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, 1859-08-24

TUE Floral EXHIBITION At THE NATIONAL
FArn.-The Gardeners Society Of Chicago are
preparing for u magnificent floral tete at the
Floral Hall, on the National Fair grounds. They
arc causing to be erected u huge fountain in
ropsA piled rocks, over which the waters arc to
tl614uto basin including the whole. There is
to be fairy grotto, and there are to be in short
"uo end Of" the wonder Of Horticulture. It
promises 10 proye one Of the most attractive
features Of the Fair.
, 1859-08-24

RA11soAp Sr1rs.-Two auits against the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
papy we're decided ut atsandnsky, afsv days ago.
The first was Drought By laborer who had bis
ribs broken by the caring Of IN subankment,
and who claimed damages for injuries received.
The jury gaye him nothing. Tie second suit
waa for damages sustained by IN individual
who waa put of an emigrant train six miles
from, Upper Sandusky, after be had rendered
! his fare. He claimed atat he was obliged to
walk the six miles, which caused Il fit Of sick
ness. The case ws4 tried in the Common Pieas
some time ago, and = verdict Of $500 rendered
against the Company. The Company sppea'ef
70 ths District Court. but the verdict in ~
| Common Pleas was affirmed.
, 1859-08-24

tomp"hftfou efttle Next IK0uAc.
t. "" lYrk XnuM exhibits the strength
&" Republicans, Democrats, Anti-Lccomp-
-:".sa"re;<, arl Southern Opposition party
.::~"n'N lIou:c Of Representatives. es fol-
, 1859-08-24

Tue NATIONAL FA1R-MAsoS1c-The follow
ing arc the official notices Of e1ents before re-
ferrcd to- as to occur during fair week here:
The General Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of
the United States, presided over by Charles
Gilman, Of Baltimore, as General Grand High
Priest, and the Grand Encampment Of the Uni
ted States, Sir William Blackstone Hubbard, Of
Columbus, Ohio, Grand Muster, meet in this
citv, in the Masonic Temple, Oh Tuesday, Sep
ten,ber 12th.
The Grand Commandery Of Knights Tenn
plar Of Illinois, James =. z. Dlaney, Grand
Commander, meets ut Masonic Temple on Non
day, Sept. 1oth, to make arrangements for the
reception and entertainment Of the delegates to
the General Grand Royal Arch sChapter and
Grand Eacampuaent.
, 1859-08-24
3)rtss 4 Trihut1c.
Gil &c Q.

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE
yAc receipts aud shipments Of Flour and
trim during the past week cemparc with those
,::|.c week previous as i"llo"s;
, 1859-08-24

A CoUnsE or IEssoSs.-The young nan,
Very, whose adventure in losing lis watch and
money at saloon We chrouicled yesterday, has
managed 4 second time to pay dearly for spree
by losing the before recovered watch on Mon
day night. Money ana watch both gone. Isn't
lie Terry simple?
, 1859-08-24

WEST RANDOLPH SrEEE1,-Quite q movement
is in progress among West Sidess lockingto
sccur;n. the removal Of that serious grease
spot and b1emish tn West Randolph street in
the shape Of that uns'ghtly intle-way structure
the West Market. The experiment has an
swcrcd so well ia the South Division Of trust
lug to the free market system, and so much las
been gained to the noble tfloroughfare State
street, By t1le removal Of the old building, TINT
it is no wonder the disposition referred to,
prevails on the West Side, which will doubtless
be successful.
, 1859-08-24
4 TON .-AUCTION.-

TERMS or SALE.
Que dh Of the purchase ,wn ihe talaneo IN two
&hr< years. with lien the property bearing NJ
terrss INN. day Of is M1. Marion Aat +a 10 found "
The Alto Nls and s.l give pernn* Wishing to exanuna
the propttty description u aud aso takn th n 1yyFHs
atixnA179.tt F. NARALE-
, 1859-08-24

