, 1861-01-05

31-a r NJ, from st. James Church, IN tht
North Division.
| STEALING HARxEsa-Two colorcd men nrs
In custody on suspicion Of having stolen har
ness found in their possession. Tho property
can be seen at the City Marshal's Office
TIE WEATuER.-Ycsterdny was winter o1
the standard pattern. Since South Carolina
went out the temperature seems to be ycry
much reduced. 1fan the gulf States leave ".
may get winter the year round
STREET RAuw&rs.-The City Railway Com.
pany are now running twcuty-one cass durin:;
the temporary suspension Of the Madison
street route This latter will be resumed i'm
mediatels upon the completion Of the Madison
street tunnel.
| GAHE.-The game laws arc in force, and all
in possession Of the forbidden fruit Of the for.
! ests and p7airies, will do well to be Oh the
| lookout. The Audubon Club aud similar in
stitutlons throughout the country are work
ing to the end Of securing strict enforcement
Of the law
EDucAT1oxA1.-The Executive Board Of the
Ladies' Baptist Education Society will meet
ut the First Baptist church on Tuesday, sth
inst, at o'clock r. " The solicitors In tho
different churches are earnestly desired to
meet with the Board at that TING Business
Of importance demands full attendance.
THE CHICAGO ASSOCIATE CoxoREss.-A
lively discussion is the order Of exercise this
evening, at Mechanics Iustitnte Hall, under
the auspices Of the above Association. SUBJ
ject Of discussion-"Th uuion," with argu-
ments pro aud con- Hour OF opening l2prc-
ciscIy. Tic public arc respectfully invited to
be present
NR. AUauocn's sHAM1ET.-A good audience
assembled ut Bryan Hall last evening to hear
the reading Of Hamlet by Mr. Murdock, under
the auspices Of the Audubon Club. The dis
tinguishcd trnsedian fully maintained his well
earned reputation Is reader, and was frequent
II greeted with applause.
TIE STATE EFA1R.-Eyerybody agrees TINT 1t
ia most desirable that the next State Fair
be held in this city, and so It will be located II
the matter be properly brought before the Ex-
ecutfvc Board, who have their meeting on the
18th inst. Who is moving iu the matter. It
Is something our business men are all inter-
ested In, and should not be permitted to 70 BY
default.
FmE.-The alarm Of fire for the Sixth Dis
trict, on Thursday night, was causca by the
burning Of Meat Market on North Clark
street, owned by G, J. ". Stead, whose loss is
unorc than covered by an insurance Of $500 in
tho Etna- A news depot md confectionery
adjoining the Meat Market On tho north, anil
owned By tho Ward Brothers, was cleaned out
BY the combination of fire and water. Other
.tores adjoining were also damaged BY the
hasts removal Of goods, &c
c1TT M1ssros.-A grand benefit is proposed
for the City Mission, represented by Rev. E.
B. Tuttlc, On Thursday and Friday Of next
week, 1t Bryan's Hail. During each day
Fair and Festival will be held, with tab1caux
in the evening. Everything is to Ie on the
best and most liberal scale. Tho City Mission
has recently added to its modes ofdofns good,
the feature Of n comfortable lodging room for
temporary applicants, class known to all
our almonces Of charities In this city.
ACKNOWLEDGED TIE CoKs.-The prcpaYa-
tions Of Waite Flint Corn, 1nsururated py
Wasoncr, arc now continued by his snece,,,
sors, Ncssrs. Potc d Richardson, on the ro7
ner Of Griswosd and Harrison streets, manu-
facturers of most excellent IIop,iny samp
and Granulatcd Meal, and the eoarscr products
of wheat, SO approved BY all housckcepcr1.
They are largrly extending theif business, aud
furnish market for all the yYhfte Flint co17,
that Is trnnrht tn .b,s e,tv
I LUG "sou ,,asls s,s'e1s commune u, 10 nttsae1
49, -, :A,. tas &c
eaeu e"e1.u u'sns' aau VIC anoees'a''o thes
'snA'a -, n'3' WEN, "nen "uotuef ea'9"saseanza
nnl W p,o.ueea 1hs IL 'ae las1 n'sh1 oa
t<e%u't 3uo NS1s DssA'ts "n'c1 ~ fc11ofneo nsst
~ al'o" 'ae ~ snl'oten ~ sco II anu le'utn'
will terminate at halfpsst tcu. Take the
children and lct them sce, beautifully ll)ustrat-
cd, this old nursery tale, and hear Dixie sung
by the whole company
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~ 1T, Aa oaAo@E hH--"s ha'e
.y4st~,' - - eno .1.'en'''n Va oaf 'ss'aess ~
"'sA' oa5o"e.es' u NJ" patent
11Ala ..,. ,a9e' anssa1' "a'cn IS constructed
N ~.n - nsA1u1s oeettou' 80 arranged as 10 con1-
pensa'e 1oe tnc enanses of temFerature' le'v-
,as tos neisat ot the mescuf1ai column entire
y uuenaoeeo ~ tne extremes OF heat or cold,
nne'nce P'aeea INDOORS OF ous, and subsfan-
t.a1', oo'4a.es Tue h"hefso :sreat uncertainty
VI 'e''a'"e 'ue oaFome@er' 1h's instrument is
en'aes ra'eAo's' aha eau oe fa.esy Transported
80! t"'' VI .uc "o51o" Il thermometer II
eaen instrument
INC FARMER barometer is invaluab1c, rs
and hence often gives warning BY which he
is enabled to protect his crop from danger,
and from the cheapness Of TlmbY's instrument
1t is within the reach Of a1l- The price is from
81 to SO. Messrs. JoHS Il. M.nRtcK & Co.
Wosccste:, Mass, aie tho manufacturers.
.acee1ss.--onf friend Anggsns rode ont
yesterday. Tie invested aud as collateral
LOOK a patr o1 Days aud swan-1eck cuttcr.
Altogether Angglns WAS the envy Of the Ave
nuc. lie met With only ono mishap. Atm
street crossing, while moving at something
nnaef :@,::4o, he easae near running down the
Venerable spfiggtns, moving slowly Oh foot.
IL Was small remove from being hospital
case, aud ept'gg1ns made . scramble Of 1t for
inc Sidewalk MuSgins put on the brakes and
osoosn< inc Days TO stand stu oy display
VI science 1as8 "oaio haso set Ra1ey crazy
ae msss's apoaolslzea 70 INC Injured sprlg-
guns, observing 1hat II oclns faSf-day he Wits
oa> ~. a'tla fcta1s''on- les, gfo"lea