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NO. 9 is OUT THIS MORNING., coatsining
~ 'ysilAnee--Polis Minaire-JOseph Ascher; T. ny
Lu,---a Me;hf.; Tesrs q Lose'-Be:atfsl Beisdcwss
Ter Msyuard Fp,de Sons. No a. Aud Robin Grsy-so'ea
MELODY; Souvenir de Sehksswad--A Z Sehafes. TO S
~ BELL Co, No. - FunkioEist
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STRAW GOODS

GREAT SALE Of sr,w ooons
A. H;aft GHfhP EMBROIDERY and RIsBoN STORE.
sSSSkTs, sSSSkTs s jss soSSET sSSSETs S. sSsSE
$500 iIISCANs, Spit srRAws Fancy LACEs,
NEAPoLlTANs, PEDALS, DuNsrABLEs; Tyss xsTy s;sssAp'
aOOo White LEGHoRN BLooMERs, ssc.;
400 Brown LEGHoKN BLOoMERs, She
5000 M,....' BL6oMERs, ali styles,
Ncc yard. Rich RIBBONS, 10 and l2.c.;
SIX sMHrii SIITs' ;c g.; Miffs g.: MITTs ~
Best MD GLOVES, 56c., .v,v,rv,s
v,.,u,.s r.. x.Sr,1u,s. a., A. k'szEfs'
SANriLLAs, iLL 81 81 Soto ss' MiSriLIAs 90 % - w.
Great B.rsan. IN EMBRoIDEalEs 90, An.
COLLARS, Sic. COLLARS. oy.; COLLARS, ssc.,
SBs BaSPs Sc s., s.Sps saSPs, 5sS. sIs BANDS se.
iocoo yards MANrILLA LAcEs &c, aud s:.v,, 81 80
sysHEs i EIewHss " ! fSis ,ss sarc,,.
GOODS at WHOLESALE, less than Jobb.r', P,, rs.
No. 22a sthav., besween ai., and ia sta
4 CARD.-w. JACKSON, No. 55i Broadway,
N respectfully calls attention. bic extensive srrns And Bum
"e' '"p''''N0D' 0' MOURNING GOODS,
p .ss and ,s n =. n.Rs. Ps and S ~d
Handsome hsursd f"alsids liar :, sy the SsTs sIs
sii Robes double skirts, very handsome
Bars~ Rob.s, satin bsnds ,.,.
II black Maltese and henrleta tlotns,
Blaeb Chslhes, without user.
Summer Bcmba1inss, very handsome.
Blscb Gr-psdine, every width very choice
BesutiNi, black Grenadne Robes. donble skrs
Crsp- Msretz In al widtbs .
Spanish Grapes, n aud ysrds wide. rev article
English Bsreges yards wide .
BlscL 0reuadine Bareses, very desirable.
Blach Ch.ck and Bsysdere Bar gee, handsome scods
French Laws and 0resndes
Ensli,h aud French popins together with me new
Materials for Travelling Dresses, very desifslSa
Msntlas Shswls, Bonnets &c, he
NB.-SOo Black Sewing silk shaws, fem auction, 81,
worth $l2
Ladies .in please observe the and number.
w. JACKSON Importer u Mo0nins Goods.
No. 5Jl BROADWAY, between Sprins and Prince sts
ELASTIC BRAIDS, CORDS and WEBS -
II vulcaniz. Rubber Brsds Webs and Cords rsce,y-d from
manufacturers by steamer stamped Ard
for sale BY The underssned All others infnsenens
HORACE II. DAY, No. q Cortsndtst, New'York
lave you seen tho 81 so SHOES and GAIT
ii Frs new styls az JONESS, Ne 10 and 70 Annstp
Aso he 81 French Calf Dress BOOTS. GJONEySl
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CTATIONERS WAREHOUSE,
y No. Al JOHN-sT, NEwYORK.
The undermined late Of the firm Of AMEs, HERRIcK,
BARNES RHOADS, have formed eoParne'niP tor con-
Twp ixPFoRTINe AND JoBBING STATIONERY BUSINESS,
under the name and finn Of
AMES & BARNES,
HAVE
REMOVED TO No. IL JOHN.ST.
We shall continue the IMPORTATION Of FOREioN STA
in our Of s :t rio ' SONS
dOn ha be 'Iif{ FINE f{s9gsa 1gRsf "sIr sFAToyERY
which ha, been vorsby known in this market the pa''
All Ssea for Stationery both Foreign and Domestic
prepared promptly aud CsaOsu, will be ser; on .Pphes
W. uE.xyork NAV lsse JOHN C. BARNES.
no YOU WANT TO LAUGH
IL Get THE PICAYUNE for this week. Gu, today
. onIsisAL al. cIsItSIs: sd..sin,.uon.. NJ. III.
Something Artistic al last
An Ilus;Tious Visitor
An T." Psstai" frOm Mr. Gnyer.
Letter; the Edi,or-fOm YoaHs Lsiy in 'h~ 'oah;ry
Ccmn,rpdable Ambition.
Mayor Diernan shenileinan-
No,;c~. Of New pubcs,op Ror,nee Of Poor YOgrs Mas
CcHc Crfs The Probable Esec' Of the Wa a; Home aid
Abroad EH,cis Of We; Easter, e;c.. etc.
Over column Of splendid New Puzzles, &c.
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No hiss The celebrated Address o. the Rev HsShI
