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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-04
WILMINGTON MkRKET.
A. M. & co.
Reported by Gee. H. KELLEY d BROTHER

Wholesale GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTs.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
Business though still ~suffering from the fnancisA
panic, shows some Improvement for the past week
and produce meets a better demand, but without
any probability Of advance in prices.
FLoUR-The receipts are light, with a good de-
mand. We note sales in the past week of A a $50
bbls Family $63 cash, a 81, 90 days. Extra $50
a sos cash and time and S F. S. a 81.
CoRN.-R Receipts light. Yellow IL a 70; white
and mixed 20.
WHEAT-Very dull and no sales for several
days. B. E. Peas ST..
CoTToN.-The stock on market is light, not over
200 bales with sales of choice at 12c.
NAVAL SroREs-Sales of $50 bbls. Tar 81 40
a l 40 no sales Rosin Spts Turpentine dull 81
a 80.
STAvEs.-R. O. hid. $50 a 80. Culls S13.a Is.
". 0. hid. $44 Gull IA q IL. Pipe 70. Culls
30; Dbl $26. Culls IS; Heading 48. Gull 18.
BAcoN-Va. Hams 19 a zoe hog round la a
J8c.
LARD-2o
GRocERlEs.-P B. end l e a Z 3 IS; 30 eSi
refined lsE%guyrn IA Java Is a 20 Mocha 70
z5c; Rice 81 Soap A a &c; Starch s a 81 Car
dies, Sperm 80 a 55; Chemical Sperm 80 a 40c
Adamantine 26 a % Mould Ice.
SAIL. B. l so q 90 G.. A 1 10 a | Is.
GUANo-Peruyian $50 Manipulated AZ a 81
Mexican $2S.
Oct. 81.
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LAND For SALE

THE subscriber being dcsirous to meve west,
offers his tract of land for sale, containing 6722
acres. There is about $50 acres in woods, and
between SO and 80 acres of available rich low
grounds. A part of the land is well adapted to
the growth of tobacco and wheat, and the remain.
der to the growth of corn, cotton, peas and pota
toes. 1t has a dwelling on it with four rooms
below, three rock chimneys, a good framed
kitchen and smoke house, and other out houses
and is situated in Nash county, 6 miles north west
of Nashville, on the Louisburg road, in a healthy
and respectable neighborhood. Any person wish.
ing to buy land in this country would do well u
call and examine tor themselves before purchas
ing elsewhere. GEORGE KICKS.
Sept. I4th, 1857 5-39-3m.
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PETERSBURG
Carefully Corrected by

BROW NLEY& HICK S.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
WHEAr.-There is a better feeling in the mar
ket and prime white is selling at 1 So a | 80 Red
l % a l %.
CoTToN-The transactions in this article are
very light and we have to nOto small advance,
We quote sales at IL a III. Holders are asking
IL a III.
ToBAooo-There is still very little coming in
and we note a small advance this week. We note
some sales of leaf at 10 a ST. primings % a So
B~AcoN.--There is very little in market. We
quote sides III III shoulders 154 a Is.
FLoUR--Is dull and lower.
GUANo-$63, Ton and scarce.
SUGARs.-Have advanced Z a let; Exchange or
Now York 10 a IL per cent.
CoRN-Very dull at rs cts. bushel.
LARD-Va is scarce at 10 to 20cts; Western II
Bbls l6cts, kegs IL to 18cts.
+ GUNNY BAGGING.-This article higher, 10 to 153
SALT-Stock large and of prime quality l55 from
wharf and 1 s. from store.
HAY-Dull at l Is to 1 rs.
Oct. 81.
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FOR ONLY a4

ON the passiptof -, viii be mailed to any pers
" SON a recipe Of a remedy fer Horses, willis
suffering with Bolts or Grabs, which was neyes
known 10 fail to give ease in their greatest agony,
If given in time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an untimely death by this remedy, and
if given as advised, and it fails, the money WILDE
refunded. No person who has a horse should be.
without this recipe. ether remedies will be added
which will be conducive TO health and thrift, and a.
great preventive OF distemper, which horses are.
subject to. AddresgR. NJ BROWN, the P. NJ. of
New Hill P. o., Wske county, N. c..
March 2, 1857. 5l-sm
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment. Beware of I'm
posture! The public are hereby informed of a sure
test whereby to ascertain the geAuineness or the
contrary of these medicines. This consists of a
"water- mark"-the words "Holloway New York
and London" in semi-trhnsparent letters in every
leaf of the book of directions around each box or
po.. Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden
Lane, New York, and by al druggists, at 25c., and
81 per box or pot.
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8 : : : 8 q 8 8 & 8
pRnpERTv POD SALT

THE owner of some most desirable Houses and
Lots in the City of Raleigh, offers them for sale at
most reasonable prices and on time to suit par-
chasers. If desired, a credit of one, two, and three
years will be g~iven-the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. For further particulars
enquire of the Editor of the Spirit of the Age,
who can give full information to persons de
Sirin o. fo nurohasa
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GUION,S HOTEL.

