aIatts.l, /
sliFsfn OF all kinds come sSce !ent lnsl lily at
i Sperm and Aiamnniins Candles isss ls.an s
they can be hoagtt regularly in t;larloslrit hs d.
i.ts box Almonds, iStiso,,s, ligr, Julr,llts,
Cirail, Candy &c. y, III
so GRGCIlEieY, ~
IN grSsns. gs variety, ~ Very loyS pridep, .ah,
lbs conpeii!ian4 IN, iardsy;sEes aties5
and Carr saler's Tools. 81 81 - jls
Afgii ia t,fiS59
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Canuuat lea @qss3 80

AT TIE OLD STAND OF f. 8 J. GiLRERT.
LEX e s. & T.. NJ. GILBERT
E$s E$s-y5sE -l5sssTE continue The CARRIi & IL
---S2-BUSINESS' at tic above
s,and---No. 35 and DO Wentworth street,
.ChTleston-whcre they will be- pleased TO
exhibit To their old friends and cus,o..crs
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
.prising those OF their own manulac,nre,
together with varous other styles usually
found iull,;s market. Their long acqnaini-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers viii enable them 10 offer great
Inducements To purchasers both nss'yies
and prices. ~ n .s5 H
Alsgcsi q, So, s4tf B
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Itiappears tha, sl,e Methodist f.
fiseopal Church case. which was
2tricdi in the United States Circui.
Court Of this city, last May, be.
fore Judges Nelson and Belts, 10 des.
tinclsto be still further liti2ated. I,
is dispute between the Moth and
South, respecting the funds of the
association,s and the Judges pro,
snnunccd q decision in favor tf the
South, referring the matter to the
clerk of'thc court, Mr.. j. w. Mel.
son, to ascertain anl report upon
abe value Of the pr,pcrty. Coun.
sci were not satisfied with the re.
port, and it is said that, with the
sanclion Of Judges Nelson and Bot.
ties, the whole matter will be brought
for3sreyiew bcf re the Supreme
tCous. IN. \. HrralI.
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade.
.LE II ElIItA l1I .IISlllN:..t y fNtIE.t .

IN CIItRLI.o ION, .. e
W.. G.. Bancroft 81 Go.
a53 KiNa-Sr. t2 door. below Wentworth. .Stl
Constantly on hand,
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Gools; of al descriptions,
:Aipafcas, Alt'rinoes a,.d Bombaz ncs,
Prints and G,nshnns. 'sl M
Cloths Ca-samcresa and Frs.ings,
duscry. Gloves, &c. &c, SC.
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PRESERVING PLASTs.-lIcrs is
5 ,me advice from the Ilorticulturist,
sWhich;is worthy Of your attention,
reader, though you should not be
1.-THE Fortunate owner of q green.
house. You have ITO doubt a ia.
roniea, a geranin,n or an oleander
somewhere about your house, and to
Keep it healthy, yon should give it
atrial of the treatment recommcn-
ded below. Very few persons,
I says the Horticultural, "appcar to
know. the value Of the sponge in
Is green.house--I mean for tho rur-
1 poseiof Washing the leaves Of all
those plants with leaves broad en-
] ough to admit Of it. / took the
hint some five years ago from
q neighbor, the most successful plant
grower i have ever had the good for
tune 70. know. His plants were al
B $50 especially fresh and healthy
That / was for long time puzzled to
understand his secret; and he always
declared he had no secret. But,
4 early one mprnin:s, ] caught him
with a pail Of clear water, slightly
warm, by his si;',, sponying the
leaves OF all his choice plants. /
/ said 70 myself, 81 have it," did
more, / went home aud practiced it.
