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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
The Case of Little Ella Burns.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feb. 2U IobU.
Tie Supreme Court has disposed Of the Ella Burns
csse the majority the judges refusing to hear the
testimony eny part of the case, because it had been
already decided by the Eew-York Court. Judge
Read was the only one willing to hear the case, aud
he denounced the system of binding child of tender
years without proviso in reference to any art
patton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
To the Associated Press.


WAsHINGToS, Monday, Feb. 90, 1860,
The Republican Congressional Executive COMMITTEE
net night, ard organized by electing Senator King,
Chair man; Representative Covode, Treasurer, aud
George Harrington Secretary.
The Democratic National Executive Committee are
sending out a large number of political documents,
while TIE Central Executive Committee Of the Consti.
tutional Union party have commenced the Presidential
canvass BY an extensive distribution of copies of
address to the people Of the United States.
The bill reported from the Committee on ways and
Means today for the construction preservation, aud
repar of Notifications and other works Of defense, aD-
ploprates for the Fort at Hog Island Maine, Sl5 0OO
and for Fort Kuox in the same State, $20,OOOi Fort
Ricbmond Staten leland, $l5,OOO; Fort Tompkias,
$4,000; Fort Montgomery, at the outlet o6 OF Lake
Champaign $40, 600; Fort Delaware, $50, OOOi Fort
Carroll Baltimore, $4,000; improvements at Fort
Monroe sll 500; Fort Calhoun, SO 900; preservation
Of the ste of Fort Macon, y. G., Sl0OJOi repair Of
Fort Mouluie, $500; Fort Choret, $5O,OVUi Fon
TAYLOR $4,000; Sort Jefferson SO 600; Fort Mckee,
$40 coo; st Folt Point, $4,000 and at Aeary, CAN
foana sos COO contingent expenses Of forti6catons
preservation of sites and repairs, &e S3OOO Total
Judge Army of Kansas has received from the Hon
j. W. Robinson Secretary of State under the WAN;
dot Constitution the census taken last Spring, as ea
IN the Office Of the Secretary OF the IeTlofy wn.'u
shows there were at that time 1926 souls in haosas'
II leaves more than 100 tOwns unreturned, and hitsen
counties Dot returned. Mr. Robinson Gays that there
a-e low 40 coo inhabt Its in Kansas k'iey Is one
couuty Of which not werd Is SAID Atclsoh Sooi!ly
i na returned and Atchison City alone has 800 IT,
babitapis He says that the Official returns JOr Dee-
oste when received will show that Kansas has over
100 600 inbabitsnts er
The published reports in the Richmond press OF the
conclusion of the proceedings Of the recent Demo
crs State Convention held there say that the saOs-
tute resolution declaring il nexpedient TO express
prferer &c for any Presidential candidate was deieaeu
aud ibe papers Of that city eonslr9e tniS as W.
10 declaration in favor of the Hon. HenIy a, Wise
Il the Presidency as the original resolution 10 Slis
tfect wss PENDING when the Convention adJonfDeu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
Marine Disasters.

NoRFoLK, Monday, Feb. 90 1860.
The eel ooner Arizona, from Boston for Baltimore,
ia ashore at False Cape Assistance has been sent to
her
The bark Conrad, and a large chip are ashore at
CAT mons Marahes, James River.
The schooner Exchange Fl om Baltimore for Charles
ton has arrived here leaking badly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
FOrscry Case.

BANGOR, Monday, Feb. 20, IS6O.
Benjamin Kimball, member of the Penobscot bar,
wss to-day convicted Of forging deposition, by VIII eh
be obtained divorce from his wife. motion in the
arrest of Judgment and bill of exceptions TO the railing
of the Court ia pendiDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
Fire M Bran,ford, G. w.

BRANTFORD, c. W, Monday, Fed. ~ Io0 V
The total loss by the fire here on Saturday II SS2Ooo
Of which 500, 0GO is nsuIed-mosly in English Com
anes In consequence of the calamity business Ia at
q complete stand still
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
0hIfMHrY.

