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, 1860-03-27

The felloa ing is l1.= Quarterly Ecrcrt Of the
Central ni<;eusars at :d La Street. from Jaru-
ars "a. In March ei:b, 1860, conducted by i.
D..ies, ". u assisted by Drs. Seymour, tua-
lam md Uric !. in conjunction with G. L. Sbep~
man, NJ. H., Consulting Physicisn, II. R. u.
Board,nan, II. d., Consulting Surgeon:
agplc&L STcpz>rs-Messgs. uuly, Ludlau,
blood, Ballard. Rochcr, Brec6, Hunt, Gulica'.
Nazeudce.
Whole nnmbcr at cases treated. 14a: report
cd cured. Iii; still under treatment, &c su:si-
cal cases, 81.
Having brrn solicited hr the Dean, Or. Small.
to tc1s.;tr tiic Central Dispensary 10 The Ila!ne-
mann Medical College fur the purpose Of i6sti-
tuttnE a spttuy aud suusmer course Of c.iulcat
instruction in correction Will, the College,
hayo acceedcI to tho request. and shall here.
after he in attendance ut the College Dispensarr,
lGs Clxrk street, csery "Wednesday and Satur-
day from, II to II T. Il tor the Er.tuitous
treatment If di>ciscs ct women and children.
In rcsigning the nansEemcnt of This Dispen-
sary Allos ulc 10 state f!'at this charitable ILL.,
s,itutiou has hecu catirely sustained by the
1aymc: Medicines have been gratnitou Is
surp,ied by McssrS. IIa:sry / KIM. Tie po5r
have received the best Of n:cdca! and surgical
uid. ard have appreciated it by gratitude and
Increased interest equally IA gratifying to tue
cause Of Unmcopathy as the l.berut patronage
of the wealthy. Increased facilities will now
he exten.Ic1 10 students and patients at the
Col c .e Dispensary, where preparations arc be.
inc made to coln;ntnce IN "Wednesday next.
!. DAVIES, N. d..
Corner Of Green anI Madiscn streets.
, 1860-03-27
Etlrht annual aicstnrs s,f s14c Chicago
EEMNt 20 sIsAsItEE: Dl>fseN81fY.

