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= PhiIadeiphia ACADEMY Of cI-s,e.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 The season AZ the
Academy OF Music opened this evening under
most nattering auspices, with the Performance Of
sonnambula, Patti appearing as Amina The
Natal sisters appear Tomorrow IN Trovatore.
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All of DIR. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho.
meopsthic Remedies put W, expressly for family
in cases. containing. % walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
N. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, $50 north F street
also by +. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfianimations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma g. ly
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-The Breckinridge democra-
cy In State Convention at ST. Paul, on Thursday
last, nominated a full State and electoral ticket
Senator Rice was present, and made q speech
against Mr. Douplas
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HKw YoxK, Sept 20-stocAs are bit r; Chi
ego and Rock lslsnd 7px; Illinois cea'rsl shsreu
e6h; do. bonds OK, Michigan Scntberu -; Ne =
York Central s. n Reading t7xi Hudscn River
r. r. n; No. 6SsPXs 80
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HoIIOwAv,s prTra

Aeidify Of the Stomdeh-These medicines are A
most powerful antacid remedy for the correction OF
all those aciditIes, whether induced by debility
from fat substances in the stomach, or impaired by
e1cess1the torpid functions are stimulated, the
blood ceansed. and the secretions of the bile and
liver purified. Sold byal Druggists, at &c.. g. and
81 per box. se l4-lw
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The Grain Trade Of Toronto

ToRoSre, Sept. ls.-The receipts Of grain to-
day amount 10 - 600 bushels, the largest day,s
receipts OF the season, raj! wheat averagessi 30
g. - :
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Heavy Robbery,
Baltiusrs Markets.

NEW YoRk. Sept ia man named Ricketts,,
from England, Was robbed Of a dram for fi0i 600
last night IN this city.
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MARRIED.

at the Ninth street Parsoi are. Mr.. JOHN Bur
GEE, to Miss MAGGIE MILLER, all of Wash.
ington.
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MRS: WINsJow, an experienced nurse and female
Physlclan, has Soothing Syrup for Chtide1 Teeth
Tag, which greatly facilitates the process teething
by softenlng the gums, reducing al Inflammation
will 6llaJ all pain, and Is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, it will give rest
70 yourselves, and reef and health to your infants
another column. 90 lily
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MYERS MIRACULOUS VgRMIN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for extermiIat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants
Musqnitoes, Fleas, Moths, Grain Worms and Gar
den Insects.
UIPrincipal Depot. 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma 1s-Sm
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LOCAL NEWS

U-Though Tbs STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In uss south of Baltimore, It's edition
is 50 srgess ID require it to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock IN; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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ANOTHER MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF PuR-
Lie ScHooLs.-In our report Of yesterday, the
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of public schools
held the previous afternoon, we omitted to notice
the passage Of resolution agreeing to hold an
other meeting Of the board on the afternoon of
Thursday, the 9th Instant.
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RARRy,s TRIcopHRPors

10 the best and cheapest article for Dressing Bean
ufying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair Ladies, try 1t. Sold By all Drug
u sts and Perfrmers ar l26m
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HOMEOPATHIC REMKpIEs

READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read ii; it will interest you.
an 2O-eOly
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of Messrs. Mcclure d
Co., in another column, In regard to the auction
sale at O'Clock this afternoon, Of two valuable
building lots on street, opposite Franklin
square.
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FURTHER POsTPONKMENT.-The match game
between this National and Potomac Base Ball
Clubs, which was to have been played yesterday
afternoon on the grounds, on Maryland avenue
on account Of the rain. Due notice will be given
of the next appointment
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-A black SETTER SLUT, lost IN the
IL Center Market, on the morning of the q = +,
18th Instant. Any person returning her to-
500 18th st., Island, will be suitably re-~
warded by the subscriber.
sel8 ST. r.. BELTS.
q SREWARD-Strayed OF stolen on Wednesday
o. the isth inst a large red buffalo Cow, 90
and white underneath. There is a mark or
scratch on the right hind quarter, forming nearly
straight line which is only dscernabe close OBJ
servaton. The above reward will be paid for her
return to me, or for any information that may lead
to her recovery. JOHN McNERHANY,
SO 46tT Corner 9Th and u streets north,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