BUFFALO Monday, Feb. 20, 1850.
Lieut.. Calvin Frederick Thomas of the United States
Navy, died of consumption, in this city, on Saturday
, 1860-12-06

T0tal..... III 1915 u 4''lS s"s o.
The receipts Of Hosh' live anu DRESSED CUTIE
tile past twenty four honrs' mount 10 "'"'. 1ns
market for Live HoGs was fathcf anll anu nea's.
aud the tendency was downward Still the most u
,,,, rcre,nt. ,re1, CONSIGNED 10 hackers On former
tne 'eee'p's wv 49,. =, =, ~
contracts, and the tfahsaetlons "e1e 4'snt q. Civ
6.4.1o cross, Goth shippers and PAGERS held OF
~ h..,e. 1,,-o~ rr,ce. to- n,orrv. Pressed Hogs
III Aoies u 4'"e4 Pi.'e0
were in yery limited supply. and Inc Hafket "as
arncr-.s,rs 1aucinr from S5Gh5G
-..,-,- go. r.,,,;.. ,,;o+ M.xs po+1.
Inc provision p'a'Ae1 'en'a'u' aa'..
Is generally held At SIS; buta lot OF 1oo orls OF
.,ood brand WI. sold at s14.e-which shows de-
o.. I'D :, hc,, rr5,bont hnvcrs Mt 1o,.aa
u"s .a ~ ~'e'
iV1e- 49, ,x r,onr mi c-.,, w,e mint ana in.
~, T.,'... ..- ho,a ,,o-, or,,,r hnt the j..
ae''e. "ue". W. w.. ~" .', .-a....,o1. trse;,,
u'ana was ~! c,,.,, T.. ...-a. - ~
/ AZ '@'4e W. 3>o4 ."sSc...~ osN.;.. r,o,r
~. sItas' = @ue .,sS a..,.".1 3oe,,.o-
| waa very oal1. anu eue matAet uecunsu A'sS4s
about CO.. bfIs being sold at for good IL
| .,,,s., Sn,;nc c<tras coen was neglected aud
| caoi.e 7Ps s.;,h ,o<a
nominal. oata he'o nsln1s ~ i'7sc-"' 'a Sooe
| demand ut 1,c. Rye dull. Barley quiet. u15'
| ..t,.a ,...o,cr
MrLwAcKEE.-The Sentinel OF this morning nc
, 1860-12-06
Daily ReYlcw Of Chicago Market.

II EpeE6pAI kNlAI, htE H. 1F&SO.
FIOCR-Kccelycd 2411 hrls, Market dull and
1oCal5c lower. Salee we're: $40 hrs good city made
spring extra at $3.75 del: 100 brls choice at $395
W; osws;uEAr-neceiyed. 10, SIC bu. Market shade
d1mcr but inactive. Sales were; l.UD bu North.
westeru Club at ss1<c in sion, 6,0O0 bu No
Sprin: ut tic in store; 40 bu Do At 6ic In sture;
&C., oa g 81 :ern IL IL 20 e
C CoRX-Krcctved. Oh 63es bu. Market dull and
BIZ pls ss sc ia bass on trneE.
OATS-neocised, 1.a57 bu. Market firm. Sales
were: s3 600 ba 70; Il At lily io store; f., e.,1.
were; IS bss bJ sample, At sc on track,
BARLEY-Kceclved. so9 bu. Market quiet.
Sales wete 1870 bu No esEsci Il .tors;;
HiGHWiNEs.-Dun- salea loo bbls city At
| 15Kc; 50 bhls do in lots At 16c.
XEs9 FokE@SSa "a F.: Is lower. Sales, 100
III LAKDcouiel snd nominal At 1ose 70. prime
TALLoW-sbbls good, counting at oxc; prime
eli iffiiDEfs-Na.ket dull At atsc@sxe for Green sxa
PELTs-DaIi At s7X@?5c 7or f.esh slaughtered
BUTTEn-t;ood 70 choice drkin. ll6e1sHc
common hrdn; 1Q@1oA; ehot.e Daily. 1ss114c.
6hsssEb s5 FoULTKY.-chicfsns, K si.75@.oo I
| pQTATOES-Good Neen1onocks ind Mercert Il
demand at 15l31c per h1.
DRIED APPLES-s5 brls good n. Y. Apples 4
DRESSED HOGS Received. ~. Aa,ket cue
| and firm. Sales were:
Y Hogs averaging * Ds ~. a'....-....''''.'*s';;
IS at e5.m@s.@, dividing on 100 ns.
LIVE uOGS-Eeceiyed, 1,o15. The market t,
day was dull and heavy. Sale. ~erc Is follows:
Iees. od1ti. ~; P1ice: hog=~ AZ; Htc
1 98 ass Y 296 T.
Is Xsd 463 '1o4 s5o : r.
, 1860-12-06
Washington Matters.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazettc.l
wAsu1yGroS DccH

