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Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

SAD ACCIDENT.-James McKenna, young
man of twenty years, employed at N. Wash
burns rolling mill, had one of his limbs bro
ken, yesterday, by the falling of heavy loco
motive tire. The tire by some accident slip
ped from the hands of the workmen and fell
upon the right leg of McKenna, fracturing TIE
bone in several places between the knee and
ankle joint. Drs. Sargent and Clark were
called, and reset the bone, and the young man
is now in fair way OF recovery.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN New ENGLAND VII
LAGE.-Levi Goodrich, a lad of fifteen years,
met with serious accident while blasting logs
near his house, in New England Village, last
Saturday. He had filled hole in the log with
powder, and touched it Off But as the explo-
sion did not take place as he expected, he
went up to examine the cause, when the log
burst, throwing the young man several rods,
and leaving him apparently lifeless. Medical
aid was Immediately summoned, and it is
thought he may recover.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

GOLDEN WEDDING.-Mr. Comfort Miller
and wife, of New Braintree, celebrated, on the
Sth inst, the fiftieth anniversary of their we'd
ding day. All the children, with their COM
panions, and all the grandchildren met at the
old homestead. The aged as well as the young
enjoyed the festivities of the occasion. Three
generations sat at the festive board, and were
served on nearly the same table furniture as
was used on the Sth of March, 1910. During
this long period but four deaths have occurred
in the family-two children and two grand
his wife, 49, Long may they live to enjoy these
happy family reunions, and be a crown and
rejoicing to their children, and children's chill
dren. NJ
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

-, ul CALAMIrY.-On Saturday, Sd
INST SIX valuable negroes, belonging to Mr.
whey Grover of the EdgeAeld rs C1 district
80. e's 'OS 80 ae1 M she mill pond near his resi-
oence. seven Of them were out fishing to.
gether, when suddenly the ba.eau ,urs "a -
six of then-four women, one man anS ~,'e m
boy-went down to rise no more. Tho Es,.S az
field Advertiser expresses its great grief in -.
following tcrse and graphic language .-"Tb,,
property was valued at near $1,000. In com
mon with Mr.. Glover's numerous friends W,
heartily sympathize with him in his heav,
misfortune"
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

UxBRIDGE.-Four or five young men, under
the name of the Associated Brothers" gave
concert in Uxbridge, Saturday evening. 1t
was well attended, and the performance of the
musicians was quite meritorous. Among the
novelties of the concert were "The battles of
Sebastopo and Buena Vista" and the "Anvil
Chorus" all played upon the piano-forte. Man
ufacturing is quite brisk, and the manufactur-
ers are reaping golden harvests. There are
few cases of varioloid in town, but none are
considered dangerous. The town generally
is healthy and thriving.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

MozART's REQUIEM MASS was celebrated at
81. Johns Church, on Temple street, in this
city, yesterday morning, for the repose of the
soul Of Miss Jane Denehey, who died on Fri.
day night last
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

CooPER's NovELs.-W. A. Townsend &
Co.'S magnificent illustrated edition of "Home
ward Bound and "The Waterwitch" are for
sale here by E. Mellen, Jr., and by Keith &
Comsett. This issue of Cooper's novels can
not fail to attract attention. 1t is great salts.
faction to have standard works in a style so
rich, and yet so entirely free from gaudiness
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13
D.nn,,,can Di.tr,ct Convention.

The Republican Convention for GongressionaI DIS
trct No 8, will meet at Brinley Hall in orcester,
O'clock N, for the election of two delegates at
large and substitutes, to the National Convention
10 be held at Chicago on the 18th day of May next
Euch city and town in the district is entitled to one
delegate and one addit ona delegate for every two
hundred voters, majority fraction OF that num-
ber according to the last state census. The towns
composing the 9th district are: Ashburnham, Au-
burn, Barre Boylston, Brookfeld, Charlton, Clin-
ton Douglas, Dudley, Fitchburg, Gardner, Grafton
Holden Hubbardston, Lancaster, Leicester Leom-
inster. Millbury. New Braintree, North Brookheld,
Oakham, oxford, Paxton, Princeton, Rutland
Shrewsbury, Southbridge, Spencer, Sterling, stur-
bridge Sutton, Templeton, Webster, west boylston'
Westminster Winchendon, Worcester
p EMORY ALDRICH,
Chairman of the District Committee
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