ken1ss= s=u3sAststE Di>pe0s1Fy.
In presenting t1 The pubic tile result Of our
lab r* fur tic past ysHr, III airin, rncdicAl aud
s:;I:ic.l trea'n.ent IL the l'u1r, VT wnul direct
E'"i Il "itrnton tntht large proportion a c1scs
.urr !. Tie I,i..~E*ar: .las had to cnutcnd,
GHrla, the pas' sea-, viii! many adverse circ,t1n-
s'a ic"*. aulnng w!.,r! TIA" te mentioned, lst,
Ti,' obstruction ri nar ent;r: stock nf medicines
unh apparatus by si1c taiI Of Brvaa's Music Hall
~, Iic laca 81 u9tans to prtvsdc suitable rooms
:u Ap,.:t .-:s:s f. III. tlc:tn,'rt ii 1lie sick
Thou IL s:snc~ flst =: led. hare cneavored
10 I, :.< bet c,u!, ,.r ,.e:t mere .s,;cs
ri; '::r 10 i, anil NC k":e III: .:tss1artinn Of
Eas, ~ relieved yt,r tna,y WIN n,u~t otherwise
i44Se >al!.,cl uuso'd mis-: rs, bring c::irc:y n:-
a'r I" Fln:nss professional MD; auf not onsv
tbs, b:l1 large unn1!,cr all. bodied mcn and
w.st.vr, VIII. tic is::nss,.an OF hea:tss, hare
a.cr't Ah'c 10 c.,ii support Tor tbcir families
who must slsc hare depended uEon charity, ur
Ii :vc r:softati 10 crssue- 1t will bc seen hY the
nccJ,,,anl lug hog mich :,t,4ri mar bn 4cc,n1-
l,:is;sca bJ r,n III outlay of moncv,- ,-.ic cuti1
txi'tl.*s tcx1.H-iv. nf ,s.es1 IL. Tic past year
n". cxcc-1ias thirty tv iar<.
We desire 10 ncklM fe,:xe tl4e rcccnt fv;a1s,
chr.> DC troth Sargent i IN fiey, A.I Earclav
l;"t.. 81 record i'ooz frtm Jones, l:srtiaf!S
$1ual!, a.tl contributions in money FROM t. l.
Tuki,at.,, II. II. ifusted, 6, +. Wis sal. T.. Il.
LarTas-r. YIN. B!ar Il Co, JEROME Dsecher,
t;e,. T. tteb'. 7. T. lynn n,l J. = l..rnbkin.
l'r. \. =. S:aatl ;,a@ also eoutribnssd valuable
Professional services. The u;spcnsary now
1a:.R. anHon.. tic lurcnest Of cur bencrotcnt in-
eittn,ns. ,tl,'i nc tr-1 =, sued :l.o. when, the
pubic zee h.: ':rr:i til.: b: acc ,nrllslra 1y
liz ir charitable contributions, Nr shall no
loH::r lack tfc Necessary ,n:aas 10 give the
whist lt:udc to It's schemes Of i,pucvoicare.
Whn:: No. "f Gases II ascl,. All; returne i
curst, ;;h'; rr.i 7e! do. IL; rexl1, unknown,
-: died, l: sill under treatment, H.
TIE rispel;sary !.uvi"s lscn r,orSanized u,-
der t!te charter Of te - Ialt"rnau 1!cical Gel.
lcsc," w,ll hereafter be cpca "a week days
tTrin II to II o'ciacx at y" It's C:,tk street
Fur the Isl CT ff::l.1inS rhysieians :rtd snr-
g-o,> ii: the cunulng car, ecc the forthcoming
c:M.'.p announcement.
Erwin Kaw.ns, II. u, &. ID. ErxnE. u. H.,
A,,eud.:: i'!,vsiri1r. Attending Surs'n.
, 1860-03-27
INQUEST,

DEATH At Tue C1rr Ilosr1rAL-1SorEsT.-
inquest was lclI at the City Hospital yesterday
On the body Of woman named Mrs. Ellen Lang
ley Browu, who die! from injury received at
tue Mich. South. 4. Il. depot short time since
under circumstances our readers will remember.
She had gozc on board train in the evening to
bid friends good byewho we're lea7:ng for the
East, aud ii attempting to get eff while the train
was IN motion, her clo:hes caught, and before
she could be rescued, two wheels ran over her
foot. and otherwise badly injured her. Anrpu.
tation WAS performed, but she has never rallied
from the effect Of tie shock.
Decreased ,yas 4 widow woman Of about thirty.
.seren years Of age, and of Easlish nati7lty, aad
has been in this country about six years, She
has maintained herself portion Of tho time as
teacher Of drawing.
, 1860-03-27

Hoxon.ntk Mrx7,ox.-The Springfield (Ill.)
correspondent Of tic st. Louis L'i24i!a=n has
the following. pot4ion Of bis i.o:c$ on the late
ol'stquies at Springfield:
The u. $. Cadets ate, in oil probability, the
beat drilled mc1 III tue Cnion:> This co1ui'any
is c,ns;"sd Of tou6:. ,ucn entirely; ail vi .'ieu'
w.lh-ud a:d "cl-cduca:el. They tolerate 70
ls.! l'rac: .sraonE slri 1urn,:'crs, and visit
Ii, gambling hnuse, drinking shor. Or my
place" bad r.put~ III rny member, is sufficient
cu,s.r f,r .,it expulsion. attached 10 ,lcir arm!
orx i'll El'ica;o is reading ro.',n. q gymnasium,
md everything ts:st will rcr9e: The li4cc attrac
tive 10 young nlcn. IT is *asd that the company
drill ver;7 frequently, wh;cl, mus: be apparent
tn every one wl'o has secn then, nAuenver-
TIC cnn'naadcr. Of the company, although but
lit:le aver rye. j. one Of llls best tactcians in
the country. Tais il the satuc compuny whica
challenged the whole Union /, driu ilot lon.
sinca, and which c!lui1cs,:e xas acerp1cd hy a
company Of the Seventh Regiment Of New York.
L.. the ScFeuth Regiment Iuak 10 it, that its
]uurels are not taaca awsy.
, 1860-03-27

s. q. CIR g G s Il co..
Nn4 = Lake stIt Me- 50 4 IL
, 1860-03-27
:JE0r [alR.

