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, 1862-03-24
TIE PREs1pEsr's REPORT.
ne plant the Presidents report in full. It.

ne PRINT the Presidents report In fn,1 T.
WI oe 'onnd Of interest to the general reader. .
at4uenea o. he dissertation As Prerfdent ~
~ sn1, u connection with the various Committee ~
4n ahnual report, and in accordance WITH nrsee'
GENT as well as sense Of duty Offer TIC hiIo~
M Eike all enternr,.ss no,, ,,,s,.. M ~ .'n'"
pear IFS burden canaed BY the war tI1st noT mn. ~
fIesses IN our midst, and this burden hss heen
.a ens on !. Then It could hardly Afford greater bnr
our Association presents marked and yarisd cir. =
cumf1ances. Allow me to cali yorr attent5on hsc1-
Of te resr ~ 1s 15s BEGINNING At the Gloss
euccees and fn5etur fy yeaF ~ VA one Ct marked
President lid ar to e 81 It's tas9
ehieS US r. hs
shlng and there appeared nothing in he horizon
q the fature from which one couh dtsW sny en-.
S,asaSn ont mat Of progress and enccess IN al
much interest Vas taken IN al matteFs th.t Then
tafned to the Association, and peonie fonnd tfn7e
re,r 70 qesete to public interests q ID Kinds Ths
esea fes ta1naa ,s.r b, It ths ths
interests Of The Association It's msnseer. - w 80
2, conrse could not foreaee the future csasea H.
Ient q $500 per yesE ri vas ~ noppastaa;e eea; g
Tor 3nst ss they ess laying out broad "a Tor 4
thst ee,ds eseats we're oeeusEing and 70 oeeM
cation in all points OF view. Az re.n1f fev ~
rs Shanse q times the lecture Of ia
Proved entirely IN dnanctsI noire
haif ~ ~ rs coee q that year brought us qutfe
s;nns ,ha IN Geos. ferhaps 10 Board Of Maaseers
}Sstiy & entitled to The thanks of the 1zsoedstioe
1at 1naa mt MT is They found he eonce,n ban
they 1sc ~ f lseo1s vel o.n 70 yoa.
to ". Wells and his asoociafes Of i3 fe Sos
debt, {et under heavy expenses. The yrsr ius Issa
an9ong9 e. by many eonside1ed sucoessfni one, ~
& 70 iso aae Fesslt sss
3ea0 a unpaid Indebtedness; 1880 MS fryinr
xe1 r. as .is5 re great change IN times interest,"
seemed to foctake it. not that taey really tet less
apa.ns' ra1a put beeanee Of oew occurrences to d.
neat them tnm attention to public matters It u
CO.. e.ded by n th.t tor the interests oS this AZ
e99Geaaop It WIS By Ar the most unpfonaisine one
conrse on q sfpsct It was evident that bat
asse aasssmenf from its predAeessoes, conside1hl1 III
:. Notwithstanding the antavorshfe nsture al In
umet: some valuable additions have besa msas to
De1nns ha9as1ne ths ys:f Consisting Il boofs On
be th1wn b The report, hsve psSchase; n,tsz ~ ~
year. 90 Volumes q the Desaoer7fic Re1is$ k
volumes Of The Annsls Of Corgtss1, nd IL -: ::
5Ioefspsst I'd ssas1aP Psss ct: n Hss s "a
unes The Eegaztass and pekto1ieak d rs v.er +
hare also BEEN bccna end ed4ea 70 he iIhFs15. -
seinsser ks7iss. Kdtnbs3I ,Essss@,e e Lsssss go |
ie rnsesSnn here tba& tAe AEaeant cf snn1ai eircc