WILLIAM 7. Balm having taken charge of
this well known Hotel, IN Raleigh, respeetfully
infOrhls Ais friends and tao public, that he i pre-
paredto accommodate all who may favor bin. with
their patronage. He pledges himselft to do all in his
power to render comfortable all who may stop At
his House. WIN. IT, Rain
Rslsigh, Oct. 5, 1857. s4i-tr.
NASoNIC-The Officers, Members and Re-
WI personalities Of the Grand ledge OF North
Carolina are hereby informed! that the Annual
Meeting of this Masonic Body wilfAe held in this
city en- Monday evening the 9TH Of December next
at Z o'clock. -
A punctnal attendance is earnestly requested.
WfLLIAMT Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Oct. ~. 8-A2 fdn4
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LOOK OUT

1.-THE subscriber, determined to sell, offers for
sale his valuable Property on Toms creek, of
zoo hundred acres ofland; on the place is a
large and commodioRs two. story framed building z,
store house, and large framed BARN, and other out
houses, suited fOrcarrying on any public business.
This place is offered at the low price Of Twenty
Five Hundred Dollars. address
LEE R. GIBSON,
Oct. 1857 9-2m Toms Creek, N. G.
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PRICES CURRENT.
RALEIGH MARKET.

BY MILLS H. BROWN, GROCER.
Flour.-Coming in more freely and is seilTag at
So so a IS.
Corn.-This article Is coming N freely and is
selling so cts. per bush.
Bacon.-Scarce at i7k 4 rSE.
Lard.-Also very scarce at 2pets-
Fodder-Is worth from S. to rs.
Oats are selling at 90 a rs per hundred
Butter-Coming in more freely at % q IS
Eggs-f24 a I5c per doz-
Chickens ID a 20.
Hides-Dry 10 a 124c.
Potatoes-Sweet 40 a 40.
Irish rs a 81 90.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO. H. KELLEY d BROTHER
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tut OLIO DpIIIU VI JII6 ~
DREAMY TWILIGHT.

The shades of twilight were stealing over
the bright blue sky, and the lingering tints
of purple and gold were as slowly and sadly
fading from the west, which blushed and
smiled in the dying sunlight. Agentle breeze,
laden with the balm of a thousand flowers,
waiting the wild, weird notes of the mock
ing-bird, whispering to the signing myrtles,
and sporting idly with each leaf and flower,
gave refreshing GOODNESS to the air. To one
who has never visited the tropics, the scene
were indeed well worthy a glowing descrip-
ton. Indeed the pencil of the artist-the
language of the poet, could convey but a
shadowy and indistinct outline of the beauty
Of the sky-the murmuring of the far-of
fountain, the caroling of birds, and the glo-
rious, dreamy-death-like repose that had
fallen like a mantle on the sleeping earth
There is a sadness that steals almost imper-
ceptibly over the spirit in gazing on a scene
like this. To me, Twilight everywhere brings
this sadness and | love to watch the conflict
between sunlight and shadow, and as the
darkness gathers around, calling up pleas
ing and bitter memories of the silent past,
to think of the present and future, as a twi-
light-tide, where mingle hopes and fears
shadows and sunbeams. But why should l
| loiter, vainly attempting to depict the lowell
4 ness of a landscape, when language is utter
: ly powerless to express, and imagination, un-
= aided by sight couldnever conceive the bright
e and glowing reality
How beautiful The crimson clouds which
ioated laZily in the west, assumed as many
: bright, chameleonic hues, as does the dol.
, phin. Browning bastions, gloomy towers,
q and stately minarets, from whose refulgent
far-off SUBMITS shone the last ~scintilla of de
d parting day arose as it were by magic, and
fell and faded. And as | watched their rise
10 theirfa their glory, their decay, my thoughts
imperceptibly reverted to the past. Memory
of recalled the 1eeting phantoms of dream-land
ar | saw the fairest flowers of earth grow wal
and pale. Death, Like an untimely frost,
- had blighted alike the blossom and the bud
70 saw the gay, cloud oastles-Ihad reared in air
bereft of light, and loneliness, and glory
o. shrouded in impenetrable darkness and crumb
~ ling into dust. They in whom were centred
around whose hallowed forms clustered an
nc chung each fond emotion, each dream of Low,
each hope of happiness-oohere are they?-
en- They have flown away forecer. The SUI
,ls beams gid the gloomy clouds no longer, an
L alas am desolate!
WIS The moon is shining in unclouded splel
dor, and a cleaning host of silver stars a
on ~twinkling in the armament. The drows
;, tinkling of the falling waters-the night
'"f gales complaint-the odorous breath of flo,
ger ers-rihed of their sweets by "vagra
use Zephyrs," all-all invite to slumber and
repose. And as / sink in sleep, dare I n
dream although the wild and wayward hoI
of early life went down ere noon, that gel
HIS Ter, Purer lights, may rise and shine; eli
ne Dian and her retinu of stars) when day
done, and dreary darkness reigns?
"H'***
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e. 10.
miscellaneous
Grand Division of North Carolina
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

