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;. rnrsu As A MA1pEN's BLusHD
IAAnonneemenH.l

= M r,a Complexion which follows the use OF hAs
Ills the True Secret Of Beauty Fasbionaole Lanes
Society understand this 49,. rs,, p.u.
Tho Magnolia Balm changes the rustic Country Gri INTO wy
more rapidly than any other one thing . -,
, shr, Tan P,eekes Blo.che and AL the effects ofthe
snr suu disappear used aud genial cultivated %
.reson obtained which rivals the Bloom Of Youth Beauty
% TO all who will respectable store ana '' 0
getting the Magnolia Depot No. 81 Park-row, NJ l.
Iroy's KArBAIRos $ the best thing for the Hair
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locality and receive a generous endowment-with the
present and an additional corps Of teacherst W2ua no
6ne of the hest Colleges OF the country AS IT, Nun
MANY dicultes and endorsements Dr. Steele ana hls
earnest coWOrkeTs are doing wonders.
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THE VELOCIPEDE.

Gus FrOnman of this city won n silver cup
Monday, in race on the fhf urVunu' ~ '''''01'
Pa. ....4od nth
A number of the midshipmen connected Win sa
the French Scholarship Jean Bart, now m1olJu 3 ,,
Navy Yard Yesterday morning visited aYeocpeue nan
I'm Bridge.st and devoted themselves ior an hour vi
more to the most violent Of violent exercise SOe VI
them good rders.
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AQUATIC.
THE PORTLAND REGATTA.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 7.-Ihe rowing regatta
which was left undecided tho 5tn pulled again
this forenoon and by the DirgOs in Sl6 distance
two miles The Unas refused 20 pull claiming they had
wherry race Robinson Williams made the two miles in
154s but as KeaZer and GOOld claim he fouled them,
the prize will probably be awarded TO Keazcr whose
time was sixteen minutes.
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ATLANTIC HuYFlss. ih

b...p.r p,,.r,.r, l'f "a "a a. 81 On an Gu 0h
Umpire Emndo ofbs R1esdor Club seers A.ssrt HeIs
and Jones Time Of bours % minutes Len bAsss-B
ksPortsT finest Atlantic tumes Clean home runIPargbsrp
Phelps, IL Bsnettl.
Fielding Secretly eatcbss-PAngburb Wright Total g. De
lansy Phelps o. behus 2s Pod bound eAtebs-Psbg.
bOrh. o. Whsbt Kelly e-tO,S u TSt Il delaney l-Ots
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powUATAN VS.. ATHLETIC OF BROOKLYN:
This game, which was played in the lower field
at the Cspitone resulted victory for the PoWhatah
by a score Of 90 TO 25
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TILE RosENpALE HOTEL HOMICIDE.

Mrs. Andrews, indicted recently as an ac-
complete OF Wallace McDaniels in the murder OF Thomas
T. Corwn the Rosendale Hotel Morrsania, has been
delivered up by her bail bond, and Is now IN jail.
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c,,n,v Dor ,cv-The escape of Colonel Ryan,

CUBAN PoLICY.-The escape or ColOnel hyan'
he Cubap 6bur has theme Of local conversation tbs pass
- 10 the already published item Of news
10 add in regard to gve mode Of avoiding arrest He purchased
one Of KNo1s HATS mingled thus with the whole fashionable
world desed hostile notice and dut No 23 Broadway We remOo
the reader whence distinction OF appearance ana
of drssa alike do Tow.
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HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER.

srvyopr Hour Their Bar Wind H9nr 1hs ne Bar Wna
JULY 81 @2SWW &c @asSE
fSo ogSSE II go 9oz3 s. ,l 3, 4,
p ,,,ips-Slightly cloudy from IL TO u very elosay a.
~ ~ 30 nd elopdy a. snd at AhernoonIVep y
,ts ci5oiS 40 70 $780, hay at sloi very hago 10 Sunset
E,snpg-IdttIe bsIy 80 H. - 49,. u,oDh ~ thu
Tar TEspSRST1RE-In this generally the hottest on. Of
o rsgt.Ted AZ m The Lowest point tbs morning d hin
and a E a. COO and yesterday o'i ros must nave
ROtniles Of is
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REMOVAL.
800
s Is

ID IO RNU
THB COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JBwBLRY FACTORY
has REMOVED their Office from No. 81 NssauR 10 their splendid
oness No 335 BROADWAY These superior Watches hAvs
three and give universal sasaetsn,
although sold at moderate price, surpassed appearance
time by gold sl50 and $40 They have been
improved but the prices remain the SIS Those Of extra
kne aah go Gents and Ladies' JeSey Of the richest styles
equal the gold tenth the WE
HAVE But oNB OFFCh NO AGENTS. and no. responsible
and worthless goods sold cheap owelry esbhna
fact . GENUINE COLLINS METAL
WATCHES AND JEWELRY CAN BIZ HAD. ... IL
L. h. COLLINS 4 Co., No 3D Broadway,
Corner VI WestkaA
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CRICKET.