PIANO FORTE INPRovEMENTs.-we advise m,.
nc'ahs and those interested in music to call at the
plahoiorte warerooms of Aier. Marsh, No. Mechan-
~ na ana examine one of the best pianos ever
s~.u IN 'ns city, made by Jacob Chickering of
'''V"' containing his recent great improvements.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

POLICE CoURT.-On Monday, Charles Col
Inns, for being drunk, was fined So and costs,
and committed. Owen Fallon and his wife
Catharine, for being common drunkards, were
each sentenced to the House of Correction for
two months.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

We learn Mr. Chickering is one of the best mechan-
ies in the county, and gives his time to the manu-
featuring department, which accounts for the won-
derful instruments made by him.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

THOSE intending to join the class in the juve-
nile choir must be hand Wednesday afternoon,
as it is fast filling up. Mr.. Mason is making great
arrangements for the youug folks
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

The Virginia Senate has postponed indefn-
nely bill to incorporate the town of Ceredo,
.ne settlement of New England men started
w the efforts of Eli Thayer. They prefer
".' 7" encourage emigration from the free
s'a'es since that John Brown affair
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

DIR. EatOn's Inf;lntiIe COrdiaI.-DR. EAToN's
lNFANTILE CORDIAL remarkable for its wonderful bene
hclal effects i'll the treatment of children For croup
dysentery and teehng it has surpassed and
mothers should at all times be provided with supply
ones.
The preparations of BLOOD FooD are among the most
important discoveries of the age They are not med-
clnes but food for the blood: already prepared for
sorption pleasant to the taste, and natural action;
and what one gains, he retains. The BLOOD FooD is
scientific discovery. differing from all patent medicines;
and for consumption throat diseases liver complaints
dyspepsia and other diseases incident to the human
frame 1nequalled for its healing and strengthening
qualities.-Co Columbus, Ohio Gazette.
LS7 See advertisement. For sale bv GEO r. SPJTRR
sole Agent, Worcester. dSwlm mch7
81 G. Brldt, NJ. h., Physician and Surgeon Of
nee NO Elm street. Office hours to 10 M, and to
p. M dtf IDy25
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

LADIES should not forget the exhibition of CHEAP
SILK at jenkins, Hamilton a. Hyde 5, to-day. See dd-
pertiSenlent. DIT mchl2
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

1NsoLvENT ADMINISTRATION of the
following estates hold meetings at the Insol-
vent Court room, this morning:
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

WINoHENDoN-Clerk--W Whitney Selectmen-
Oliver Adams, Luke Hale, j. Sawyer Assessors
Bethuel Ellis, Seth Tucker, Elisha Beaman. Treas
and Colector-Benjamin X. Day. School
Committee-Abijah 2, Marvin. Whole amount of
tax voted S6S00; for schools, 5000; for highways
$1,000; contingent expenses, $1,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13
The Great Indian Remedy for Female.

The Great Indian Remedy for Females
DR.. MATTIsoN's INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues
any thing else of the kind is prepared from an
Indian plant used by the natives for the same purpose
from time inmemoral and the first time offered
to the public To Married Ladies 1t will be found of the
greatest value will bring the Monthly Sickness
in cases of obstruction. after all other remedies have
been tried in vain. This may seem incredible but cure
is guaranteed all cases, the price will be refunded
~ Purely vegetable, containing nothing IN the least
injurious to health and perfectly SAFE at all times
~ Put up in ounce bottles, with full directions
for using and by express from observation,
to all parts of the country.
Sold ONLY at DIR. MATTIS0N'S REMEDIAL IN
STITUTE for Special Diseases No 2S Union St. Provi-
dence, r. l.
pamphlet Private and Chronic Maladies generally;
also, CIRCULARS, giving full information with the most
andOubted references and testimonials without which,
advertising physician medicine of this kind de-
serving of any confidence whatever.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. See adver
tisement in this paper deod&wtf mch2
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