SCHOONER CALEDONIA for
~ Sa1e-1he Sthr. aednn;a, :yrE 1t Il cut ash
tnaten rtIee1. l: qn.te Of KuLE1sf 5:EW ARr. 0lct
co.Eer Na,kc. atd WasI nxtcn stlccfs. n1a:lIlw
, 1860-03-27

:. 1,;nc,xr or q 8. E.,znorrs-A, little more
,,,,n work since Ink of curclor =, t,,on.;nr
80 ,,,, c.ro.rucrt ,v,s far-,-1ea fr,n, v:,.
WI. ~ r;1c;,n,,1 IN ha scrt hv 1,n,c ,.crt.
, v.1..s. ,,o'. u..tor .t u,,,r,,;s ~.
,c.x ,,,,.;n. c;n ;,not; ,bcx c,mc in c1,r.e or
~. Nv r.M rotto ,rcrt m ~. p;,,shn7.b For,
w. T. ch;c,no n,;1r,r ,,,twecn c,sst1;nc
49,; c,,;s..a Ths- Co.,. r.re;xed liz h;r, a.
lin, md mt in ,hc ros, Office chr. When .he
t-.;, ,s,chsa f,,,;c.ro Mr.. nuu ufte, a;str;,ut.
icS the mail accidentally lett them IN tue car.
aud upon returning the neat morning to get
, 1860-03-27

TOR SALE--At gr:at bargain,
sid ea>y sells Unusc aal lUt No Il South M.rSsn
STREET, b:twcn W,.kinstn ard Aacs"n. n rte st
sisatlr pI1 IT Tbs West Uv!i-u. AFIy No. ~
1ta5bSfH zsycet-ysera 70, III st1tt
, 1860-03-27

WA<TED-Agents Wanted =
~ :ul ss'Its w.neti III the States Of Elnos Ind
ERA W:s "ns!n. M!'hs.n aa W. G:r.s mi. e. rs
Tie a.si1i. is eariy VERY use'l aeL sells sas.iy.
at ,1LE :.r Its Excfusre rItCTy svrn II .lsrnts
ls,e=;-e.. aldr ."1.th samr, n. L. G, Uise.
Eox 3,I.Ch:ta. o. Ill. rnhs b ts-,n
, 1860-03-27

WANT8D-To purchase stock
Of tioadI, wotH Iron twentt 70 6te tEou*aad CO..
lars n escng. Ic est-s Ii and srogna tie city, Ad-
Gsrss Log IS Post OGca. Hh57sct
, 1860-03-27

HooLEr l. CANrnEtL's M1xsrnELs.-This nd
,nirahlc troupe Of Minstrels have been drawing
full houses at Metropolitan Hall. They make
their last appearance this evening, Go, al Of
you that would hear good music.
, 1860-03-27

SronrIvE The ,Jonrnat Of yesterday says:
n.ttcl, will probably come OF during tue sum-
mcr months lc.wcen the propeller Meudota
and TIE stenm-4A9 Mcqueen. Abet Of $500 was
offered m Saturday that The latter would 70
twice around the former in running to Gross
Point, d Distance Of twelve mics.
, 1860-03-27

nOCk 70 IeENT-0ne hundred
IL and sixty feet m rlv2 sno felt deep near xel Il.
stree o.: Wet SIDE. Sorth branch O. Chicago lver tbe
ufb yar uceupth hy Earis BfCa Of the bat
the 1rtc tie CITY, will .e:t ctcap.
Htt half iu 1u.a.tr Enquire .. lis lh s::eet.
Up -'af:S.
ishL1tJtS In L. L. WILLARD.
, 1860-03-27