sanhss is 1esasses l. eoessde1ed: nsifsx e. tss
Sss5 g ths I1sTs.t'a: n esssstaesssa Il Esss
nsykia1ns. "a q: Sook. tss2S
ID ~ stse1es - e., ,d..s.aais zsas ~ ;took.es
, 1862-03-24
CHICAGO pAA MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, March a. 1882
FhoF1SIONs-MEss PonkMarket oufet and
nefecfeo-hoders aaking $10.75, buyers Offering
81o.oO. sales. 1ao brls country packed Mess at
Slo2o u ofls do at $1,000. Bu1K MEA1s-FIrm
saess 10o Pcs city cut Shoulders at s4c, packed
~oo~ peg aams, at 4Ac, packed; $50 pea country
eu1 10 az &c, loose. ENaI1sH IEATs-10o boxes
snor1 bonelesB Middles at 5Kc; $50 boxes Short
hio m1doies at 6t1c. P1CKLED MEArs-tO0 brIs
!1ckieo Hams at $3.50. LARD-75 brls prime city
Aett'e rendered Leaf at &c; 264 brls kettle dried
steam Lard at 61<c; 80 tres kettle rendered Lard
at 6c; Is tres dark head Lard at 6<c; 80 tres vel
low Greaee at &C.
fLoUR-Reeeiyed, ao51 brls. Market neglected
sao Gull Sales, 100 brls choice White Winter ar
*s'eo; aoo brls *Peer1ess' choice SprIn9 Extra at
*s.o' ~ OTIS "oelinge1's Best'' do at II II. 1o,
CHS Ionic At $50; 60 brls .sRtchmond Mills
IN racks, at 93 .s7H-saeks returned.
WHEAT1Receired, $3.50 bu.. Market dnn
sa.es. 1'e0o bu No. Spring &c storage) at ;sc:
hao ba Eo.s Spring (2kc etorage) at 74hc; 10
agea at zahc- E'>l
CORN -Reeeived, a,11o bu.. Market du1, and y
g4e lower. saies' 3ooo bu Mixed (4c storage, 1t
-eAs, teeU ou 90 (a&e ssosage) at &c; loo bu
new Yellow In bnlk on track at 9o.sc.
OATs-Receivet, ss7hu.- Market hr3,ner s,1ss
at 20Kc On track. -''~e ~ w
R9kReeeised. 19e bu. Market. neglected.
sales, 10 bags at &c duh.
bAhLEf-Recetyed, 40 bu, Market act1ve md
oe.ter, With good demand by shippers. Sales
~ ouehes choice seed Barley at &c on track: $50
ou and 1so bu prime at 5oc on track; 140 bags very
good AZ &c deli 100 bags at &c on track; leO bses
at 4ee del; 8 bags II &c del; 81 bags at a7xc On
traee 1.00 hu at SIC del 20 bu at asc on track:
" oags At sc On track; ae bags At asc on track.
sa1es 2 store Wero ~ follows: 40 bu No 3 axe |
stosage} at Sc: 80 bu Rejected aKe storaEe) at
H1GHWrKEs-More actiye. sales, a3o bt1a 1t
lsHc.,
TIMOTHY SEED Dull. Sales 1so baes choice
II ~; a bags prime At t1.67x; Is and u bags
goodAt H. 30; Is bags fafr At k1@.
cAos 6h sHhD-Aarkes atesdy. Sales, 4t bags
Prime p ss sa@; = bags do ut 5s.w;1a bags 1t
eS55; 20 bags 1t % 70,
@cooFkRAGE- Pork. Barrels at a1.a5 on
lfaek; 70 at 81. % del. :.:;'. r, --... :.
elao =. e''@
6f9oA coRN-s tons pr1as 1t eBm
BuTIKR-Chnice Dairy in demand At ,fa,ac
Good Shipping Butter in faIr dena.1 ~ ,afatoc
nss. n1s's.'e osas FFesh u Nc; II b1is do 1t r.
--un no-D5 knnt 1s014e; Green Sailed sasxGi
1n-aev. 80 eooA Ads'aaad sna ffu at 1azkc.-t
,.,aa DAo aoe's-Reeeived. EsS. Mss&st I'm.
d Ho.. .v....;,. $50; =. go -?
: 2 1,oE1 .s9a9ne % asN....:....,-.......$aN
, f'oe' II s@eo ~ ta7o u ,satsx a. III
, 1862-03-24
Canadian advantage .

