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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
CON

The subject Of repavlng King street is
again up. | hope the City Council will pause
before they incur any more debt, even to
make a desirable improvement. THIS Is NOT
a time to expend any money, which can be
avoided. King street will do, for the pre-
sent-at least, we might make 1t dn.
A TAX PAYER.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Flour has declined
Sc; sales of $500 bbls.; State $5!"Hr5.'1;
Ohio S5.75GS5 90; Southern S54OaS590.-
Wheat is very dull; quotations lH!c lower; red
Sl.ls4sl Is; white 81 .25GSl 50. Corn is dG!l;
sales OF $4,000 bush yellow 9Dc.; mixed ia
75c. Pork is heavy; mess Si6.a0Gbl7.9V; prime
Sl4.75aSl4 80. Whiskey is dull at pc
Stocks opened lower but closed ir!nrf. Mo. is
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Letter from Middle

t@r@loadence Of tie Alexandria Gazette.
Ni0DLrguRC, LoCDoUN Co., Va Sept. 20
Woodland DEBATING SoCIETY.-On Saturday
Int, | attended, 10 company with a friend. by
invitation, a meeting Of the Woodland Deba-
iOg Society, IN the Seminary, near Rectors
V''s' Roads, Fauquier county. The subject
a'de' dlscussiOn-"WOu!d it be policy in the
''l'ed States Government to acquire Cuba"
Was decided In the affirmative. The suit
.!e' Was ably handled by the gentlemen en-
s'sed on both sides of the question. This
NA'iy is not yet twelve months in existence,
!sslis membership is large. 1t numbers over
H'n'y good debaters, young lei Of learn
.s and talent some Of them graduates of
Se oe't institutions in our country. This
"E'e'y has a good Library, which they were
as'''ea In procuring by the subscriptions Of
s.oatnen OF the ueigbborhood, who they
"! !u'tly made honorary members. The
UsOeai arlsiug from societies Of this kind. is
VI! great particularly when coupled with o
n"a,y' and superintendent by gentlemen OF
sanding aud worth. such as those connected
IS Zoe Woodland Debating Society. Prof.
Lase, Of the Chesapeake Female Col
~, geNyered a lecture on Female Educs-
49, before the commencement of the de-
%: lie handled the subject we'll. He has
T.'"U Tue theory. aud reduced it TO practice.
"IS'e bis tamil iari,y With it.
a., N,aeheioe, csq, the President Of the So
,"s' uei'Vesed his inaugural address. 1t
NV .auei IN metaphors, was much to the
%sa oa reflects credit upon q gentleman Of
H., S'' near the location of this Society,
n senator Green, of Missouri, made bis
ia speech. A gentleman at the meeting
,b,, oe I'slehtd to it, and another told me
,5 attended school with him. and rela.
so, vus anecdotes in connection with bis
,n.ao OF various little difficulties arising
la, els fellow pupils in the progress of
Nh, passins along to the meeting, l was for
um3 ~ smuek With the appearance Of plenty
Rs sides. The farms of the Messrs.
,bs, Ne'son, Gibson, and William Flet-
t,ri seem to be 10 a high state of cul-
so,i," aud these gentlemen, from their ex-
Tea, ~ PREPARATION for the Fall sowing, APP
es in ,S he very little deferred by the late fail
u The whea, crop.
,upaon .-" bad a very pleasant inter
% la,. .ne monotopy Of cur quiet village,
Rive, \. saturday, night, in q Vocal Concert,
Il ,bi. W Mr. ) II. Newman, and his pupiis,
Inn place. assisted by some of his pupils
nlsc,s %Sa,teh'on. The programme was we'll
ntlv .ne q1artettes, solos, &C., &c., sdmi.
spd uSu'ed the whole evincing q taste
,d sssuen' upon the part of the teacher,
i,oDcs sa upon the part of the performers
Sexnsa u''aeie to teacher and pupils. Mr..
ssat tss. y evidently a pains-takiDg and eff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