WASHINGTON, Dcc.A.
orzs1oS or THE COTTON STATE coSGHEssaES.
The tone and temper Of the Cotton State
representatives is anything but liacabie, anu
il would really seem that they do not desire
the preservation Of the Cnion- The Mir oi
this evening, usually well informed, says.
AFT is clear TO us that nearly all the
Democratic representatives from the Cot
ton States seem bent upon rrec'p!t'-
ting events as soon rs possible. up
parcnt1y drcailing lest n panse IN the ae-
tIon Of South Carolina may cctrat the purpose
fore the lth of March. We have ccnscrscd
with few Of them, who DO not Intimate in e.
feet that they regard the election uf Lincoln rs
| being the cause, but rather the long desired
| opportunity Of ctlcctius dissolution OF the
| Union.
! aWc have devoted much Of The two past
DAYS to tho 1abnr Of asccEtasnfng tic sentiment
| and views Of Members Of Congress Of all par
| tics upon tho current political state Of the
country, and confess frankly, that rs get, tllcr,:
seems 10 be little hope Of that moderation OF
counsel necessary to aid in dcia, ins action on
tnc nat Of tho cotton producing States, until
rcason may again resume its place in their
councils that passinnhas SO 1naniiestly usnrped
This is not agreeable to the representatives
from the border slave States"
The friends Of Senator Donglas do not ll6f
| his entire cornu,tttal to tho views Of Stephens
md bis endorsement Of the Georgia platform
made in his speech on Saturday night
HCCuANAN BOTHERED.
The Old Pnblic Functionary Is scared llal
to death. He altered bis Message about orc
au hour. The seccssiouists pressed him hard
) but tue last report Was, that Mr.. CHttcnde1
) visited him, tlai they came to an understand
fnv. and that The Kentucky Senator will BAG
! up tho sage OF Wheatlaaa-
: 70 please tic flrc-caters he greatly modiae
: the decided views he was at isst disposed t
) tako upon the subject Of secession. On th
point be is milk and water, or perhaps like th
c and standing between two fires. arowed hin
self In favor of the prohibitory liquor law bl
r opposed to its enforcement lie blows ht
L aud cold. Scolds to the North, whiucs to t
J. South, and makes an MSS Of himself gcne1a all
4 All sides ART diegnstcd Al the contents Of Il
i. l NaRaurA
, 1860-12-06

C1Rcr1r CoCnT.-Thc Circuit Court has
been occupied for the last two days in the trial
Of an cjcc;u,cnt case, A. D. Stewart and others
against Johanna Sanders.
| The plaintiffs deduccd title from the Gov
| cr1mcnt. The defence was made under
the Limitation Act Of 1850. Defendant proved
actual possession Of tho premises for seven
nacnt Of the suit under color OF title. She
then introduced tax receipts for the yea1s
1852, 1853, 1854 and 1855, paid By her and her
grantors under the color Of title, and during
the continuance Of said possession She also
proved actual payment Of The taxes for the
year 1857 by person holding under her title.
Defendants counsel then offered rs evidence
tending to show payment Of taxes by defend
ant for the years 1856 anl 1858, the Town Col
lector's book or Warrant for each Of said ycazs
in which the property was assessed to ~
Saunders" ond marked "paid." Plaintiff
proved payment Of tax Of 1856 to the Count,
Treasurer:
J His Honor, Judge Manicr1c, held that ths
books might 60 to the jury as evidences tenainf
TO show TINT the taxes had besn paid, but no
. deciding whether 1t raised any presumption .
5 to the party by whom they were paid. Th
c case was submitted to the jury, aud ycrdic
returned for the defendant,
Geo. F. Bailey, and Coventry & Rountret
Att'ys for PLAINTIFF. Charles B. Walto 70
defendant. ~
, 1860-12-06