ScuooL ron 0RcAS1s7s Axp CoHr6sERs.-By
reference to another column it will be seen that
John Zundcl, the celebrated organist of Henry
Ward Dcccher's Church, Brooklyn, and author
Of sundry we1t-known organ books, proposcs to
spend the next month in Chicago, giving lessons
in organ plaYing, musical composition, &c., pre-.
vidcd sufficient number Of pupils desire his
services. Is this will be rare opportunity
for NIL who desire such instruction, we doubt
not that numbers will eagerly asail themselves
Of it. Al the number Of pupilsi is limited, those
who wish to join the class will do well to apply
at once at Root L Cady's Music Store, where
further particulars may be learned.
, 1859-08-24

RI GILBERT & SAMSON
~ Anctloneers. ys. q: Lake street
LARGE AUCTION SALE OF
Superior Furniture, snvsr-Platsd Wszs, Car
pats Ar 4 fiano Forte.
On THURSDAY, Aug. 9Th, contnenetax ii sx O'Clock
y. A VIII be sb1 at large aurtnent or dtnf
sasa Ss eouslstsnR in rart u Rosewood Nahog-
any aud Walnut Easlsr st.t+ III p,1s and
cloth Sof. Iste TeteL marble top Tlb9s What NOD
Easy AMI Rocking cha Reception Iatca TO- CaJf
a"ics uA ataht " otnsna- x!esaA. Hns WOOD M
hosaov OAK aud Alnut Bttlfon -es With full Nafbla
IopS Alh'E9ny aud other 844isteadA Cane thara and
loSkt% Marble lop and falu Bufal.s and Washstapds
loet ssttA Lounges 4ok Gags, S<cyesae+. Apstn4 Ha
ana osner Aa1sses Carpets RuA and fluur OH Co&hs.
SILyERTLATED WARE,
f;astos Cohte Crns tchers, Caks 1sasseA Mugs Cob
les. s2oon* Fosta' Suits. T.a setsA-6 ". sptoons.
PIANO FORTE.
One due otave Rosewood Ease and Rosewood Covered
lisno Forte. speudl4 Instrument. $e wmt resrrva
aa:aa-19.t GlLbEkf i SAMPSON
, 1859-08-24
Ncm advertisements.
PATENT SELF
~ CLEANING
We4TER FILTER.


no[1i, T, ae ths. e he sa,.a s u:
1taeeds only to te tried to ahow it, great value.
r. ?; MFARLAAEs Cas- Fitting Establishment, No. a
AZ. Az q e. soeeSe Agent for rropr;ts,
n AN CLASS.-Mr John
churc sad aaaat z Taoas u AsT ne1'' MAIL
WORKS OF ORGAN MUSIC,
Proposes spend the month Of September In Chicago gv
Ing lessons to ciassn
ORGAN PLAYING.
Thoe wishing to avail themselves Of TIL, rare opportunity
lessons celebrated teacher will apply At once at
Root Il cady's Music Store.
Only limited number Of pupil. takea. sneta:i:-sw
CPECIAL EOTICE.-The interest
= !sss ksz t. Z: Ct & 5e5s SsE: e$
ka nfn thsEehy hsaHe legally dissolved and .he Yades
sned solely authorized TO rcf hs ven q re 5'sc
ciizso. August esd. 1859. -'0 1'' aassiat
THOS. HARDSIIOCK, PROPOS-
hslss svth S. =. IT, :avetee Sss o.
IS ssh = dusa ibe tal1nse ia onths. IL vii Il.
VIZ; sls 1us!Hx*. ssep, with e0ns''Gpty
NIDER VINEGAR AT SEVEN
~ 1rr.vx cEs7s FER rAnar1--nn reee'pt cf = e.s.
F N 1s T fe enT ecn
hs ta; Address ros nas'er" hc~ast w92ns
TOR SALE-Six three story Brick
l. Houses On w,ba:h s:xnue sornes Il Harmon Court ~
fscs heuss hs, Jftk IAN On Premises "A small
toa IT iht putcas. rrct rqusc II thc sale and if
may 1eusn on lont and Mortgage It peI cent Interest,
, 1859-08-24

