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kNOR SALE Il WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
sale, two story and attic Frame House and
Lot; also vacant Lot adjoining, situated on 12th
street west, between M and N streets, No 33l
The House contains room with an excellent
dry cellar Amy person desiring a comfortable
and pleasant residence, will do well call and
examine the primises. Terms very accommoda-
ting Zap 23-1ws] JAS. +. FERRY
VA b l. FARM FOR SALE, CON-
taining e0 acres, situated \ mile east Of the
Rockville Turnpike Road, and 2x from W. sh-
supply Of fire wood and young orchard The i'm
provements are a small frame dwelling and sta
BILE: 1t possesses all the advantages requisite to
make garden Of great value, or a dairy farm,
made easy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No.
5l2 Seventh street, opposite National Intelligen-
Ger Once. ap 22~u
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THE FAST TROTTING STALLION
Il MOSCOW, (believed to be the fast a.
eat stallion In the three adjacent States) %oN
will be le. to LIMITED number Of Mares dET-
fs ths month of April only For terms, pedi-
gree, &c apply to
an l. fOt& eoetk At Birch's Stables
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TNOR RENT-sEVERAL HANDSOME Par
T. lors and Chambers, with board. ..
Also, table and transient board Inquire at MRS.
SMITHS 233 street. novH-u
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MORE RICH FLOUNCED DIR EssEs.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w recent large auction sales in New York 4
very choice assortment Of rich and beautiful
DRESS GOODS.
We name In the lot
rs very rich Flounced silk Robe Dresses
SO printed with Satin stripes and plain Berege
Robes, In entire new designs, and at low
IS rich and beautiful Organdy Muslin Robes
IS rich Lawn and Jaconet Robes, very cheap
Sd pieces hne Organdy Muslins and French
Lawns with embroidered and plain Swiss
Muslins and plaid Cambrics
10 pieces Grape MaTetz in all plain colors, new
and beautiful article for ladies' ard chill.
100 pieces printed Lawns, which we will sell at
12X and l6Y cents per yard, the cheapest
goods ever offered in this market.
s*#We shall be in receipt Of New Goods every
| week during the season, and cordiilly invite
pure ha, ers to call and examine our stock before
purchasings. s.-..-g- -...... -...
All articles warranted to prove as represented,
and no goods cut off can be taken back
changed. COLLEY & SEARS.
523 Seventh ST., doors north Pa. ave.
aP 2l-eo6t 49,.
MILL FEED! MILL FEEDM
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS CONSTANTLY
bL1Ses hsns isPPy and OF
which he win sell low and Ia quantities to suit
purchasers. BENZ DARBY,
ap7-eolm SO Water street, Georgetown.
LIME.-LIME.!-LIM
| WILL BE OPENED TO MORROW, AT
w the Lime Kilns OF w. H. Cooley Co.,
situated on Rock Greek, between the upper and
lower bridges, kin Of very superior WOOD
BURNT LIME. The subscribers have also on
hand a large supply Of PLASTERERS' HAIR,
CEMENT, CALCINED PLASTER, and everv
ption Of the very best quality Of lime which
will be disposed Of on the most reasonable terms.
ap 14-eotf w. H. Cooley 4 co.
GENTS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S
" HATS Of every variety and style, in q \
sTINEMETZ's, -
ap 10 -eo1w Pa. av. bet 18th and 1ith SITS.
| GENTLEMEN ARE INVITED TO CALL
" and examine our new assortment of SPRING
| CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS, re-
| ceived this day, which we will make to order in
| the most superior and fashionable manner, at
| much cheaper rates than the usual city prices
| .. WALL d STEPHENS,
ap 23-3t No. 3l2 Pa. av. bet, 9th and 10th SITS.
| REDUCTION IN THE PAIGE OF GAS.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
April 18th, 1856 {
SATIsFAcTORY IMPORTATION HAv-
~ ing bsen obtained to the terms on which
| suitable Coal can be procured for the supply Of
the year, the Board Of Directors, in fulhlnent Of
ths promise given In their Circular Of the Ath
are enabled to make corresponding reduction in
the price Of Gas. Accordingly, discount Of
ttceIrs and q half per cent will be allowed upon
all bills for gas consumed after the 30th Of June
next, (the expiration Of the present qusrer,) II
paid at the Office of the Company within five days
| from the date Of presentation.
By order Of the Board: ..
| lust RECEIVED
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MILL FEED! MILL FEEDH
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS CONSTANTLY
Il on hand a supply. Of SHIPSTUFF, MID
DLINGS, SHORTS, and BROWN STUFF,
which he win sell low and ia quantities to suit
purchasers. BENZ. DARBY,
ap 7-eolm 50 Water street. Georgetown
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NOR RENT.-A LARGE BRICK HOUSE
4 on 9TH street, near Dorsey's Hotel, containing
twelve rooms, besides two parlors, kitchen al d
cellar, with gas through the house. Rent low,
and immediate possession given Apply to H.
GASSENHEIMER'S Clothing Store, No. $50
7th street, between Fl and F. ap21-1w
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NEW sPRING MILLINERY.