ALPHA OF SALEM, MASS, VS.. ST. GEORGE.
The match between these Clubs, at Hudson
CITY, Yesterday resulted favor OF the st. George Club
as win be seen by the appended score:
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HlRKARD.
TotalG......." 81 II l6 22l
Totals......i.".27 s Z

Isrysrd.;:..;.... rs
Umpre-Mr Ferguson the Atlantic Club Watson
and Myers Time Of Gs%s2 bours and 20 minutes Len
Patterson, Martin. HOd JeSst total Wells Rust
total Clean HomeiRuusfeaesy ltPednE SeoeRy
Wood Hodes 4; JsSett q o. Nelson Patterson
total H. Buss S; Willard 2, Bush Smith, IL total Oats on
Foal Bsls-Eekord, times; Harvard, times
BASEBALL REPORTERS VS.. ATLAETIC-MUFFINs.
A most enjoyable game was played on the
CapitOline Ground Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon it
being the occasion OF the first appearance OF the
Ball Reporters in the field this The newspaper
were out In full force and the nine they presented
well matched by the Muffin Atlantcs. Tho game
commenced at 81 O'Clock, and although three hours long,
all enjoyed immensely. The Reporters were first the
bat and made twelve before they disposed Of
the Atantcs soon caught up and the game throughout
close, resulting in favor Of the Atlantcs by
score of ls 70 80. Two prizes. bat and
ball had been given by Peck & Snyder
for the two reporters making respectively the best
ting and the rest fielding Mr. Albert Wright Of
The Philadelphia Mercury took tho bat. and Mr. Joe g.
Pangborn Of The TRIBUNE the ball. OF the Atlanucs Mr
Delaney made tue best batting well fielding score
OF the other players PangbOrn PiccO Lewis OF the
Reporters and Phelps Barrie and Tasse Of the Atantcs
led at the bat and Kelly, Lewis, Wright and Hudson
Reporters, and Tasse, Dickens and Phelps Atantics
lead on the fielding score. Appended is the score
detail:
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SUYDAY-SCHooL BoOKs-BROUGHToN& WY
MN No 5 Bible House Keep the variety from all Publishers
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Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER a. Co., y
Nos $685. 400 and 4O2 BoWkRY (oppoH" shhiI' W i'
for MEMS, BOrsi CHIL DBEHs CLOTHING
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MYSTIC PARK RACE.

BOsToN, July I'm a $4,000 match to wagons,
between Hotspur and MyrOn Perry, this afternoon, at
Mystic Park the latter In three straight heats.
Time, 2,27, 2:39, and 2:29t
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