@es18t119n dQsanEagE agE.......,...+.. e
u Me believe these figures to be acc urate r. an
pose, not because the product would CEASE to he
% On account ef the Increase in price, bit because
Canaaa Wou;d have an advantage -relatireiY-of6 q
to meet this One is byreducing the taS to noi1t
low enongh to obiiserate the advantage heEd rS b.
a Canaaa; another net is to levy a duty on Canadian
that some such course shoud be iadopted. beeanse
nobody can manufacture with saci, ps a0s;use
them the tndns! you'd tail, the distiIlerfes BE-
to the aties collected On he Csuadian "a srtine
single concern IN this city. manufacturing at ita
tn usual e. Fate would pay to Government under tic
taxb1h as It now IT, the large cum Of $125 900 per
to levy only $100,0 ,0C0 per ann1m On this manafac.
tu1er he could 60 on at full work. But unless lis
own duties are decreased. or those Of Canada auo.
the better policy, the interest Of the Western nrt.
ducer Of corn should be taken into conaiderat}nr
, 1862-03-24

AIain oas RtEer Open to .N.aaalIe.
The steamer MueBelman arrived at Ii Sale frono
u. Louis on Friday nfght-the first boat throueh
This season. There is good stage Of water.
, 1862-03-24

BEEF cAT11E-As will be seen ftnm the table
Of receipts given above, the supply Of this week
shows very material falling OF. This, aloue
with the a1fght improvement In, New Yolk on
WEDNESDAY. md IN active demand BY government
contractors and hackers, caused = hrm market,
and We have to note An Improvement in prices Of
f1lJ Nc Per b. -:
Inc unusually sere1e storm which prevailed
during the three petaetp& market days, and the
muddy Etate of the rosds, tended to keen quite a
number Of buyszs fFom the yards Notwithtsand-
ing this however the 5ass this evening IRE a1most
entirely empty, and the market closes f1m at the
following quotations:
Extra shipping cattle s.as q,
Good to prime do: o::..-........,...-....3 300x3 8
eur ~ prime PACKING ng-....-............ 2TBm7 On
%uA4A0SA ~ Ue01um- 8Jn3 m
A.-eA 1o4 20022S
TO-DAY prime ahipping stock were in good de-
nnand and scarce, and sales were made u htch AZ
$88Ga60 for choice lots. Good heavy steeera
were quick sale at aoG3-0o, and packing Cattle
were taken at $a.7OGxN.
The following shows the eales during the n.at
three days.
, 1862-03-24
Gratitude OF Woae6nA .so1ss.,n

Vs~"e~9 "E-t
GxasfSuAe OF Wo1a&sA 6QldSsns.-
Tie following expression: of:tke gratitude
OF Sick and wounded soldiers, was yesterday
received from some Of the inyalids In Mound
City Hospital: J, 81: :s:, :: " =.
70 tie Gsatssns q Chaeayo: ::,s:--3::
!, II hath been said By wise man "that ont
q the fulnese of the hesztt, the mouth epeak-
eth;" we shall therefore need nj, anoIdpr r.
expressing our feeble thanks to the cftIzeas Of
Ia1cego 1Or their hndne88' In sending ua ~
Way WWany seseRtable Preseats ~ our hour q triai.
pdtal bed, 1nyisited by. friends. countfnr The
NeNy minutes .houra and :weeks-the same
monotonous face day afterday. The same weary
sights and sonnds; F; none, but those who have
experienced this, eau appreciate the pleasure
Inc poor Patent to receive the little
oe; and mora sweet yet, is the sympathy
: eVlnced IN this your kind remembrance Of us.
:. VI course, tho first in our hearts are the 9is-
tsxs Of Charity, who unweasily and ndunselashiy
naye dressed our wounds and minfstered to
only, We shall remember the kindness Of the
citizens of Chicago ::
As out Of the munidcence Of your hearts
yo0 aage thus in q practical manner remem-
Per peted ne poor soldier and sailor who lies help
want stout hearts and willing hands to defrn1
M Myoa and TIE rights OF our common country, is
tie Tiah Of yours respectfully.
- yona ION Y; 1;1sR, ZEE, J.F, Archer,
Fet.r Whiss, TSomss Hs9ms PRz,sK, R,1F,h,n
George Smith. Thna m;1aat,
J.J. Phillips, + Co.tes1n ~ oe11'
Nicholas McCarty, anG ,+ta
hound Csfy Hospital, near Cairo, H., ward i.
10 AGENTS AND CAzvAssERs. We viii ouaIan:
zee our Union variety Envelopes to give better
satisfaction than any other put up. The best
etock OF maps. charts aud Union goods in the
West. Send for catalogue, to F. 4. Thomas, p.
0. Boz 1853. chicago, N. meh12aw
eB Go to John Jones. 11a Dearborn st., sud ret
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uov19
"Call On Dunlop, sewen &spaldine for Printtne., !
1nv11-h17l-lT
For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
go to Cook + Mclean, 96 DeatboG-street. Th7s
old established house do better and cheaper work
'laa an5 III the city: feb21-Iy
BUFFALO STEAKS AND SHREWSBURY oYsrxRs.-
+. H. Thomson, No. 53 Dearborn street, has inst
received from Pixies Peak region, q aconsfgnment
Of Buffalo Meat, which he viii lor the next few
days eerve up In good shape to his customers. he
has a1eo new consignment Of Shrewsbury Oys-
ters. They cannot be beat. Cau at No. IS and try
them. ,ohaast
, 1862-03-24