NEW sPRING MILLINERY.
.nN THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL THIRD,
~ Miss THOMPSON viii open our stock ~
or SPRING MILLINERY, ard we re- ~
sPectfully solicit call from Ladies on the ~
above named day
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
ap 2-t No. $40, Pa av, bet 9th and 10Th sts
M X. w. HENRY PALMER'S ...
ANA PIANO FORTE CLASSES,
Fce Dollars Per Quarter. 10
Apply at GEORGE HILBUS'S Music Depot
Psnt sy tvania avenue. -.l0 mar I4-f
SPklNG MANTlLLAS. S.-THE LADIES
~ are respectfully informed that we are now pre-.
pared 10 exhibit a beautiful assortment OF the
latest styles OF SILK and Lace Mantiilas -
!. CLA6ETT, NEWTON. MAY & CO.
ap 1s-6t corner Penn. av. and 9th st
(SLOCKS. CLOCKS!!-JUST RECEIVED
~ another lot Of No. Clocks some entirely new
patterns They will be sold al astonishingfy low
prices Remember, every Clock Is warranted.
apl2 q. FRANCIS, 4sO Seventh street.
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FOR GENTLEMEN.
NEW SPRING gOODS, EMBRACING A
IN genera variety Of the newest and prettiest
styles and feshions. Orders promptly filed.
Constantly on hand good supply OF Garments,
ready made, Of superior qualify.
Also, fine Dress Shifts, With eauze, Silk, and
Cotton underdress, Furnishing and Teiiet Goods
in variety. A. fOUNG,
Mere ehant Tailor and Clothier, Browns hotel,
mar 25-wtf Pa avenue.
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DUILGING LOTS FOR SALE-A VA
- riety of Building OTIS I'm all parts Of the city,
al reasonable prices and on accommodating terms.
Enquire Of the subscriber at John r. Kendall IS
office, next door to w. B. Todd's, Hat Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, third floor, front room
dp21-ee3m DAVID MYERLE.
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REFRIGERATION
nF TIE MOST APPROVED KIND INST
~ received at the House furnishing Store of the
subscriber.
Also, large supply Of new FURNITURE
made TO order, and will be sold very low Tor cash
or approved paper. N. NJ McGREGOR.
mar a-eeow NO. $50, 7th street
~ r X A Y GAME ESTRAY TO THE
~ residence Of The subscriber some <zz}rps
days since, a red and white COW, long AHfN
tan, short horns, very pSor and gen tie 49,
The owner Is requested TO come forward prove
property, Fay charges and take ber away.
RICH. r. SHEKELL,
1i1, cor 7th and High sts., Georgetown.
an ll-laW3t&
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MILL OFFAL, CORN, OATS, AND HAY
I1 AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-Being about to
close business, We will offer entire stock cf
led at public auction, on Monday, the 2stb, al 10
O'Clock, consisting of Corn, Oats, bay, Shorts,
Shipstuff<. Middipg and Brown Stuff.
WHEATLY Il BALL, Water Street
aB l9-dts* Georgetown, ID. q.
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LADIES

