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CON RECT THE WIS1AKE.
The Christian name Q: Ar. LINCOLN is
AERAH4M-ao: AgRAM, as some Of our Vast.
cru co:ep,porarics print. it Let tho mistake
IN. ri1r ractci IL CnCr.
, 1860-05-25

GALE OF TEE u. S. STEAM
nREDGE
FOR LAKE MICHIGAN
No approximations having been nude b5 III sae
,osrtensncc II The H. Steam D!eoEn boA hoW 3!uK
u CLcaso the >eh Branch Of the s. aha @ ia.e ~,
uaae a,zchae and her four dumping +<oFt hat go q
unayoidah:e They will seco1dner be ;od u tnstt oes
TaUis'aY lie 2Iss da5 ot Jnses pEe1s'no At u &c OK
In the morning. ,,a..,:., 81. t,,
an doqee team eafins aad 81 ;ee ~esr erse
sood o.ae sd 1ts .e u, sSa3n sav
noe Whatever Can te yewtd a eeT 70 7n.s aaJ ~
rxytnnt ~ IN rsjt Is eupaed with %ncko:s eaoes
tuI 4cpu:;enanees for resdy ~rsk-
Al lie sam- Tine and rAs vii be SD ocs ctses S>o~,
teckId aud : quantity Gt toos n. Hf:tp5
Terus-Casl nspec}a- -r,1,,,
1t Cooael, suprs Ecs.ze-Eos Lake Hatbot "ost'-
my:3ctiS-td
, 1860-05-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Board
- With pleasant sults ot rooms for gentlemen vih
sual {ar1ie4 or sncke gentlemen, be hx1 At No II
Site 1T ri. uesY E1rdoluA. IuQ-ttas9.l m{lsxsEQ
, 1860-05-25
IG1 Y 10 S P I 7 A L

GTY SCRIP We buy City
~ Scrip and advse hnidsr IN consut u be1o1e seuk
elsewhere. GkEE3KBAUM BROTHERS,,
Under 4artne Bank; COZ. Lasale and Lake-sta.
, 1860-05-25
Brt,uehitiA

rw " e. r. Gas,sa<r. Principal of tho utksfefe
,aatA Iunisate n T--fh.vs btea Afsed "'th n.onen
-. n n. xtnter md found no raAf until fouad
~.n, r-orh.. .Hroxns Bro~ck;ai ftotaes" 0r Cough
foaeure. II, fo1 sa1s the United states
, 1860-05-25
RANGE or TIE THERMOMETERS son TIN WEEK
Taken BY E. L. O'Uara, pharmaceutist, No. 50
Vest Haudptoh strcct ChicarOs

NrrsoRoLoc1cA1---Rangs Of Thermometer Ut
Lake Forest, Ill, 12o feet above the level Of
Lake Michigan for the week ending Saturday,
Nav 10 1cfn.
, 1860-05-25

LArxr ,,.ckrtsaleof
FINE Arts,
s!knor O. B. Pandolanl T.. from ltaly .oua adyse
tas l,les I'D esas'enea of aeSo AMI Ss'a's oaa@ o'5
At AUCTION,
Commencing on MONDAY. May IA and ecr :tauinE sns1
Jute 3. houss ofssls ~ ata ~ En-. e1ch Jay.
1T OUR SALES h~vas. ). LAKE srREaT.
s most maxa,teeu, eosesr Ct altoxether tes<aa
Of lta,aa Marble Aud aAts stA1ary s Alse
wsre French china work fr3't anu <f.t4nx aakA
Ensitah toNette wate fancy aztee.. As ~ tat. ~
pefb collection viii re !ouE nsuY ae!eh u oeau1G1 81
etrn md workuxapahp, al wh.ea are "Fi2nA A1o
thxrufcrv perfectly unique. >uc1' ~ cia.a1eA heoe no
Enzn, Gzeaian. Sespols. md n1aes !o.s a
vass Sr.tuettes Of sculrtutct aiaasfeT uHgef Sne@
ahAdsa> soch ~ eosne5. takrdv s.na* o4a:aa< Hes s
eba1s toca have tast A<rv<1 no Eur ND hare been
seIect<d With care BY StBrur tas
stdto- al Italy and ths EoYA u ALL
fen1x. w.
AIsa ut Of the taest auafy Of .vs4
pated xooua consisting " tea aetta Walters u
md oaher with eh cut bottles e0te 80 -
tolk. spoons AMI s.tA together With kfesaSAey
Thesx e1ta hxve offered In thfF naA1kst.
md xvxtv 3cla Will he%nt without thu ltast Leat1u
Il confidently believed. tia k~ TASTEFUL tae ens1od4
and have nevef hat 70 desirao!e ~ oppof
aS aaiiiy. '-@ '~''' -
Tns COOL. will be open 10. ftto examination on Hednes-
das and rautsay Nay 1kth ami In snd tss sna III
b ura.ed 70 ca md t1anne ias so'se oes"o1oa
"a! sett,t saolt1nept aud attend the 3A1<.
CAIo4ues will b ready on tho morning Of tae o@y -
A.r+
l&A:an 1at Aakes ttnai! expense.
mgl.tIs1 GLBEKr SAMPSON. Aucttn.
, 1860-05-25
Coughs