T,ARMs FOR LE-"ns OF ti''dlf
L ACRE, I'VE miles from A.exandfia' on
the Mount Vernon Road. One OF "NE hun
URED AND TWENTY ACkES, SIX miles.
Tnese front on the new Turnpike. One near
the latter. ONE HUNDRED AND SlAIl SIN
ACRES, all good soil Tor grain and grass, and
will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply TO
Joseph GlLLiNGHAM, or HlL"OkiH
BUCkMAN, on the second mentioned farm.
oct l-po3t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

- BUSHELS of very superior limo'hy
SEED. tree from impurities, just receiV
ed, and for sale by vroN r MEADE.
oct ]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

New YORK Sept 2s-The Stock market still
has an upward tendency. State stocks have al.
yanced a fourth. Movements in money matters
are lively in consequence o! stock transactions,
yet the rates are easy.
The weekly Bank statement shows a small
decrease in discounts and specie, and IN depo'
sites, but no Inconvenience is felt IN c"nSe'
quence. There is all ample amount for all l-
ultimate transactions.
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1T h NJ ;

: Nu5lOlu Ilsu'N ~
opened to the public. The arrangements
are very convenient and complete. The IN
terror is fitted up 10 a very handsome style,
and the contrast to the old Office striking
The owners Of boxes have the same numbers
in the ueY ofiee Us ia the old one.
RAILROAD IRoN We noticed yesterday,
the arrival of several Canal Boats from Cum
berland, loaded with iron rails from the Mt.
Savage Iron Works, for the Orange and A.
rxardria Railroad. The amount brought
down was about GOO tens.
EPIsCopaL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-We
learn from the Southern Churchman that o
large number Of new students have matricu-
lated at the Seminary. The exact Lumber We
have not heard, but b0uteighteen are already
on the greund and more are expected. ln
the preparatory department theEe are eight
or ten, aud more known TO 3e on their way.
The accession Of uew students this session
will amount TO over thirty; a larger uumber
THAI ever entered before at che time.
ELECTION OF CoNsTADLE.--Joscph PadSett
WIS yesterday elected a Couaty Constable,
t. fill q vacancy. Tae vote Tor the three
highes, candidates was as follows :-Padgett
1j5. Sherwood l52, Denty loo.
DIR wNED. Coroner Nca!c, yesterday held
an irqlest on the body Of Richard Diggius,
found floating in the Cove, between tho Sa!p
Yard of Messrs. Goodhaud & Thompson,
aud Jones Point. Diggins was a hand on
board tie Schooner Of Captain Francis, and
it is supposed tIat il attempting to get on
board at Hunters Ship Yard, on Sunday
morning last, isiIc, which time he has been
missin.,) he accidentally Tell overheard, and
was drowned. The jury returned q verdict
CT accidental drowning.
LONG BRIDGE.-On Wednesday afternoon,
the eastern or Mlrgland draw Of the Long
Bridge became disabled by being run ag,ins,
By Il schooner. The consequence il, that to
make repairs, travel will be suspended until
to-day.
REsIGNED.--We learn from our Warronton
49,. n u,-- o,, S,ar;ff
e.
,, A. h,.,oa 70 g..
ID may 'u''' 'i' 10"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
By MAGNgrIC TELEGRAPH.