WEpakaoAf EVENING Dec
The only noticeable feature In financial matters
toby Is the gradual sttden1ng OF the exchange
market. Eight per cent premium 10 still the cuE-
1cat rate at the banks, but cuEtouers Gully "efe
supplied, and Us sEa.1nsly as their necessities
would possibly permit Nine per cent was fefIeed
from outsiders. Tic buying price Is 7G1sss. The
wonder Is from day to day how the market is to q
supplied, though the enoruaons pzicc at whlth it
is sold kept the demand comparatively within mar
row limits There il no movement worthy nosieei IN
pork, aud the trade tn ls tnain
" to the retail trade. Wholesale orders sFe not
filed, unles. accompanied BY the 0sn, md these
are rare, as the OF Inc ous'nees nave 10.
yet forced I resort to The cash system me real
commerce Of the country is At dead loek- Imam
trrmb,fnc IN ,he verge Of bankruptcy. For this
.ls.n. -ataI~ <.1rA IN te yea-
state oi things nooou1 eaH GIVE au aeeq0n'e de+'
, 1860-12-06

The 1atc hour at which re received tic
President Message last night, *lcaves TO
time for comments this morning We arc
indebted to The American Express Compa-
NJ for copies Of the Cincinnati: Commercial; !:
t, which paper tho Message wastelcsrarl.-
cd from New York.
, 1860-12-06
Gbirag> Gribttt1e*
THrRsDAY. DECEMBER g, 19BU.

rE To Mail Subscribers. -H4
Tho dxte OH the slip ou which your uamc le
printed tells wien your subscription runs cut.
Eeep m cvc omit,
, 1860-12-06
From tho vyrcck OF the Schr: Hurt
cane-Nlnc Bodies Washed Ashore
Another Lady E1g1n vtcttn~

Another Lady E1gan E1ct1m~
5cor1cspoudence Of the Chicago Tribune
sr. JosEru, Bc.r!cn Co., Mich, Dec. l, 1eto.
The ,essa which went ashore at "Andecws'
p;crn nine miles north Of this place, on Noy.
24th, proves {as vas surmiscd by you) to have
been tho schooner Hurricane board marked
Hurricane" came ashore last Thursday, and
on Friday her deck came ashore, IN the back
Of which ,vas written ''Schooner Hurr1eshs',
hound for Bulfa1o" From tho situation III
which tho dayits wcro found, 1t Is supposed
that the crew cndcayorcd to come ashore il
thc email boat, but were capsizcd. The vess cl
has gone entirely to pieces, and hcr rigging Is
fast bcIpy carried of. When the weather WILL
admit Of SO doing, there should be some per
son here to look after the property, rs mncsi
TINT is valuable could bc saved. Eight ooalcs
have come ashore at South Haven, ninc mics
north Of tho wreck, which are, probably, the
tod;cs of the crew Of the iu-fatcd schooner,
and which, have been unable to get dcscris'~
tIon OF
persou who came up the beach yesterday,
Nor. 30th, reports seven vessels, nSo oi WHICH
were loaded with 'gEain, ashore between 1hss
n)ace and Grand Haven. The information Is
rot credited mere, from The fact that the parry
fiylnc the information could not give the
name Of but one vessel, and that he was not
nositiye whether it nps tho schooner blnc
| Bell or schooner Belle City.
P.s.-Sincc writing the above, 4 ooos IL ns6'
conc ashore six miles south OF mere. 1T
! body is that Of a man about rs years OLD. on
one of his arrns were tho letters E. ~, Win
scroll under the same, and in lis pocket vas
areccfpt for money paid By Edward Mooney III
| Buffalo. The body is undoubtedly Of the HUT
ricane, Is the pockets were found full Of f5e
One of the bodies Of the Lady Elgin cataStro
phc also camc ashore to-day. The body il
that Of . woman. It is so much dccompo5ed
that there arc no marks about it bJ which II
could be recognized, the head being gone ane
the flesh entirely Oft tue iimhs-
Respectfully yours, lson7. u. h1So'
| j. Kunor.
The n, T, Ewniug IoS, Of tho Sd inst, give
currency TO rumor to the effect that Cover
nor Lctclcr, Of Virginia, has appointed JON
commission, consisting Of cx-Pfcsidcnt Tyler
Senator Hunter, and Hon. William c. Riyef
to y;s.t south Carolina forthwith and urge d
lay in hcr action, aud that Governor Aago1tt
Of kentucky, has responded to this action
the Virginia Executive by dcputing Vic
President Brcclsiuridge, Senator Crlttcnde
and Hon. james Guthrie On similar cs1ana.
, 1860-12-06