for Other Georgetoscn adce,ftssnests see first page
0%GEORGETOWN TAXES-October LIST
uS being the usual time for the settlement OF
taxes due this Corporation, the attention of all
ceTned is earnestly called to the same:
CHARLES ID. WEIGH.
Sc l9-tOctl Collector,
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REVIVAL MEETINGS The heavy rains Last
meetings In progress at the various Methodist
churches. or course the congregations were
small but the meetings spirited and interesting
hthe Ninth street Methodist Protestant Church,
the text Of Philippians, Sd, 1914. After short
time spent In singing and prayer, the announce
ment was made that Rev. w. T. DUNN would
preach tonight. Much interest is apparent In
This congregation. 49,
Atthe Methodist Church South, Rev. Mr.. Proc
tor conducted the meeting. After brief dis
course, the exercises at the altar were resumed
ana one conversion was reported. .-.r
AtWesley Chapel, Rev. Mr. Grandin conducted
the meeting, opening with brief and pertinent
sxnortation The exercises were quite interest
isS ana closed with the announcement that DR..
Edwards would preach tonight rs'
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AWAITING REoufsrrfoNs.-Oncer Keess start
ed this morning for Baltimore to obtain an order
nom the States Attorney Of Maryland for requ-
siton for F. Horburg, alias F. Lamar, alias l. D..
Luilly, who was arrested In this city, and stands
indicted by the gaand jury I'm Baltimore in two
cases of false pretences. While in Baltimore, ut
the REG nest Of the committing magistrate he will
ascertain the wish Of the States Attorney relative
10 the man Stephen Robert, who was arrested by
Oficer Yeatman last Tuesday, for larceny in Bal
timore. Both these prisoners " committed by
Justice Dom to the county JAIL to await REQ ui-
sition from the Governor of MARYLAND.
CENTRAL GuARDHoUsK CAsss-Wsdne,doy-
James Lucas, col, fghting workhouse 90 days
Buck Swagart, drunk and lighting; do. 90 DAYS
George Amey, stealing; do. 30 DAYS. Teresa
Gugan, drunk and dsofderly; do 80 days Henry
shaffer, drunk In the street; do. 90 days. Thomas
Smith, drunk and vagrant; do. 90 DAYS. Jenny
Russell, col, disorderly and fighting; do 30 DAYS
Frank Barnes, disorderly; fine and costs 81 Is
One ledger was accommodated. Thursday. Kate
Williamson, drunk and disorderly; workhouse
30 days. VIM. Sanderson, do, do; 90 days. Jas
EngFam, do; fine and costs 81 Is, Mich1 Maher,
do, do; $215. Two dodgers were accommo-
dated.
CHANGING AGAIN.-We learn that the School
Trustees are about ordering a corrected list Of
books to be used In the public schools. The last
was issued prematurely. It is said, and therefore
has to be corrected. The corrected list will be
properly authorized, and SO will stand till--the
next correction. The books are paid for by the
parents Of the pupils, except those in INDECENT Cir
cumstances.
THOSE who have been deprived Of the pleasure
OF attending the performances of Woods Min
strels, at Odd Fellows Hall, by the recent heavy
rains o. nights, will probably have an opportunity
Of enjoying themselves in that way for the balance
Of the week. This Troupe Is unanimously voted
to be the best of the kind that has ever visited
this city, and they richly deserve the patronage
Of the fun-loving public.
.
FURTHER POsTPONKMENT.-The match game
between tbs National and Potomac Base Ball
Clubs, which was to have been played yesterday
afternoon on the grounds, on Maryland avenue
and Sixth street east. VIVA indefinitelv nnsfnoned
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EOR REST-Possession on the LIST of October.
i The DWELLING HOUSE No. 43s ID street,
at present occupied by the Rev. DIR. Butler, and
next door to the residence OF the advertissT
J. NJ. CARLISLE.
N.B.1,It will not be let for boarding house.
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FOR ENT1A three story and basement
and sts. north, near 1t Aloysius Church, con-
tanning comfortable rooms. For particulars ap-
ply next door south, or to WISE a. CALLAHAN.
Sc
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EOR RENT-A three story -and-attIc BRICK
DWELLING, on street, between 18th and
front DWELLING HOUSE, on 18th street, be-
tween l. aud MASSACHUSETTS, av. possession given
some time in October; the house TO be reprinted
Store No 502 nth IT. an 25-4ws
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SEE ADvKRIIsKNxxr, In another column, Of the
bot ana shoe sstzblishmentT Of Mr.. Cummings,
On esyenth sstrct by which extra Bargains re
Hohceod ~ II public, In that branch Of buane0.
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lfOR SALE-A very good and substantial Brick
l. HOUSE-and Lot-Ewith rooms, In coed and
improving art of the city, Pa avenue and the
Center Market. Apply at No 26s street north,
or at ANTHONY'S Hat Store, nh st. SO lift
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EOR SALE OR RENT-The Brick HOUSE,
Il No. 457, on street, between 18th and 18th
Sta, and possession given on or before the LIST of
October For particulars apply at the Grocery
Store of p. WHITE Il CO., corner Of and 18TH
sts.; or on the premises. Sc 1857
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&c PosTrosxb.-rhe great prize picnic OF the
Howard Association, for the beasnt Of the poor
which was TO have taken place a Arlington TO.
day, has been postponed until Monday, Sept, oath
See advertisement In another column @lf-k Is
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EOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
j pleasantly situated on the northeast corner of
Nj and 10th SITS. west, containing 10 rooms, besides
Kitchen, bath room. and cellar or basement rooms
for fuel hot and cold water in kitchen, bath room
and some of the chambers; gas throughout the
house large yard, stable and carriage house. In
CURE Of G, 8 O'HARE, Grocer, No, 252 nth ST.,
between M and N sts sc 1857
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EOR B0STON.-The fine schooner Henry Per
Is now dischargIng her freight. For freight ~
or passage apply 10
: HARTLEY & BROTHER,
1851 90 and IOI Nater at
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ITO LET-A four-story BRICK WAREHOUSE
Il on Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets
The building contains four large halls 100 feet deep
This is one of the best business stands on Penn.
avenue. For further particulars inquire of C..
WOODWARD. Sc list
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EOR RENT-Pa't of HOUSE, comprising
parlor, two chambers and kitchen, furnished or
unfinished, or rooms with private Board can be
obtained al No. 81 sou IN side Pa. avenue between
9Th and 10th SITS. Sc 1857
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~ just rsoeived win b cold low 1or cssh.
&C. bLANQHAR1 Q HOHgn.
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EOR RENT-The HOUSE No. 241 street,
L between 18th and l4th streets, now occupied by
DR.. Lieberman. ltcontains 9 rooms besides kitch-
heated by furnace and supplied with gas and water
fixtures. A good brick stable is attached TO the
premises. To a good tenant the rent will be mod
crate ana possession may be had about the LIST of
October Apply on the premises between the hours
Of and 60 clock p. m. SO l8-eo6tf
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rested BY SOeeianc III il hiss W. an, ar
making his nose bleed. He was taken before
usuee Dom, who osdefed Pegg 20 pay 81 81 fine
ply sort ofa mau, batfrefesed 10 pay, and chose
be committed for sixty days. The rain was
descending In torresb, aud . hack was brought
Into which he got with the officer and started
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TOR HlRE-A SERVANT MAN, (slave) IS
= years old; is competent to take care Of horses.
Apply q No SSs NinR G Street, Or bowen
ana j. --1tr So ll-lwS
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lS6 p,cr WTEIN y oWp SSHA a4E 4S6

A PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
& Handsome assortment PICTURE CORD and
TASSEi.S, Crimson, Scarlet, Green and Blue
Colors, from photograph to portrait size Picture
Cord all sizes and coors Also, Picture Rings and
J. MARKRITER'S, No, 4s6 Seventh st.
! doors above Odd EalInus, Hall
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY-A magnificent
"A FARM for sale or exchange for city property,
ton, Orange and Alexandra Railroad. IL is under
a high state OF cultivation, wen watered, good
buildinss and timber; It can be bought low. Call
81 str SLIM
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L situated IL miles north of Soldiers Home and
miles from Washington city, being part Of Chi;
lum Castle Manor; Is acres in market garden and
the balance is heavily timbered, with a spring OF
never failing water, a young orchard of peaches and
stand No. I'll Center Market, of Mrs M0RTI-
MER or on the place to !. II. MORTIMER.
au S1-Svs LEI
, 1860-04-02

Lot with ctgce corner Wells and J1ckson streets sua5e
fo stone wood yari I<ts cunef Waaash avsru; and
Jackson Bt3et, Lots Wata-h and Eaatoph 1t.
Apply At the office Of WALKER CUTTING, Ia. n
No. Walkers U,t1IpE. DeasboIn stsctt Or % u ".
, 1860-04-02
Daily Review OF Chicago Market.