OF JuLr1
BOLTING.
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OF JuLYL
PRUNEs AND PRIsMs.
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OF JULYL
MTTIGATED PENALTIES,
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OF JUnz
GETTYSBURG,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULYL
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
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OF JULY.
MIR. COLFAX ON THE SITUATION,
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OF JULr1
OUR CHINESE,
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OF JULYL
POLITICAL ECoNoMY-BY HORACE GREELEY,
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OF July T.
EDITORIAL NOTES,
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OF JULYz
WASHINGTON NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JILL
Essrs Reader Of TDs Daily Tribune ShO"fs Sab"
scribe for Ths FeekEy Tribune to Ffit'
THE CTBAN REVOLUTION,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or JULY Z
IDA LEWIS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY Z
THE ELECTION IN VIRGINIA,
En- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY
COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS,
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or July Z
THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,
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OF JCLY L
THROUGH THE SOUTH
WOODEN MANUFACTURES
IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY T.
THE PEABODY EDUCATION FUND,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULYz
There .-ho hare La.sSs for Sale shonTG GdrrIiS' '
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES-AKARGIA.
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WHEN TO SWEETEN TARTS,
NEW AND GIGANTIC PLANT,
ace THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY
INDEPENDENCE DAY,
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THROUGH TO THE PACIFIC.
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INTERESTING LETTER FROM LONDON,
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oP JULYz
DEDICATION ODE-BY BAYARD TAYLOR,
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FOURTH OF JULY ODE,
BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON,
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OF JULY L
ADVICE GRATIS-PoETRY,
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or JULYz
Ersry PersOn srko hGs q Farss for SAFE should
sGSrerIfss Es The Weekly TrFbHse He
CgrcssEafioS % Greater GtSs that
or asy other Newspaper.
FOREIGN NEWS.
DOMESTIC NEWS
GENERAL NOTES,
LITERARY ITEMS.
POLITICAL. PERSONAL,
RELIGIOUS.
BASE BALL. TURF. &C.,
Dealer 10 Seed asS PGanh SHOULD .E6Tsrfise Iss
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THE FARMERS CLUB ON
SALE OF Added EGGS,
SINGLE SUBSTITUTE,
THE TEN-HOUR SYSTEM,
WAR AGAINST WEEDS,
BETTER BUTTER WITH LESS WORK.
AN EMETIC FOR "MIDDLE-MEN,"
SOWING PLASTER ON CLOVER,
BEGINNING TO BE RICH
HINTS ON HAVING,
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OF JULY L
THE FRUTT-GROWERS CLUB.
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OF JULYZ
THE CROPS.
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OUEDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.
NEWMARKET RACEs-JULY MEETING