Break up your COIds.-DR. HANsoN's VEGETA
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS the result of extended
practical research both in the laboratory and the bed
Dr. Hanson could never be induced, for any pecunary
consideration 10 lend his and Influence to indif
terent article but he has demonstrated by livery large
and successful practice, that they will arrest dii
Guilty the effects of WHICH are more destructive to u
man life than any other human maady. They present
the happy character of being complete autidote for
particular disease-Cods and their immediate effects
and are recommended for other diculty. For the
the public will nd them immediate and falling,
while not the least Inconvenience or loss of time expos
ure TO fresh colds dieting any other undesirable eff
ect, will possibly occur.
The publishers have liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen, who have used the Cold Powders and who
are ready to coroborate the statements made above from
their own personal experience:
Thomas NJ Day, ESQ.,, Editor of Hartford COurOnt.
J. B. Carrington Esq, Editor of New Haven Courier
ID. B. Mosely, Esq, Editor of Religious Herald.
Norman Burr, Esq, Editor of Christian Secretary.
Rev. Gurdon Robbins, Hartford. Conn.
Having made some use in my family of Dr. Hansons
Vegetable Chen ical Powders for the of colds
gard it safe and valuable medicine.
REV. GORDON HALL.
Northampton, Nov. II, 1853.
All orders should be sent 70 COWLES & LEETE, So
and 54 State street. New Haven, Conn. For John
O. HILL Geo. r. Spur. Bush d. Co., NJ b Green & Co.,
James Green, Geo. T. Harlow, Worcester; Geo. c. Good
win ~ Co, Boston; f. c. Wells Il Co., New York.
ja24 d&wSm
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13
Neu advertisements.

e. S L E A M S H p
li,.-,;1;-sGSsM sA,1,s y rAeKnr
ss~Ezz-~-A==1<s=z7 PASSAGES
T0 AND FROM Liverpool, London, Paris, Edinburgh,
Dublin &c. by the Liverpool, New York and Phadcl-
phia Company's powerful Clyde built Iron Steamships
with water-tisht compartments, carrying the United
States MAIL calling at Queenstown land receive
Passengers, and leaving New York EVERY SATURDAY
at l2 NJ.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Cant Pehie o3e7 TONS
CITY or MANCHESTER, Capt. Cummings, 2l47
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Capt Jeffrey 2]SG
EDiNBU RGH, Capt. Kennedy, 2ig7
GLASGOW, Can't Thomson 1853
KANGAROO Capt Brooks 1910
VIG0, Can't Nor house iS5S
Cabin passage from New York Liverpool or Cork s75
Cabin $50.
:, And the BLACK STAR Line of Liverpool and New
1Ork Packets, smiling alternate the Sth and oath
each month, commanded by able and experienced MEN,
and including some OF the largest and finest ships aoat
AUSTRALIA, CULTIVATOR RESoLUTF.
BhIDGEWAIER, CfNOSURE, R0B,T KELLEY,
BELLE MOOD, DEWITT CLINTON, SARATOGA,
CHANCELLOR, J, A. WEsTERvELT, THORNTON,
CONSTITUTION, JOHN BRIGHT, UNIVERSE.
steerage passage from Liverpoolt to New York, SIT.
Worcester to Liverpool SIT.
For tickets, and further information apply at
BOYDEN'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ihhl5 dbm Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

DIED.
In thiscity March l2 Della D.. wife of Henry Davis
aged u years. o'
Funeral on Wednesday at o o'clock M Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
In Providence 9Th inst, John Jones, a well known
citizen, aged Y years.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

In this city, March II, by Rev Merrill Richardson
Andrew II Hammond to Rhoda NJ, daughter of Ben
Barber, Esq.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-13

A. McF. Davis, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Brnley Row, lSS Main street, Worcester. dtf ja4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-16

" III NVVNWB " W.
Die Sugsnb, BITE Wannbett un6 ha5 glitter, Mle fVGten 6ieeS
Bud leien. @s entbdlt nusti6e 8elebrungen iber bic @rtalture
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Medic AT ben 10 eri4Spfenben uo f6ltmmeu 6pl9en rr uSelbft.
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ten. Der 6etluneSptan, ouf Der Mnwcnbuug Der Glec.
trtcttat b~erutenO III narin ausfa6rlt6 te1prp6tn unb natoe
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30 &ts. 9pffamp8 miro es Serem fret Susefbift menn man
waoreitrt: u. 6. Qu6erfM, GbteaaO. Su. C6b2tiluwl
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SemersS e~rFcbermnoen.
Johnston's Insurance Room,

JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
GD. 70 Seconbfr.
Teuer=, Wartne= uu6 Decentralization
rmugS=SOmpaanten.
GiderIte 1lO f~CIteitc GOmDaQnie.
SerItderung8>Gpn1p. Der 8alleb i. 8iroiuien
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9pt@bnr8@S rItder n98zGpmp. y. Giroitier
nit $500, 900 capital. '
Albertarle=Ser 1t98z@putp. ". 8troilier
NIT 5000, 900 @apttul. '
@barter SafzVer1t6, =Grnp. bon Sartfnrh
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
Sec1rttp@Uer Itderun08=Gpmp. bon Sem Orrv
NIT $27O, 900 GaptnG. ~
Pb6ntr@Se Comp. BON NenzN crf
NIT $500, 900 @aptal. oN"'
Ste plrte@ Ver iderrn08=Gpmp. y. Rer-N orf
nit $27o,OOO @apdoI. oN"I
WtprtortsS erliderltn98=@pm i. NefpzWcrf
NIT $500, 600 capital. SN'I
G{emzQSc rlo~Ser1i6e .zSpmp BON 01emz0crF
nit $25O,oOO capital. oN"'
Wtercantile WtlttltQl Marine.
~ NIT 81, 000,0 Capital.
Seret1tt9te StaQten 2eben8=WerGiGpr1,t, g.
NIT $3.50, 972 @opital.
Jt0rt9ertt Aflurance=@ Drnp. bon Qp1hc1
nut 50, 1874, Ill @opitoI.
We pber ben1ertten Sonpn1nteen Erb INN Sr o..is,,
Stoate8 Otarplanb a%utDpriirt unb lhenfrt. W. S'V'"'0uF res
3e ppn Dem llnter5ethneten repr65enttrten 6 nrnso,,;oa
amuluW perth96oreS capital gum ppQen pber Gon5el,eEEarUSstn
SeIto9 perantporthd) fIr Die !3abIur9 bon 8erlulten' "o'V'''"sH
eribt. Sbo8 -" g SSSPlllie gInttlu9
Tre6. &ifum, Snrbebpr. "'T tS,1zm
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NFF""TV"'
b2,iO samuel burnett.
Ngentur fiir ben QOBbef16en
@dlnnnftnhnf.

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tutmten QOebefi6en Sdnupftabaf aus Der Sdbrtf SpnS Qarnarl
nnb Chr. S6maneGete In philadelphia ibernpmnnen babe unb BAT
ID tbn an QDbpleIale= unb Rletn=Qerf1ufer 4 u errn 6taten
gaBrttpretfe n abtnne. Setnrt6 Rnefet1,
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Bethlehem / Bethlehem / Nettfe0sr,,

Soeben erbaItcn 1000 Nfuu6 8cttfeban bon TehsrS,I onHN !
Tehee tb gu ben btui8fen preilen Sertauf "''VeH Saniea
SS@s .pi SSs1sns drt. s,9 10. 2 gDee, g~rattaras.
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0crn1tfcbte @,tsctgcn.
@tnaer's NlGbmoibtme.

0e Gduetter bcf8er Gtaot, Ionic ale 4ericnen. petdee cine
cute @d9mo 4 inc gu BADEN pani@en, ioQtea i4 erinnern,
r8eno cine anoere, uno 10 aud awetmat 10 pteI @eGb
n~brtm8t.. 9isieg ma4t Gmtrs glai@tnea 81 ta %billi9-
in bieT0er Stabt in Crcratipn an @Bden. 29eiten unb 0plen unb
9a6eu ibe Gi8ner O0sr Die ramit a1beher in ben StAnO 8sieBt, i6
Insbr @ei6 gu erIFarsn, ais t9nen ot.lss SHt anoerent @e8e mig,
NJ @etrau6 iub, baben mbtter, ipuen IN unerer Office:
9to. 159 8alttmpreItraBe
errIprehcn, nt @etrout$ NnpeiImt9en IN oeutIder, e%uatider,
r~atSSliHer unb irautI1et Sprabe gu bobeu ino uno 100 fptr &C.
q toejne Dtai0tne fault auf ~cerIelben arbeten lerneu.
S6tft mad etnem @remplar bon Singers NG6maI6tnen= 3et=
lu9. sine Maidinen merbeu EN- ganSe8 Sabr nab tbrem @ufouf
con un8 III hpuer Srbuln9 uno Separation gebahen.
(Sb28,iO W. &. Brpbertd. Noent.
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8dubpI3.
8aubDl5.