- ehhhf-fhere 1H good demand 10. sheep, and
Inc market Is firm. To-DAF-The sales were .-so
aaeep' averaging 106 1ba, at $A.oo; So, averaging
107 ms at $3.75. 'A's
, 1862-03-24

> ,.s.n..: k31t i :
60 p tsacss. Mltdifsx f1te cessss.; ~ n.
Sssssa as9 g e a3kaaake pr 1sss1. - tssa
Sssa1sea e @ ~ - y esats- Gsaa1oa fss1a, saek;
eseaeE8 fsua 81 II 1k ID - e. 1iI% M
.9aA - tft1ttae efstAll b &NW r :1ests -
kanae e 41ta - - Aseliss6 g IN. sGdF
t1eee IN o$1ae &.41e3s6 wv NV ss~"@
, 1862-03-24

LIVE AoGs-1he receipts Of Hogs continue
on liberal scale, but they are principally 1febt
cattle Hogs, not 1T for packere, and prices haye
declined a1925c on the week on all grades. but
more particularly On Light hogs.
To-pA1-TAere Was a air supply Of hogs. and
, 1862-03-24
M A RRI ED.

ln thfs CITY at the residence Of NsB g. Ltse smfth
9n m f5s seth Inst, BY Rey. D.. Clarkson. NJ W b.
this city. -~A@-A-4 ~ 7"oiN1'1s9' Ill o1
n Peor1s Illinois On The 1st OF March by the Rev.
LILA E. FOWLER OF Chnrchyiiie, New YofS.' ~t3
,,!t n Christ Church. Brooklyn n Z, on the nth Of
March, " ths Rev: DE Canteld NV FIsH II b. Of
CHARLES J. Taylor, Esq, Of the fGrmer plsce. -
, 1862-03-24
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
. FoR Wick xxDma MARCH a, 1eaa. j:
- .&k0lE39 N&QCH ~ 4&
----

- =: SATURDAY Evxa1za, March 4, 1saa:
The receipts os Beef Cattle and Live Ho9s dur
ing the week ending March Is, compare ~ fol-
, 1862-03-24

&eYTf&E4fkSP 2a$N $N7p.1n -
oofse "a V4Sons demol{6h1nE the ysh1cae. cn
Eng on o0e kg ef the animal; and e csnsh,n
fWo othete. No person Has hurt -
:. :
.re,ss. - - nH.se'-ny 1919 o1spstch fol
tSs.s.e . .M.' ~ wv 'ca'Raa southern sailroa
- as %1s S "s natn tnae Lake Erie Il ope
-. 49, NV 4l.s 8tesmefs arc loading II
so,ts.N n.u ~. .s'a1 pof1 The Alchiga
.,o,,s,n,,. - aot~afn1ng freight &C
as m 16 4a9&ale.
p .- =
...-r of 1hE IsAo1- ~
n~. ta.e 1Au'l.4on ~ s y. ,A1tsao ane
~ e' n% glseo psz " sus oanuas eeaool Q
.MSars.s " ~" s,,s;a.. ..ss s se.a sns ~ oenen
80. W. ~ 49,. ,,laaas - ~ a.. eo.'', e. "mc1
1ns,a., 41 80 49, <,s ele osposA OF tnt
1Tsu 49,. a.,.,s.o.. s5 " .4ue c1ts'
,,ssr eshea71 @N'1 "e'@4'ets u LIE s'ao
N"'-1 =
xas a busv time a4 tfa ,o,vns oft,. 1-1.s Co..
sunervison A vev 1,,ga ,n,nho. ~ ~ Ss oE'
whoee husbands are 47rbt;ngt tha 1,att,o" esl
country. anpea,ea there r, reca,-s ~ ~ ~.
norton nf. 1nonev +h.t boz hasr s.ss - aer
this nhf1ant1,ron,c nurnose T.;s slsu rsS1 tot VI
many Door voma., vas elaf3denea 49, h1 49, =.
tina7v 4ie+r,h,,+;o,, ~ fn,,as N m1:sI =, .414"
agereeate Of nearlv e{pht hundred an,,,a,s ' N
@-
fo11cE MA11ERs--Yery little Of impor-
lance fransp1red Saturday in the Police
Court The abom1nable condition Of the
weather and streets seeming 10 have measure
bly blocked the wheels OF vtllainy, a. well as
OF the horse cars and omnibusses. AfeT in
significant drunke, fights, and the pettiest
kind Of 1arcenies, comprised the list IF casas
disposed Of in the forenoon.
c-.-
eAso esAssATH SCHOOL uS1os.-Do not
N4s Aeeeng o1 tne Union to be held
~ ue HH1s m oapt'st Church this (Monday)
mence at seven O'Clock; and at seven and q
ha1f, the "Teachers' Irstitute'' will be or
ganized, under the direction Of Prof. 7. n
Bngbee. The order Of exercises has already
been published, and will prove interesting
Singing by the children Of North Market Hal,
Mission School. The meeting is free tn Ill
--
q DONE OVER FAN1IT.-H Was not long
ago 1ha1 we ch1onfcled the arrest Of one John
Ouhn 1or me crime Of connterfeiting. He
T.s"a1. 80 s..'eu n n oss'aat1 OF s5oo ball On
11aoag m1chael Dunn, the father Of the for
1ae1' was sent 10 the Br1deWel1, and on Satur-
naF morning George Dunn, member Of the
same hopeful band, Vas arrested, examined
, 1862-03-24
1f141QEQt (. IL 4.
TEE RESULT OF THE rfrrTJo,-

