, 1861-01-25
THE CITY.


SEE FOURTH PAGE.
THA1ER's.-'Tha gem Of a drug store Of
Thayer, in the new Sherman House. attracts
much attentions It is one Of the most elegant
west Of New Yaik.
SUSPENDED. The Court House bell, Of late, !
has ceased striking the hours It was probably |
all "tolled outf on the sth Of January Last, for
the benefit Of Jackson and jackson Hall.
TEAPERANoK,- MIR. Frederic Hudson and |
Mr.. ". T. Parsons will address tue Temperance
Flying ARTILLERY at their Head Quarters to-
night. The public are invited.
81 The Atlantic Monthly for February tas |
been received BY afcNally & Co., 81 Dearborn
street, between Randolph md Washington.
Charleston, New Orleans. st. Louis, Cincinnati,
New York, Boston and Philadelphia dailcr, are
nowreceiveaTsularly by McNally.
ApPon14ESr:-Wo unde1stanl TINT A. D.
Keith has received the appointment Of Nota-
ry Public In place Of Col. ]. B. F. Russell, de-
ceased. Mr. K,eith's Office is with TINT Of the
Union 1nsuratec and Trust Company, Ex-
change Bank Blilding.'-
The YOUNG AMERICAS QuAnrz CRusuER--
HowE11's PA1EssT.-All parties interested In
quartz crushing are invited to witness tie op-
Grafton Of tho -bove machine, at Mr. Moses
foundry, corner Of Polk and Beech streets,
west Of Polk street bridge.
AsDEnsos's-JoIln Wright, at his popular
restaurant, opposite tho Court House, on
Clark street, maintains tue skill Of cuisine,
and completeness Of appointment that laye
given him success, be the times never so hard.
As party m:n, anything in that line given
into his hands is attended to by tho prince of
caterers in nstyle unsurpassed.
T1,1E1r-The subject Of the lecture an-
nounced to be delivered ut Bryan Hall this
evening, By tho Rev. Mr. Cox is ttTbc South
ern Revolution; its Forces and its Foes"
While the Southern aud Eastern clergy are
giving to the country their views upon the
present condition Of public atlairs, we ere glad
to know that those Of our own city arc not
unmindful Of the duty deyolying upon them.
Let Bryan Hall be flllcd.
DONATION VIs1r-Rev. Edward Anderson,
of the Cayalry Presbyterian Church, was
| greeted with donation visit last evening ut
tnc iee."euee u oos'pa .aesAel' 1aeq'' "
er was unproritious, the attendance was fair
aud the result very satisfactory to tho rccip-
| lent. Mr.. Anderson is clergyman Of much
merit, who has but recently assumed the
charge Of the Calvary Church.
| LECTURES IN AID or kASsis.-Thc Hon. F..
| n Blake delivered 4 literary address before
the Rockford Female Seminary on Wednesday
evening last. The citizens Of that city hare
| been very liberal in there donations in aid Of
thesutTcring Of Kansas, iu whose hc,,alf h1r.
Blake las spent Ills entire time for the past eix
.., ,,o oon,n,o,,, hin, r., +1,o ,oc,ur,n.r con,.
,,,;.taos of .,n r,r,,,vast
PHILHARMONIC BENEFIT CoScEnT.-Ihe en-
tire programme for the concert to he given bg
the philharmonic society III connection with
alaaame faoo11, hF'hle''a9a alnioer ana s'snor
Abclll, on Mond;y evening neAt, WILL ''e touno
IN another column. lhe concert Is open 10
al; the privileges ot members having been
suspended ior Ills occasion, Ut lie sanae Time
giving non-memoefs the opportunity OF near
Ing the really excellent ORCHESTRA ot Tue Dc
clcfy.
A SwErrugAxr,-Aw woman giving her name
as t;eorsians. IIart. was Yesterday arrested for
being abroa1 dressed IN masculine attire. in
the course Of her examination she implicated
| George and Charles Stewart in extensive for
| tv n.,.f- %c.
- r,,..,.,
feld Mass. George was arfes!c:t' pnl Charles
| cscapci. She was formerly the mistress Of
cnoroc Stuart mn, = ouarre1 rauori1inr some
| family matters induced her to reveal his crimes
",1-s.., - 49,. .,r,s,.,t - Nv IN.
| "len arrested OIL u e"mPla!ht lhaue oS Ac4
ououdum lover for wearing mcu's clothes.
Her trial has been fixed tor MONDAY next.
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Distribution OF Staples, Church Denomiha
tioDs Timn Calendar and Table of Distances
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