DEATHS.
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AT Paris, on the 9th Of last month"; DAVID BAILIE
WARDEN, aged 81 years. Hewas Secretary Of the
United States Legation in France, nearly forty
years ago. when General Armstrong was Minister,
and was subsequently appointed Consul of the
United States at Paris, which Office he held for
several years. He was member Of the French
Academy, and man of letters and Of varied learn
ing. He was, it is believed, a native of Ireland.


At Alexandria, on the Sd instant, Mrs. SARAH l..
WATERS, wife of Thomss A. Waters, after pro-
tracted illness of pulmonary disease.