One cf the saddest deaths ti at ha . ever occurred in this city was that on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock of Mrs J, J. Whitehead at her residence.18 S; uth St, Andrews strer t. She rt tired as usual and in splendid spirits on Wednesday evening, and about I o'clock in the night her husband was awakened to find that she was having convulsions, and which she continuedto have until relieved by death at the hour at ve named. Beside:, a d-.: voted husband she leaves a father, several brothers, sisters, relatives and friends, whc are numbered by her acquaintances, to mourn her untimely de mise, and this passing under the rodcomes as heavily as falls, it does seem to the lot of mankind. She wa.. a member of the Methodist church, and at all times she ~xaltsng!y carried in every act of her sweet life the impre of her Lord and Master. The last sad tites were performed by the Rev MrMcariy, of that denomination ihe interment being m the City Cemetery. Would to Heaven that we had the fa culty to write word, tracrd with the finger of God himself that we could rescue the sorrowing husband frcm this thralldom of anguish, but word fail us and we can only weep with them that weep, but he feels and know.; that from the very window cf Heaven his blessed loved one .smiles on him and would admonish him weep not for me,” and she await.- his com ing to where, In my father’s hcu.,'-are many mansions,”