Your Immediate Attention is most respect
fully Solicited
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GENTS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S
" HATS Of every variety and style, In q
great abundance, at w
STINEMETZ'S, -
ap 10 -eo1w Pa. av. bet 18th and 14th SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

A despatch from Constantinople announces
that the Sultan has approved the project of
internal reform. The project contains nine
teen articles, and among these are provisions
which lender all the Christian subjects of the
Porte eligible for public appointments. Sep
crate and mixed tribunals are proposed for the
administration of justice equally to Moslem
and Christians All persuaaions may hold
property on the same tenure. The police of
the empire is to be recognized aud extended.
Provisions is made for free education, and
generally the concessions are Of the most am
pie and liberal kind. Lord Stratford de Rad
clitfe drew up The document, which was af-
forwards modified and amended in repeated
sessions of the Ottoman Council
Official accounts of the revenue of Great
Britain for the year to the 31st of December,
1866, have just been published. Income
amounted to G63,3 sos, and expenditure
to E84, 500 SS, leaving deficiency on the
year of over twenty-one million pounds ster-
ling. The London presses, after going over
the various items, are convinced that another
loan of sixteen or twenty million pounds
must be Immediately raised to meet current
Liabilities.
John Scott, Russell & Co., the eminent
ship builders who are now building the i'm
mense steamship Great Eastern, have suspend
ed payment; liabilities GlS0,00O.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

CAUSE OF THE CoLn-In communication
to the Scientific Americaa Mr.. 4. Barrows, of
Dedham, Mass, abiding to the intense cold
oil this winter, states that he never saw the
SKY so brilliant and clear by day and night
before. He attributes the cause of the cold to
the hundreds of thousands Of tons of powder
which have been burned at Sevastop1l. and
other places, having put into circulation large
quantities OF nitrous gas, @ Ii saltpetre and
salammoniae," he says, I" be put into given
quantity of water at 90 Fab, it will reduce
It's temperature so deg" He therefore con-
ciudes that the gases of the exploded gun
powder named have exerted great cooling
influence upon the atmosphere, both in Eu-
rope and America. On account of the nure
cold air this winter, he is of opinion that
cholera, yellow fever, and the potato ROT will
not be so prevalent during the present, as in
former years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

