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k&8y" George, you are looking very
smiling What has happened p
"The most delightful thing. | caught
my Jenney by surprise this morning, in
her wrapper, and without hoops, and |
got the first kiss I've had since whale.
bone skirts came into fashion,"
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Died, at her residence in the town Of
Winchester, Tenn, in the twenty'third
year Of her age, Mrs. Eliza t., wife Of
Mr.. John H. Layton, and daughter OF
Mr.. Thomas Logan.
The subject of this brief memoir was
at her death, and had been for some
years, pious and consistent member Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Chu'ch in
this place, and died as she lived-'rnst'
ing in God her Savior surrounded by
many friends who had know her from
childhood. Those who most deeply feel
their loss, ale a kind husband, Little
son and daughter, and TWO fond and doting
parents. The church on earth loses one
of her best members. The Ladies Prayer
Meeting an active praying sister. Al,
though her life with us was cheerful and
happy, and we now mourn her uncxpect.
ed departure from our midst, yet we re-
ioice in the abundant and cheering evil
dence left us, that while we may mourn
our bereavement, she is enjoying the
peaceful presence Of Heavenly Father
sister, thy great work is Ger
Thy tolls on Garth are all done
Away Oh the unhding shore,
Thy bliss is already begun.
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BWr There is melancholy sweetness
in the following
Lines for the Home Journal.


BY MRS. ADELIA C.. GRAVES.
The wounded bird hostes to her nest,
And foldeth DER her wounded breast,
The pinions of her snowy wing,
In mute and patient suffering.
She makes no moan, 10 bitter plant,
But stricken, weary, sick and faint,
She mounts no more her native skies,
But bows her dropping hcad.-and dies.
Al! many q human bird hath been
Pierced to the aching heart within,
When erring feet have learned TO stray
From the safe parcntnest away.
And when the cold world no relief
Can offer for such weight Of grief
How longs she, with deep shame oppressed,
To die at homeland be ut rest.
Such meek. such patient suffering
So hopeless, and yet so resigned,
We only see when cease TO cling
The thoughts TO what is left behind;
Like the wounded bird upon its perch,
Or suffering human heart in search
Or some unm0ted spot--to die.
Sheltered from every gazers eye.
o! when cypeCtant Joys are fled,
And hope, the hearts own lie, is dead,
'Twere better, far, TO pass away,
Than live 10 dread each coming day.
Life is notaworth the living So
Ills but accumulated wo-
What matters when the jewels rcn,
How, when, or where, the caskct's left
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25
JED

Or. n. Zlst Vi September, at his residence IN
=. ss.a,y Of Northumberland, DIR. WILLIAM
(; IrhhiN> DR.. p was a native of Essex
c.,., warsce lie removed to Northumberland
-.,.ero; ISL, In search of a more extern
..,.,a ,er ne practice OF his profession. His
.u.-.,opd. ,.I,! soon secured 10 him the extern.
.- ,-ac,.ce which he deserved, and ne became
.-,al sld beloved as the sklliful physician, the
a.~!.l;lsman, and the kind %nelyhbor.
i. Galveston Texas, on the 10Th alt, Of Vel
aa t,,,r. Di JOHN J. WARE, late OF Clarke
U-rty Va. m he <lth year o! his age. lie
.o-c, OF ms no,lce ielt Virginia but a
"a months since, 10 pursue MS profession In a
Nlarm STATE. Full OF nope, with a prospect
O. .Jls and useful lite, sustained by a sense OF
.gy auunImat,s OF purpose which marked his
us'a.'rT ION childhood, re pursued his pro-
.,s,0G during Tue prevalence OF the epidemic
T-cA 20 soon proved fatal 10 himself. Far
-on home and among strangers, he had IN a
mort i!ne euteeT-d 10 him warm friends who
..lis'ered 10 ms every waIt in his last hours.
is.aIui IN ile discharge OF duty and with \ firm
l-&n MS >aTou when he years since pro
h'St Ms inents nave the consolation OF o
..-s'a e ""iI meet his reward"
10 fredericksburg, on the 2lst of October,
ss' az Illness Of IA weeks, which she bore
s'-Ians,dn iOrlItude, and without d murmur,
ELIZA ANN. consort OF Henry ID. Genther,
C.@ay idg-a,er OF the late John L. and Sal
-.>-..ac=. eyed 81 years and two months, a
:os. v.,, d lai'hiuI mother, a beloved mis-
'., ~.o-srs.ye and unpretendIng.
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Rockingham County.