WANTED - From $4,000 to
~ $.o'co. 11e advertiser i,is s.fc and specu-
Ia on On ta,d - v.ieh b. raa aa,e 10 seF cent FsE
tx4 LILY. ani r7,rsr the a57se {: tai
tim. o,tt&te in II s7-vu[a'ion, hn wilt AErce T.,
Eaea rhc reccs,s:y Inf tna All will also ~ 1rartsa
the 100 crEt for a+oEahte c,un i1r. IN auy 1ertn
having The at,ve aE wtul wis. it p1y
large Interest," an! trrc well ten tt-c~ asurt
an la:e yi.H u;.r ht hid. t4h1hxiw
, 1860-03-27

NANTED-A Book-keeper OF
" .a7cr rra-. III fhi. efty wsts atIsns-
ter IN huu.e. fxa'& 7dd7sss pcs. ohe
kox |l3l. E.o-N1N
, 1860-03-27

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
lon rr -fetd ~. Il I4t NJ. III j. Gsrson Sues.
net Msisn Th a.'o't House T. ncw ,s1td tHs goos4
Las isas aar, so-t1 Eraaca, rcIr Twelfth street.
rn1..i
, 1860-03-27
Meeting uI t1sc X &. C.. at At!au"
TIA Ga.

We attended slsc meeting # tllc K. q. C.'s
last n1si.t, ans: ~ NC nrG jass going to press,
h,ye only tune III gar ,ttat thu lucoting WAS
i,sge respectable sud enthusiastic. Col. 4. i.
tosa:t va, c4llcd,to .hc chair, and Myron y.
Bartlett. ESP. Was rcGurs,cd To act :.s Sccrs-
r:ry. The o4!;"ets oil tE,c meeting was explained
lI 1:ol. c,wsu in II lev w.G,i:nl.d rc,narks,
w:.ra Gen. Krli*v w"s in.rn:uc"d, who I'd
.!ttS>"s: tile :.>.ct,blagc .or upwards Of an tnur
IL .!a.l ..slt mud ::ppr.pr:atc u.au.."r. Able
>;'rcesrs var: u!so mas!e T.: Msj- Castci laans,
,.n!. s'c.s'. s'..'. S'cvart, Of Mobile, ard Col.
t'owars, Of Altar: Til. s.loSt :rarked utteu-
tina was given TIC Speakers ,irousuou@, and
,:,e Lc,t spi,i: sce'.t.! tn prevail Sucee.a ut
,,,'d tic X. q. t;;.'s, say sc: More aaou.-
iSuut!.4U Lanfid+,dcE
, 1860-03-27

On thc It'll Inst bv thc RAJ Mr. 1tnrv Nt. UT Ell
ZElMMEf. atd F.ORENIlSE NtkufS. butl Of Til.
city.
t,n the ed int. 1y the Ivz Co1an At he !cAren.e
# the hide. f.tI III Gtfaws. Mr. IDSEtd +. rJfs
TER to Miss Ma EGAEar IlOSSAEk.
rn the 211 inst. the icl:aan1 lions. br tte Rev.
Htnry Cnx. Mr. JULIUS y. Whitney to Miss COZ
DELLA WAI ItISS.
, 1860-03-27

Concert ASp TA1R FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
Cnrgcu or THE AscsSs1oS.-The Church, {s:t-
uascd on Oak street near Wells, Sorth pi,is;ou>,
il part Vi the eisJ in which such Church is
,err much needed, proposes to bold Festival
OIL Tuesday evening, the 10Th Of spill, at Nc
tropo:its Hall, for lie purpose Of ra5sing funds
10 MD them in carrying on t!lsir enterprise.
For tl.c musical part Ct the f. ;tival the gratut
aus scrsiccs Of several Of our best musicians
hare been secured. among whom NC may nell
tim 1'eCjcrqnc, the popular violinist, Stau''.
lie rasslo, Tohey, aud others Of like celebrity.
Fur the Fair tie ladies' Of tLc Parish viii make
ample provision, and the retrtshmcut tables
wisl he libcra1|y supplied. Let all who lore
good music be present. They may expect Il
treat. Let those also who lore 10 encourage q
lauiablo enterprise be present. Their money
Will tc well spent.
, 1860-03-27