IL i5r, 8. OF T., of North Carolina, viii convene
in the Town Of LOuiseurg, on Tuesday, the ID
day Of December next, at IA o'clock. A.. NJ. Defe-
gates can leave the Raleigh and CASTOR r. Road
at Frsnklint0n, ON that morning and reach lou
isburg by stage no miles, in time for the opening
Session.
1t is hoped that every Subordi nate Division VIII
be represented. 1t is important this shoulfb e
the case, if possible. Warm hsaras and open
arms will be- ready 10 meet you on she part Of the
brethren fthat hospitable Town.
Divisions that have not done so, are earnestly
-equested to forward the Retsrns and Per Centage
due for the past Quarters
A. NJ. CORNING IS.
Raleigh, Nov. 4th, 1857. le-td.
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Read { Read ! the following

We the undersigned have used and known used;
the Receipt advertised by Robt. d., Brown, Esq,
for the cure Of Bots or Grubs in horses, and con-
slider ID che best remedy known, for that disease.
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relief
in the very first instance, even when horses were
suffering the ssverest agony And the remedy is
quick and ~efectual. Fer the benefit Of every
body, and especially for the benefit of that noble
aninEsl-the Horse-we recommend all to procure,
M. Browns remedy to be used in hundreds of in.
stances. and never without effect. In some cssesr
il has accomplished astonishing cures.
J. L. BEEEETT, T.B. H0LLEMAN,
r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT.
EDWIN H0LLEMAN.
Wake county, N. c., sspt. 1887,
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THEY ARE WORTH SO DOLLARS

ksOR only one dollar, we will send the following
Il original, unequalled and warranted Receipts-
to any person, by mail I, How to make superior.
Vinegar for 5 cents per barrel. e. Camps Flsh-
catching Secret. 8, How to cure Cholic or Bolts
in horses IN 5 minutes, without uedicine Of any
KIND. 4, How to. make superior Furniture or
Leather Varnish for 8 cents per gallon. s The
Game Charmer's Secret. 6, How to.Weld cold iron.
or steel firmly, Instantly, without laber or EXPENSE
z, How to make splendid soap, without labor, fog
10 cents per barrel. All good bank bills taken at
par. Address, plainly,
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One Coon REsrLT.-A W~iIliamsburgh On.
W paper says the hard times has materially
affected the whisky trade, in consequence of
which the distillers are suspending opera
tions. Thousands of cows in the Eastc.
District and suburbs will be deprived of their
customary diet, and of necessity must be fed
on something more wholesome than distilled
swilL
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METHODIST CoNFERENCE.-The North Caro-
lima Methodist Conference is to convene in
Goldsboro on the Bird December. From the
preparations making among our citizens, we
Judge the $50 ministers who are to be pre-
sent will be we'll provided for. We feel as
sured that all our citizens will do the very
best they cau.-GoIds60rO' Tribune.
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JOY TO THE INvALID.-Persons afflicted with
any of the diseases arising from a disordered iv-
er or stomach, nervous debility, dyspepsia or liver
complaint, should try Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
Killer, 1t seldom fails to effect a cure in a very
short time. Sold by all dealers in family medi-
o;nas 9-2i
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MARION q. BOND & CO.,
Ar IAw. nNlVRhREk