e'ng7r' oy '"e AuS"'A ""'' " oee" '''
FROM: Theodore Gerck, John Welnmau, Mrs.
n w,.h.o,, "a cb;ld-or ard Mevcr Woch.
= p
maa all OF h'i'iih2Fe' VI 'He'"o''E ''''u"''
(orobthly Rcichart) aud three children, Al
eyandris. Mrs. William and three children
= wo.I.. and Co-, N,rer q, Nav Or.
u ""'''nH'0"' INV
leans.
There is a possibility OF the safety OF some
o.ror. to,;l.s .ao.o olro,Iv known A boat
~
was seen several MUGS asIeih "i VIC '''"''
With six or eight in it, and that boat has not
~. hoor hoard from
-, ..,
.A"Feu 't"'H' o"o u ~ '.P,!"
that when tho occupants OF the AustFiis HE
b,a. wor, t,k,o on npart the Maurice, Hahn
, n =, ,..;, an. :, ojr;,,
''' N's' o"''' VI =
although hewiS tod .Aito u ~ passengers
were still ~clinriuy to the wreck. The Mau-
49,, -. u-,,1 o..;r ,hs p,xr
,r,
u0Fbi"2 ana 'ouH" IHe Ao7'''' S'''' O"'"''s'
lie then saw the Norwegian brig, but does
nat koow !; She saved aov.
hr. Yezia SAYS that d wooden boat was
s,f,r ,r.rei shortly af,ar rho fro broka,ut
a"u '"a' io"' VI - VOC any, '4"H
Mr.. ilaxie. This Is probably the boat that
was seen several miles astecn, and not vet
b,,ri from
q, ~. ,c,, rn.r.I,.,:
b'' '"' ~ '"'
. passenger on the austria.
n. r.. or R,,o, MA ,y,a cliogirg
u Il r0p7a' Tue o'e'" "'tu 'V~'"' " S0n' 4"
message - his wife that his last and only
;houyht was Of her. VI. Vein believes that
Tha,ai still q oossi
I've >,
bliity taat some Oh tnosc ""' were oihSins
to the burning steamer at nightfnll may have
been rescued by the Norwegian brig the next
mcrnio,.
Z O>>i GREEN AtADhNt'' At"tHiA
IA COUNTY, NA-ihe next annual H"s'
sion OF this Academy, "Ili coInmeuce the FIRST
Monday III September, 1875, ant close tue 2"'n
OF June. 1889. In the School w!l! be taught the
English. German, French, Spanish, Latin and
Greek Languages; Mathematics, Naturai Phlio.
sophy, Chemistry. sc. There, Is Chemical APP
para,"s connected WI" t"r '"S'l,u,%n
! t".n - - ~" ",'I .,' 49,. ,,,,J
,""S, p,..' ,, ~ ~ -
= - 'a 80. So ada. -. pri,c;r,r a.,
~, ","'T ~ r. = WIrTTE Pri,rIo,i
'J >'' n,,earrcrc.
III. .,,,,.o,.S Imr.rI,. os y;r,;ri,
ns % prn,ans }arI1,tasy;lIs Va
e'' ~ 80 : e. p:stn-,I y,
re"I"l N E'TI.a"' ~ >; % y,
n" III d. - ' 49,
- ON ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

At the last dates from England, II was be
lieved the bank would reduce tue rate o! dis
count to j y cent. In open market, moneY
was freely offered al that rate. The bullion IN
the bank had increased six hundred thousand
pounds. -,
Trade in England continues fat'eri"g. The
manufacturers of goods were so well employed
that they refuse 20 name prices Tor future deilv'
cry. The weather WAS fine, and crops were be-
ing RAPIDLY secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

A SITUATION WANTED ~ TEACHER.
~ i wish 10 obtain a situation a teacher
~ a family, Of as az assistant IN a School
I Lav. a,,erIed two courses OF Lectures at the
University OF Virginia, and leeI myself compe-
ten, to instruct in the following branches-Eng-
Iish, LAIN, French. Spanish, and Mathematics.
For further information, address l.. L, Warren
ton. Va aIg i-"0im
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Nl~iddleburg, Va, feb. 25-wtf