NEWMARKET RACEs-JULY MEETING.
NEWMARKET, July THE sweepstakes of
100 sovereigns each for three year olds walk over
by Lord stamfords ERADICATE The midsummer stakes OF
80 soyeregns each for three year ods won by Baron
Rothschilds b. c., by Tim Whittier, out Of Hermione
beating Prince sotykofTs Badsworth, second, and MI
PryOrs FLY Msadventure, by Adventure, third. The
betting at the start was two against the winner
two 10 one against Msadventure and three 20 against
Paasvorth No othera Etarted.
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e, d al stb sh 9th 7th. 9Th. 9th. Total
Mutual; .:...."...S ! % "a
vS}eFdward Brown Of the EehOd Base Bal Club Scorers
Davins andC oEsh
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up as ray of light, traverses the scaffoiding =,
leaps over the intercolumniations, glides alon z
the cornices, and arrives like q thanderboIt in
front OF the sinister shadow. At this moment
the moon, emerging from a cloud, casts pale
CLEAN athwart the fndented stones and Ber-
nard recognizes Sabine and Polydore
Polydorc, startled by the approach of the
white apparition, and seeing Erwfus daughter
with liked eye, quivertng lips and angry brow,
reeoils with shrek, aud losing his balance.
tails dead in the court Bernard, terrified. de-
scends swiftly, PUSHES toward tho tower. and
reaches it in time to receive iuto his arms the
young girl, who is just awakening.
All was now explained. 1t was easily under.
stood how Sabine-thanks to somnambulism,
by Providence, which made her
such prodigies. and how enyious batred hod
endeayored to ruin all.
bernard married the maiden, now SO fully
justiiiea, and the tower, finished through their
eAertlons, was inaugurnted ON st. JOINTS Day.
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If we knew the woe and heartache
Waiting for us down the road
Ii our lips could taste the NORWOOD.
II our backs could feel the load,
Would we waste the day in Wishing
For q time that De'er can be:
W ouid We wait i'll such Impotence
for our ships to conse from sea
If we knew tho baby fingers
Pressed against the window pane
Would be cold and stiff Tomorrow
Never trouble us again
Would the bright eyes OF our darling
Catch the frown upon our brow;
would the print of rosy fingers
feS us then as they do now}
All. those little ice.cold fingers
How they point our memories back
To the hasty words and actions
StreWn along our backward track
How these little hands remind us.
AS in snowy grace they lie,
MOTTO scatter thorns, but roses
For our reaping by-and by!
Strange we never prize the music
, LII the sweet-Noiced bird has flown;
strange that we should slight the violets
., TIL the lovely flowers are gone;
Strange that summer skies and sunshine
Never seem one-half SO fair
AS when Winters snowy pipions
Shake their white down in the air!
Lips from which the seal of silence
None but God can roll away,
Never btossomed in such beauty
AS adorns the mouth to-day;
ana sweet words that freight our memory
r, With their beautiful perfume,
Come To US ia sweeter accents
Through the portals of the tomb
Let rs gather up the snnheams
lying all around our path.
Let us Keep tne WHEAT ;ffIu T1rrV-,
Casting out the thorns and cbaff;
Let us find our sweetest comfort
In the blessings of today
With patient hand removing
All the lriers from our way.
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EREAR SToNEs--It Is o period az wonders
Language does not progress with the current change
tho march Of improvement. Now Instead OF Depend
ing Quincy granite Portland stozre Miasthsuf at
iayen 10 trassIsed into tho most eegant and dhrabs
building meteEal by pxpceHs which ncioneS baa
feasible aud This dacovery which
~ connected With tho advancement Of city We are
laufentab bly, deficient In domestic. resources fnatus
faoturea veFy prOeet ten which promises TO supply
this needed ant should recelve the caee
Of sefinte-est that should inquire into Che feasbil
ity of lie replacing what hltb6fto been brBt here
at much cost Let bulerE eontrectoFs sud Al ethers
Interested visit the works on gsste The
opportalty Of testng the q zsing this
dow caps and sills and VARSITY efother RseH see ad
vertissment. t-st
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On. WrSsIow,s LIVER AND STOMACH fseZ4
EexIt "a claaed tbas this e tho most important
Ilcin that chemistry has produced Before be-
ing brought TO is preft state Of perfection are ta
one tiionsAHd ok3siHssets tried While paWsrfGl
a. yogstfbiu II 3 pleasant to tho tassa
nrdpagy candy For iin giltes4n greater detail Ne re-
fer u tide aavertIselaent. -
g3a6ht a zza8 sal a8 500 s.l -9ss 4 isfe ~
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Rev. CORNELIUS MoYslHAN, Rev. T. T. KENNY,
Rev. JEREMIAH MoYSIHAN, Mr.. HUGH McCLos-
KEYi Mr. JoHN McCAFFREY, Treasurer; Mr.. I.
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There were giants in those days wish we
had a Few thoroughbred giants now for there
Is work to be done, and don't see that we are
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sEs - TIE IEo OF Nj q IA
The British authorities have inst completed
the census Of tho CoIony of New Zealand; and
etasietss theological non 1t psesrs4ts.
REPRESENTATIVES OF every hattoh IN tIle world
are to be found there, and the Lat Of its rcligl-
ons sects IL even greater than that fcf the. ma
tionaiities of its Inhabitants. The Se.. York
Uoria thus comments on these facts -
There are Church OF Epeland people, Gatho-
lies, PresbyteFians, Methodists, independents
Bafstists; Ran teesy (xhat tglaneers La
therans, Jews, Guake-s, "Pscteesasstz Eae no
particular denonEnation,s Paeans, Chinese
and heatheu Christians, z (rS have AheathEn
Christians" in America, eoAly they don't call
themselves by that laFmBD The ChnTeh of
Christ, Bible Cbfistianas Disciples 6f Christ,
Christian BrethreH, Free Christmas Unitn-
tianS Non-Seetarians, a(thinie of that y Ply
mouth Brethren, Morniens, Eroe Tiiinkars
Greek Churchnaen,s SwedenbuBgiansy Caarin-
lists, M0favihus aAd New GhurshnIens 1919
five hsdsfo that list hnyashere saxa an
an otficlal Feport, We sl1otfld have set ftdown
as n bHrleeque on Christian unity Twenty
nine different reli gions IN . Fopnlttion Of Ria
600 peoplei The COLONY swarm with cmissaRies
of Bible, Tract snd other societies Of reiigtnns
zealots, with the aforementioned extraordi-
nary results. s9f sltas II sV4
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puDaoation oiloe-No. 100 eravier street
VOLUME II.
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
IF WE KNEW.

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1869.
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ARpro'ai 0f he lfaae Rss. AssasisAess
= We approve ct the aforesaid t.ntasr..
taking, and commend il 10 me GathoIics
of our Diocese. 's''t-es'
Dssszsssr IL, IssI.
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Morning star and catholiS Messenger