AT law, w.
WILL attend particularly and promptly a ,hel
collection OF all kinds of claims, renewing
and discounting notes in Bank, hiring and repta
ing property, and buying and selling real.es.ate
on commissions. Refer to Charles Dewey, Cashier
Bank Of the Stass, and W. III. Jones, Cashier Bank
of Cape Fear.
All letters enclosing money must b. registered.
Office on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market
Square. ~
Sept. %, 1857. s-,f
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A rare chance to buy a Home,

DEING DESTROYS of occupying a residence in,
ID an adjacent County, I would sell the Fai m
where L now live. fAls Farm, containing about
700 Acres, is situated in Hartford county, N. O..
upon the road from Winton to Rich Square Is
miles from the forner place, and Is miles from
Murfreesborough
There is a good dwelling, with five large rooms
and two passages, and the necessary out-houses.
The water is excellent.
Persons who wish TO purchase a good Farm and
pleasant residence, in one of the best of neigh
horhoods, are requested to visit and examine this.
I Letters Of inquiry answered by return Of mail.
TERMs.-The purchaser, by giving bonds with
a .2Fcved security, can have any re reasonable and
necessary Indulgence. Address
J.C. POWELL,
st. Johns P. O., Hartford Co. n. C.
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1858.
TURNER'S NORTH CAROLINA AL.
MANIAC for 1873, this day published and for sale
wholesale and Retail, by II. D. TURNER,
Ne. Bookstore.
Price So 50 per Hundred.
Raleigh, November 4th, 1857. loft
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If you can paint fire with charcoal, light with
can with words give a faint idea of the excellence
and magic effects of Perry Davis Pain Killer
Its reputation is Of world wide fenown its intro
duction is received with great favor in foreign
lands.
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yALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

In Loaisbnrg, Franklin county, N. C.
HAVING decided, since sslling ont my stock
IL of Watches, JeweEy, Tools and Materials,
to change my manner of living, to . more active
life, for the benefit Of ny health, I now offer at
private sale my House and lot, about the centre
of Town, fronting on Main Street; it being a cor
ner lot, one side running on Church Street. Also
my New Store House and lot-the store House
was built with q view to a general Mercantile
B usiness, and the location is as desirable as any
in Town. All the particulars farther than above
stated as TO the property or advantage of Educa-
ton, will be given by letter. q
n. B. WALKER.
LouisbuTg, Sept. q, 1857. 5tDec. 20.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

OAA4VuO LGMA4L OUILEUEr
THE Fourteenth Session will ommence on the
Il FIRST MONDAY in January, 1858. The teach
ers employed are of the first order of ability. The
course of instruction is unusually thorough and
extensive.
EXPENSES
Tuition in Elementory Branches SIS
!" " College Glasses, 90
/" " Music, 20
I" Drawing 10
" " Painting, 20
" Embroidery, 5
Board and washing per month, 10
No extra charges will be made,
For particulars apply to
j. W. MILLS.
fo-fZ. Oxford N. G..
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THE TIMEs
4 Southern Literary & Family journal.

d Coubnern Literary q Family Journal
FTNHE TIMES has more than sixty regular con-
Il tributors, embracing many Of tie bast writer's
in the Union. It's reading Raater II Hsostly orr
ginai and procured at great expense-consisting
OF Originsl Novelties. History, Biography, Sell
euce, Agriculture, Education, Poetry, Foreign
and domestic News and the Markets.
TEe third vosume eniargeE and greatly improv-.
ed. printed on fine white paper and With new
eopper-faeed type, will NJ the Rrst week
IN January, 1858. Now Is the best time to sub
scribe ommene with the rev year. In the
first number of the rev volume will commences
two most intensely interesting PRIZE STORIES,
and 1t win be Impossible to supply back namb rs
after q few weeks.
To the friends Of Southern Literature IN all the
Southern States, we appeal for support. The
Times shall be as good as the best published in the
North. You vast q good family paper then try
the Times one year.
Published weekly at $500 per year IN advance.
Specimen copies sent gratis.
Address 0GBURN, COLE ALBRIGHT,
4reeps share " q
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Il Perfume-comprising Extracts for the Hand.
kerchief; Pomade for the Hair Satchels for Draw
eTs; Toilet water. DC, just received at The Drug
Store Of PESCUD-A GATBING.
Sent 10
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WM!H- HAMILTON, having completed the.
w Improvement of the Capitol SqTsre, Ra,
leigh, il HoE ready 20 make Contrasts FOE fhe inn
proyeunent of Private or Publis Grounds, in anz
part Of the State. Plans, drawings. and estimates
given on applications Fruit and ornamental trees
for sale Greenhouse Plants, Roses and Strawber-
~, Of the following kinds being the best in culti:
walton, and'ready for planting BErs, New, Pine,
Moyamensing5 Mac EEofs Superb, and Long.
worth's Prolific. The above varieties 25c. per doz.,
or one dollar per hundred. AL letters addressed
WIN. II. HAMILTON, Florist, Raleigh, n. C.,swiH.
be promptly attended TO.
sRaleigh, Sept 3osh, 1857. sly
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LANDScApE %GARDENIEG.