VALUABLE FACQulER LAND FOR
! SALE The subscriber offers Al private
sale. the FARM MOUNT STERLING, al
which Mrs. Charlotte VI. Mitchell, died scIzrt
ana po-.essci, situated in the county OF Eau
qurcr. Va, i've mics east Of Wafrenion, and
al an intermediate point between Gainesville. =
station on tie Manassas Gap Railroad, and Cat
lett. It station on the Orange and Alexandra
ktllrDad.
sad FARM contains about FIVE Hun.
DRED ACRES. with an abundance ot timber
npou it. and u divided into ten fields, with one
or more Springs OF excellent water on racn, aud
most Of the arabic land which IS not ~ cu.u"a.
rIou, i well set in grass, thereby rendering this
a very desirable farm tor grazing pnFPo'rs.-
The soil j. OF excellent original quality, and IS
nOw in a good state OF improvement. mere Is
IN upon the pennies a good DWElLIN"
III. HOUSE, with al necessary out buildings,
.nosi OF which are quite new and very sub,'an-
tally built. | Will take pleasure IN showing
the premises 10 any one DESTROYS OF purchasing
| aud reply promptly to any communications adj
dress,. 20 ne, respecting particular inquiries a.
10 terms. &c, for which purpose Application
NAV also be made TO JOHN p. PHILLIPS, esq,
Warrenton. Va. K. TA>kER MITCHELL
For himself and the other heirs OF Mrs. L. VI.
Mitchell, decd. F%auquIer co, Va y 7-eoii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN Eau
QUlER.-I AN anxious 10 sell, upon Tra-
sonable terms. the tract OF land upon which |
nnw reside. called ROCKHlLL, situated in the
County OF FauquIer, and distant about fifteen
miles lrun the town OF Wafren'on. The tract
contains TWO HUNDRED and FORTY NINE
and THREE QUARTER ACRES OF most *.
cnlleut LAND. nov IN a very fine state OF cult
4 walton. The BUILDINGS are all Ne"
- md comfortable. Upon the FAEM IS a
m,s S. excellent situation for a Saw or Hrist NH
with the very finest pine and chestnut, III great
abundance. lying conveniently IN the Imre"''
ate re.ghbornood OF the proposed mili ste
There IS likewise, on the place, two admIfaOle
annie orchards. Inc fencing Is IN line repair
and there is everything upon the farm 10 HaAe
u A very desirable residence.
viii. also, sell a couple OF yoke OF OXEN,
well broken aud about seven years old All
,.r.ou, in search OF Lumber can be
dated by calling on ne, a, | nave ready for sale
twenty thousand feet OF good plank, and up
wards o. fifteen thousand first rate chestnut
shingles. For further Information. address
SHAtKELFORD Il SPlLMAN,
l u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. NEAR
WAKRENT0N, VA.-My FARM. con.
tanning FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES. on the Warrenten Branch OF the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad, Distant miles
from Walrenton. and / J miles from the three
m,Ie Station - on said Road, i tor sale.
!tis we'll waIered, and nearly one half OF the
tract IS in wood and timber, which adds greatly
20 Is value. The soil is productive and easily
ess,a, titled. The DWELLING HOUSE and
.Gsy@! out bull ings are all new.
lhls FARM may be easily subdivid"d into
two smaller tracts, having each a sutticlency OF
wood and water, and containing one about 800,
and the other about ZAO acres.
The will be sold separately or together, 10
suit purchasers, who are invited TO view the
premises.
1t TINS FARM should not be sold before the
lUh Of NOuemJer merit, il will on that day, It far,
il not, the next :alr day, be sold at public auc-
ton, on the premises.
For terms, &c. | refer 10 my Attorney, RICE
W. PAYNE, at Warrenton, Va.
GEORGE f.. WILLIAMSON.
Warrtnton. Va, aug l3-eotNovlO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

w ENTWORTH SEMINARY, FOR YorNG
w LADIES -ALBERT +. BAsSfOkD,
PglyCIPAL-54 Prince street, Alexandra. Inc
next scsslUn OF this institution will commence,
September 18th. The Course OF instruction Is
Intended to deyeIope Inc intellectual, social, amt
mora! faculties, and by lmpartlng a thorough,
practical, and accomplished education, ut the
rnpil for the faithful discharge OF he response
be duties that await her III lIie.
Great pairs will be taken to promote intel
lectual advancement, by rendering the acquis1-
ton OF knowledge pleasant, and by training the
pupil TO correct habits Of thought aud reflection,
aug le-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

The Sons Of Temperance Of Richmoud and
Manchester, celebrated their anniversary ia
Richmond. on Wednesday, By public parade,
addresses aud dinner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

Coal TRADE The quantity of coal brought
from the Cumberland mines last week
was 1859 tons, making for the season Aoo,z00
toms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

RIVER STEAMER on FIEE.-Tbe Steamer
Glen Cove, OF her downward passage rom
Richmond to Norfolk, on Monday, was dis
covered 10 be on fire, soon after learln' the
Grove Wharf. The flames, when fret seen,
we're lust getting good Roadway near the fan.
The cry Of FIRE on the steamer had the most
electrical etfcct-the greatest consternati,n
was produced among the passeDger.--the
ladies' screamed, while some OF the mora
timid tainted, and a wild alarm spread
,hroughou, the boat, which was not sGbdued
unt,l after the flames had teen ~eStingulshci,
and the passengers assured Of the perfect
safety Of the boat -RicAm0hd diSpatct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

