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mantellts and emb7o'deries tomorrow, July
5th, at 10 O'Clock, By Gilbert, Sampson & War
ner, No. le Lake street.
PEasonA1p-Among the visitors at Camp
Long yesterday was Col McChesney, Of 7th
Regiment New York State Voluuteers, whose
Regiment Is now At Fort Monroe, and who
participated in the Great Bethel affair.
scAyEsoEH.-The city authorities have duly
constituted an officer whose duty It Is to re.
move for intermeut the bodies Of canincs the
victims under the Dog Law. Notifications
should be made at the police stations, aud all
Cases will be promptly attended to.
Posr-Orr1cE AND TE1EaRArH-The Post
Office will open on the Fourth Of July at 8
O'Clock A. n, and close at 1015 4. NJ, and
rtmain closed during tho day.
TIE Telegraph Office will close At II A. II.
for the dsy, in ionor Of the National Annlyer-
ssry.
THK IRISH Observation-Disclosures was re-
ceiyed yesterday that on the reputation of
Capt Pitcher, q. s. a, On the Slate authori.
ties at Springfield, the balance Of the equip
Uent Of the Irish Brigade, in tents, blankets
&C., viii lie furnished by the State, and that
forthwith.
DAnT PAFERs--New York dailies at 6 2.
F., and st. Louis dailles at ~, are always to
lie found at the Literary Depot Of John r.
Walsh, corner 1f Madison street and Custom
House Place, Philadelphia, Boston, Louis.
vile and st. Louis dailles are also received as
above.
TIE COUNTY TAXES AND TAX SALEs,-The
tax title sale Of Cook County is progressing
at the north door of the Cont House eyery
morning ut 10 o'clock. Those that wish to
pay thei1 taxes can have an opportunity by
calling immediately al the County 1teasurer's
Office.
4 PKRsUADER FOR TIE REBE1s-Much atten-
ticn was attracted en- the Ill Cent. r. R. depo.
grourde, yesterday, by large ten-inch colum-
bad beipg transferred from the cars Of the
F., F. n. and c. R. r. to the III. Cent,
and on its way from Pittsburgh to Cairo. It
weighs 4. GOO lbs, and is accompanied By sll
tie appliances for mounting it for use.
VASES AND URSs FOB GARDENS, CxMEr1-
R1Es, &c.-On s late visit to those beautiful
grounds, Rose ELL, we were much pleased
with the appearance Of vases filed with ver-
bcras and myrtle They are Of Plaster Of
Psris. made so<ather proot, Those who wish to
obtain ornaments Of the kind at very little
expense, will find them at the basement OF
40 South Clark Etrect, where the accommo-
dA1ipg Italian proprietor, Rafello Caproni, will
he sure to suit their taste.
B FOURTH or JCLT DINNER TO TIE
ZeUAyEs.-1t is suggested that today at l
O'clock P. n 8 basket Picnic be given to the
boys ut tie Zcuare Camp Mt Cottage Grove,
which can easily be done By every visitor car
rying well supplied basket on their arms.
4 Pa,ade Drill will be given early in the after
noon which will call out large attendance
But the compliance Of citizens and their ladies
with th proposition above, very pleasant
ard memorable day may be secured to the
gallant 2ouayes.
ANOTHER PRIZE F1GuT.-It never rains but
it tpours. We learn that another prize fight is
on the tapis between Pat Mcbride, of Chicago,
and John Loeney, Of st. Louis, $500 side.
1t is eaid the parties went into training yester-
day- Civilization is making good progress.
We may expect to see it announced, some Of
fEeee times, that come Of our religious or be-
reyolent societies arc to hare benefit in this
lie o. attractions. Seriously, one prize Fl Eht
n this section will answer for time at least,
a1d tie authorities, city and country, viii be
CT the a.ert to defeat any second attempt.
The Fourth OF July.
The day will paes in Chicago without gener
a observance. This, ss in former years, will
ltsye our citizens, their wives and their little
Lies, each in their own way, to pass the day
ond make it as memorable as may be.
Abundant facilities are offered to all classes
Ct cur ciiiz=ls, PLEASANTLY and cheaply, to es-
ccIe frcm the heat and dust and din Of the
:c~r, either to the shady retreat Of rural
gsores, or upon the bosom Of our noble lake,
The excursions offered are unusually numer-
oue, ard will doubtless, attract thousands Of
cur citizsus in the severo1 directions named.
FOR TIE COUNTRY.
4 tas1et pic mic Is announced at the Camp
Melting grounds rcar Daspla!nes station. All
ttose wEo desire to attend win be conveyed
ever the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
At HALE FARE. The train will leave at nine
O'Clock l. n, and return about six r NJ The
usual ATTRACTIONS, speeches, songs, etc, to-
sttter'with q cool, shady retreat for the COM
fort and enjoyment ofall, are offered.
The eLadies Educational Society give grand
basket pic. mic at Evanston. Fare out and
back, on all trains, 50 cents. The object Of
the excursion Is most excellent one.
There will be an excursion to Hasse's Park,
Harlem. The train leaves the Gs1ena depota at
9:l5 Il N. and lis P. N. Tickets 50 cents out
and back and admission to the Park-one of
the most shady and pleasant p1aces in this VI
cinity.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company run
specisI trim from the Great Central Depot,
for Calumet River and Matteson, at 9A.M,
arriving at Calumet at $50 and Matteson at
1910 L. NJ. Returning will leaye Mattesou 1T
4:30 and Calumet ut 5:15R. n, arriving at Chi
csgo at 6:10 r. II.
Fare to Calumet River and rcturn, Is cents,
E1curtionists, in order to avail themselves Of
these lon. .1at<sl must purchase tickets at the
tti1ce in the depot. An additional charge Of
IS cents will be made to those paying On the
Train, =,
The snniyeraary Of our National Independ-
ence win be observed by public celebrations in
many Of the toEns on the Railway lines d.
vcrgipE from Chicago, prominently among