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LIEF
J. fur liz u.unti. thu i til iEtt nile fr,c,
thc Post tie VT IN oa: tiu:k tro 1asse A.i;soads
we tuEa e4 and vii r. +: 10 aiaa farri w.itout
Ch fifty Ghsars nonth. tod 1eitF :uccs re-
."r j. Cal ats5 er son stsAst soe1A No. ~ or i've
days. Massxst
, 1860-03-27

TuE SAHp Ban CAsE.-Tbc great Sand Bur
case is stil! in progress in the U. S. District
Court. and will probably occupy the entire
, 1860-03-27

The WEA1uER.-Wintcr returned to Ibis neck
of,woods on Sunday and Sunday night, and two
inches Of SNOW fill with right January furry
and b!uster. The morning sun took things in
hand, aud By noon, spring styles were resumed.
, 1860-03-27
DIE D.


ftta!td n TIE world.
No o:hrr dTc his scen arA1yzed-
M ether ye produces s,:eh :ault'nss cs1c:s,
No Ut!er DIE eau te arp;!.J raT;dlY.
10 otEer dye Is 70 laSin= IN il. ELECTS.
No ohes dye improves the ex uf the Ear. Il has been
AyAlfZEn ny DI:. gHltTrS,
Cftn.t to III. Cro: Water Ge.ra ct Scrv York. ard
tied by Lin tn ba ha.n6% rJoa Water. Ills es
fcae 1a3r lc At tic estssaeit of the 11lr
S1!e7.ri hsr7, a2d eliea " al hr t.cskes.- cEI
TAD31;D. Nc. A+to. Eoaee. Sc% I";E.
JOHN y. TA!k. Agent,
rh'EiAH1n 1strake h*.rst t.iic.ro
, 1860-03-27

Sec advertisement Of House Wanted, in
new advertisement column this morning.
, 1860-03-27
NTAFFOlsD s. SAIEDLBY'S
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
By CATALOGUE,
THEIR S.ALEsRO01T,

AT THkktk SALESlxO011,
1l9 South. Water Street, Chicago,
Twu deosx at clarx street.
Ne viii SIT to the h fhrs b!iter on shs
Isia a1sy of \ prll ncxsy
sale 10 a 4. w. +1Ec a,sn!t'ent of fresch
stuck Of alnt* n.* ~. rnp+u,:. van'sh Se.. Of
htuse uecGnlnx t:ssl. toasxtt4 n AT ~ fGowA:
III 1rsr. Preach s!ree ar 'aht tall >;ze.3 tlc< s4w
~ American - "
shh7s J4aM.
1.itfs 4o do eal'.: eash.>
~: y; fu's,,assSa;n'.a 81. r;sEs%rSa as; rs r.
lkre ii Iii F!o1tu. va:rs.h
5ktF., x.l.. tch- M. Ex. tsash F1Enl.h-
~ tf'is. Spir.s. TM.r+n'irr.
f..1a every varey ami co'o:: S.ft, conn1c.s. &c.
Eas~t"Sa<s will os r<..eN oa -nead@y, 28fh>
Terms of .a;c N &.r know Il, 1r,:,.
At the ctDen VI the shalt OfIr 70 haif
<1es.+ T.a- aue-s arta ity
As t'"t'.:e II tM.r NJ. 1o5 East ttll,u. Ht.rei,
sas,! xs.nG, .ul IN: tnt'.r d.EnE ktth+n and
tw.s La u arFes ~ l.ttE. akA Id
nswra. F"t :ar lcn "a ilH r.ns :s sssct.oLrr:s.
Al.u lnrr ar, .t4~ i"t .i;,aei IN su' h-we,t
eH.! u Maskst ai inttha f sts-taA v,rr e
nrx--tnls:hcr with tt~ Two d~.l fnrs ire s~n++
iaEa an! tw, .sorr IN dwtl NJ TIE
eur1Sr af w;ch il ~rs! tr TO Eusl itsa4 Th~
xrMn.f 'et j. nt +h r annunI. tuF "a iculas apply
IN the s.n,l. oI to the SCH. Etrsrs.
>ac tr>itiss. TsEr.- ca.h. -
nlnlo...l In. srAfful:D + sMEnLEf, Auet'n.
, 1860-03-27
150lrDtllu.