ForSD DRowSEp.-Thc body Of small in
FAINT Was taken from the basin ut the foot Of
Washington street last erening. 1t lad appar-
ently been in the water some time. About it
were tue remnants of CLOTH, rs if l,ad been
sunk Ly being attached to weight.
, 1859-08-24

ExcCns1oS posrPoSEp.-Thca annual excursion
Of the Chicago Musical Union, which wus to
have taken place on Thursday next, hus been
postponed until Tuesday next, to give time for
completing arrangements and adding neT fea-
lures Of interest to the occasion.
, 1859-08-24
VOyI3IISSIONFRS' NOTICE.

Public notice l. hereby given TO III persons Interested
that the un.ertned auUiut BY The Cum.
uou Cnunc Of the city nf ChcaE, 10 a*rrft1n the ama
kes and recmpense e the owners respectively nf such
real estate shall b. appropriated and keu for ths e1tctl-
uiuu At Springer terminus tn CEl:k stIcrt.
III aecnlnce wit!a onlcr passed in comunn Council AnE
lh lS3y and the time the Ut such
damages together with Of prceedin ufua h teal
b them ee1,el l*n-nrd IL proportion nearly atnay
epectyey. will MEET 1t Room No. l. ii the cuu.t uuuse
lhe 9Th y Of September. 1879, at the hour of 10 O'clock
l. H., for The purpose Ut m1klng sail assessment
u. u. GRAY.
F. 4. BRAGG. ConEs
sc. HfGG1SSOS.}
Chicaxp. August e4th, 16:9. Aus4 no5e-10
, 1859-08-24

WANTED-By young man 10
ye7rs old. situation in store onee, or anywhere
IN which 1naussy and steady application business would
u found .sstul Nc o'1:con 10 tent bar. Wakvs not
address J. ARTHUR. Fc+t 0Nct Ch3cago- an3+1tI
, 1859-08-24

ITO RENT.-A First Glass -Four
l. Story Brick Houae with al the modern Improvements
Situated the Nort Side No. IS Huron nrce 1.quIte
of Il. L, HILL. g Lake etteet. al:4fs2Q7.&n
, 1859-08-24

TOR SALE-Six three story Brick
L. Houses on Wsba.h a:vnue corner u Harmon Court
THESE houses Just finished have al The rnetcrn I'a
Eac house has bfik tarn on tAe PREMISE small pr.
t:on 1f The purchase rEict Eci 1t The sale and f
may eualn HonG and Mortgage, 1t per cent Interest,"
tos term Of yelEs. apply st 1s5 south Nses street.
, 1859-08-24

EXAMINATION OF TEACH
xra-Therc will be IN Examination Of male teachers
the Office the Board or Education li9 Clark street.
Tuesday, Aug. 20, commencing at5 o'eloef. 4; y
a.a4anYS.Et Ersasintccslant pthffc schools.
, 1859-08-24

GPECIAL EOTICE.-The interest
~ Of John Riley In the frza Of JOHN RILEY CO.
mid nf.n thereby became legally dissolved and The under
gued solely authorized 10 stt1e the affairs Of said late
dnn. BENNlNi E. MANN,
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gress by the contestant, Williamson, he will
join the family in Italy himself
MIsCFIIANEnrS