WARD BFECHI r ard JAS. 7. BRADY, esd, OF AENfAL
CULTURE FOR WOMEN , c,,,S-r,y
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NO. 9 is OUT THIS MORNING, costsining
IN "vsilAnee--Pols Mihare-yos.Ph AseheIi IT. 1i ny
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Tie very Dickens in t. without missse Bo, is himself
agaip The Story Of Our Lives vm Yes 70 Year
Nsw-YoIker
In addition Dcssns's New Novel, and other brilliant
papers, this number contains deeply interesting article under
the title o Battle Array suggested by the approaching war u
Europe uheh s Alone ~or,b the price Of the number Buy H.
Price 5 c.D's per copy For sals every where.
THE FIRST MONTHLY PART
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Geeteemia n nt Msre fvkSSa s e
es will nrs%i Dc .aS1i;cd ai;s'D EDWD D%YfoS cHsissn
1serican Institute.-Tne POLYTECHNIC AsSoCIa-
soS viii Lold meeting the New Repository in Room No
sss,.cs: Isnufsctures Of Steel and 4 Msesbs IRON"
ns Sr. aweys .speeisiy "eSo1e Aaw1ss'on Is ai"ays
ss"'A "se'Hs' ''''''' !" H. &Ei6s. Secretary.
Orslion on the occasion of the death Of A. GERALD
Hull ~ d will be delivered by s B. BARLOW n. D. at
ssHsrRsDAY EVENING the 26th inst. a, O'Clock. The
ssSsd late Dr. Hull and the public are invited - attend
Y..ee.The Annual Conference Of The M F. zion Con on
,Ss snow in session a, WilhsmsbuIsh the Right Rrv W.
q sssp presiding assisted by the Right Rev J. Clinton
sNG EVERY NIGHT Tin. in Zion Church IN sD Ds'Sg 81 .Sd
Ssn, New York-the Rev. Isaac Coleman Pastor.
k,s syrn % H P = haSD a % os
s,le coun5,, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. May IS, 1859.
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Tsses Of sdi.siou 10 EACH deeply interesting and
snusDs Lecture may be relied upon.
Grand Temple Of Honor, state of NewcYor. @
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 25 al "A O'Clock, az the
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ton which compose this attribute to genius
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Thousands who have used IL testify
IT'S MIRACULOUS EFFECTS UPON THE BLOOD.
new, aud bDod carries OF the putrd hu'
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tone 4 vsor the whole body
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hsndy have them in the house yet from their chilling effect
tey would family jars" For sale at retail By
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peps The s kpds a rssy Cshse
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N Adams Jefferson Madison Morse and hos. Of ohers for
sale cheap Old Bos aud Engayng bon ght sold exchanged
in ANY quantity BY JOHN PYSE No 100 Nssaus Mrssns
Exposure Of freemssonry for sale
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Together with the usual careful Summary Of NewsDomesc
and Foreign Lounge Weekly Farmer, beautiful Love
Story Chess Chronicle Editorials Poetry, Markets Comicai'
ties &c. The whole in
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
uARPERs WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK

LARGE MAP OF NORTHERN ITALY, ,ho*ns the
position of bs Arniea
The Map Of Italy which print this week shch be carefully
hep. in every family Without such Map he Of the
will b. unItezibe And able 20 say tha, Msp
The BE- bush: in this country which, for clear
accuracy compre with the which b sa5scb
er 10 HARPERS WEEKLY receives his week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

E'OR u SURE-FITTING SHIRT (hand- rnade),
l. try GENlNS BAZAAR,
No. 5l3 Broadway
Also frst-clsss stock of
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.
Entrance By GENINs Ha, Store, No. 51 Broadway, and
doe door II 81. Nicholss Ho.el.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25
PERSONAL.