-Bnmn. Bro~thi11 1to-aes Or Cough Lozsnxes. From
Ra z &. Pua. E4k Woadsan1k, Edsn fsal Eats'uI TO
so placing within The Fsaeh Of the suffering 70 'aTs
BIZ reuetY Iha1s used The Tro:hes hres Jeass. with
x7eat benefit not e TO ny seaersl health than 70 ny
ihrss. I.tcommend them With kras psssufs "a eves1
hsni.s
, 1860-05-25

TuAHxs.-We are indebted to tho American
Express Company for lats Cincinnati ind Mem
phis papess.
, 1860-05-25

N<ssrs Editors IL notice in Jour paper this
morning another case Of accident to child from
q stray horse. 1twas only week Or two since
TINT a small child on North Wells street WAS at
tucked BY horse, and was only sased from
terrible death by the timely mid Of anan who
WINS passing at the tine-
l hare often thought it very dangerous to
permit animals to run at large in this way. It
was only short time ago that sayed ny wife
from an attack BY COW upon the Sidewalk, By
seizing the animal by the horns and turning 4er
away.
trust our city authorities will tnke note Of
this matter and correct the nuisance. s.
, 1860-05-25

The Senate was Engaged yesterday in voting
u,,on Senator Davis Slave Code resolutions.
Il will lis Il I'll l}.at NJ Douglas ~ llolgll'
, 1860-05-25

W1pa-AwAkks i-Wide-Awakes meat for drill
and to transact business this evening. L full
attendance desired E. r.: :ToEx. Sec'Y. :
, 1860-05-25

Cook 4 McLA,S, 90 DEARBonS SrREEr.-
These inimttAble dyers and scourers are reno
rating geotlen,en's last years suits, making
them appear equal to ne~. They dye and clean
ladies' dresses, sbawls, &C., ut % Clark street.
, 1860-05-25
NATIONAL 1sEpEHLICAN COM
MET-TE@E

Below We rrint the 1.ataes Of the gentlemen
composing the the Republican National Con-
nais,cc, With tho Post 0l6ce address Of >eacll.
The Committee was made up ly Tue delegation
OF each State 1.aniny tic mcnber for that
, 1860-05-25

REPUBLICAN W1owAx.-E. G.. L. Faxon has
published lithographio design Of the Wigwan,,
in colo1s, which is the most correct representa-
lion of that memorable 'structurs that We hays
seen. pftca &.
, 1860-05-25

PEnsoSAL--~Sir George Simpson, Governor
Hudson's l,2y Company, lion. E. H. Kellogg,
Massachusetts, Lieut.. J, ". Alley, q. S. L., arc
&mong the guests Of the Richmond House. .
, 1860-05-25

TIE LENNON ELAr1 CAsk.-Apother lot Of this
book is now ready at McNalls's, 81 Dearborn
street. In addition to the arguments Of conn-
sci, it contains the opinions, in full. Of Ill the
Judges, and d synopsis Of the points decided.
prics Of single COPIES, twenty-five cents.
, 1860-05-25

HAtLs JornsAl.-Sorris b Hyde hare laid
upou our table the June number OF that most
admirable monthly, HALF Is Journal of Health
1t contains an excellent article upon '+Physi-
cal Training" in which the n7oda operdndi Of
the r. r. is interestingly described. :" Whis-
key Doctors" will also repay the reading.
, 1860-05-25
Browns Bronchial &rocheA.