SA7rRpA1 EyEx1sd. March 81.
FL0UK-Reccipt., 600 bol*. Market mora active. tut
unchanged. Sales e:-e;0 b. L. "Wolf kiscf Spring
extra on r. t. 900 lbs choice Spring Extra a: st9s DID,
100 bbls "Eelena tround hoop ST st.s dr co
thas ht Cpl &4ex DEL; 1 te. .Eupifu do Al elso
DEL; 100 bbls fsIt extra Go ut q. - del.
MILL 6TEFfS-5 tons Sho Is Al t;s.oo del.
WNEAT-Nee-Iptt, 1:..al tu. Market qu.ct Sales
800 bu No Spring fah rcceps) In two lots =
s5kc s.orc bu do, for delivery between the s and
the 18th APRIL sellers opcn at &c in tose= 500 bu eh~e
sp,tus Log delivered; u blsa No Spring al aste on
track
cOnN-ReccIpts, 1a.ec3 tu. Market Ecavy and Sc
lowcr. salcs trr:-sooo bu receipts No At &c
hose Loo ayerecciets 10 ii l5c in sore aob7
receipts No al In eorc; 800 tu Rejected ii c
track; 200 hi BY ks1n1c MT &c on track 500 tu eo1
on track on p.i
oATs-Rcccir.s SSH bs. Market dull sud ke lower.
sses were 4s au No n, SIC on ack soo bu 10 ii s+c
on ttark t.ooo bu do at ssc del.
RiE-Keee:pts II In. In limited demand anl not firm
Sales were :-3a sacks u u:ack RYE a. &c on track.
BANLEY-Eeeel1&s.1 SSH bu Qu!ss- Sa1es wcsc:-:oa
bu No at &C On track.
SEEDS-Receipts. co.6{ lu. Timothy In limited dc.
uanl aad 1:arccy ru alcs were: hags choice at
Seed quiet tsgs Al 41Go+ Clover and 1Iunxazan
Gsats du1-acelectet.
MESS poRK-Qu1et aud nominal II e:G.s9 O %l;,oe
| LARD-Se1ce 1t 1oEc-
| ITALIANS Ibis. prime Country q: 1oe.
.1L1DES-Rcctia's 13,7s3 lbs. Steady Gsten. 6:ac.
Green sailed, 7Sc. Extra, stc. CAf, &c.; hiI, se.
Dry Salted. l4E g ike
rorATOEs-Dull At ::@ssc.
BCTTER-Fsskn. e.a loc. Roll, 10 q 11e.; dairy. Il
/ Cite.
EGGs-2s tb.s. 1sch u. &c.
| HIGNWISE:S-to bbl.. at 19e.
ALCOHOLIC O 4lc-
LIVE sTocK-Rcoe'pss. %. Cattle. -, Hoss. and 10
, 1860-04-02

From the Marx Lane Express MARCH III
The past week Inns been rcry c1,cqnered in its
c|larucfer. II commenced with much rain, fol-
lowed by sprinelikc mi!duess; then came vio-
lent cutting winds, with lail; uud tnatly, re-
turn to cold, with some snow. Neither lilase
nor the Wheat plant has male much progress.
Reports vary as respects the growing crop, but
everywhere it is small aud wenk; aud much is
left unsown. In the clavs the frosts are said to
hare raised the soil inluriousIy. as its small
growth will not allow narrowing and rolliaCl
IL l@c light Iauds there il much mfg plant, while
some portions hare been flooded where the seed
had not gcrminated. Still it il now canning up.
and looking better than expected. Old stocks
arc much reduced, and several markets hHve
been scanty; but the weeks transactions for
the most mart show little or no change Of prices
Several count,ies-as Portugal, Spain, md
1taly-n,c insufliciently supplied, ant! forelgn
markets mostly keep firm. Bat Wheat in
Francc has been rather easier, as well as at
Dapzic. The other Baltic ports hare been
quiet without change.
Belgium, aud Holland have maintained former
priccs. Zurich bcin. better supplied, has
rnther abAted tbs late high ratea. Odessa notcs
no alteration. At Trieste there was more OF an
upward movement. and the Spanish markets
have remained hlgtlpriced. lssca,istntts ut
New York werc little altered; but holders #
Whcat asking TO cents per hus1el adrancc,
have found less freedom in sa1es. Foreign arri-
vals have continued insignificant; mud NORTH
must for time remain scanfy. From the Black
Sea fair quantity may be expected.
The arrivals oil the coast since the I'd instant
hare been q cargoee; Of which : cargocs were
Wheat, S Barlcy, 5 Maize, and Rye.
The sales noted last week were 1?,2s";1 qrs
Wheat, ut 44s I'd, against loa.a16 qrs in 1s:s'-
The london averages were 4fs Id on 81 qrs
The arrivals OF Wheat md FIour III the prin
cipal ports Of Great Britain tor the week ending
agth or February were equal to l6,7"s qrs.
, 1860-04-02

