SUDDEN DEATHS.
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Died suddenly, on las, Sabbath, Mrs. Tay-
lor. wife Of B. ogle Taylor, Esq. it appears
that the deceased had iaken cold bath, and
there was no reaction.


Mr.. CulhbeIt. who KEEP, the Adelphi Hotel.
was sitting in his passage with his vile about
two O'Clock. on the 9Th inst. when lac heard
the music which was attending procession
started 10 20 10 the door, and dropped dead.
His funeral will take place TO day al 2 O'Clock.


An inquest was held on Sunday last. by
Mr.. Woodward, over the body OF Cslharine
Davis, colored, who died very suddenly ON
that morning. DIR. Gould was summoned 10
testify TO the probable cause Of her death, who
gave as his opinion, that she died Of spasm
caused by :he arrangement Of the circulation.


On Saturday, in ii street, little girl fell
from third story window upon the pavement,
and was killed.


These cases OF sudden death, are calls upon
us to prepare to meet our reckoning. Let us
take heed to them.