Mr.. George w. Curtis, the graceful and
versatile" Howadji, as he is sometimes called,
is about to commence the publication of novel
with the title of "Trumps," in Harper's Week
ly. Shall we hereafter call him the graceful
and versatile" Trumps True, but not Gu
phonious.
Gen. William t. Haskell the well-known
Tennessee orator and politician, died at the
Kentucky Insane Asylum on Sunday last.
His relatives reside near Cumberland, r. l.,
his father having emigrated from that locality
about half a century ago.
Governor Stewart of Missouri, who was re-
Gently whipped in rough and tumble fight
is said to have wound up grand spree the
other day, by riding his horse into his own
parlor and trying his forefeet on the keys of
the piano.
The Philadelphia Press says if Mr. Dickens
does come to this country, his chief object will
be to make arrangements with some solid pub
fishing house in Boston for the regular publica-
ton of "Ilousehold Words"
The Propagateur Cathoique, a Southern
Catholic journal, learns, from persons worthy
of confidence, that Gen. Walker, the filibuster,
has determined to enter a religious order and
become Catholic priest.
An American watch is to be presented to the
Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, by the colored peo-
pie of New York and Brooklyn, at Shiloh
Church, on Monday evening next.
The Earl of Shaftesbury preside at the an
nual tea-meeting of the London shoe blacks,
and is friendly to the little boys-hence his
polished manners.
Frederick A. Maffit, son of J. Newland Maj
fit, was arrested in Cincinnati on Wednesday,
charged with getting money under false pre-
fences.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

THE Pixies PEAK EPIDEMIC.-We are
passing through another of the periodical cpl
denies of which, perhaps, yellow fever is the
most appropriate name. In this section it is
of milder type than either the epidemic of
1849 or the Frazer's River fever of last year.
Yet its victims are by no means scarce, some
of whom are only slightly affected, while others
have been taken off altogether. Like the Fra
zer's River excitement, this one promises to be
short and disastrous especially disastrous to
those who go out with hopes and expectations
of finding nuggets in hills, and of gathering
coin from the bushes. There is class of men
in the country who only live to play upon hui
man credulity. When they attempt anything,
they commence by assailing men in their most
vulnerable points-their love of money. No
invention Of theirs is too gross and palpable for
the infatuated to swallow. They make FL Do
radios with less trouble than Aladdin made pal
aces, namely, by rubbing an old lamp. Go to
half the gold countries Of these specializing par
agraphists; you are as likely to find gorges
and chasms over which the blackness of dark
ness has been brooding for thousand years, as
anything else. The new Ell Dorado Of the
West is likely to prove as ungrateful and I'M
satisfactory as the rest of the gold fields. Ma
ture is a very shrewd and intelligent econo-
mist, scattering her treasures about equally
over the world, and exacting about the same
amount of labor and toll to recover them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

A BOGUS SISTER OF CHARITY" Miss Ma
ria Jones, pretending to be Lay Sister of
Charity, went from Rochester last week, aloug
the Central Railroad, under pretence of col
lecting money for the Rochester Orphan Asy.
lum. She painted the orphans in such pitiful
terms that she extracted the last dime from
each batch of men along the road into Byron
AT Churchville, Patrick Ross and men gave her
five dollars. Besides, the laborers, who, as
well ms giving her their money, sent her along
on the hand-car, many other citizens contribu-
ted so that from Rochester to Byron she could
not have received less than twenty dollars
One paid her fare and sent on the cars. AT Ba-
tavia she forgot to call on Father McGlue, the
Catholic priest, but went direct to East PEN.
broke, where she told the people that he sent
her to collect for the orphans III Buffalo, who,
like those in Rochester, were in great destitu'
ton. Many gave her money, and all were to
subscribe and collect something for her on Sun
day. She came to church in Batavia with the
people from East Pembroke, but was arrested,
and the whole imposition discovered, before
she left the village. The examination took
place before Mr.. Kimberly on the l4th the
facts were sworn to, when 10 she denied her
sistership, and the Esquire set her ut liberty.
OF course she will cheat others, and fall into
the hands Of justice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