~ Go to john Jorcas !, 119 Dearborn street. and |
get your clothes cleaned and repsircd They wil be
well done, and At prices to suit the tines
MuLAsEAy Coop. AND CLoAKs.-S. ]. Huestou |
s. Shaw. {succce.ors to Walmsley Il Hueston,} Il
and 10 Clark street. Chicago, are now Offering the
abore line of .ood.. embracing Ribbons, Silks.
Head Dresses, vclyet. Feathers. French Flowers.
Straw Gou!s, etc. together with Cloaks Of the
latest Designs at prices which cannot fail please
Ladies will do well to examine our stock before
purchasing. uo1sStew-1mtu-thAsa
g- at this incl:.aent season OF the year every
lady should have complete and Eentcel CLOAK.
Such an one can l.. lad at '.low price, OF s. j.
uucston s. Shaw Successors tn Wans1cy Hues-
tou} They hare n1so a complete assortment Of
Dress Donne,s, Dress Gaps, Head Dyesses. and Nil
lipcry G1ols generally. Call On them and exain-
inc their stock, ii and +3 Clark street. Chicago, ILL.,
uo12-:scw.1E,tuth&sa
Nourn SIDE WIDE AwAKcs ArTEsT1ox.-Tjs
cou,mittrc a;s,oIntcl to draft rev Constitution
and Bylaws 10. this club OF Permanent ro!i'f-
c,l basis. will It po:s tonight Thursday) at Naeo-
las Hansene Ii 1sorth Clark street. at half pasts
o'clock. Other business of importance will be
brought before the cl1b. Let all attend.
DrNcAS NAcLEAS.
,ToItN T. APfLEBrRT. tC1mte.
L. T.. NART1S.
- Ruamert, aId Low = soa = Anu f>c's'o"
Giyccsne soa the ilnest toilet soap los "intet
The genuine can be found at sarccnt = dealer IN
| fine toilet z7tIcl.s, coracr Stale ard E7Edolrs.
DIARIES FOE 1sGl--~a fine stock OF thcsi almost
Indispensable poese' companions MS oeen 'ee-''@~
| bE AcNally s. Co.. 81 Dearborn street, ~ho are
| -----
| q Sec sour h!ae-tt2ped vile. enlseslhs At ING
, 1860-12-06

In the morning; she seemed absent -1nin9ed,
and complained Of being unwcll; rLc let
about six O'Clock.
Tic crosscxa1nlnltion cllcitcd nothing Of
! importance The hour having arrived, thc
! Court adjourned.
, 1860-12-06
THE RURCn DIVORCE CASE !!
FIFTEENTH DAY OF THE: TRIAL.