ROARDING-A neatly furnished
from. u II! II. nnt Arr MY b. %.
.a}nett With lusId tur uufu.tdn an.Eso> atatnnd @
Lake 3tr-t. MT INV
Observation-Disclosures and IN
furnished 70 ,lls sua*e FIT gentleman and Lady
au! single kxtAemen. =. let with LAri H. AH. ~ south
AT H.s A. II " t1,'t1 s.te-Te. III h34.W
, 1860-03-27

MEEr1S1 or ExEcGTIvE Coyu17rEe.-Tbc
Executive Committee are requested to meet at
the Supervisors Rooms Tn Wednesday eyen-
ing March asth, at II o'clock. business oi
gfeatimportuucc will come, aud every member
is requested to be present.
F.. e. 1Arxen pre.,t
, 1860-03-27

FINE SunrpnEnf.-We call attention to Or.
Egaa's advertisement, in another column. lie
is d:srosing Of large stock Of his finest cyer-
greens and his choicest s1'rubbery, and now is
the time for our citizens to adosn their homes.
Surely all can spare something to such Il pur-
, 1860-03-27

kESrucK1Axs.-A meeting Of Kentuckians,
now residents Of Chicago. will be lcld ut the
fremont House OIL Wednesday evening, fer the
purpose Of extending their kind nnd ii icadly
reception to Kentucky delegates to the Saticnal
Convention.
, 1860-03-27
THE CITY.

- See advertisement Of Messrs. Akllurst
L Douglns.
, 1860-03-27

EoAraES, Auor!-If you want good Head
Light, bring your lamps to the Lamp ard Oii
1a6 Clark street. between Washing
Ion and Madison streets, and have them altered
10 burn Kerosene OIL. We have altered any
1antity, which are giving great satisfaction.
NnroE, "a
, 1860-03-27

kEEosESE ASn Coal OscLAMps.-The smallest
stock in the city Of oil x!yEts can be iound ut
Lamp and Uil Emporium between Washington
and Madison streets. lncil2:; 1T
, 1860-03-27

REconuEn's CorRr.-Tto Recorders Court
comcs in session for its April term on Wedncs-
day Of next week. There arc fosty-scycn cases
Of parties held On criminal charges. anu Of these
thirty ore in JUL. We append the lists just
drawn for tue Graud and Petit jurics:
, 1860-03-27
Oepx unD Car.

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
i wn~1 .h- Oe<,Est and Aur-f. NJ. II Isana"'rh
s.rts taseo toors ii CLARK !;hs.o \! aei u.
cutie D elsa!un-l Eses..Le Utln aud AuFai sur
s: s st, T. she II IT, ~. hssfn y ~; IT. i. dfaf % A.;
AsE and 8. ye.s Dy. E.s o:era+inDs up the Ere sH
La II 4uy when Of .cnt asI t- er"G. hr*r.
eures at,Etctet patients al tts Of the t4on-
.n sve. ha FcpHt n A. eminent aud sk1 ~ oFs'
ratoY a.yeF tased hy ny Specialist the Cn"fl-
nens i trati.e the T. AMI kar whcn vi contain
ap:e4r ires:ri, tons ssni psent, ds.re<. .hess
ss,rs;., e. r:Li IL, A5t nnt required. ulf.-tyAkv
, 1860-03-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

II Go to John Jones. l19 Dearborn street
and pct your e]otkes cleaned and repaired.
They Will be well done aud at prices to suit the
timex.
, 1860-03-27

