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DECLINE OF CITIES While travellers abrOa1h.
ment over the declining glories OF Amsterdam ic
Venice, they forgot that we have paralIelscEs
smaller scale at home. The Iltlle port OF Perl
Amboy was one a rival OF New Ok. Ne~Fai
seventy wears ago, was thu next sea. port Oi ht
East Alexandra, in the District OF Columbia,
one time transacted more business than BatlmGt.
jamestown. once 30 important "A place, Is DOsn
RUNS; and the spot on which Roanoke was bali
is not even known. So runs The world away"
ANOTHER WINDrALL-Daniel Shannon, aniniat
tant OF Jackson, Mich received a letter IA few daji
since. informing him of a deposit in bank in lf-
land OF 100 900, portion OF an estate 10 which d
s helr al law.


LARGE FIRE At ToRoNro.-A destructive fs
occurred al Toronto on Friday last Ii broke cu'
in a Mrs MusSon's premises IN King street, Thence
extending 10 a large number OF houses IN lle VI
cinty, ali of which were destroyed. 1he COlc'
mist says the destruction OF property, prncpaly
merchandise, is great, but makes no menlioa el
the amount.


THE CRors Sit had been feared from The ICrs
drought which prevailed a few weeks since, IN lhs
section of country, that the wheat would suief
very much but from the recent rams, hopes ais
entertained of bounilful harvest. The corn and
many garden plants, have doubtless been much H.
lured by the late heavy ross.


tTranscript, Wellsburg Va, lOh'



all hands of the prospect OF an abundant crop 10
our own immediate vicinity the grain tlelds look'I'
ceedlnsly promising. and, should they escape ogh'
or mlldew, will doubtless yield penuuy.


Lock Haven, Pa 10Th
WHEAT This grand product of the West prom
ises well for the next harvest The Dayton JoGi'
nal says there is reason TO hope the crop VIII %
abundant in that section. IL looks well about heie'
aud, as We learn, generally IN the regions Wrst


l., a.. m
TIE WnEAT CRor-We have made a short G'
curslon into the country and find The wheat crop u
a very fine condition. Farmer, Chicago, III
,E5- Among the farmers of this region h''1
seems to be general complaint Of The war, rt o.
ran-vesetation Of many kinds is suffering iRe
weather is warm, and soaking ram would "
received as great blessing.


tIn,ellsencer, Doyestown, Pa IAN.
O. The weather has been fine the past week lof
the growing crops; onr friends from the county
say they never saw corn and cotton grow laser
The prospects for good crop are said 10 oe Ssg
fair, although he late showers have injured thsiH|
some paris OF The country. -


[Rcvlew, Marion, Ala, Hn
{cj- On the l7h ult. very violent tornado pa;s'.
through that part Of the Cherokee Nation ciIlen sA
District which lies some 2s or 80 miles above ms %!
Large twisted OF. and torn and spht Up 80
blown down in great numbers. =.


[intclligencer, Van Buven, AL