, 1861-03-23
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
MnLEKA1 S1MPToMa-The lock.up ya
empty yesterday morning, which We beliey
never occurred before In our police annals.
Personal TAx SUITS. udgment was oh
j.. tained yesterday In the Police Court on q lars
number of Personal Property tar suite.
/ u Miraso1e's Juvenile Fancy Dress part,
!. will take place this evening ct his dancln,
academy. Gents and friends are invited,
/ ~ AIDE Auguera, piano forte tuner has rc
moved bis Office from 10 to 50 Lake street
over Gilbert d sampson's-
LARcEEY.-Testerday afternoon two me,
named Daniel Drew and Edmund 4. Randall
were held In the sum Of $500 each for stealipt
three watches, valued at $50, from gentle
uaan on North Clark street. =:
SWEETS OF LHE.-J. 4. Bracket has openei
q molasses candy and tafIy manufactory nndel
Bryan Hall on Clark street. He wIu be tht
children's candidate for Mayor some day, and
!! we pledge hlm-let Us see, five votes.
4 WOMAN on THE NoRatoss.-Miss Heller
II. Dresser, who has been in Utah, and know.
all about the Institution Of Brighamy as it ex
/ lists at Salt Lake, intends soon to lectare Ii
! Chicago.
! NEws.-The Atlantic Monthly for April, ant
! the April number Of Ls Bon Ton, containing
j the spsing fashions, hive been received hey J.
X. Walsh at his Book and Periodical Depot
corner Madison street and Custom House
! Place. d. ::
RELIGIOUS 1ETELL1gEEcE.-The Presbyter1
Of Chicago will hold its Annual Meeting in tht
Third Presbyterian Church, Chicago, SECOND
Tuesday {oth,) Of April at z o'clock p: N. Re
cords of Sessions and Statistical Reports vii
be presented and Commissioners to Genera
Assembly elected.
MoNA11T g. Co., 81 Dearborn street, havt
received the Atlantic" for april, q The Retg1
Of King Cotton" " Glimpses Of GaribaIdi, ;
and Charleston Under Arms" nre some O
its contents. "Le Bon Ton "for April, 1
beautiful number, may be had also by apply
ingto McNally d Co., 81 Dearborn street
WHISKY AND WATER an inquest Was heli
yesterday on the body Of J ohm CARRIER, ealoo1
keeper at Bridgeport, found in the rircr, OF
Thursday Afternoon, near Halstexl street
bridge. He had been misled since Tuesday
evening. Deceased was married mart, abou1
35 yeara Of age. The inquest dereloI,ed the
fact Il the deceased drowned himself during
fit of delirium tremens.
CONG ABROAD TO LEARN THE NEws-The
dispatch in the Eastern papers concerning ou1
recent election says that the city eharter has
been voted down. This certainly lea7es US in
m unfortunate plight, but the majority by
which 1t was voted down Is equally novel. II
one portion of the eastern press the majority
Is put down at *, $50, and in another at " 2s
In 1so."
A CHICAGO MEDICAL, s7UDzsg ON Els
TnAVE1s.--From Boston exchange We learn
that in tho town of Ware, Mass., on the 7th
Inst, Henry 5. Blood, Esq, hai1ing from Chi.
cago was married. to Mrs Sarah ID. Smith,
daughter Of Deacon Robert Tucker Last
week he was arrested and held to bail for
bigamy. Blood lived in Ware until 1857,
where he had wife and child, and they left
him for alleged impropr1eties with the WOMAN
now his second wife. He has since been q
medical student in New York and Chicago.
MEssRs. A. r. d G. 81. MnLER.-The enter.
prIsing brothers Miller, at No. a37 State street,
BY the enlargement Of their store to double
Its former s.ze, have one of the largest, as it
is enc Of the best supplied, Housekeepers'
Emporiums in the city. They have steadily
extended their business, and now enjoy larEe
trade among our residents It would be hard
to name m article Of household utility, from
kitchen stove to O clothes pin, that they have
not to offer, each the best Of Its kind. They
are agents for Kedzle's celebrated Water Fill
ter, and are largely iutrod ucing them ints use
here, Their Hardware aud Jobbing depart
uaents they make second to none In the city
in their class.
PERanR's PANORAMA OF THE HOLY LAND
TIE LAST N1oHT.-1n the exhibition of this
truly excellent Panorama at Kingsbury Hall
for the past few weeks our cinzens hare en-
}oyed rare privilege, for the painting is un-
rivalled By any that has ever visited our city.
Whether We regard the gorgaousness Of the
scenery, the astonishing atmospheric effects,
the wonderful arrangement Of the lights and
shades, the admirable grouping Of Oriental
costumes, the artistic adjustment of those
unappronchable skles,"-we are equally i'm
pressed with the astonishing powers displayed
in the achievement Of this chef-d'ou of art.
It is destined to be one Of the most popular
Paintings on the continent. Without the
usual disgusting claptrap Of 1ocofoco-match
lighting and thunder-sFinding Of ordinary pau
oramic displays-the CANVASS has been unro11ed
nightly before large and deeply interested au-
dIences-the painting is enlivened only by the
surprising interest Of the subject as delinevted
in the admirable historic and descriptive lee
lures Of the returned traveller, ReE. Mr. Per
rine. This is the last opportunity-do not
fail to Bee 1t.
OrR EuRsER1Es.-We are glad to notice that
several highly promising nursery establish
ments are In progress In the snburbs Of our
city. Yesterday We paid brief visit to the
Nurseries Of Geo. B. Davis and the Sheffield
Nursery of hfr. Lewis, both located In the
North Division above Clybourne Avenue
bridge. It is m unpromts1ng time Of the year
to make such calls bnt enough was shown to
their business. -
In John Wright's show window Of bis Res
tauzant Oh South Clark street, opposite the
Court House there is on exhibition most
temptinb display Of strawberry plants In pots,