Mcssrs. S. Nj. & K. Bowman bought, the
other day, two Of the finest horses we have
seen. AS a matter of curiosity they were
weighed on the cattle scales and drew down
1866 lis One weighing 1880 lbs and the
other 1926. They are matches, fee dapple
greyS aad altogether are the finest match
horses we have seen.
The Rev. Wm. p. Twyman, of Elk Run
Circuit, closed a meeting at Salem church on
that circuit a few days siuce, at which there
were ten conversions and eleven aecessions to
the NJ. f. Church, South.
Tue case of the Commonwealth vs.. Hottin-
ger, charged with stealing a negro belong
ing to +. NJ. IRVINE, esq, was taken up On
Monday morning, aud was concluded on
Wednesday. The verdict OF the jury was
that be be confined in the penitensiary three
years,
The trial of George w. Eutz!er, for 10
lawful stabbirg, vas concluded on Saturday
evening last, 10y the jury rendering a YER
diet of guilty, aud fixing the punishment at
one months immprnsonment in he county
Jail and impnsing u fine Of S5OO.-Hockt"9-
ham RegiSter.
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valley Agricultural Fair.

The exhibition opened auspiciously on
tuesday morning, under bright skies, aud a
genial atmosphere. The show Of horses of all
grades was a very handsome aud fall one,
and consisted ct ~praucing stations of high
blood, fine brood mares, and saddle and bar
ness horses of good action, all e%vincing care
IN their culture and training. The number
OF fine cattle, sheep and hogs exceeded all for.
mcr exhibitions, aud the variety and superior
i'y OF agricultural implements spoke well for
the skill and enterprise of the mechanics who
entered the lists for pre-eminence. In the la
dies department there was a highly credita-
ble display OF articles both useful and orDa-
mcnta!. Altogether, the Society and its
friends have no reason to fear the permanent
cy OF their organization, though, like every
thing else Of IN c0ntrivancc, neither zeal
nor pride must be allowed to flag for a mo-
ment.
Wednesday was a very successful day
There could not have been less than eight
thousand people Oh the ground at enc time,
and the tOwn was tbronged during the day,
to an extent greater than ever before. The
receipts this year have been suticienttO place
the Society on a substantial footing, aid its
members and friends have every reason to
te hIghly grathed with the exhibition.
Ga tue field, Wednesday, the military made
u fac appearance in the presence OF not less
than eight thousand people, who were highly
gratifed with the pageaut, as we'll as with
every thing they saw at the Fair. Hugh NJ.
Nelson esq, President Of the Society, mad.s
brief address, and introduced to the audience
successfully the Hon. Henry Bedingcr, late
Minister to Denmark, Alex. r. Boteler, esq,
and Hoo. Charles James Faulkner, each of
whom gracefully and claqoently acknowledge
ed the compliment paid them. Mr.. Faulkner
delivered the regular anniversary address be-
fore the Society and a large crowd Of auditors
yesterday Winchester Rep.
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E.n. Tobb.cco crop N Kock.msham.