The Rev. L. Sibley, for MANY wears Assn
ciate Librarian of Harvard College, has been
appointed Librarian, in the place of DR.. Har
RS, deceased. Mr.. Ezra Abbott, Assistant
Librarian OF tie Boston Atheneum, has been
appointed to the post in the College library
made vacant by Mr.. Sibley's promotion. A.
photographer, Mr. Abbott has no sunorior
in Massachusetts.
The Protessorship Of His tory in Harvard
College, which has been vacant ever since
Mr.. bowen's election from it by the Board Of
Overseers, has been filed by the appointment
OF Henry w. Torrey of Boston, who formerly
occupied the post OF Tutor in the University.
Philadelphia papers say the loss TO
that city by the suspension of nayioation
must amount to millions of dollars. .iTbere
are goods III ships lying in our harbor that
We're put on board nearly seventy DAVIS 400
destined for southern ports There are sIins
lying at the breakwater in the bay, freigbted
with goods tor the spring trade Of this citv
which have been there from one to three
months.
The Court Journal says the Princess
Royal of England, Queen Victoria's eldest
daughter, will limit her appearance TO the
fashionable world of the Palace for this seas.
on, as 1t is not thought advisable to apply to
Parliament for the sum necessary "to main
tain household while she is SO young"
The post Office department has per.
tected plan of advertising by which persons
having friends in California, and in Wasbino-
ton and Oregon territories, can send letters
to them, though they do not know in what
part OF those portions of the Union thew NAV
be-; A circular giving particulars will soon be
published. ~
The best story out, is that of the ex-
elusiyely a" native" New York comic nonor
called Young Sam" Lust week three ,,cn
tlemen, all Of them Englishnlen, througb tboir
assignee, sued the owner of Young sam y
Tor Their services as editors lof this unadnltor.
ated Native American newspaper.
The Supreme Court of Indiana haze
decided that the 28th and 10Th Of February
III leap year, are to be counted as one dav. and
note falling due on tho 28th cannot be BRO.
lesteu ior non payment till after banking hours
on the Goth. ''0'''
The thermometer was AZ . deos. be-
low zero, in Lincoln, S. c, ON tho 5tb of Feb.
About n inches of snow had fallen there,
since Jan. LIST. This is the soverest season
ever known in that part of the country.
Inc thermometer on Feb. 9, nc Port Rip
Icy, Min. had been AZ degrees below zero,
mercury lroeziug in the open air.
The Boston and Fairhaven, and New
Bedford and Taunton railroads, raised their
fares on Monday to ono dollar and sixty five
cents. The previous rate was one dollar and
forty.
Steamers from Boston, New York and
Charleston went up to Baltimore on Wednes.
day, and the ice has moved out Of the Doln.
ware from above New Castle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

GIVE IT TO 'EM.-The old adage that "poli-
itics makes strange bed fellows is amusing
ly verified in the nominations of the Philadel.
phia Convention, from which the Washing
ton Union Cthe administration organ) prom
Uses itself much political capital. Mr.. Donel-
on, the nominee for the Vice Presidency, was
the proprietor and editor of the Washington
Union during the administration Of Presiden
Fillmore. His yirulent hostility to that ad-
ministration, has left on record in a paper ed
tied by himself, charges, denunciations, and,
in fact, every variety of materials for partizan
warfare, which the present editors of the
Union propose to exhume and use against the
ticket. The United States Gazette remarks
thai " had Mr.. Donelson foreseen, during his
editorship Of the Union, that such a contin.
gency as the present was possible, he would.
no doubt, have dealt more gingerly with the
Fillmore Administration"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

Inc Boston Herald, in noticing the blum
ders of the Journal in attempting to call the
editor of the Worcester Transcript by name
says:
Z" What says our friend Bunghorn to this )
we are surprised that the Post should have
taken the liberty to call him /" Mr.. Born
pang." To settle the question definitely, we
would like to have the gentleman state in his
own paper whether his name is Bunghorn,
Bungpang. Pangbun," Bornpang, !"
" Gongbam, in short to tell us what his
name really is 49,
1t cannot be that the editor of the Herald
exchanges with the Transcript, else he
would see the name of its editor spelled out
in Egyptian type, at the head of the column
The name is said to be of torojga origin, Ger
man. we believe, and this fact may account
for the strong Natiro American proclivities of
the editor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

PREsENTATIoN.-We understand that Mr.
Isaac D. Sibley, Treasurer of the Rhetorical
Department of the Young Mems Library As
ISOLATION. having decided to emigrate to Kan
sas, his associates have purchased for him a
Shapes rifle, and engraved upon it a testi-
fffat iaga2esr fffPrRR a paef IS
freedom Of debate, as well as freedom of the
soil. The presentation of the rife is to take
place this erening, at the Association s Rooms
in Worcester Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

CONTESTED ELEcTIoNs.-- Washington, March
5.--The right of Trumbull of Illinois 10 his
seal in the Senate will be debated to- day. =
The objection to him is, that he was judge
within two years prior to his election, and SO
was incapacitated by the State constitution for
holding any Office.
The Committee on Elections will make an
elaborate report on Governor Reeeers case
tomorrow, setting forth important facts which
they expect to prove, and renewing the appli-
cation for authority to send for persons and
papers.
Mr.. Stephens of Georgia will make mi
nority report,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