Orders from a-distanceprsnptly attended to
Raleigh, Get l; 1857 g.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NALL and Winter Supply Of Bootz and shoes.-
The Subscriber is now receiving q large SUP
ply of Boots and Shoes, of.a qualities and varie-
ties, to which he invites the attention Of his custo-
mers and the public Meh's and boys Boots and
Shoes, Ladies' and Misses and Children's Shoeg.
OF all styles, Brogsns. and Shoes fos servants, &c.
bargains.
HENRY PORTER.
Ral4iph. Oct IT 1887. r
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JOHN C.PALMER'sJEWELRY STORE

D01 "AAA4 11Uhbt
have just Returned from the North, with a new
assortment of Watches and yewelry, fne. fash.
iouable, and cheap. My assortment Of Plated
Casters, Candlesticks, Walters. Baskets, Spoons.
Knives and Forks, as well e Cue. Cutlery. Is yery.
large and fRe. Pocket Books, Hair Tooth Bru ,bes.
and Port Monies of new styles, Silver Ware, in.
facteverything in my business.
Having in my employ two g0odfs and attentive.
workmen, 1 am prepared to repair all Watches.
and Jewelry in the best manner. Strangers y;si-.
ting the Fair win please cali at
JOHN c. PALMERsS.
Pala;oh n. ~ teSr
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Alamance, Guilford co., n. G.
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FAILURES AND SUsPENsIass.-A summary
of the failures and suspensiJns1 this coun-
try since the 1st Of August, makes the whole
number 952, of which AS were IN New York,
IS in Pennsylvania, 100 in Massachusetts,, 40
in Ohio, Z in Kentucky, 3 in Indiana, . in
Washington city, 8 in Minnesota, As in Hi
nois, 8 in Indiana, in Maryland, 81 in Iowa,
% in Michigan, IS IN Missouri, % in New
Jersey, 5 in Rhode Island, "a IN Wisconsin,
and So in other States. The total liabilities
of all these are estimated at ninety millions
of dollars.
SNow:-We learn that in the neighborhood
of Asheyille, western part Of this State. snow
fell last week to the depth of fve1nches.
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTER
And Southern Talent.

Raleigh, Nov. 9Th, 1857. Is-tc
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DIX. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee of
LoomiS MtHtrdI Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his Improvement iuSpeS
various cities, has now permanently estab- -SlIO
lshed himself IN Washington.
This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
IN making set of bnt one piece Of material, and
that Indestructlbe mineral. No metal is used in
their construction and they therefore free from
salvanlc action and metallic taste. There are no
Joints TO become filled with moisture or particles of
food, hence they are pure and clean. They are
hghter stronger, less clumsy, far more durable and
natural IN their appearance. | will give reward of
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce a
smiar work of art To equal mine IN purity, beauty,
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work responsibly warranted.
20 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
lS-lY
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IL The ~. Louis papers, bOasting Of having
three muTderers hung on one ,affold in that city,
recently, the Boston Traveller says five pirates
swung at the same time from a scaffold in that
city about 10 years sine.
III The name Of Miss COutts, the platOnic
admirer OF Mario, was Giles When she followed
hlm 10 New York and her bid was the highest
Tor prominent box in the theatre she gave a
check ON The banker Coutts, for $50. Thence
originated her pseUdonym which she retained in
after life and even in death
The NEwBERG MCRDER.-The Bellows Falls
(Vtl Times Of July sth, saws that the mysterious
mnfdef at NewbefS. y. Y, which eau ,.d so
much excitement throughout the country-the
BODY having been identified twice and as many
nnrs proved To have been entirely wrorg- GEMS
10 be assuming its third phase in manner which
VIII interest people Ia that vicinity. ID is now
supposed that the person murdered wa a oi i
ilom Putncy, where her fdthef and other relatives
now reside, and from whom nothing has been
Geard since 18th March last