Te great and Gadden changes Of our et11sta fruitful
sources at Pulmonary a~l Bronehll Ass1esoHs- Expe
enee harios p:oved thas dps remedies o<n nc. speedily
an certainly when taken In the carly sAxs Of dssasr
eourse should at oaee b haA 70 Bro.s BFo~a1 1ro"
at o1.pgef tst the Colt Cough Or Irritation Of tbs Thsoa
b. eyer alish - hg this pseeuon ose sescrs stszek
uay b asetnaliY wz1ded al.
, 1860-05-25

Am L1scolS.-The best Photographic ike
ness of Lincoln can be had at Fassett Cooks,
1es and la4 Clark street. by the dozen or hun
dred Mt 7eEy great reduction from the usual
rates. fs8
, 1860-05-25

MINISTRY 1T LARes.--Ws want places to vet
nurse for tEo healthy married women. Also
places for number Of American, German aud
Swedish boys and men. Apply st 100 Ian
dolph street, from TO 4 o'clock.
, 1860-05-25

HELMBOLD.S GEN U1NE PIKE
nFiNpo1ns BuetIA HA1fa!as2i, fe1 Il. 2si,,dd*.. /
HEtMT9tns RHGHH R sT toI r. IL a3,Vs 1!ors{'
HEtSs$E$s $$$f1$ @ s! g: $:s,
HE4M R0LnS nfIf:Eii; M ,or i,qrnis R1.stho1
HEt.MB0Lb's RGGHT far Vel Strses.
RSSH RHH ;s5 ;s5 sSs:,' ls|s:5i 5y
BES$ BESH s: !s: Rs:s; sss, ;1i5: {
EESSSFBBSs RE$ <: RSS;Ss: = Skin
nEiMBoLD'S BuGat for Heasiatss II liz Kyena, |
BSSSS i: :9S 5s; fSs ii ss
nTi1BoI.Ss .2 u bUchu fas tIbsssreteas
e::ds Ii !: Feae f. a'x f''a
OLD or YOUNG. SINGLE, MARRIED, OR coNTEN.
<,> >t,1a. PLApi!Hn II; NJ Z AAhRlAGE
THEY ARE or 10 AVAIL.
HElMDoLD'S EXTRACT BrCHU
Is THE VERY BEST REaEDr n THE WORLD
sa@Rasst :s952: : = e s- ~
D .ss ~ .1ssre.s 4ser4. =. ''''''
SoFAu1LY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
ess :s
nFLxuoLD's EIrRAoT pucuU CURES
sxcarr Dtsra.rs
n.,.
II nle o. 10 essnss Of D:e.: 10 ipcon1eniense
xr,xndf AMP - ssFssss aSsesgss; s5;en g,
aFi''n< f10n h,sss ..%@s1 in.@lsee tn .uno,.
- ~ q
,,...... .,,.,. finn h,s,t, Of ds.,,.,to, ,, -
no4cs III dsscharfe, w 1eore he pzt.eet
| ID .hcrt ,meto . tate of he.!th - 4nd p1Iitx:
t:s - ~ - ~ a,.,r.sttar cb. 1os oaeases
| I.e UhLMBQLp'S EXTRACT UEtHlj for Ill If.
, 1860-05-25

T The Executive Comnaittee Of the Young
Mems Republican Club will hold business
meeting at their committee looms Oh Friday
evening, May 27!h, at II o'clock, full attend
ance is particularly requested.
]. Il. HrGCS1S, E. 3. WILLIAMS,
Secretary. Chairman.
, 1860-05-25