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8nit6Dl5, Vanbol5.
ga Der llnterwt88uetc ben @eIfdft8- Qntbel beS 9rn. Geo. M.
Smith pom Der alien Burma tdufli9 an f9 9ebr@69t bat. 10 Wiro er
@ei6af8plase, @fe pOn 6reat Su9be8 uno Scbnionitr., an Der
5abette bS 8ain8 in alien leiusn oeri6ebenen granfen fort
ibren unO enpteblt fb ben alien 8unoen Der 6trrna ipppbI
pie etnem 9eebrten Yublifunt. @r niro 1tet8 etnen 9rpben Dor
a6 gut 9~erpdnete5 Bau- uno S6reinerbp5 baHen unb baiietbe
Il ben ttlt9iten Ntarttpretlen inter ben annebnbarften Se6tn9ut.
gen pertaufen.
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NgS Cur Bel Dtbere1t SelntltiBnabnte.
&tnmanocrer unb Sfetfenbe fpGten febr ppriGtie ien, ebe tie TIRE
8inette taufen utb ipItten t%iefe(ten nur sgn iOlden ansefsGten
8eamten iaufen, welde ron tbrem @ebalt leben, Mat atcr 1pn
@tatlern Uttr 3wHGentr5eern, IA fe fOnt Der Gefafr aus8eiebt
fub, befGwtnrelt gu nerben uno ttr Gelo uniCnf %auSgeten..
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mad anen 96eilen bfs Q8efens 1nO sa taten BET
Sb. s. 6ilbebranSt,
General. rnigranteuzN gent ser Baltimore unb
~ Sttp= @ifenbabt.
so3on Np. 81 Tbame8ltr., Baltimore.
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SigeEser $5eerD TT UpI0ss tuertD
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Sn ben @ntmtdelunesgan9e Der MuiebIune Fnb mir saGin &C..
l1n8L ben wertb9palfen unb Utati8fen Stett beS StnbtsebieteS
unb 9rts I'm o%afentbeile Der Stabt 81 benz fir bas erfe Gaufenb
fefgeheuten 9rets ron $l25 gum @erfauf ;u brtngen, unb snar
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ldbiungen 6pn So. 8rete DeetS In better 6Drn 9aranttrt. Die
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9a3u nran8en. DpfS, QSterften unb 8erbtntunesffraBen te Elm
steamer 5ur Serteuun9 neuer, regelnd6t8er 8erbineung nit
kep'gnrt rmb Spitpn, imerren aus unb mdbrenb Der @ntpidelund
0teieS Planes ron Der @eeli6aft setaut, unb bic Musfubruu9
oteleS yldnes ptrb IN 8ur;e ben GentralpunFt fir tie umeegen6
mad unferer Stapt le9eu.
Yrdmten
~6efeterb entreter ii etuem 5000 2udbrdt=Tus drrEet Garter
ober etnem 8rettidet auf benz @eieGf6aftSSontpfI6tfe, merben ie
hM4 Der QBabL 5u bet erften perfanften 1000 9pts b~eiseeeben.
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at4t MIR fetne 8eetntrdbti8une, %lcn0ern mu6 purdb @usfabruug
ebt9en 9ahnpldnes erft ieine gan3e gDtGtt9teit erlan8en.
8abrtfanter, welAe tire @tablhennents mad @9g @arbpr Gtte
le9en' rerben ab8ele9en pn Der 9~inft9en Gage 3ptiGen gtprb- unb
Sab bur9 ltberale @e8unit8un8en Setens Der GeIelf6uft, Be
stutente 0prtbetle gaptnnen.
Pamphlets merben nnent8eltlt6 a~uS8e8eber, uRs natere gad.
rben ertbetlt Dur9
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Gucene GltauOt Gbampaoner.

IN VWF kWE VttNWV% VWWWIWW JWGI*
Nir erbelten iceben 200 9Srbe oiee8 ouSSe3ei1neten Q8el,
. mes III ginten- uno Quart Ilafbeu.
Dteienisen mi erer Rulbeu, Uelde BON ~oerebten genbuna nttt
genus erbietea, t6naen iebt lire gelteann9en prompt a~u80efRbrt
r6aIen. 3. 3. @barrDn& 6 o.,
einSiaer N9ent in Baltimore,
Ea169 &6e bon 91noperS rnb 2ombarbitr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
Cincinnati Market.