The Know Nothings are the first party in
this country that ever went to Europe to get
a candidate for the Presidency. Is there not
great danger that Fillmore, after exchanging
smirks and smiles for full year, with the
monarchs and despots of the old world, Gin
Guiding, for aught we know, his Holiness
himself) may become SO far toreigniSed as to
unit him to receive the votes of true blue
americans Who knows but what he may
be in league with some of the rascally foreign
powers of Europe, connecting schemes for the
overthrow of our liberties Travelling, as he
does, cheek by jowl with Catholics, Jesuits,
and other emissaries of the Pope, and partak-
ing of their hospitality, there is imminent
danger that his heart may become so far en-
stranged as to disqualify him TO lead the anti
papal hosts in the coming contest with the
Babylonish " monster"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

EleetrO@C Chemical BaGhs, BY DIR. D. G.
ooLB4, OF Blston, BRANCH OFFICE At 115
MAiR STREET. WORCESTER.-Dr Colby will he
present at his Office in Worcester on FRrpAy Of each
week On Other days of the week tile office will he in
charge o. Dr. q A. Brooks, who is well qualified to adj
munster t1ese Baths 10 a proper manner.
!heae baths are ofthe highest utility for plumbers
PAINTERS, looking Glass Paters. elders White Lead and
Fafls Green Manufacturers, Bird Suffers Chemists
Eecrotypers Daguerreotypists Brass Founders and for
Pc sons VINO nave been too much drugged shv in
any OF us forms, Or by deeterous QGack Medicines &c
Aso Tor serofula and obstinate Humors Neryons Des
pi.ity arc lrreguiarity of the nervous power.
II Is Almost incredible how many suffering in some
form or other from mineral poscns fro m whence
1hnammatory and Chronic Rheumatism Ulcers Paraiv
BIS 81 Ntus Dance, Tic Doloreux, NEURALGIA SHf'
ana enlarged Joints, Pain in the Joints and
Limhs when exposed to change Of tempera-
m ture or on taking sudden Colds &C. &C.
Ihe Funeral Poisons will be removed in the most nat
ua way possible by the pores of the skin-and obtained
from the water after the Bath.
~ For ecroiua and Humors in general these Batbs
are OF great value. 'H'
me Electric and beneficial effects of these Baths mon
weak and debitat7d females who lack vital energy or
arg troubled with complaints peculiar to themselves ia
Tuli wonderful. ~ 20
Sometimes one Bath affords almost entire relief Init
generally Two or Three are advisable.
Consultations Free, either personal or by letter
/ % dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04
Adjourned for two weeks.

PoSTPoNEMENT.-Dr. Boynton telegraphed
yesterday, from Saco, Me-, that he was blocked
up by the storm, and he should be obliged to
postpone the commencement of his lectures till
tomorrow "wednesday evening. Bills were is
sued, yesterday, announcing the fact, but good
ly number who had not seen them, gathered at the
Hail. and had sight of series of beautiful
paintings, that cover the entire end of the Hall.
We think this course of lectures promises to be
even more interesting than the former course, by
DIR. Boynton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

CALLING NAMEs.The Worcester SIN ao-
cuses us Of calling It's neighbor of the iran.
script names. The editor of the TRANSCRIPT
reloices in the name of Pangborn. He fignr.
ed largely at the Philadelphia Convention.
and IN almost every paper (our own not ex.
cepted) where his name was mentioned. II
was badly lnanged. 1t was printed Pang.
horn, Ranghorn, ornpang, Bingham, Pan9-
Don, Rangborn, and we know not in how
many other ways. We demonstrated until we
supposed our own eompositors could not
iail to spell the name correctly. But iudoe
OF our CONSERVATION, when we found last
saturday in paragraph of scarcely square,
IN the first edition, that the compositor had
twice spclt the name wrong, albeit il wos
written very plainly. In utter despair we or
dered out the paragraph and gave up the nj.
tempt to publish correctly the unfortunate
cognomen of our Worcester contemporary
we owe an apology to Mr. Pangborn, 1--WE
nave cut the name this time from The printed
mead OF his paper) for the manglng propens.
TIES OF our compositors, and as the only
amends we can make will cheerfully aid him
IN obtaining from the Legislature change Of
Nance Boston Journal.
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abe 9allp Spp,
TUESDAY, LMARCH A, 1856,
The PhTIadeIPhia Nominations.
=. -...:o, chat M Amer