We learn tina, Gen. Lewis, at"LeWi-ton,'
near Port-R"pubilc, in this county has raised
a irsI-rate Tobacco crop, tho present season
the fact sud probably the t@s, crop rails.
ed 10 tic county. ii not il the State. 1t was
cut about the middle Of August; and a very
luxariant second growth sprung up from the
s.umps of the old crop. Oue Of the Gems
little sons topped and primcd a lot Of about
halt an acre of this second growth upon the
same soil and realized a toleTably fair quality.
Oae crop OF Tobacco is usually sufficiently
exuaustiIg, but it seems that the rich and
xhaustles IS sandy bottoms Of Rockingham
skill hear two crops OF this rtic!e.-hOcEing.
Inn ncuisier.
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ScMslblr Advice,

A writer in the Alexandria Gazette notlc-
in" the fact that two Democrats Messrs.
Shack leiord and Smith, are in the field for
Congress, advises Whig- and Americars not
10 ricdcc their votes 20 either o! the gentle
men named. We ,hi, k the ad.ice sensible
at this time. 1t is over six months til the
election, and we can see no reason why Wings
should cmbarrass their future action hy hasti-
" made pledges. 1t many be deemed proper
t. bring forward a VIII. candidate, after
re erai consultation, aud if so, let ns give h'm
4 vote that shall be creiitahle.- Frc3. Hcyahd.
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,-,.o,nu. Vegetables.

II. Trinity Journal says: I'm the Pitt
49,. nD,alu, there is a small root, re-
-,,r,a potato, which is a deadly poison.
T.,.I,9, there, a companion Of ours found
. '",,r,v 0! ,hem in the bottom of q spring
me. Of which be ate and vas dead
v,,a ,sjor three hours. The spring was
W., he rail, and the poisonous thing, bad
,..s ,hcsd there by the Iudians, who knew
-. ,.nr1r, death concealed in them"
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,,,,o,s

&C., ,.rQ deep regret We learn that the
VIVA juire DJugIas are being deprived
:ssI Limos, on the ground OF their
ay- fr Nun. Knowing. as we think
~:'''S''' ne views Of the Administration ON
vs cannot think that the state
''; leather reliable. We are compel.
',.' i to an %unscrupulous hostility
Z! II, Buchanan, and therefore to think
h1,, ,oppdaton-or to think that q
j liable violation If the rights Of free
and a total disregard OF the great
. # the Democracy, have strangely
! ' .,s5 The Administration on this subject
LIZ, P,kS-
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od nj virginia.