gress by the contestant Williamson. he will
JOIN the family in Italy himself
MISCELLANEOUS.
The New Orleans Bulletin saws there is a
want in that quarter of "welI-trained seamen
accustomed to warm climate and attached to
our southern waters" and the Charleston Mer-
curry replies that there is in Charleston s.a
floating school to train up such seamen. the
first of its kind in the world, for the scholars
live on board the school ship, and learn the
manuel labor incident to a sailors life, as well
as the mental instruction which makes them
competent for any post. The school at Balt-
more Is only day school on ship-bOard.
In one OF the crack hotels of Saratoga late
ly, the elderly men were sitting up in the Office
or bar-room during the jolly hours, drinking
and telling stories, when suddenly a stately
lady appeared, seized her husband by the arm
and walked him off to bed 1t stopped the jol-
lily of the other husbands forthwith.
Lord Brougham is to be candidate for the
honorable office of Chancellor of the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh, at the election in October
next. His Lordship will have competitor in
the Duke of Bucceuch, and the worthy Scots
of the General Council will have an opportu-
nifty of showing whether rank or renown is
the most precious in their eyes
The Green County (Ind.) Times says that
the example of the male Regulators of that
county has been followed by the women, who
have formed an association to expel from their
neighborfood some fascinating female whose
Establishments operated unfavorably on the
fidelity of their liege lords. A few days since
they waited on the fair cause of their disquiet
and informed her that she wasn't needed in
that region any longer.
Daniel Steel, poor farmer in Wayne town.
ship, N. j., was driving hogs out of his corn
by throwing stones at them, and hearing a
noise and seeing something move near the
fence, he threw big stone violently in that
direction. The object proved to be his wife,
who had gone to help drive out the hogs, and
the stone struck her on the temple and killed
her.
An aristocratic marriage was celebrated
few days since in Paris, one of the parties in
which was no less distinguished for her piety
than for her beauty. Among the many rich
gifts which the bride had offered for her ac-
cceptance on the joyful occasion, was a rosa
ry, the beads of which were diamonds. Dur
ing the fine music which formed part of the
nuptial ceremony, the lady said her rosary
with edtying devotion, and, after receiving
with her spouse the benediction, placed the
rosary itself in the hands of the priest as her
offering tor the poor of the parish.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

REVISION OF THE STATUTEs-At the SEES.
sion Thursday, Mr.. Spofford of Newburyport
from the select committee to whom was refer
red chapter Sc, 'of the manufacture, sale. etc
Of intoxicating liquors, with power to report
such amendments as may be deemed proper
made report, which was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed. The report proposes to
repeal so much of the act as provides for the
State agency, allowing the licensed agents of
cities and towns to purchase their LIQUORS di.
rectly of the importer or authorized manufac
turer.
Mr.. Merrill of Boston, from the same COM
mittee, submitted a MINORITY report consisting
of amendments necessary to make the chapter
conform to the plan of asalary for the Liquor
Commissioner 1t is proposed that the State
shall furnish capital of $4,000 with which
the Commissioner is to carry on his business.
He is to be paid an annual salary of S25OO. and
his clerk hire, rent of Office, and incidental ex-
penses, are also to be provided for. The re-
ceipts of his Office above his salary &C.. and
up to the amount of $4,000, are to be paid into
the treasury of thc Commonwealth, and the
surplus, if any, above that sum, is to be divid-
ed among the cities ano towns in proportion to
their purchase at the agency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

REMARKABLE RETURN OF A CANARY BIRD.
On the 4th of July a favorite canary bird in
the family Of Lyman Legg, Esq, at Millyille,
escaped from its cage and was seen to fly
away. Tbs family, and especially the chill
dren, were sorely grieved at the loss of their
little pet Considerable search was made for
it. but in vain The bird had been procured
Of Mrs. Geo. Curles of this village (Woon-
socket On the 29th of July Mrs. Curles
was informed that a canary bird was in tree
near her house, and on seeing it, she believed
1t to be the bird sold to Mr.. Legg. A cage
was obtained, and the bird called by its name,
when it came down from the tree and entered
the cage. 1t proved to be the runaway cana
ry, as was known by some peculiar marks on
its feet. 1t had thus returned to its old home
after twenty-five days wanderings, and five
miles from the place of its escape. 1t is now
restored to Mr.. Leg WoonSocket Patriot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