TOR SAI.E-At the great Musl-
aIe by II .son i Nnau, Of 5osun. Persons e.tss In
city county desiso44 Of procuring xne Church r.
etsne chea ~tl fn Al ny Eole - Lake stet. Chi
caso suprar Instrument, which sl tc sold Tor LEES n
cot. Terms raaa- .,.,..
-1G M H. NJ,
, 1860-04-02

= IT NFFF nrY
- nsas..a ,a -" s'..1.
buoysst idees. howcres m ioui se,si rb.y1 ~
sai % 49, st:ts Z 81 ~
.@ I;a' = y c,a:a t ~ ~ thitplnK o'and
ana n"neny uneAahsGu; Eaes ~ Ibis c1M.
as g IN i, a'oTo ess s*Say snq a
aaod III Il ss JsIsey. Kuekwheat Flour plen'
!! atusxr: M ~. st:eS E1s ~. psi ewt;
I,nt HEswEAn, ~ ,, 'aes ~ bbs ~. spHats TuTpcntanr
GsIyWss sts ,1s, 1g oo:s @ ,,,,ns6 II.
4'sx II W. nscase Sprns A.d Mwaukee Club
rs Hn s ss =, - iog " 1usn gooa aNe GasaHa t'It
n 'A ,s c. tanES ye tar supply ano d9 ~
fere Il 9 S1 ~ 1r ~ Enoe .ahEe a sa
sasM ih ea ~ a1e = ~; ~
III sios T. rc Ye.% .!:x auI sou,hs1p oaet and
AMI hs "rrt =, T. - " Uhs 1T ar,ent .sSai
Ca;ad an and tate liz outsGe ncc aier.nls reInsed
iEos.~Masfet @e f qnc and unchanged; small sales.
t,11~laT1 III n,iI ~ Ssf f,de vn,7. !. dn,, and
heavy Crte rrcTa ioc9: s,5es 6fG hi. At ii Sssl
T.yfor ,er - III 1o,tr ev rs. - mi n 1t
1eic. 1"eA' A'4 ''"et' '1'Se -1'SS 0'' -
, 1860-04-02
Agricultural Prospects III EuSIn1td.
lEfc,p lie MARI Lane Expsgxs, Ma1Gh FL

The week opened with . deal Of rain, but
cleared up ou Monday; aud that a1.d the fol-
lowing day were more. favorable. Field work
on tue high innds went on steadily; but the
wind hnyimg yeered round 10 the northeast, j:
became very cold again, with frosty nights.
Taking The grest vasis'y aud sudden M ID ehangss %
From The Woids Of Lincolnshire. under ta.c Of
Thursday, it was renarked, "SprlnE sowing :n,::
was free from, trust (and it "as Tue first. night
for many days. and almost weeks rain r. , and
unfit state Tor the reception Of reed. The tur--
nps are now nearly, it not entirely ESQ to speak)
finished, aud as prosnosticateu some weeks ago.
it il a serious problem how stock can exist until
grass comes. q which, at present, there j. no not
c,s have known for many Jcars, despite Mr
Cladstone's assertion, for in nddition TO bad
crop Of corn, asitnals are compelled to t!y to
the granary for support" Tie agricultural
prospects" nre therefore Of gleon'y character,
and ior The momcut scarcely 2lcan Of hope is
TO bc seen in the distance Even the high price
Of meat does not compensate for the Aeasy cost
Of feeding without the benefit Of turnfps aud
man Ucl l-WurIel.
, 1860-04-02
COUNCIL PIEOCEEDINf:s.