Virginia, iD copnection with
TIE s!1 r,a,ional Branch" Of the Presoy-
i; " will commence its sessions in
,,,o Ihu5'o =, wednesday. the Sd day of
Pr'12a,aa a, quarter past o'clock, P, NJ.
,:i' H'.," # ,be Synods that withdrew from
Ii: .s Assembly which met at Cle'e'
;.' p'.''' =, the annual meeting In May,
.,t w.. ~'.eouepce OF the abolition com
-. ID ,ns, body. 10 the bounds OF this
:.I.n .,me Of tue strongest Presbyterian
,g.l az :, ,be State, and many Of the min
.,a';a:' msn Of emiaeus ability. 1t COM
."'' ''T ne New School $50 called church
;' m,"I,n,t,p, Baltimore. Alexandra,
: i Ly5.bburg, &c.--NortoM Argas.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY ). J. McCORMlCK-AUCTIoSEER.
COMMISSIONERS SALEOF VALUABLE
" PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF ALIEN
ANDRlA.-By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Alexandria county, rendered at lis
May term, 1888. IN the suit OF Brockett vs.. Tur.
ner aud FowIe. the undersigned will, on Mon
dan. the 18TH day Of October, 1888, al ~ O'Clock,
front OF the Mayors Office, in the city OF
Alexandria, sell az public auction, the follow.
lng valuable real estate or so much thereof as
Will be sufficient to satisfy the sa!d decree, VIZ:
No / A LOT OF GROUND on the north
west corner OF Queen and ST. Asaph streets,
fronting on Queen street about % ieeI, ana ex'
tending back northwardIy So feet ] lnch'st TO a
ten feet alley. This LOT is improved by two
IL story BRICK HOUSE, known as the
IL "Alexantria Academy"
No. 2. \ LOT adjoining the above mention
ed lot No. /. on the west, fronting on Queen
street about 62 feet, an! extending back So ieet
II inches 10 the said 10 feet alley. This LOl
is improved with a large three story BRiCh
71at DWELLING, lately occupied by X. l.
IL Brocke:t.
IgRx,:-One-tenth Of the purchase money in
cash, the residue at +, II, and - moths nom
the day Of SAFE. For the deferred payments,
lLc OUids .! tne purchaser Win 9eSu!iy WI "
required, bearing Interest nom The day oil sale.
And the title retained anal the bond, are paid.
WILLIAM II. F0WLE,
sept l6-2awtts Commissioner
u The above sale is postponed until -Non.
d1y the Is, day Of Norembr, al the same time and
place. [oct l9-eo;sl w. H. F., Comm'r.
WILL sell at public auction. at the late resi-
dence OF VI. Cook Fit2hugh, deceased, near
Auandale, Fairfax County, Va, on 1uesddy, The
g6th i,st.. OF tar, II not the next lair day, there.
aiter.) all the Personal PROPERTY, OF
said deceased, consisting in part OF SEEt.N-
TEEN HORSES. FIVE YOKE OF OMEN:
FIFTY-TWO HEAD OF CATTLE some OF
them very tat: about FORTY-FlNE KILLING
HOGS: THlRTY.FIYE STOCK HOGS; a lo'
OF SHEEP. Also 4 quantity OF HAY, foD'
DER, WHEAT and OAT-STRAW, together
with many other articles not necessary TO EHen'
ton.
TERMS OF SALE For all sums OF 81 and un-
der, the cash will be required, over that amount,
a credit OF 9 months viii be given The pur'
chaser TO give bonds and approved security,
bearing interest jron date untii paid. No pro-
perry TO be removed until the terms are com
piled with. Sale 10 commence az 10 o'clock.
EDWIN c. FlTZHUGH,
Administrator o. VI. c. Fitzaugh.
Fairfax County. Va. oct IS d&eots
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MARINE LIST.
PORT Of ALgyANDRIA-ocrOBER 2s.

~'VHI VI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y.
ST, Mary Jane, McDorment, Windsor, plas.
TO 'z'nove h Co.
VA k'eot Weaver, Philadelphia, coal TO J..
=, 80, Go.den Rule, Wilbant, Norfolk, potatoes
"y \ Harper X Co.
-, -' '-sI.es Whiting, Hitchcock, Richmond,
'''-r Mining Co.
~, Ponce D., Mapes, Petersburg, to David
~; Ann McCarty, Hatton, Pennington,
y Washington X Co.
SAILED.
e, Mining Co. ~
J. ~t'4ices, Cornell, Bridgeport, by I. J.
hing Dove, Johnson, Philadelphia, by
!, w.IsF Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore,
'asai 4 Bro.
b., MEMORANDA.
r.. 'd'an bernice, Clark, from Machias,
e. PO''' was IN Dutch Island Harbor, 10th
s,,. george Deering, Pinkham, for this port,
a, Boston. 2lst.
IS: 'sfsA Moore, Sawyer, hence at Saco,
as, South Wind, Mitchell, from George.
~"ed al Richmond, 2lst inst
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~ WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE

r. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
This wonderful preparation is having an extern
sive sale liz all parts OF the Union. Il Is one
OF the few patent medicines which are now sold
over the country, that are really "h"t lae.r m
ventors claim tor them. Wherever Ii has had a
fair trial, the result has been precisely as ocd
predicts. Ii mas never failed 10 turn the white
hair back to the natural color, where the direc.
tons have been strictly followed, and in nn:nsI.
Gus cases it has restored the hair upon beads
that had been bald Tor Yeas. Iii not preiend-
ed that it will make Tie hair grow in every
case. ba, where 1t fails there >, Certainly no
remedy. The restoration OF the Esir has been
effected in so many instances where the case
seemed utterly hopeless, that 1t is certainly
worth while Tor all who nave lost their hair TO
try the experiment OF using d bottle or two OF
WOODS RESTORAIIN E.-MOitne HGTamsh
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
oct o5-li
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ID.