Jra1Es FOE THE U. S. Coukrs.-The following
Jurors summoned to serve for the present term
Of tue IT, S. Courts in this city, The Grand
jury will enter upon its duties nsxt to-day;
but Petit Jury will not be called before Mon-
day next:
Robert Fergus. Erastus Raxso7, Michael
Tieruap, Jerome Beecher, E. T. atkins, J. r.
Kennedy, B. F. Carver, F. 6. Adams, Julian
kun,sey, Richard S. castler. Beniemin Carpen-
William Il. Derby, Lemont; Waterman Reed,
ra.os: 4. X Breed, Worth; Peter Uowney.
| bremen: G. '. Dyer, Thornton; William Ora.
per, Leydon; John Mcf;tashso. Lake; Daniel
| I,orth, jefferson; Stephen Pennoyer, Prosiso;
George E. Smith, Hanover; F. c. Sherman, je.,
| Lyons. ).
| Peoria County-Richard Scoles, Chillicothe; !;
Henry J. Chase, Jnbi!es.
! Knox Count,y-issac Cotton, Galesburgh; j;
| Elbert kunkel, Knoxville.
! Rock island County-A. Chamberlain, No.
| sine; Jos. Barnet, Rock Island.
Kendall Coun1y-Rennts!aer. Greenma1,
Sandwich; Lewis Steward, Piano:
NcDonoush County-Bas4 II. Eenteh, Ten
nesses; John F. Jackson, Colchester.
| henry conuty-H Thomas, Geneseo; Fran"
cis Loo1nis, Ke~anee.
/ Stark County-Benjaniu r nllars, Tcu1on
: Bradford F. Thompson, Bradford.
Henderson County-Wilson u. Graham,
| oaua*ka; ]. E Baraea, equawka-
T. Woodford county---Altsn Fart, Kappa; L.
! G. Keedy, Minsuf.
M.rshaii Countr-George Gresn, Henry
Lewis Snyder, Henry;
| Putnam County-Jsseph r. heisets dehne
min: C. r. Condit, Snach~ein.
T. L. Sals Coun,y--Sornan hcfAaden, Ii
Jo Darisss uounty-Ricbsrd Brown, Eliza
beth.
, 1860-05-25

vr1cAs1rE JkwELRY.-Mcssrs A. II. Miller
{ Bros, corner Of Clark and Lake Streets, bave
recently received a large md elegant a*soyt.
neut of the above jewelrs, which Is considered
far superior aud much cheaper than either the
let or enamel jewelry. Call and examine
mT14-9t
, 1860-05-25

t# Fire Jewclry, Watches and Silver Ware.
of every denomination, can be purchased Of
4. II. Miller l. Bros LEG Lake Street, corner Of
Clark. They hare the largest and most elegant
stock ia ths city. my19.6t
, 1860-05-25
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

atth. l.tn H. g. Fair II Chicago the Socitty awasosd
Ill aachne ths FIRST rR1MlEM a1a p.sSse sse. ~
IA Tock SGch made BY .h!s machine Is tat on'y Mea
thss I'd u: pss.en.' n, ths 'ie ms
ous uupn sacb stde Of ths fabric and IN nt
Sreuf t. No amllY shonh b wttsout tns n" ~
time md l4hor4Ayn& machine. Co.'s tne .t,H:.ttns
famY Or uanufze.u1s7 ~sh strength Md beauty w I
IL ixhtest or heaviest f.ee In ne sama osas ea~" ~
9f,yU4 at thesa machines were tn1 1sh lsos - f. .tst
rih FIJI e.rh achine III il sufficiently explicit 10 snow s
~ ii orders ~!.h ar sna ssft.T
ID ~ ineuo sad can b. delivered BY exofess tw5nos ~
ial7} sseen Ct r. Te1ni, .;%n. aq Hrsos.
Eo4~ 1T / lea Laka H. thiea3o. y.
, 1860-05-25

e The Direct,vsscs Of the Protestant Or
phan Asylum are requested to meet ut the resi-
dence Of Mrs. D. Horton, le4 Lasalle street, to-
day, May a5th. ct O'Clock, II.
i full attendance is requeated, as business Of
Importance is to be transacted.
Per order OF Secretary. 81. f. SHEL1E.
, 1860-05-25