Ny plants soon showed by their as
%pect that was not wrong in be.
lieyins it to be tho real seeres OF
my neighbor's Success"
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South CAROLINA TAXES The
f,llowinss 3 is an abstract Of the tax
bill, as passed by the House Of Rop.
resontatives. Forty cents, ad valo.
reas per hundred dollars Of lands;
one.half per cent on Catawba lands,
Sixty cents on s!aves. Two dol.
larson city lpts, lands and build.
isgs, Sixty cents per hundred dol.
larson factoraye, clnploymcnts, fac.
nltiss, professions. Ten cents per
l,nndrcd.dolla $ Of amount of sales Of
goods, wares, and merchandise, de.
tlucting thereirom the amount of
stockton hand 1st january, and cx.
cept, also. consigned goods sold and
rcmittc1 for. Zen cents on sales of
transient goods. Ten dollars por
day on representations, shows, &c.
= e.. .-------1--- -. ...--'
a sCooL ReosrrIass@A gentleman
Sl'ayingsar,poitlte1 tp meet his friend
s.s: ,ss:-j1 particular business, went 10 his
house and knocked at the ,deor, which
WAS opcaed5by o servant girl. He in.
formed her he wanted her mastcr.--.-
lie Is gone out. Sir, said sllc.--'Ihen
your mistress Will do said the gen.
ileman. She (said the girl) ia gone
out.too.' My business is Of corse.
qtionce, (retu.ued he) is yolir masters
aon at hDmel's No, Sir. roturned the
girl) heis gone out That's unl,icky
indeed, (replied he) but perhHps it
,liay not be long before they rcturn;. ]
will step ii, and sit ,by tbs fire. oh,
Sirs said tho girl the tireis 9o,Ies OUT
tool Upon which the gentleman
baae, hor 5ifoftn her nlssler tllat he
did nct y5sst ~ sst,issd 81 cestlyil
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At Asswary, near Newry, Ireland, on the 7th nit,
Mr.. David Rogers aged 80 years. He is believed to
have been the last surviving representative of the
Irish Volunteers of 1872.
M. Odry, the celebrated French low comedian,
died in Paris on the 9th Of May.
The Paris obituary of the last few weeks includes
the names of Madame Camille Bodin, author Of q
great number of novels and romances-and that of
NJ Charles Sewrin the oldest of the dramatic writer's
in France.
woman lately died in a village near Madrid,
aged 1885, She married for the second time at the
age OF 100; she leaves fourteen children, eight grand
children, and nineteen greatgrand children.
Lady Fielding, who, with her husband embraced
the Roman Catholic religion few years ago, died on
the lsr ut., at Naples.
We have to announce che death of Sir Godfrey
Webster, which took place at Battleabbey, England,
en- Wednesday, the Alb ult. Sir Godfrey had been
very unwell for soc time, and was in state Of ex-
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treme weakness but his decease occurred very unex
pectedly. The deceased was the sixth baronet who
has borne the title, which created in l703 The
age of Sir Godfrey at the time OF his death thir
tyeight. His brother, Augustus Frederick, born in
1919, succeeds to the title The family seat is Bat
tle-abbev
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PARIS, May 49, 1858.
The Wtother Fdtes, and Mesmer's Birth Day-Ih
Fine Ayts-7Hc Jesuits-" Uncle Tom''-Vi,le-
gords-7he Drama H,ppodrome, Sc.
The inclemency of the weather has somewhat
stopped the progress Of the growth of foliage and
flowers in France, and it is really astonishing to see
at such epoch of the year. how chilly and cold
the mornings and evenings. The wind blows hard
during the twenty hours, and the clouds loaded with
hall and rain are continually discharging their con-
tents upon Paris 1t Is generally expected that this
inclement temperature will not change till the end
Of the quarter of the moon which is to say, the
tenth Of next month. Well till that time we shall
wear our winter clothes, and this will be saving
for our purses though it will be o loss for the
tailors.
All over Europe--in Italy, Spain, and Germany
the weather has been 30 bad that in parts the
snow has covered the ground for than two days.
In Portugal according to to the last accounts, the
winter has been and is STILL severe that the oldest
people Of that kingdom do not recollect having
witnessed such bad weather since 1859.
While these natural phenomena are thus expert
encod 10 France the aerial and celestial planets are
throwing upon our 7sius" specimens of their min
erals On the l4th instant, several people who were
under tree near Baune, in the Department Of Cote
d'Or sew an acrolfe falling at short distance They
iin.cdiaielv ran To the Mace and found the stone