Ihe following gentlemen constitute the off,
GERS to direct the affairs Of this Association
for the current year:
President George S. Bowen.
Esrst ptes Pyesident- Norman Wi1liams, Jr.
tn9seoaa pscS f1sssds'st- Charles F. Kellogg.
HAscozatng Ae sss7stary-Henry ". Cook.
,Mandgsrs- Samuel T. Rogers, VIM, D. Man.
chester, Wm. Sprague, sr1naeI j. Glover eorna
'" Chandler, Geo. c. Clark Chas Hamili. e~
, 1862-03-24

CUAR1TTEE on LAW
Inc following hconic md at the same time
welcome report WIS received from the Chair
man Of the Law Committee:
12 a,,,a ,rhaip Hads.eorta, lEsQ., P4ssiseat Yoxao
no cases ~ @ on Law beg leave to report that
coneadefat1qn They, therefore take ple1snre rain n
; congrastqlattng s tie n coming Board of Msasee
mankind as far as your Committee M sTx;aad ~
AL Of which Is respectfully submitted.
koRhAn WILLIAMS, JR,,
EAt
, 1862-03-24

MARROW EscARz. In engine On the G,,ena
railroad taek, At the North Marked straet
crossing. On Saturday afternoon, ran agasnst a
norse I'D wagon, demolishtng the evsh1cae, cut-
ing % one leg ef the animal aaa I: c:sashinr
fWo othe1s- No person vsa hurt --@
, 1862-03-24

=
Toarr ms.scrh =: =: =. :.
The. fesular snaG3s,j; a3js:.. ;r..sssN. - !!
Mems Aasocf,t;o. e. 1,,ss {5E9 Ill IL eels
Of on,ce,r- rrr<,;;t. ~ ~ M ssaees1on
tsspeac4s 4son a. ~ :. =: sse aa4 tns
lid eatnra.v ss+-.~s - ii oeaaases s"Ae
noo;n, =, p...;"~.e1 ~ 4a?e Aeeoeaesdou
-e, u <oH1aad Block. a deep Interest,
Waa felt In the election Of osfca1..s q. xL~
Su3nrr vaar Tbs. t,.... =, -: e9@ Aae Gu
Tia ssRe9r1.: - s:;1ete~e '4 oppoaaont ~ =
vrr. n r. e.,s ~ .oe independent ~
..h,-1..'11 Nv - 1ee respective merits of
eo omy easaseed by the yotarx.
..so n aatt!e Y ny nanffasta&ion of se,4.
tess, puhlsshad IN fhs- s..se. s1eo eoaemat-
.amna ,,,t....s..- ~" coaaecsaous VIII be
!. 1s - Presenting, altp1ethse. 4.
= .>sA oNIsaAtEt &CG0uNG OF &he nast n1,a1u
6n0& md fsFHaA1xf .e.,axas-
aesoA- Inc reason that no rtp,rt fnnn7 fha
the f.ct th.t ~ ~ !e@o = at'noasaos .s %
leT In nnnr In anxsnn.a,a rs-. -1.,
tho r,..,. 6aetos oeta4 o8iegase 70
~a Io0sEEQt40nA Convention. It was az
pected that 1ae wos,16 ,e4,,r,4 s,,~.f,,a - ,.x:
-. - @&0 y" -se4e
appointed Alter the result OF the ballotfne
had hee, annonnra5 ,.svar.1 ~ ~.
chosen officers, in response to call made
brief but pertinent speeches, which were .val,
, 1862-03-24