70 For the best ILptr Hangers and Decora-
torx cal at Faxon's, 70 Luke street Work
abrams warranted mcf11S-;t
, 1860-03-27

1Sn1ASA.-Forzncr citizens Of Indiana are re-
quested to meet at The Law Office Of Aessrs.
Marsh d King, &c Dearborn street, to night,
Tuesday ereping, to make arrangements for the
reception and accommodation Of the Indiana
delegation to the National Convention,
, 1860-03-27

ALMOST DlsAs1En.-hs the funeral Process
sim WIS moving from the City Hospital ycstsr~
day mp South Clark street, with the remains Of
tL i'll fatel lady, the victim Of the Kailroad &C.
cidcnt, elsewhere referred 10, from tic passing
Of locomotive the horses attached 10 the hearsc
and also those a:tcctei to the following vehicle
look fright, and ran Away at fearful rate Of
speed. Fortunately they were checked without
doing other damage tLaa breaking ahe p:lc Of
the laet.
, 1860-03-27

TuE NEW CoScEnr HA1I.-The new Kinga-
bury Hall will be finished in week or two. The
frescocrs are at work on the cciliug. C. y.
Prast has become tho lessee. twill be formal
" opened on the Goth Of April in concert b5'
the Mende.ssohns. It will seat seven Auntsrcd
for its size will be u gem cf place, and ,ncst
popular with certain ctassca Of entertainments.
, 1860-03-27

ASS1yEnsAnr.--The anniversary o: Oar Eec-
eyolcut Society Of the Tabernacle baptist and
its Mission Sabbath Schools takes place this
evening At the Tabernacle Church, Dexplaiues
street, ncnr Washington street. Exercises c,n,-
tneuce ut r. n, precisely.
, 1860-03-27

MUSICAL US1ox CoNpucTor.-Last evening
the Musical Union unanimously elected in placa
Of C. n. Cady who some weeks ago resigned,
rrof. il. G. Eird. Prof. Bird comes from
musical atmosphere, haring been educated in
BOSTON and vicinity, is ashorousL musician, aud
will doubtless ,mpaEt rcw vigor to society
llus already done mucn to improve the taste of
Crr
, 1860-03-27

~ c. H. EE4:Iv.', !t.r::.i.G -ts:a, t. Ee:y5e-ra
t'cs!sar:.f r&s:s+ 7'-:ft71s for shss al t'a ~
Ltz i;as F,;,ert " :fx Ior~A Ses. }a!.lse+.
, 1860-03-27
:1f1rms, Lots, Sc.
TAR1tS FOR SAIF.-Thrze first

rat.. !rp ov.l f.F-s f.r .ae c!ea7. ia th- Sta'e
Wiscna-:n RON ~, = 1utts Surn 1t MI xankte
aad within nile Of rnt @s.htnon, which IL nce
E. ~ iwr hf .QY .rEaAAa=. .isaat+ tht tlcte ct
Lake II eh:sn Ont ta1nl ns ~ 1cfra. ~r Improved.
vi. T. ut lxe1in.s H. &'hri eArnf: As'. t~'
tena1t hnu:es 1he Travelled 1o1d and co view
os TIE LAKE. FEste 41A0.
tns Farm y III acErs half Improved md taanes TIM
ter. EEee 3i-lu. 80
Fury ans 1.,se 1nat.rr@ nt Et from town. Nth rood
ku~.e I'D ham, rarra rzchast. nj. aso. 70
.tn;nnf win Solnx orchI1d 5aa good house an1
ear4 Altl I: na1i huusc.
Two xn.Nr .usc< anil lots with barns, sfu trees aud
with sod view uf the tosts the akt o. In lhe piers.
All The above wall +.~Ttd will b. sid very cheap.
Tern. Of p,ymeat hal down xua balance tine. IL re-
qu. ~: fu1t7e. Particular Inquire af subscriber At
Like strscs Idke Noe lnnl. coner Of MARKET. er Of
3,tr1n I I. Iixt.tlT3Ik EGG.
, 1860-03-27