Refer To Faculty University oi Va f. W.
Coleman, Va. SeEate, Gen. K. {. WeIgntman and
Joseph Gales, e.q. Washington; II VI. Ne,2o"'
Clark: Judge L. II. Coleman, Caroline; Hon.
W Newton. Wes,morrIand; W. n. REDWOOD.
Mobile; H. VI. Robinson. \. O.. }. X tucker
Richmond. Caroline Co. II l6-2"wfoctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS-BIiis
tor tn quarter ending September 18th, a'e
now ready Tor deIiy cry. On ali bills paid Win
III five days after ? resenratlon, a discount OF >
per cent will be allowed.
sen 2a-3r !. ROXBURY, Supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

f-S WANTED 10 RENT, 4 we'L'ocated
and convenient HOUSE, for a moderate.
sizcl !auiiy. One with = garden. or some plea
SAT- ground attached. would be preferred. ln-
quirra al the Office of the LOYaoIG & Hampshire
Railroad. or OF SIDNEY q. MILLER,
sep aU-dri i PriI c~e-street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

REsIGNED.--We learn from our Warronton
correspondent, that j. Q. Mari, esq, Sheriff
of Fluquicr County, has r%esigaet his Office.
la May last, Nr. Msrr was reelected to bis
present position. His first term expires on
the lst of January next, at which time his
resignation takes effect. lie does not resign
because of his pecuniary ai%fairs-no:hipg OF
the k!rd--but from entirely different motives.
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SALES.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
i offer Tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which | nov reside, containing $50 ACRES.
Ii not disposed OF before, II will be 'ti"fed II
public auction, on tie 2Oh thy Of OdOtD.-
This Farm offers great inducements 70 The puT-
chaser, from lis locality, being within q miles OF
N!tcheils Station, and 1 OF the RapldaD. ard
thereby brought INTO immediate connection, by
railway. with RIchmoId and Alexandria. j IS
beautifully situated, IN one OF the best neIshbor-
food IN The State, lying on the Rap!dau River
Tor about one mile. The farm l. divided into
tve fields. The Improvements are o cOm,or;a.
ksss..A Portable DWELLING. with SIX rooms.
.ps;aI and all other necessary out-nouses.
y more particular description is unnecessary.
as t4ose wishing 10 purchase will examine
Tor Themselves. For a further description. ap.
ply TO J. C.. GREEN, at Cuiprper Ct. House, or
tue subscriber al MItcheIl's Station.
Terms accommodating and made known On
day ol sale. WM. A RObrhIS0N.
Euipeper County, sep l5-e"'s
- EGROES FOR SALE-The uuGcrs gurd,
as trustees appointed for that purpose By
the last Will and testament Of Sarah EdmoHla
DeEnam, Gec'd. offer tor sale a lot OF likely
YOUNG NEGROES, VIZ a Woman with tour
Children. 4 Woman with one Child. (Doy,6 years
oil age.) and d Woman about - years o! age.
As they are directed by the will. not 10 be sold
10 traders, but 10 some persons residing IN Lou
dopn, fauguler, or Fairfax, peEsons living III
any one OF those Counties, VINO wish 10 supply
themselves with good servants, have hrGe d rare
opportunity Of doing so.
II not previously disposed OF, they vi. be sold
publicly, subject 10 the above named testament
arV directions. IN the town of LeGSbuI =. on .hOI-
dug the IeM Of Oc,oJr, 1898, thai being the aI,t
Gav OF The tenn OF the Circuit Court OF LoudouM.
The woman, Is years OF age, may be seen a.
Linden Station, on the VI q. X. K. The others
are IN tue ucigaborhood Of Leesburg.
For terms NC, apply TO
CHAS. L. DENHAM, Linden Station,
J. +. FRANCIS, L~eesbnrg,
Executors and trustees of tae last viii and les.
lament of ). F.. DeLham, decd.
Loudoun county, sep 2O-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