~ Se41 T. M19t1 Mas9n Goaatg lno1A on the 18th
age native Of saddieworth. YORKSHIRE Ene1snd. A
, 1862-03-24

ArRn hARfER-5ohn Z. Walsh, eoratr of
Madison stFees md Custom House nace, IL.
received t.e April number u Ha,pef4: Mn.
zinc md. t.e Bon Ton. Tho Atlantic did not
arrive yesterday, e advertised, but VIII be re-
cefved this morning. .':'
, 1862-03-24

March 10Th, F. J. Scott, CO. B, 9Th Texas.
a. y: g; Camp, co. B, 7th Texas.
:. =. II. Sanders, co. D, 18th Tenn.
:; 1as A. Mills, co. I, 7te Tens.
March slst xits' xites'ea f. c.. g st s Il ddsHn; IT,:
=. wesley Carter co. C. ri Ala
March aad, S; i; WMisns ~ @: O. e IL 7taseH51ss. f.
" = Brook, CO. G, t}tt Tenn
Allen Fanei, co. ii, sd Nf@. :.
~ John McTagg, co. @, 10Th Tenn.
u James Thompson, %. 4, 6lkh Tam.
r. Richard Avefitt, CO. G, 49th Tenn.
Brown Hemesy, co. I, III Texas.1
Rennr4s3 81
f~@&'1 1t
: Aossa ~ aste. -................,....,1n
AE11oRo1odroA1+---Range Of Thermometer
, 1862-03-24
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Gb1=:Grihu11e.
MoNDAX.* MARfsHE I: sie II =; i:
THE E=*;C'IlsYZ@';;; {;

TIE ukITKD erAr1s@ @(1okpnEA nnAc,,1.
sentse for = Jury xss on 1kardaS iasued fro,a
the uatedssa*es Circuit courtt; Jadxe Tnom:
~ Orumnond, retnrz,shle on Thnr,dxy of thn
peeszt~oek -. = e&'e
, 1862-03-24

Phnhaxmonie soetety-R1fth Concert,
we have again the pleasure Of calling atten.
tion to the programme Of this last concert q,
the second series, to be given at Bryan Hall
On Tuesday evening, March 25th
This being the anniversary of the death Of
beethoven, which took place at Vienna in 1927.
the Society commemorate it by the perform
ance Of his Fifth Symphony, which, viewed as
complete work in the unity Of the yarious
parts whereby the general interest is MAIN
tanned through every movement, we consider
as The most perfect Of ''the immortal nine. u
II WINS composed in 1903, the year after he had
gwen up his love, the beautiful Countess Guic.
elarof, and while his Increasing deafness WIS
telang Like funeral pail upon his life. We
see traces OF these emotions in the touching
sadness OF the anaante-he is singing his own
expe1lence-and carrying this idea into the
scherzo and finale, we find the deliyerance
pictured IN strains of the most stiringzand
triumphant harmony. III.
A distinguishing feature Of the compositions
OF this great man, is the spontaneousness Of
the episodes By which he arrests, in his bean
t1ful works, the interest which he has created
py substituting for it another as lively as il is
unexpected This art is peculiar to him, and
Is united with deep feeling of the effect of
Instrumentation, entirely different from that
q any other composer. No one possessed so
completely as he the art Of filing up the or
ehestra, and opposing harmony to harmony;
and hence it is that the effect Of his great
VOTES SURPRISES IN power everything which
had been done before.
From the perfection attained in the render
ing OF this Symphony by the Philharmonic
Orchestra, as evidenced in the public rehearsal
OF Friday afternoon, We anticipate 4 rare treat
on Tuesday evening.
ihc rest Of the programme is excellent. We
notice that Mr.. Balatka has arranged some Of
the choice morceaux from Verdi's t.sicl]fan
sespera," which Will be an entire novelty to
our music lovers; and again we are to have
kossini's delightful overture to "Wflliam
Te1l,' alwnys performed SO admirably BY that |
orchestra A Lady amateur of our city gives
an aria from Verdfs "Jerusalem,'' - and again
her part Of a duo from Rossini's sssemira-
naide,' in which she will be Joined BY Mr.. De
Passio. The other piece BY Mr.. De Passfo.
the @tPieta signore," by strade1la, is a rare
specimen Of the early italian religious mnsfc
and together with it's historic associations, adds
actoWning meritto this admirable programme !
, 1862-03-24