IHAleM FOR S.ALE.-The "llound
j, Farm three niles Vest Of jacksonville. fllnt.
RI ,ke In. n:t p1ututttvs Ia tie state u"
f-r At private sx. 1t contains y: acres Of high dr.
midst Of landscape cf suTra.rnx htau.y. 1bere !" IN
otha Il choice btug ap-e. pcaeh ana pear t7ees one
Of Hcr-t sext.nk amt laWtn t!1Fk
terr!sx: eotnno1s dwelling hou.e and stnaat hou*e
l.Fc aud ccn> sn, nt t7sn tose Of e be-, 10 sh*
ioo"' In fat ssw. an! Furnishes r:ay 4arfti =, b+
saa. 70 Ill ar2ort puin's. The cisv ecnsan* tse
sYsxes fsnae 7e,deMY and ts s14s in.t';nsons To-.
sold in lot y 4uhllrde IN" Il ur pnc'1s.
TtrMs reasonable. luY,tsc &! the ~ ssIIr ~ The
ptru1lsEs. AUSTIN ROCkMELL.
,II.tacngiE liz Ill. E:h1nasY tth, tn ff1x.Ml.tsw
, 1860-03-27

[X?ANTED-$10,00 600 or $4,000.
Eac9e! ru.tha~ The above At can't tt 80 I, for
whts' will BE- paid flEth in cash. tn".aa tt GitJ
Properly nt,cncuMeea d:ala.ee In nttss ad sftrss.
Wnu! tscs stocS i:n:s country sf1t. Ct ae O
lvs= arlnuu.. Ad:ttss 3. ,h.eaks sailing wh,tc r6ts
mar te .e7 Interview lad which EcEpt
ss,tDtEa. u.h1f1.w
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11

The MAELsTRoM.-Th following passage
from letter from Norway, published in the
Boston Transcript, is interesting to those
whose ideas have heretofore vacllated be-
tween belief in its terrors as depicted by
representations of large vessels just disap-
pearing beneath the raging waters, and the
frequently circulated modern statement of
its fabulousness:
Ire far famed maelstrom is found be-
tween two of the southern islands of the
Lnfoden groupe, and from one of these is
lands 1t is named the "Mosken-stream," or
In Norwegian, the "Mosken-strommen.u Its
violence greatly depends on the direction
and strength of the wind, as we'll as on the
tides, and the moons influence thereupon.
1t is said to be most violent with gales of
westerly winds. and on the full and change
OF the moon. Sometimes small boat can
pass right across it without danger; at 9th
er times it would be dangerous for even a
large steamer to approach it, Not that she
would be swallowed up and whirIed down
to the mermaids, but that she would prob.
ably turn round, lose her steering. and
be dashed against the surrounding rocks.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
A New Mode of Punlshment.

1t is we'll known among the initiated that
many Of the penalties incurred by delin-
quent soldiers takes the form of a punish
meut against which the whole nation, were
1t better Informed in relation to such mat
ters, would protest as with one voice; but
here is an example of refinement in torture
which transcends all that we have ever
heard Of in the way of army or navy disci.
pline. 1t appears that a certain Lieutenant
Stark, of the Marine corps at Key West,
has invented an instrument of torture called
the "Cruci6x," on which men, for trifing
Offences are triced at their full length for
hours together, by strong cords Some
weakly constituted persons have tainted.
and many. it is feared, are contracting fa-
tai diseases from injuries received while
thus hanging" Every day for the last
month this barbarous torture has been in
nicted on soldiers who enlisted to be treated
as men. One old man in particular, who
has been over twenty years in the navy,
and who fought in every battle during the
Mexican war, has been so unnaturally used
by LIT. Stark's orders, that it is feared be
Will die. A short time since three men were
kept hanging on the "crucihx' all day
long, until sundown, being lowered one
hour out of every three. 1t would be but
an act of justice to "trice up" this Leuten-
ant Stark on his own "crucifix" and keen
him in that position until beyond recovery.
rs. f. Mirror.