, 1859-09-10

say We learn that Tappen, clothier, No; l02
Randolph street, has made arrangements to
publish daily during Fair week, under tie title
Of 1appen's u, S. Fair .ddterti<r, handsome
sheet, devoted to the interest of exhibitors and
merchants, containing full and accurate de-
scriptious Of the Fair grounds and articles On
exhibition, together with the current news Of
the week.
Tsppen's public spirit in embarkjng in IN
enterprise Of such magnitude, is worthy Of COM
mcndation; aud the fact that the Us. Fair Ad-
.r<sti&er is selfsustainiug, haTing been iberally
patronized by the mercantile community, ena-
b1es him to distribute g. 4tuitously ten thousand
copies daily, at little or NO cost to himself, cx-
eept tho labor Of getting up The editorial mat
ter.
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of
our renders to The fact that the rapidity With
which Tappen's sales have increased during the
past season, in spite Of hard times, has COM
PEELED him to enlarge his premises By an addi-
t:ou Of about one-half the adjoining building,
which he has fitted up in elegant style for fine
ordered work, and li1'ea ssith an assortment Of
cloths. cassimeres, etc, which in quality md
styles cannot be excellea. Advertising judi
ciously does something towards it, but the great
secret Of Tappcn's success is in tue fact that be
never sells poor or bsd>y fitting garment, aud
that he uniformly names the lowest cash figures
ut which goods Of equal quality eau be afforded
by anybody in the trade,
V1srT or Uork SrkAx Fine ENGINE CoarAST
or Pn11AnkLrH1A.-Thia Company wiu arrive
in Chicago on Thursday morning, and will be
the guests Of Hope Hose Co., No, 9, Of this city,
who will receise them At the depot at 10 o'clock
from whence they will parade for two hours.
it ]. O'Clock they will partake Of lunch at the
"Trcmont Exchange" At 9 o'clock they will
exhibit and work thelr. machine in front Of the
Court House. Ala O'Clock they, with nunber
Of inyitcd guests will dine ut the 0rieut.7' In
the evening they will yisit Mcyickez's Theatre
On Friday morning they will visit the United
States Fair Grounds byway Of the Lake in order
to view the city from That point At 3 O'Clock
they will partake Of d collection at Mr. Wm,
AicCormick:s, on Wabash avenue, Foreman Of
Hope Hose Company. In tue evening they will
yisit North's Theatre.
On Saturday they wil! visit the United States
Fair Grounds to pariake in the exhibition Of
steam fire engines md apparatus. On Sunday
they will attend service at the First Presbyteri
an Church in company the members Of Hope
Hose Co.
BoDr ForSo.-Thc body Of the boy, son OF
rasrick O'Ritcy, who WAS lost at Richmoud's
/ Dock on Monday evening last, was found in the
river near that spot, last evening. Ills body
was brought to the. .surface By the motion Of the
tug McQuecn, and was taken out BY the engi-
neer Of Adams Mills. The boy undoubtedly at
tempted to 60 aboard the propeller and fell be-
tween the boat and dock. His body Was taken
care Of by Mr. Berry. undertaken, and IN in
| quest will be held this morning.
BoAnp OF SrrgEy1soRs-Thc Board Of Su-
peryisors Of Cook county will hold the quarter.
II session on Monday next. We hope that this
occasion will not pass without securing some
definite action, in regard to procuring fire
proof lall Of record, since public and private
interests Of much value hare too long remained
| ut the mercy Of IN accidental firc.
SouEsr.-An inques. vas held By Coroner
James Yesterday morning on the body Of Mrs
Ellen Cannon, which was found the day before
in the river 4. bridgeport. The jury brought
in yerpict to The effect that she drowned her
sell, while labozing;x ;x.,dcr tit Of temporary in
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