Tha philadelphia Nominations
II encouraging to notice that no Ameri-
o,r nsner in any State in New England, with
The exception Of the Boston Bee and Charles
town Aurora, has stopped so low as to sup
Mort the Philadelphia nominations. Those IN
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island. and Connecticut, utterly scout them'
as well as most of those in Massachusetts, out
of Boston. Ex-Governor Colby and the oth-
er delegate from New Hampshire to Phiia-
delphia, who have been falsely represented as
acou;escing. repudiate the nominations IN
contempt. A few of those from Massacnu-
sets. who went to Philadelphia to represent
she crawling doughfacism of Henry . 0Afu'
ner, will swallow anything he tells tnein 'o'
The other delegates from New England repu-
date them. The whole Ohio delegation Iepu-
date them in disgust. Also, thai from cam
svlvania. headed by Ex-Governor 'ohns0n
with two exceptions).
Per contra. the Southern Know Nothlngs
appear to be in extacies OF deilsh' at the no'n-
nation of Fillmore For instance, the Rich
mOnd Virginia. Wing, which gives, as its
reason of approval, the following-the italics
are its own:
"T7e siqser of the Fa ve Slave La'g, and
the inveterate foe of Abolitionism and BLACK
Republicanism in all their protean torms' ne
(Fillmore) is eminently the man Tor the
people of the South"
The Louisville (Kentucky) journal gives
the following, among others, as the reasons OF
its endorsement of the Philadelphia doings.
1t has correct idea of the platform there LAID
down, and approves in to tots, because
alt pledges the party--lst. to the malnte-
nance ard enforcement of the Fugitive slave
Law--2d, because it endorses the Nebraska
bill, repudiates the Wilmot Proviso, and
pledges the party to admit any number OF
new slave States"
The Journal then goes on to say;
"No form of words could be devised, repudi-
ating more clearly the doctr of the Wilmot
Proovso, or setting forth more distinctly the
right of the people of every territory, on coming
into the Union, to come with or without
slavery, as they themselves may decide. Inc
South would be satisfied with no less, and 1t
could ask no more The North has here yield
ell principle which it never yielded till now.
The grand point is gained,
The reasons why the Southern Know
Nothings are SO ready to support the Phila-
delphia platform and nominations, are equal
ly imperative for those of the North to repu-
diate them. We trust they will do SO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

Coon BEEF.-Silas D. Harrington, of Pax
ton slaughtered on Friday last, heifer four
years old, which, alive, weighed 1850 pounds
After slaughtering, the hide weighed 100
pounds, the talIow l57, fore quarters, respect
lively, 228 and 235, hind quarters 259 and
264, total l243. The heifer was raised in
Hardwlck, and was probably as good speci-
men of the "genus Beef as Worcester
county, ifnot the State, could present. We
only hope 'our butcher will procure many
more of the same sort" NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-04

FROM SALT LAKE, KANSAS, &C.-The mail
which left Salt Lake in December reached
Independence, Missouri, on the 25th ult. The
news is unimportant. The mail party were
greatly detained by the snow, which averag-
ed from two to three feet in depth. They
reached Fort Laramie Jan. LIST.
Intelligence lrom Kansas to the Doth ult.,
states that the Kickapoo Rangers had com.
menced making preparations to drive out the
Free State men from their claims.