IN 70 ll.n instant, at the residence OF the
Ind. .,.er. Forest Hill" Kanawha county,
!. b; 70. Rev. I. L. Smith, Mr.. JAMES d.
gCNi. o.. Fredericksburg, TO Miss ELLEN NJ.
g.IhlCH. daughter OF DR. SpIcer Patrick.
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VI =. hI.SCiAL.
The K

~51.-IygRE, October 23.-Flour is dull; How
a. :isti4 pt OHIO S525. Wheat steady and
.a.s':st Corn is quiet and Unchanged
'-,,ey ; steady al 22IG23c. Provisions are
.-:.9lspl.
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r. While complaints OF nuisances ARE IN
ORDER we put in one OF the condition OF Prince
street, between Alfred and Patrick, on the north
side. King street, at the point referred TO Dy
Slawkenbergius, is unquestIonably an outrage
Gus nuisance on a grand scale, but we humbiy
hone that nuisances OF less extent, but equal
intensity. will no; be overshad owed by lis mag.
nifcence. Toct 25-ltl SMELFUNGi>&to
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NT YORK. Oct. 23.-Stocks are active and
;si Va, Is gJ!, No. 6s $50. Sterling
A~i.-trse : firm al ICg3GllO.
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0''a1ETowy GRAM AND CATTLE MARKET
"".' o, gram since our last. Beet cattle
@'@ Friday a; i2.25 10 1881 gross: sheep
\. . SHla each
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L 1T 4 n s ,

ArroINTMENTs.-The Board Of Public
Works have made the following appoint
ments to the Alexandria, LoudUun l. Hamp-
shire Railroad Company:
Directors on behalf of the State:-John
Janney, esq, Of L1adcun; John Powell, OF
Fairfax; Richard E. Byrd, of Frederick, and
David Funston, of Alexandria.
Proxy of the S,ate:-Dr. o. r. Funston,
Of Clarke; James Parsons, OF Hampshire,
and Geo. Ii. Snoot, of Alexandria.
New FoUyDRY.--We notice, among the
improvements at present going on in our city,
that Mr.. c. d. Gimmel is having erected a
large brick building, on Henry, near King
street, to be used as an Iron Foundry. We
are pleased to see these evidences Of the pros.
peri,y and growth Of manufactures in our
city.
The CAyAL--The Georgetown correspon-
dent of the Washington Star of Saturday
afternoon says, the whole number OF boats
which have arrived during the week amounts
to only G5 thirty-six of them from Cunbcr-
land, bringing $3.50 tons of coal three from
Mount Savage Iron Works with lGO tons of
railroad iron for the Manassas Gap railroad;
and the remainder from other ro!nts With
flour, grain, wood, limestone, &c. The Re-
ceipts of tolls at the Georgetown Collectors
Ofise, for the sa me period, amounts to 49,
GEO, IS follow: Ascending trade, $500; &C.
sccading S2.770.
CLosED.--The Fair for the beneft Of the
VI. L. Church, South, which was held in
S4repta Hall for two weeks, closed on Friday
eight last. We are happy to learn that the
object for which the Fair was held, was al
tanned lit being every way successful.
CoyrIyuED.-We are informed that the
Fair being held at the Village Sabbath
School house, for the benefit Of that School,
will be continued this week.
Mr.. w. Meyenbcrg, of the firm OF Moyen.
berg & Co., of this place, who, it will be re-
collected, at one time, it wac feared, was on
board the Inflated Austria, but who did not
take his passage on that steamer, has arrived
ia this city. He confirms the reported loss
of Mr.. Brodbeck, one Of our respectable Cit,
ZauS.
The repairs on the Long Bridge are going
forward steadily, and the bridge is being
placed in q condition, we hope, to DEFY the
storms and freshets incidental to the winter.
The Mayor Of Washington has removed
John Dewdney, one Of the day policemen, for
in;ox cation whilst on duty.
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.sI-INGLE SHOT."-This WHISKY IS made
~. 10 Oh EShinrnl cnnnrr .iILI- By dom.