The VICTORIA BRIDGE.-The completion
of placing the centre tube of the Victoria
bridge was accomplished on Saturday. 1t was
erected by means of stages placed on the ice
formed in the river of st. Lawrence, at Mon
treal An enormously heavy wooden bridge,
or stage it may be more properly called, was
built on the ice directly under the iron tube to
be erected. On this stage was set up large
stationary steam engine for the purpose of
hauling up the materials to be used in its cree
ton, on the temporary railway, also built on
the surface of the ice.
This tube is of immense size and great
weight, much greater than the other tubes of
the bridge, they being 242 feet long, l6 feet
wide, and graduated to shore ends to 10 feet
high; while the great centre tube is 800 feet
long, 16 feet wide, and % feet high, and about
go feet above the Summer level of the river,
thus allowing steamers to pass under it. This
bridge, when completed, will be one of the
wonders of the American continent, great
triumph of engineering skill, of industry and
energy,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

Messrs. Editors AS the removal of the
Probate Office to the Old Court House seems
to have suggested the circulation of report
that the Probate records are, no longer in fire
proof rooms, permit me to state through your
columns, that both of the apartments in which
they are now deposited, are as completely fire.
proof as any in the stone Court House. One
of these is the large arched safe, in which the
records of deeds were kept for twenty two
years and the other is one of two rooms in
the newly built part of the house, constructed
in purpose for the safe keeping of valuable
papers the walls being of brick and very
thick, arched upon iron Orders. The doors
and window-shutters are of iron.
The Records are thoroughly protected from
fire without, the only danger being in the
wooden laces within; a danger to which they
have always been equally exposed in the New
Court House. JOHN j. PIPER,
Reg. of Probate and Insolvency.
March "a, 1859.
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POLITICAL.


Pennsylvania is in hopeful political way.
The Convention of the Democracy endorsed
Mr. Buchanan's foreign policy, but refused to
endorse Gov. Packer, resolution to that effect
being laid on the table by vote of "a to 81
whereupon another Democratic State Conven-
ton was called. In the course of the wrange
a delegate announced as his opinion, that the
State would go Republican, in the Fall, by
10000
A score or two of "doughfaces," calling
themselves Wings, met as State Convention
in Waterbury, Conn, on the Dist, and nomi-
mated candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, &c. We presume they will do less
harm with third ticket in the field than with
out it; for if they do not "scatter" themselves
on their own candidates they would be very
sure to vote with the Democracy.
The Boston Post classes the candidates in
Virginia, as fletcher, Democrat, Goge in,
(Republican.p This is confession that there
is Republican party in Virginia, where we
did not suppose that anybody claimed or ad-
mitted its existence. What, then, becomes of
the constant assertions of the Democratic pa
pers that the Republican party is thoroughly
sectional. If it can nominate candidates with
out danger of their being lynched on the stump
in Virginia, the Republican party can hardly
be SO sectional as the Post has represented it.
-Providence Journal
A Mr.. VIM. M. King of Oakville, Canada
West, has published a circular advocating a
revolution in the provinces. He urges some
member OF Parliament to propose in the House,
ifthe new tariff passes, that it is "expedient to
dissolve all governmental connection with
Great Britain, that the union between Upper
and Lower Canada be dissolved, and that i'm
mediate steps be taken that Upper Canada may
become State of the United States"
The Hon. James Guthrie has been nomina-
ted in Kentucky for the Presidency, and the
nomination is approved of by several of the
Kentucky papers.
The Michigan Legislature have passed aper-
sonal liberty bill.
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of the fat situated under the skin is mixed
with it, then more than half of mutton fat
must not be employed, or the smell will be ex-
ceedingly unpleasant Tallow candles always
smell more or less disagreeable, and for this
reason they are not used, except from econom-
ical considerations; but as they give good
light when regularly snutfed, they still main
tain their hold upon those who value this quail
ity more than they dislike the unpleasant smell,
which is chiefly given out when actual combus-
ton ceases, and the fatty matters are passing
off into the air without suffering decomposition.
There are, however, two great objections to
these candles, one being, that, from the size of
the wick, it is not all burnt to ash, and requires
constant snuffng and the other is, the disa-
greeable smell after being put out.