THE MosSsNd SrAl hns been staxted
With the approval II che ecelesissEieal
authority q the Diocese, ID supply an
admitted want In Few Ozleaus. and il
mainly devoted to the interests ! he
cafhplic Church.
10 prevent all failure, and 10 guarantees
the perraanency Of the undertaking. n =
/. based on = joint stock comp =, the eabi.
IN OF which is ona hundred tlaorsand
dollars, IN iyethousand shares, or twenty
dollars each. a =
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NUMBER s1

those those pennies :, month snd shlllinss ysar
ator bandly, every shilling Is 81 ~,
imam behind it"--which was selrcelx = as, ~
rate, as the servant girls and children ecntri-
/" Hnmphp calculated Torn. Z s,. .ara X,
, snose si men Dehind the shillngs haai woosser
osconneli 1,ssss,,fe n, a,,. ,ser. T..
occasion, Meaghe in it 81
|exslaimed, could die for you afr. Com
nell Z, the aged Tribune answ cred
My young friend / want 40 dying here
want VA OIL my friends to live and work for ire
He had some noble peouliafities suggestive
OF alcertain gentisness in his natHre great,
s snd big, and barly as he was. 81 Tst'Ieitl,or
~ II ME yet quite boy, reper,u seyeEai
y Is sPeeehes at the lannon's monster s.'eet-
,ngag Wore my hair rather long then, ana
i:VEe tfasfn onee IT Was my Hot 10 sst hume
oaasslg " Front Of whers the seat orator was
Stone, he would occupy nis 6ngnrs ID tssi sti,its
aud untwisting my hair, q ipeculiariky sclsanac-
teslAtie OF atotaer distinguished Irishnarl to
whom shall have occasion to refer at q future
|. But she time came wI,eus this passieal anss
Hlnhteileesnat giant was sadly eh angad The
!la1hne 81 lcaf-S gave him b teTxibln kl0 lint
tho tgnth Is, he neser rallied FROM lid
quences TO his health of tho inss8isE1Isst 31t az
'ls4t I9 1sts saw him 81 q saeskisn sc sSsiif-
XII ss E EeR.ss n ssaa s
aNa "a was as lii =, II 60
1,asss,'' vs. IS
agaiBae tAs "a Esiefe ffsi S.&fnsaSss1 W. ~.
iistois IN Ireland, hiid bis isssl,sSs III
some pas Sas provoked much htsassies 1S,it
MY ile paused. and, wavinu hfs hansl
said, in q deep, rich, solemn tone, aGsHtlenlen.
beg Gods pardon and yoar pardon for alidnIs,.
ing "a nnseemiy ieyity of Language III this tex
Ilole houE q my country most awful misery
And immediately tears sprantg to every egs
4 never saw him more. He went to London.
and finally left that city to proceed to Rome
But he never Heaehed thescentre of Christianity
Tho died at Genoa NJ 8
1t has been often foolishly said that the pnrtx
called the Young Ireiandersn broke his heart,
but here - what he said in reference 70 that
sohisln, to Gnthony 0,Elahcfty I. Y son. john
acted rashly, very raallly. Had been in Dab
an this rupture would never have occuTredn
few days after, referring to- tho famine. lie
exclaimed, Phe niiseries of my eonntTy'are
killing mew d ASA. f.,s 7eses.Fe- y
But the truth is, the eminent Irish physician
IN Paris said that thelsreat old ulan had been
ior at Least three years labaring under soften
ing OF the brain, tho rialady, which killed
Moore and ssb'.ti, and more than one other illus
trioas brain worker. Iss-.l 81 q
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OFFICIAL
THE AGRICULTURAL, COEvENrIOy

COLUMBIA, S. c., Wednesday, April 2s.-
This body assembled this morning, at Ii
o'clock, in Carolina Hail. On motion of
Major Thos. W. Woodward, delegate from
Fairfield, VIM. M. Iawton, Esq, delegate
from Beaufort, was called to the Chair Mr..
Lawton delivered short address, thanking
the members for the compliment, and inn,
pressing upon them the Importance of the
matters for the consideration of which this
Convention had assembled. Jas. G. Glbbes
and Thos. w. Holloway were appointed rs
Secretaries. rar.
On motion, the delegates present were re-
quested to enroll their names, when the fol-
lowing gentlemen appeared at the Seoreta-
ries' desk and registered their names:
Abbeuille-W X. Blake, B. T. Herndon.
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Flint Items.

NJ. Roberts. agent Of the Rising Star
company at Flint, let, on Saturday last, a con-
tract to Blnyard X company for haulins
quartz from the Rising Star mine 10 the mill.
Tile coltr.l..t was a llrge one but We failed 10
get the figures.
Blacks MIL is running on Pickens 4
Edwards ore, fine yield is anticipated
Numbers are leaving for White Pine. Al
Benis, Ed Slurgis and other Old residents
left few days since.
The WAVE, while piruIing round the Ris-
Ing Star mill, was shown several nice bricks
by Mr.. c. Ahern that looked good enough To
cool any White Pine lever, that can be reach
ed by an anlidOLe