LARCENY BY 1 CoSsTABLE.-On Wednesday
an ex. x.ConBtable named John Leirnbeer was ar
rested and brought before Justice D'Wo1 upon
the charge Of larceny rs bailee. Tbs prosecu-
trix WIS notorious woman at the time the dis
honest ofIicial collected the money, mined Jose
phine Mo.hcr. now Josephine Fazlin. Leim-
beer thiakioE probably he might under tbs ciz.
oamstnnccs hold on TO Tho money, refused 10
pay over. lie was also held upon another war~
rant upon the charge Of stealing SIS from two
girls named Kate and Bridget Carroll. Both
cases were continued and Iainbecr held in $500
bail to appear On the 3oth inst.
, 1860-05-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

ofndfoF Hs*jnmfa*s kpsfeh-.-.I Curious
Efposurf.-1hS 7te0 Faess oFfhs h&nsas-
. .sFtrasEa ffH r<tosafa<d by Ufmoeraffe
Ltadsrs In 1854,
, 1860-05-25

Browns bronchial TrocheS.
r. Cuzcs Copxh. Cold, Hoa..enesa And influenza
t,urrs any Irritation or Soreness Of the Thsnat.
Ie1kva the Hacking Cou9h IN Cot1umptaon.
Relieves Bronchitis. A4thma aud CAtanah.
Clears and gsres strength 10 the voies Of SlnRen.
Indispensable to Public speAke1-
saoshnk and simple, Children can nse them-
Asthey asAi-t E1peetotzton and relieve Hoasseness-
0oughs-
The r.t Ind sudden ehansts Of cur climate are nltfnl
sou1cs Of Pulmonary AMI Bro.hini A5ations. E1pers-
epee having proved that simple remedies o'teu aet speedily
md certainly when taken n the eAzf ske OF tho dsese
xecourst should na bAd To "Bo"s 8Foaeafa 1F
ea or LoIeuges et the Cough Or Irritation of TIE n1oss
be alght ~ By this pree1uhon uaose s3ooa
raay be e0eetua1lY varied or
, 1860-05-25
DIED. I

On wsdur*dae. the csd as 1er sko,t !l!nets 1CLIA
BUTLER, 'u:an, daughter Of El-ho!as D. aad Nary
c!1pr, aged snouths.
In Henryyile. G. F., ALBERT c. LEWIS, fartnss:y
Of tie khctr,an Hnoss, hEtd S !eara.
, 1860-05-25
20 1Sellt.

ITO RENT--A large frst.class re-
,sse bsSa &C. e.. In complete DEF. md y.
ysa 10 .VL the tiues- Location Own street. het"eea
A]srHHouse 1O6 Wet Aaa.snn street. Alae-Heuss
40 ps+st stIT" II. CUMMINGS. l01 Randophst.
, 1860-05-25

REuoyAt.-L Le1and / Mixer have removed
their office aud sample room to 13a South Va
ter street. Pork.ho Flanders Block. oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot m1s-lm
TEE GREAT QrEsy.ox OF Tua 0Ar.-Where
can be fonud fine Boot or Shoe which will be
relisbIe and at low prices? Everybody aud
their wives answer, "At tho old s.snd Of E. S.
Wells. e:s Randolph STREET. under Metropolitan
HAIL. The crowds who visit their store daiiy
are a sufficient guarantee ot the excellence OF
tbeir goods and their low scale Of prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21
Items bV Telegraph.

BANGOR, Feb 20.-Benjamin Kimball,
member of the Penobscrt bar, was to-day con-
victed of forging a deposition by which he
obtained divorce from his wife. A motion
in arrest of judgement, and bill of exceptions
to the ruling of the court is pending.
New York, Feb. 2O.-Five California
steamships were sold to-day under protest
from Mr.. B. II. Cheever, one of the trustees
of the owners. They were knocked off at the
following prices Illinois, $4,000, to B. II.
Cheever; Moses Taylor, SO, 200, to the same
gentleman; Star of the West, $4,000, to Mo-
SEES Taylor; Philadelphia, $1,000, to Francis
Morris; Empire City, $4,000, to the same
gentleman.
The National Union Club of New York,
publish an address to the country, nominating
John Minor Bolts for president, and Thomas
Corwin for vice president 1t is signed by
Myron II. Clark, John Sessions, and Samuel
G. Thompson, committee. Self-conceited and
impertinent donkeysl Talking of a Union
party" when they have no such party, and
intruding their false pretences on public atten-
ton by means of the telegraph
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20-The supreme
court has disposed of the Ella Burns case.
The majority Of the judges refusing to hear
the testimony, or any part of the case, because
it had been already decided by the New York
court, Judge Read was the only one willing to
hear the case, and he denounced the system of
binding child of tender years, without pro
viso in reference to any art or occupation.
BRANTFoRD, G. w, Feb. 20-'The total
loss by the fire here, ON Saturday, is S95,0O0
OF which 100000 is insured mostly in English
Companies. In consequence of the calamity,
business is at a complete stand still.
BUFFALO, Feb. 20.-Lieut Calvin Frederick
Thomas, OF the U. s. Navy, died of consump-
ton in this city, Saturday night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