HIPS Mint Specific, FOR BADNESS AND F. At1rxe
OFF OF THE HAIRIhe following extracts from ietters
show what Hills Mint Specific has done and no one can
presume TO say that these letters are not sufcient
guaranty of what il OII do: i'
Ii + WIN much satisfaction that am enabled to cer
NY mat before using the first bottle the falling Of
OF my Mie hair was entirely arrested and all annrehrn
sion OF badness entirely removed -
Worcester March Is 1853. GEO. SESSIONS"
torthe last six months, have had good onnortunf
10 observe the effects OF different preparatio for no
h anu 70 OBTAIN the opinion of individuals sina them.
ana from information thus obtained am satisfied thaf
your 1iRt Spectre Is the best remedy extan for the
growth ana preservation Of the hair. ~ o
Boston, May 26 1859. CIiAS. II. BLANCHARD
For year my wifes hair had been falling OFF and b
was irouDIed with dry, scav eruption on her baad
so Iht she was quite bald. Last month she Commenced
using your MINT Specific, and with the use of one bne
hef mead Is covered with hair, and it so glossy and
natural The eruption has entirely Disappeared and shS
mas promise OF a fine growth of healthy hair w
"VIVester' April % Iso9 ISAAC CUSHING"
Upon receiving bottle of your Mint SDecfc 4, loo,
eu SO pure and nice was induced to try it, have nsed
only part Of bottle, and find my hair not only assn,i
it had fallen off. Mrs n 4 IL ~ n ~ 4 MIere
Worcester, March T. 1882 -
IAN acquaintance of mine who had lost ber boi ,
Ior mouths was quite bald, by my representation was inv
duced TO try your remedy, aud without exaceerating
can that the first bottle has nrodnced f &
plete head of hair. AARON KIWrr " COM
Conductor Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Nashua, n. H., May 9, 1859" A''lilo""
Prepared only by JOHN O. Hill. 4no,too
olil worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

Total $3.50 slO,99O,95O s5,s95,2OO SIS, Ss6, $50
Here will be noted an increase in the gross
valuation of the city, during the past year, of
S429 480, from sic, 1856, $50 in 1858 to SIG, 816,-
430 in 1859; of which increase, Sl32 900 is in
real estate, and sos, 28O in personal property.
1t will be noted that ward four has increased
the most of the several wards, having this
year Sl40,650 more in gross valuation than
last year, of which increase S91 $50 is in real
estate, and S49,500 in personal property ward
eight comes next, with an increase of nearly
100000, of which S54,9 is in personal
ward two comes next, with an increase of
S74, APO within the year, of which $50, 730 is in
personal; ward one has increased $50, 700
in personal, ald decreased S10,450 in real,
making a net increase within the year of S34,-
250; Ward Five has increased ST. 400, of
which $40, 400 is in personal and Ward Three
has increased $14, 800 in personal, and lost S4,-
500 in real, making net increase of $1,000
within the year; Ward Six has decreased
Sl5,650 in cal, and gained sc, 500 in personal
making net loss of So, $50 in total valuation
within the year; and Ward Seven has de-
creased sos, $50 in real, and S36 ,950in personal
making net decrease of S92, 400 within the
year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

ESCAPE FROM PRIsoN.-We understand
that the authorities of this city have received
notice that John Warren, who deliberately
killed his wife by drowning in wellington, Ct,
and who escaped from Tolland county Jail on
Thursday morning is still at large, and that
reward of $500 has been offered for his arrest.
His wife, it will be remembered lived in Bel
chertown and her mother is still an inmate of
the poor house in that town. The cell adioin-
ing Wamen's happened to be left open for the
night, into which he worked his way by dig
ging hole through the wall 1t is stated
that burglar escaped from the same Jail in a
similar way few months ago
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13