LONG BRIDGE.-On Wednesday afternoon,
the eastern or Maryland draw Of the Long
Bridge became disabled by being run az gins,
By Il schooner. The consequence is, that to
make repairs, travel will be suspended until
to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12


T1rE DoSNrIIY TJuAL--rhe Board Of Freeholde-s of
Mcpmcuh county n j. at meeting passed bills
to tho amount OF eighteen hundred dollars for
pebses incurred in the Donneiy trial
fRESHsr lSpiASA.--Thc food in the Wabash IA
abatng though the country all round Nincennes iuun
da'ed, doing immense damage TO the farms along the
river.
Explosion Or 4 LcCoMorvH.--An accident occurred on
the 7th inst Shawsville the Virginia and Ten
road by the bursting OF the boiler OF the engine
engaged in drawing the gravel train. The engineer,
risbmsn by the Of Moriary fatally Injured,
and has since died The fireman. colored man, s also
supposed to be MORALLY wounded
FIRE AT GRAND RAp!Ds, MCu.-Ths bridge across Grand
River. at Grand RAPIDS tgether With pail factory, and
axe factory and ohcr budings were entirely destroyed
by 6-e on the 9Th inst.
ANNIVERSARY or THE ANrSIAvERy EocISTY.-Ihe TWEEN
~ tith annual meeting OF the Aulerlcsa Anti Slavery
Society will be held IN Mozart Hail. Cos Broadway above
Blocker street on Tuesday and Wednesday, May ii and
II.
STAMPEDE or SiAyIs-There seems to have been o
tideraoe stampede Of slaves from the border valley
counties OF Virginia during the late Faster holidays Seven
have made their escape from the plantation OF Mr. Mason
in Loudoun county, the Point Of Rocks, aud two
from Berkeley county. II s supposed others have also
gone.
NRGrrIA sliTTTE-Thc extra session OF the Vrgt
MIA Legs aiure adjourned on the sth inst
FoRrGS CoNsuI--rbe PRECEDENT has recognized A. G.
Wmanns Consul o. the free city Of Frankfort en- the
Main, for the state OF Wsconsn to reside in Milwaukee
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CorcNerA' Once.

fhosAEny fA1AL Result or TEE WILLIAM STREET AlSor.
r>o A''sAY.-John Mccarthy, the young man -sho was
shot m the dance house. No. 10 North WILLIAM street,
Saturday, the I'd inst by named Lsroy Roscius,
nov lies Q. the New York Hospital, IN critical
The bail, VIII be recoecsed, extracted from Mocsr
Thy SIDE the fol'cung day aoer the ocurreoes a1 the
patient continued 70 improve until Thursday, psro
hits &c, m Yesterday he sinking rapidly, AID was
tpe opnp ~ the surgeon IN attendance that he could Dot
long survive the injury Roscius is locked up in the
Tcomes TO await the resur Of McCarthy's injuries.
FATAL ACCIDENT To 4 soNSAxByIIsT Coyouer Gamble
held an inquest yesterday at liz Hudson street upon the
booy Of a nan named George q. Kicker, who died from
the effects Of rures received bv jumping ont o. the third
story window Of the above premises while 10 state OF
somnambrl9m. The deceased in the habit Of Walking
IN his shep very iTequeotly. lie a native OF Ms
sschuset's, and was 20 years OF age.
SUPPOSED ISF4suGDz Coroner Connery held an in
quest yesterday at the Fifteenth precinct staon house
upon the body OF fen ale infant supposed 10 have been
stEspelod by ts mother. The ooiy found wrapped
up old rags and piece of newspaper. No clue n
the the deed could be obtained. Verdict
death FROM exposure having been abandoned by some
nhumRn being
Accidentally DaowNID.--Henry B. Lawrence, coored
man attached schooner John Bell fell overbonrd
at pier No North river Saturday night, while i'toX
Gated and drowned before any assistance could b.
rendered him. Coroner Cunery held inquest upon the
body Of deceased. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. death" Dc
ceased was resident OF Glen Cove and % Of
age