, 1860-06-07

lots IN the city.
ELECTION n THE SECOND WAap.-An electio,
is to be held in the Second Ward, on the lGtt
inst, to gil the vacancy in The Board Of Alder
men, caused By the resignation Of Jacob Harris
who has changed his place Of residence to tht
First Ward.
| L1rERArunE.-"Tyiney Hail." noye1, by
Thomas Hood; "Leavcs Of Grass" by Walt
Whitman; "Short stories,' collection o.
sketches by Cbas. Dickens; new lots Of " Lin,
cola and Douglas Debntes," Lincoln letter pa
per, Lennon Slave Case, &C., &c., are Low rea.
dy, at McNa1ty's. 81 Dearborn street.
W1ewAx CAvALny.-We have been requested
to give notice that there will be u meeting o,
Republicans in room MOL fremont louse. fol
tie purpose Of forming horse company eimi.
lar ia its organization to the Wide Awakes,' -
On Thursday evening, at eight o'clock. ALL
| publicars interested are invited to attend.
To WHOM 70 SEND DONATIONS. are re-
! quested by the committee to announce to the
public Of Chicago that cash contributions for
the sufferers by the tornado can he sent to \. B.
Baker, Esq, Of Clinton, or B. Lake, Esq., Of
Lyons Provisions and clothing will be grase-
fully received By c. II. Toll, Esq, Clinton,
Chairman Of Committee on Donations.
N1cu1cAs SOUTHERN R. r. TICKET AcEsr,-
The Adrian Ezposi,or says Mr.. Wm. Savage,
late Cashier of the Southern Road has been
appointed to, aud has accepted the position Of
General Ticket Agent, made vacant By The
resignation Of Mr.. Phelps. Mr. Phelps goes to
Syracuse, where he has been appointed Secre-
tary Of the extensive Salt Works.
DnYAS's NEW Music HALL.-This new struc-
tare is being pushed forward rapidly. The
Tcstlbule and rooms in the entrance building
have received the frat cost OF plaster. In the
main audience room The ga,lery is u.ar]y up,
the floor partially luid aud the walls being pre-
pared for the plasterers. It will be faished
about the first Of August
GALEsA AND CHICAGO Us1os RA1LncAp,-The
following gentlemen we're elected Directors Of
the Galena and Chicago Unicn Railroad yester-
daT, without opposition Wv. L. Newberry, ".
H. Brown, John Wentworth, o. Lunt, F. Mose1y,
J. Mccord, Jonathan Burr, E. K. Rogers, Chr
cago; Wm. Larned, New York City; D. 4.
knowlton, West6eld, n. r; ". II. Ferry;
Utica, n. T.; Thomas D. Robinson, Rockford,
ILL.,; Charles S. Hampstead, Galcna, Ill.,
Ia FETE CuAuPE7nE.-The Fste CAampstre,
under the auspices ofthc ladies' connected with
Grace Church. takes place at Hyde Park this
evening. 4 train Of cars will leave the Cent? al
depot at $50, (stopping Mt Twelfth street. to
take oil who may wish to attend this delightful
reuaion. Returning, will leave Hyde Park at
1890. The psic= OF tickets, including rnilroad
fire, refreshments, L., is fixed ut 81. 4 band
of music will bs in attendance. This will un-
dorh:edly be one Of the most attractive festi-
rals OF the season, and we trust a large num-
ber will aval themselves Of the opportunity TO
take part in the pleasure in store.
How TuzT RECEIVE IT AnnoAD.-Wc notice
our exchanges in the vicinity OF this city re-
ceive with warm approval the proposal of q
"Aonster Concert Mt the Wigwam," and in
such manner as to show that if the entertain
n'cut is properly gotten up, hundreds from
abrosd would be attracted By the great sGair.
The Racine Journal says:
"1t is proposed 10 hare Monster Concert in
ths Wigwan, at Chicago, to be given By the
organists, and brass bands Of the city. It is an
excellent idea. If the musicians can onfy be
united in the matter, aad the present low rates
OF fare continue between here and Chicago, ne
dare venture 10 pledge hundred or two atten.
daats from Racine"
The Chicago Charitable Eye and Ear
1nfrmary.