Circuit Oou,t Of Dupa:c CountJ-.-I.s
rhuucery.--IsanC IL. kSurcta VIZ. Mary
". Rurch---kton. Jes4e q. Nortcn,
Presiding.
, 1860-12-06

NEW YORK. Dec: 5,tLoun heayy and from,
to 1os Sel losr With ltt1e sa more ss, doie fo5 ss
s :SsRs ast @ ste e:i
western: <l.7uS55. common to medium ext1n xc=t-
en-; s5S1s.s % slippirs brands extra round hoop
only limited business Inc. re2oited. sies, is be,s
At $i,65 common to choice extra. Rye flt,ur
dali. with t1ialn. sales at $3-40lo4 common TO ST.
doing et aeont r.tyI.Es quotations. salcs LEO
w'"-K1-shadc lower. Sales, GOO bbl. at ,sxc
@1sHe.
"4-Ar--IcaEE. unsettled and lower. The ad-
vance in frei@hts has depressing effect npon the
markets Sales, - ooo bus M cln6, amber is.. and
$500 bu wi1ter ed Western aaoat nd i, r;ert Al
f1-14G1.a!: s9D ba red etate At $t.l5; 50i ba
chcice amber Michigan in hh1s at $l-sa 500 bn
tuel:y at s1.+a- RE dull aud heavy at GS2!Oc-
RarIy more freely offered and market rather ca.lcs;
Gales =, no bu Canada West at soG. Corn rather
er; % esie. % It "a store nd adoat: for
good and choice mixed western 65c- Round xel-
low oats contin1e In fair request At 3sxGt39c for
western, Canada and etate. =.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and unchanged. With
moderate business doing. sales aU bEls At $1G-s5
for mess; $40. ?sG 20 fur prime Beef dnll and
:as ~ Id s fsF
mess beef du1l and nominal: Beef hama dull and
unchanged. lie for state l3Gs13c for western Cut
tiye hogs quiet 1t 5sc. Bacon Hutet md nnchan..
ed. Lazi dull and heavy; sne. 15o bfls At
butter selling at 10 lie for Ohio: 15D21c f.. stste
Cheese steady at 0a 10ke for Inferior to prime
| GnocEn1EsIofee quiet ned steady. Sales TO
] day 81 bugs Rio 1t nAGtlac. Sugar CONTINUE:
I du1l and heavy With moderate business doing;
| Sales 2ta hhdi Cuba At 5151h.1c, aud hy auction
133 hhds New Orleans at ss165d'5. 90 days aud :
months. Molassrs quiet and nnca.nstd. Sale
1s5 brls New Orleans At esG31c; S hhds Cub:
muscosado ut &c: tp,all lots Porto kico nt :419G
Sc: by suction, 50; hrls New Orleans at e:Gt3ie.
STocKs-DuN and lGla per cent. lower. and el@s'
heavy; Chi 4 i: =. G3A: GA ch
II. NY c III. Pac Mall 80. Gal l. Gil lst bond
a5, III bonds Sc. Erie Sd bonds S.
at nominal ra.es, excepting fret quality whicl
commanded full prices. Quntat1nns: Inferior. -
lGE: first quality, 91SGokc. Receipts. upward
Of 5000,
Murrox--1a fair demand At previous 1ate.. r.
ceipts 1000.
Sw1SE-PIcnt' full and dull. Quotations: AK
5L. Receipts 11,Go0.
, 1860-12-06

We have at last got the official result Of the
election In Missouri. It sesms that Douglas
llas really carried it BY 40 majority; the vote
being a. follows:
, 1860-12-06

n A r r E d.
IN Nor 9TH bv the Rev. ARA BROWN Mr.. EfEI:-
son j. GLEASON and Miss ELIZA H. HoElki- AL
Of this City. ". ,,.p1rx "
REEVES. Of Bloomington, and Mss AAl:l N laf l.
o Ch!cacn. ,, r,~
,tr AIlAM BANTER of kankMkce City. Ill, aud
Miss MARTHA u. WiCkS. Of this city.
, 1860-12-06

COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. s.
The following arc tho feceiFss and shipments for
the past forty tJ-elsnt honrs:
, 1860-12-06