"l'lNGiE SHOI.'-Ihis WHISKY Is made
in the old fashioned copper still, by dou'
be distitla'ion just beyond the summit OF the Blue
Ridge. in Warren Co. Va, neal the line OF Eau
auicr, where the sof;ncss aud purity OF the
mountain spring water, and the quality OF the
rye, constitute important elements IN making
the Whiskey Tor which this locality has been
long celebrated Il is perfectly pure, beyond
all doubt, being made exclusively oil rye, hops,
and b~arlty-maii, with the utmost cafe. The
quantity made IS limited, and bought principal
" tor private use, by gentlemen co"moissenrs
IN III, surrounding counties. who are critically
nice il LAYING b. a stock tor improvement. \
small consignment has lately been made TO
MARSHALL & WARD, OF Alexandria: o. 1t
can be procured direct, through correspondence
with DR.. FISHER, OF Linden, Warren %connty,
Virginia. OCT Z"-''"
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ClNON WATERMAN, 100 KING STREET,
= ALEXANDRIA. wouli respectfully announce
10 his numerous friends and customers, that he Is
again ready (as be always has BEEN 20 exhibit
a stock OF READI-NADE CLOTHING, and
Grnllem"n's FURNISHING GOODS, adapted
Tor the ensuing tai! and winter season, equal, II
not SspERIoR 10 any other establishment IN the
country, III regard to BEAUTY, STYLE AND vAHIsTY.
As TO his prices, an examination will co"vIrce
any one al a glance, that ne IS above any com
petition. oct ~
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Discount.

sh'' :, that at the present time'
ri il. :2 :; s'so;'y ;I S. a. s. il Make. Sss ; a"st . ess
u. lis woFia are boarded up while silver
Esd ut Ios,ead of paying in coun.
-, % S'inIaaSib he buys 81 900 10 silver for
=, 5,1s ro'e' and saves So, a, the same
l. : : ~: ': :'; ,5;.. to 1' Is, % 'ss sss s'ssi a';'
n,.il,trn t;Issr coin, at all retail es-
;'si,n;i"e' u The banks will not take it on
:. .2nen' 80, he sold in large quantities,
.,c::; .ie iu The war with China,
.,a,isia the expor, thitber and to
s..!5 b. :. ~ depreciation of the coin here
sac es.', nj. state Of things. Such a state
sci" market never occurred before.
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NEW STORE OPENED.-LEWlS BAAR
has he pleasure OF announcing 10 the CT.
ileus OF Alexandra, that he has Just opened at
No 1875. King street. a new FANCY and DRY
GOODS STORE. MILLINERY ESTABLISH
MENT. &c. The Millinery department viii be
u"der tho especial superin'endence OF Ms
EAAR, Gate Miss Meyenberg) and a lady OF the
highest taste and OF tried ability. has been en-
gagged 10 attend 10 DRESS MAKING, TRIM
MING, &c. The Ladies are invited TO call, and
are assured that any orders with which they
may favor the establishment, will be executed
to their entire salts action. sep rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25
BY N TELEGRAPH.

New YoRK. Oct. 23.--Notwi.hstanding the
inclemeucy of the weather, PiccolomlnIs
second night in opera was attended by an
immense audience, and intense enthusiasm
followed her performance. At the close OF
the season here she will upppcarin Baltimore
and philadelphia,
New YORK, Oct. 23.--Wm. r. Cole recent.
~ a teacher in Kentucky, committed suicide
here yesterday, 10 consequence of having
been swindled in the purchase Of a Califor-
MIA ticket.