tons, landing troops, &C., at Vera Cruz, or
having anything to do with Miramon.
The Republican Congressional Executive
Committee met tonight, and organized by
electing Senator King chairman, Representa-
tive COvOde treasurer, and Geo. Harrington
secretary.
The Democratic National Executive Com
mittee are sending out large number of po-
litical documents
The bill reported from the Committee on
Ways and Means, to-day, for the construction,
preservation, and repair of Notifications and
other works of defence, appropriates for the
fort at Hog Island, Me, $1,000; for tort
Knox, Me-, $4,000; Fort Richmond, Staten
Island, $4,000; Fort Tompkins, S50,0oo;
Fort Montgomery, at the outlet OF Lake
Champlain, $50 600; Fort Delaware, S5O,OOO;
Fort Carroll Baltimore, $4,000; for improve
ments at Fort Monroe, 81 500 Fort Calhoun,
$4,000; for the preservation OF the site OF
Fort Macon, N. c., $4,000; for repairs OF
Fort Moultrie SO, 500; Fort Clinch, $50,
Fort Taylor, $4,000; Fort Jefferson, $4,000;
Fort Mckee. $1,000; Fort Point, $4,000,
and at Alcatria, Cal, S25,0OO. Contingent
expenses of Notifications, preservation of sites,
repairs, ETC., 900. Total, S605,000
Judge Army of Kansas, has received from
Hon. j. w. Robinson, Secretary of State I'M
der the Wyandotte constitution, the census
taken last spring, as filed in the office of the
Secretary Of the territory, which shows there
were at that time seventy thousand nine hun
dred and twenty six souls in Kansas. 1t leaves
more than one hundred towns unreturned, and
fifteen counties not returned. Riley is one
county of which not word is said. Atchison
is not returned, and Atchison city alone has
five thousand inhabitants. He says that the
official returns for delegates, when received,
will show that Kansas has over 100000 inhab
itants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-rhe special com.
mittee appointed by the Senate democratic
caucus, have agreed upon platform concern.
ing protection to slavery in territories, and are
ready to report at an adjourned meeting.
They accept Mr.. Davis resolution in the
main, defining and charging the 4th so as to
say substantially that when territorial legis-
lature and the judiciary find themselves in.
capable of furnishing protection to slave prop
erty under the bred Scott decision, that Con-
gress must provide remedy for the right
there affirmed
1t was determined in the Cabinet on Tues
day last to order Col. Fountleroy to march the
United States troops into Chihuahua, for the
protection of American citizens against out.
laws from Durango; but the order has not yet
been issued. 1t may be in consequence of
the absence of Secretary Floyd from the De-
partment.
1t is said that 5000 Americans are before
this time in Sonora, and in possession Of the
government of that state. The administration
has not the slightest idea of issuing instruc-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