CT SCRTEX, -4drestisin3 A3tat. 81 Dear
born st.. is authorised to fte<ire oT
Mts and all th1 L<adiag Faptrs q Tia Sorfht7<As
, 1860-12-06

ARDIN G.-Therc are now
IL vacsnt ut - and - South Clark street. me
pleasant # ut toomA suitable for families or sin f1e
Feniismen. u is Also nyenaeat location far day
boarders ~ 1t Il bat moments wax from the fw
Fost Office. Terms for single gvEt!emeu. $40 l,eF
week. Ie6ItlF
, 1860-12-06

M1x1srRr AT LARoE--The free night school
in this institution is now quite full, and IN af
ternoon school, under the care Of an excellent
lady teacher, has been opened Tor girls and
women in the same room, 100 Randolph street,
third floor, from ? to ! O'Clock. AL The
brauclcs ofa good, plain cducaiion, including
plain needle work, will be taught free.
, 1860-12-06

CHICAGO SEAMES's Mutual BENEVOLENT
Assoc,Ar1oS.-!An address will be delivered.
hefore this Society this (Tucsday) evening by
Jchn Lyle King. The officers and all the mem
bcrs, besides bcamcn, who have not already
Joined, arc requested to be present, rs tho
quarterly financial reports will be placed be-
fore the Society. Dy order
II. PnINp1y111E, President.
, 1860-12-06

CoUsTr OFF1cEns.-The Board Of Supcryi.
sors yesterday morning reelected the present
incumbcuts, rs follows:
County Agent-Gco. T: Hansen.
Poor lIousr Wardel,--iscniainin Chase
Physician 10 Poor uousc-H. T. Mcsslcr.
County Physician-J. Il. Core.
The salarics are the came Is last wear
, 1860-12-06

WANTED-A pleasant suite Of
rooms An board from 1T of January. for =
E AZ rs n e1 nse bo tfS
boar!err Adj sess Box GO91. Hefrrences exchAnE 3D.
, 1860-12-06

WANTED-Hy = young man, a
~ sItua.i,n as Clerk or In so lie OF Honorable
business. Firt class rrftrrt car b givcu WI
work for email fhr NGh tie W.T. ter onts Sd
dress -, II. H. Tribune Once. de611t
, 1860-12-06

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-Abo1lt
~ noon Of the ltl last, from allry leading to
Glars street bet~esu Lake ana S9u Waser stssst.
Up II ear he "a. attached to s..E
horte give Information q tile subscriber wh
he may he found will b. HbcFaliy rewarded.
deiIt L. WAITE. 20 West Lake street
, 1860-12-06

Broom Makers
W wanted Immediately to 90 Into the country.
iood wage@ and steady employment given. For par.
Iculars apply at NJ South Dearborn street de6Ilt
, 1860-12-06

W-ANTED-.A lady wishes 4 sit IL
" atisa as Rousek,e :er either N hotel l,rt-
rat- hou-c. Is ful competent - purchas for 1lc
table and take the entire charge Of house. Can Ese
tue best Of city reference Addrtss ~ B. at tits
Qf1tt. de6151
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-10-10

The "US1rARY HOUSEHOLD BuRsr UP.
The scheme Of cheap living. under the
name Of "unitary household" which two
years ago was in the high tide Of successful
experiment in New York. occupying four
first class houses thrown together, was re-
comfy burst up, leaving its creditors minus
some thousands Of dollars. The estab-
lishment according, to the New York
Times, soon degenerated into q free
love affair. ''The leading spirits Of the en-
terpriss were detected in evil practices
The license Of the sexes grew holder. I'm.
blushing adultery was no uncommon cir
cumstance. The serving maids were de-.
bauched; children Of tender years fell vic.
TINS to the arts Of accomplished seducers;
lust ragged and decency was banished. Ill
these facts, one BY one, came out, those
among the inmates whose sympathiss re.
manned true to the better instincts Of hu,
manly, fled the premises, carrying with
them-a story ofthsir, experiences which Il.
most i;anscended belief, ma s-ra.f.f !,