tiNtlNhATi, JUNO W., W.
FLOUR-There is not much change in the
market; the demand is limited and confined
to the higher grades The sales comprisosOO
bls ut S5 0jGej 90 for extra 100 brls SUI
pcriine sold Mt 80 TO-
WHISKY--Thc demand is goodand pfices
higher sales of 200 brls at l7lG9l7sc. the
lattcr rate for wagon
BACON-Sidos nt lOc and GO,sOO lbs.
light bulk Sides ut Dc.
GROCERIES-A fair demand for Sugar at
s@9c,, with sales oflOO hhds Coffee buoyant,
with sales of 100 bags part to arrive, at lIlc,
and 40 bags of inferior roasting at l4c.
WIIEAT-Prices are unchanged we qhote
rcd at 81 l0Ggl Is, and white at 81 lS@l-
20 sule of 1000 bushels red at u 10 800
do do ats 10 aud 700 do do at 81 3
CORN-Thcrc is fair demand for ear, and
the market is steady at 45G946c in bulk The
demand for shcled is limited at 50C@53c FOL
mixed and prime white,
RIE-Thc market is dull Mt s5--ssc. io
prime sales of $50 bushels from store al . Dc.
$50 do; delivered, ut sc; 800 do from dcl ,ot
ut soc
BARLEY-The receipts are very light itn'
the demand for primo fall good ut s5c; iai
to good is selling ut 75@SOc; sales of 10
bushels good fall Ot Sic Barley Malt Is il
fair demand at 95c@Sl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 10.
FLOUR Receipts j94 bbs Shipments.
400 bbls Market dull and lOG9l5c lower.
Sales were 800 bbs "Derwcnt and "rroNelf
at s. 10 in sacks 200 bbls good spring extra
at 81 s5, 75 bbls Ionic ut IS %.
WIIEAT-Roccipts, l2{35 bus. Ship
ments, 81 900 bus Market dull and lc lower.
Sales were 5000 bus No Spring, $500 bus
do, 900 bus do at 81 O2l in store; 1900 bus
do at 81 Oh $500 bus do at 81 O2 1000 bus
Iowa club ut 81 % in bags on track
CORN-Thc market opened duh at de
cline of lC9llc Receipts, s2052 bus Ship
ments, Il ,O3O bus Sales were 5000 bus No
at isc-rcceipts expiring to-day l,GOO bus
do at Aslc 1000 bus do at lslc; $4,000 bus
do nt l9c; 1000 bus No. Mt i6lc; 1000 bu'
do at l7c; 1000 bus do at A74G 1900 bus
rejected at AiG9 i5c; $4,000 bus do at lsIc
OATS-Rcceipts, s666 bus. Market firm
at 29c in store with firm demand. Sale
were 5000 bus No | at 30sc afloat 400 bui
in bngs ut 30lc delivered
RYE--Rccoipts, $50 bus Market qlie
and nominal at 7OG973c for No /
BARLEY--Receipts, l9s bus Shipments
$40 bus Quiet and nominal Sales wer
100 bus No, Mt Coo in bags delivered,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
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The Overland slai coach, with San Fran.
cisco dates TO the 25th ult, arrived here at half
past ten o oclock this evening
James Street aud siS other gentlemen have
formed company, with capital stock Of
$3.50, 900, for the purpose Of building tele-
graph line from San frnncieco 70 Fort lumn,
vis San Jose, Ciilroy and San Angeles, and -
branch 10 Monterrey
One hundred guns were fred IN Auburn on
receipt Of the intelligence ofthc nomination OF
Bell aud Everett Immense enthusiasm pre-
vailed
The following notice was posted In the Gus
tom House ut San Francisco
KAYAaAwnA, April 2.---'lhe Prince Gotaro
Is not yet dead, aud there is every hope Of his
recovery
Tho following Is from a private letter
YoKOmAMo, April 3--About o week ago,
Prince Gotniro when on his way from his pri-
vate dwelling to the palace IN Ycddo, with his
usual guard of sixteen men, was attacked by n
party Of eighteen. Six Of the guard and four
of the assailants were killed, and several were
wounded on each side, including the Prince
The guard fought brayely During the at
tack one Of the nssailnnts was fatally wounded
One of his comrades, 10 prevent detection, cut
Oft his head and made his escape through one
of the gates close at hand
II is supposed by many that n revolution is
impending, which IL successful, viii result in
the speedy expulsion or death ofall foreigners.
The Government has taken extraordinary
precautions to protect themselves and this
place from assault Gunrdhousos have been
established along the road leading 10 Yeddo,
and the guards armed with muskeis
| Prince GotariO is one most powerful men
in the Empire, and rules thirty.6ye provinces.