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Sisters Aloysions, of Savannah, and Mary Berhard Frank, of Charleston, of the Sisters of Mercy, died last week. The latter contracted the disease which terminated her life in Richmond.

The store of John W. Lampkin, Elk Garden, Russell county, Va., was entered Saturday night week by boring out the brick, and about $6,000 worth of goods stolen.

James Pickett was found guilty of manslaughter at Lake City, Fla., oh the 14th, for the killing of Lieut. Bull, and fined $250 and thirty days imprisonment.

The Portuguese Government has built a gunboat! It has one gun! It is called "The Terres of the Seas!"

The steamer Circassia, arriving at New Orleans, reports the disappearance of the yellow fever from the blockading fleet off Mobile.

The wife of Gen. Kilpatrick, U. S. A., died on the 23d ult.

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