SPECIAL MErr1xa. March Il, 1861.
Present tha Mayor a,.A AAerrncn Ca!b. Marshall JoEcs.
joy yysr. Tah Fo*s, KeIu, cobb, Hubbard Wahl rrtn
desi1e. Perkins, and McDouald.
1hc i"on Ing Ordinance war p1ccntet and 1aS cd by
AZ OnplsAxcE c1,ucernEn: the Fire Limits.
$EcrinS l. Da ndased BY the Common Council q the
Cy Chicago: Iha. te,.us Hereby given 10 Prter
P.gc. Sylvester Ltd, g. n llolde: ard ot!cr. 10 rrect
w:iLlp the limits f n" South Division. the VACANT
of Of Lake aud Market etr es. temporary w"otc
building *ixt. u!ax EE rrqsr. and Of
ttct dlmrnons tia. thu ruiz regulating the are lin
quirt provide t7t they olsae to remove sd
uI rrinr nth first day pf hccemter He1t IN such
renasy skau cnpcu the Camp.olet for Ill
In removing t. king down lie Provided furshc.,
that II snc dnEls lakf 1cwn within the tiue
eehed the m7trria eia A b. tie property Of
the CRY Of a'hicaEp.
sxc :. THAT 50 n ch nf section nee Of an ordl:
twenty Municipal Law..) alsu al oth-r cs nan = OF
patt. II tpcohatet with III. provisions Of this
ordinance. ,sc ard the aanc arr htftby repealed.
II. U.kREtSMANt EHy Clerk,
, 1860-04-02


4 coop paozrEc1 .ossrr1sa wuE47:-A large breadth
of .p,us wh.at ~ hssn sown u ths aa m'st r.
inE. howssc t. the cold weather Of lie few days
1n1sasn has aet canu'etcei. e1et psra. u = tgw
but tc see oy walls warmth aid 1"ol'u'etoiahe
ras AZ esselsat Geraasng tas good beesthan
IT,. a ten ;s I'll ias Is IL 's IL esaso or sowns ,e n
ts uf Ars aid unfrcqurntly the work ss to IL ceay
!, L aiso foita:aie farmers hare been ac
rel il tcr wheat tins carly rs allows Mo's As T. py
tcsEar,,atss of tue sowing aad pla.n< VEG 81
ccsf s @ esaS e
eoI,tseuuentiy III Eli other eases.
s Ss ":ssa. i f It, s i
the papers from tote seet:cn ngres Y; staisrE tat
x,ss &c se . stey
lten pretty esl'eTaliy ktAed.
[f1cm the Henry coausy (lll.) chronssle.1
Is faz 1nqaies have lid r. we aIe MT !1ene1 10
tink breata Of %heat sown 10 thts (@ny tas ye
era ia raess wlohaye !asc3. Anc Gil Gscen Etyt
sSs d. Ii ass. s Fl" Ss s ri
cx.cEdc1 orcsthe wilolc Ceunty-
tFrom tic Al,cn Deuocrat.)
4 farmer frend and sulscslter writes from Widen.
~ i. II ;ie is;s kiil u winter xhea. uP hese ere;
1f rhe fnsls a.e .9wng sp.iaS ,es wet ~ -
sas san Fl T1s'l % HI Il & liz II @o,s
s. s nS ssa II s osmy ssf II y.
Issn to rgten ~ Nay, II the other conlfuue. aae
fEtom the Louisville Cour!eE.]
Ep1ons LOUISVILLE CprE!Ee: believe the caEpIa nt
,s snT ,e nmnnrt The f4tneIE ia that very much OF the
ssowns wilssi pcscts brown Or dc!d color. Ihls Is
owipc ,tly the II. qncn. fe, znE AID t'awrS ot Tue
h,.rsts ,F1ntc 1ust raa5eA which sas tsed the rod hr
NJ fs that tic t1s ii rpts take hd ard PERFORM
tuclr n1ce Of co.ycyinE nt'slncni 70 Tue rn1. NuE
t. f raox dawn the Immediate tcfo1c the h1 frn1n
AIril llla The whcat enrry. AlttSueI n"% foA5E
pcss at Y.s s eonss 1l sI,,E Sg.'s Ut; re- 70
,G;,t3s wh;yh o.i.cl wise would not te ral.'1.