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s@estained. @ No. ~929-Wm. Kent It Il n ChafIass
+: tnIoTn Ct a; eorts having bean paid by de-
ntstae> otuae that new trial be granted under the
, 1862-03-24

M cV1CKER'S THEATRE
~ Madison street. between Etate and Dearborn.
uoota open 1t O'Clock r1ses sf7x
MONDAY, March 2lth 1852
BENEFIT OF MR.. E. C. PRIOR
On which occ&alon
NJ SIS K ate Cary
VIII make her first appearance on sny stsxe in ob,ne
beautiful Comedy Of the N ~~eAA'
HONEY MOON.
.M1S6 hate CaTV
r..
Jacques The Mock Duke ." Nr McVicsaen.
0AAho UAacK--..-..-.-- MISS JENNIE HIaH1
TO conclude with the popular Comic Drama,
ION CAESAR DE BAXAN.
Sassa1 LIZ 0a1au Mr. E Prior.
Miss Jennie Ho5mer
Tuesday, FIRST NIGHT OF MAzEPPA.
In rehearsal the great Moral Drama OF
THE QUADR0oN; Or, Ths Fourth Blood.
, 1862-03-24

One Of the largest sources of rera,1a 10 a,s+f,
ano IN most respects it is one which can hea,
neasy iaxatlon, while, a. can be readily shown the
tae aosoin1e snm OF the tax per gallon, no uat.
stness: The duty on highwines Is, in tie bill mt
At 1s cents per gallon Il the vines are T redistiii %
20 20, new duty Of rs cents per gallon is Imposed ]
whether the distilling business can bear this ~
81 eif@p!z, question Of relations The consumption
~ 5pllGs as beverage, and in the arts, viii not
ps m1ca a1ected BY the price. But II other com
5[aes can manufacture and pay freight and import
anaes more eheap1y then the law iis Of its Oh
~. aefe 1s comparison Of the relative cost Of
Ianadaan and American spirits in this market m.
, 1862-03-24

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, 1862-03-24
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For cleaning and dying, gentleman's clothes
go to Cook & Mclean, SO peafho1,-street Tb1.
Old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city, 1ahaf.1u
, 1862-03-24

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(, Which respectfully eebmit for yonr considera.
March e, 1sG2. ~'s1'
, 1862-03-24

POLICE MA1TERs.-Yery little Of impot-
lance transpired Saturday in the Police
Court, the abominable condition Of the
weather and streets seeming 10 have measure
bly blocked the wheels Of vszainy, as well as
OF the horse cars and omnibusses. l. few in
significant drunke, fights, and the pettiest
kind Of 1arcenies, comprised the list Of cases
disposed Of in the forenoon.
, 1862-03-24

aooda a1waSB opsn for examination.
fftyate Gales throughout the weak. Goods nac.ras
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, 1862-03-24

MEr1oRo1oaroAt+-Range Of Thermometer
tor last week, noted by E. L. O'Hara, Drug
gist, No. 80 West Randolph street.
, 1862-03-24

LIE SUBJECT OF NuRsEs.-In a notice IN
these columns Of Saturday morning, headed
'tNurses Wanted in the Department Of Cairo. :,
BY an error, reading would convey the i'm
preston that female nurses were required.
ihls is notso. It should have been directed to
good experienced, male n.srses. Applications
o. sueh persons will be received o-day, Mon
day. in the afternoon, between four and air
O'Clock, ut the rooms ef the Sanitary Comrnis-
sion, No. Il Wabash Avenue.
, 1862-03-24
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