ERRoR.-We copy the following from the
Savannah Republican, only to say that no
such incident ever occurred here
Impudence Taken DowH.-A bright mulatto,
a resident of Savannah, visited Charleston,
last week, and put up at one of the first class
hotels, enjoying his new position wonderfully,
until the Landlord was informed of the mposi-
ton by gentleman from Savannah. Cuffee
was found at the breakfast table in all his glo-
ry, and expelled in manner more vigorous
than pleasant. The mayor ordered thirty
nine, well laid on, and his head shaved. He
has returned home a sadder and wiser Mig
ger, and is now lying up in ordinary, patient
ly awaiting the appearance of the capillary
substance lost in his adventure"
The story leans the other way. Jim Steele,
a bright mulatto of this city, went to Savan-
nah, stopped al the Pulaski, took first class
passage TO New York in one of the splendid
Savannah steamers, emigrated to Canada, and
starved to death last winter That's the near
est parallel to the Republicans item.-CharleS
ton Mercury, Aug. 9Th.
There was in Worcester, few days since
a man Of very fine appearance, full of energy
and intelligence, and every way such as one
sets down instnctively as a man of mark in
his own community. He was so white that
nobody would suppose he had a drop of Afri-
can blood in'his veins. He surprised us by
announcing himself as fugitive slave, who
escaped some ten or twelve years ago. He
travelled to Canada chiefly by stage and rail
road, being everywhere taken for white gen.
tIeman of property and standing and he is
now skilfu and prosperous man Of business.
He gave us an account of twenty or thirty
fugitiyes, now in Canada, who are as white
ss he, and who escaped by similar means. BY
enquiring Of him, the Mercury may learn that
"Jim Steele, instead of starving to death last
winter, is now alive and in very promising
circumstances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

nPuRR PRIEST at corner of Main and Foster Streets
keep every assortment Of the choicest eatabes and to-
day they will up such dishes as makes an epicures
mouth water to think Of Spur & Priest are tall on
things in their line and their Saloon is the head quarters
for those who admire first class fare. They will serve up
tonight dish of the most extra quality of chowders
with every other good thing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

"THE HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN" is the title
of a large, handsomely printed, and well bound
octave volume, published in Boston by Hir
gins, Bradley, and Dayton. 1t is the produc-
ton of DIR. Ira Warren Of Boston, who says
he has written it for 'the Million" The title
page says, it is "for the the use of families.
planters, seamen, and travellers, being brief
description in plain language of all the diseas,
es Of men, women, and children, with the
newest and most approved methods of curing
them" The work has two hundred and thir-
ty-six engrayings And there are colored
Autographs showing thirty-six figures on eight
splendid plates The price of the work is
five dollars, and it can be obtained of Mr.
VIM. G. Cambridge who is stopping at the
Waldo House. II is an excellent work, care
fully prepared by a physician who understands
his business, and well adapted to the uses for
which he designed it, We shall speak of il
again
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

HARRINGTON the famous caterer of the North End at
s Nam street always keeps the latch string outside and
welcoms within all who hungered or ahrst Har
rngton can't be beat by any in his profession for his
skill IN administering to the wants of his fellows or his
success in satisfying them Look for chowdes there
to night Of the richest kind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

RIcE's sALooN-Who has not heard of the famous ca
terer Charley Rce?'' His fame for getting up good
dinners extends the center to the circumference Of
the county Whatever any body has ever imagined that
Is good he is sure to have and the crowds understand
this as they indicate by their frequent patronage of his
Establishment Tall times there tonight over chow
ders, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

BAY STATE sALooN.-Thurston, the renowned caterer,
No Bay State Block gets up the alest kind of fare in
the way of meats, oysters fish, vegetables pastry or
what not and his viands have singular effect in attract
ing immense crowds to his model saloon. Thurstons ice
creams are superb Call there tonight if you desire
extra good Time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

A GooD INyENTIoN.-Mr. Charles e. Boil
ton, young man from South Hadley Falls,
has shown us the model of machine which
farmer would like to study. 1t is cunningly-
contrived hay-cart, with machinery attached
for raking, pitching, and loading the hay--all
by the same operation. The model appears to
work finely, and it has been praised by practi-
cal men who have seen it operate. Mr. Boil
ton has warmly commendatory letter from
the editor of the Scientific American. We
hope it may be thoroughly tried, and that the
youthful inventor may realize pecuniary bene-
fit from his work.