of Burrill Arnold and he was again arrested
ON the same charge on Wednesday last, and
committed to Jail in East Greenwich. He was
discharged on bail on Saturday.
PERSONAL.
Ralph Waldo Emerson took an extra train,
on which he was the sole passenger, from La
favette TO Chicago the other evening, in time
to lecture in the latter city.
Tom. Hyer arrived in Washington on Thurs
day, and is quartered at the National. He is
run down with invitations TO sporting saloons,
and WILL in day or two, give sparring exhi-
billions.
The students at the Jesuits' College, George
town, ID. c., burnt the Hon. H. Winter Davis,
of Baltimore, i'll effigy, few evenings ago, as
a punishment for his vote for Mr.. Pennington
Tor Speaker.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The celebrated trotting horse "Whalebone,"
owned by Mr.. John Cutler, of Albany, fell
dead Wednesday evening, while being driven
down the Troy road by Mr.. Henry Arcularius,
member of the Assembly from New York.
"Whalebone," was reported to be very fast,
and was Valued at 81, 800.
In the town of Sumner, Illinois, recently,
while an exciting revival was in progress, a
young man, named Barlow, attempted in the
midst of divine services in one of the churches
to cut his throat with pocket-knife. He i'm
f1lcted horrible, though not fatal wound;
and It's supposed that the excitement, to which
he was not accustomed had unsettled his
mind.
By the provisions of will bill, now on its
passage in the New York Assembly, no person
leaving wife, child or parent, can bequeath
to.any association or incorporation more than
one fourth part of his or her estate after the
payment of his or her debts, and even then to
be valid the devise or bequest must have been
made and executed at least two months before
the death of the testator,
California emigrants should beware ofwhom
they purchase passage tickets in New York
Last week, Samuel Zebner of Ashland county,
Ohio, was swindled out of 500 by the ticket
swindling rascas of that city and John Nc
Call, of Tioga County, Pa, was likewise cheat
ed into paying $126 too much for a ticket for
California.
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nTarkct.-NEw YORK. Feb. 90.

ASHES steady, sales 60 bbs; pot s5,25, pearl 5,45
co FTON market steady: sales 1900 bales, including
1000 bales in transit at HE for midlling uplaids.
FiOUIsReceips 2l3S Gbls sales 700 bbls state and
Western steady with moderate demand; unsound 81 "a
4S5; snperine State S5lO g 1920; extra State $3.50 q
$40; round hoop Ohio S55 q 500; superfne Western
s. 10 q 52O common to good extra Western S5,3O55O;
southern frmer; sales 200 bbs; mixed TO good $3.50 a
55; fancy extra $3.50 a ST. Canada SUI crime firm
er; sales 800 bbls extra S555 a T.
GRAIN Wheat better, and in good middling demand;
sales $500 bus; Chicago spring. SllS in store Milwaukee
club, 81 20 in store; winter red western, l3l white
western Sl,5O; white Canada about Sl43 southern
sl,29 g l3O. Corn BETTER sales 2l0O0 bush white
and yellow at SOC. Oats rmer Southern and Jersey 80
@42c; Northern and Western As a 46c.
fROVlSlONS-Beet firm, with a moderate business;
sales - Dbls country S525 "a $50; prime LBS "a
45O' repaeked Chicago 81 g sOi prime mess at SIG q
49, Fork hrmer; sales 2450 bills SIT so for old and
$500 for new prime $3.50 for old, sl4S for new Cut
meats quiet and unchanged sales 200 pkgs Shoulders
1c; Hams 81 q 9ac. Bacon quiet and firm Dressed hogs
rmer; sales at y SIC for western Lard dull and less
buoyau sales $50 barrels at lie Butter steady Ohio
II a 5c State Is q 20c. Wiskey lower; sales loo bbs
at 2Se Rice quiet; sales 100 ties at % 4sc Sugars
firm but quiet; MuscOvado, hhds at u a "a Coffee
firm; Maracabo 1900 bags part for expor and private
terms; Java, 500 mats, at Is Isle Molasses quiet
sales small
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

OLD MANUscRIPTs.-The Russian govern
ments, through the labors and researches of
the German Professor Tischendorf, employed
for that purpose, has possessed itself of most
valuable collection Of ancient MSS. and Egyp-
tan papyrus rolls, gathered from the converts
and receptacles of the east. The most valua
BILE and priced of all is manuscript presented
by the monks of Mount Sinai to the Gar, of
the New Testament entire and parts of the
Old, dating back as is claimed to the fourth
century-making it by several centuries the
oldest copy eXtant.
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Vessel Reported Lost

BosroN, Feb. 2O.-Despatches from Hyan-
mis- report an unknown brig ashore, last night,
on Muskegit rocks with signs of distress fly
ing, and the crew clinging to the masts. No
assistance could be rendered on account of the
ice. This morning. the masts were gone and
the crew supposed to be lost. A life boat
started from Tuckernuck to-day, to render aid
but has not yet returned.