, 1861-12-25
CHI Tributte.


Issued from this Office this evening and to-
morrow morning. The TRIBUNE, however,
will appear tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Evening Tribune.
The afternoon edition Of the TRIBUNE went
of like hot cakes yesterday. Thepub1ic were
delighted to gctit- It was just the thing every
body wanted. No expense or pains will be
spared to make It acceptable to the reading
public. Each days experience Will render it
more est1mahle without detracting from the
value Of the regular morning issue Of the TR1-
BCNE.
- See advertisement Of Cottage and Fur
nlture for sale OF rent.
No SEss1os.-There will be no session Of
the Board Of Trade today.
TIE Posi- OFF1cH--The Post office opens
q. the usual time to-day and closes ut 10 1. NJ.
Bsec advertisement Of portable engine
wanted.
PERsosAL.-Hon- Owen Loyejoy passed
through the city yesterday, On his way to
Princeton.
B The usual weekly report Of the Santa
r. Commission viii be found upon the third
page Of this issue.
EY We desire an interview with the writer
Of communication sent to rs signed ttMeth-
odistn He viii confer favor upon us BY call
ing at this office tomorrow.
ARRIVAL Or Bo1s.-Rev. Mr. Allen, Fiyt
Points missionary, will arrive in this city to
day having in charge forty boys who are or
their way to rural homes in the interior O.
this State.
CHRISTMAS PAETT.-MeEsrs- Gage Bros. &
Drake gave their usual Christmas party 1asi
evening for the servants Of the fremont. y
It WAS very pleasant occasion, as these par
ties always are.
Held FoR TR1AL.-Andrew Brennan, tht
young man Eho Vas arrested for the larceny
of Mrs. Dr. Bloodgood's watch and chain, Ia:
been held for trial in the Recorders Court
Brennan is single man, and was formerly I
waiter at the Adams House.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AND ENTERTAINMENT
"A Euu4A5 E9EuUO1 IEeafaA aAA l114tN4 Lat14
mcnt will be held st the Methodist Church il
Bridgeport, this afternoon, at 2 o'elock- Rer
Dr.. Eddy, Of the northeastern CAristia,a Adoo
cae, and others, will address the children Al
are invited to attend.
- Lr. Wardner, Surgeon Of the 18th ILL
nois regiment, located at Paducah, is now il
this city and will return to his regiment o.
Friday. Persons wishing to send any article
to their friends in the regiment, will hay
them conveyed By DR.. Wardner, if left at thi
Office previous to Friday.
SECOND NIGHT or J. S. RARE1,-Mr. Rarey
The lorsc-tamer, rho Was so successful On III
occasion Of his first appearance in this city, a
Bryan Hall, on Saturday night Of last Heel
gave his second levce last evening, to 1arg
audience, His experiments with the horse
produced for the purpose were entirely sati:
factory. He appears for the last time th:
evening.
CHICAGO BIBLE Soc1ETY.-The annual 81
nivcreary Of the Chicago Bible Society will |
held on Thursday evening next, Dec. 26th,
Trinity Church, services commencing at T;
4. The annual meeting for the election
officers and transaction Of business will
held IN the lecture room Of the Second Presb
terian Church, on Tuesday evening next, Dc
31et, 1t ~ r. n
SABBATH scuooL Exu1B1r1oN.-A graz
Sabbath School exhibition will take place
mo7ow evening, commencing at half pa
seven O'Clock, at the Desp1aines Street IL
Church, between Van Buren, md Harrist
streets. The room viii be decorated with ?
triotic and other appropriate emblems Al
nottoes. The price Of admission has be-
fixed at twenty-five cents; children, five cent
SUpDEE DEATH.-J- j. O'Shanghnessy, t
well known engrayer Of No. 20 Dearbo
street, died Tcry suddenly yesterday at
residence on Calumet avenue. Only an no
before his death he Was out in apparently p
feet health. The deceased has been reside
of this city for ten or twelve years past, O.
was we'll known in all matters pertaining
bis art, in which he cxcelled.
MULTGM IN PARvo.-Tom Thumb, whs
miniature cquipage has been attracting
much attention for the past few days, will g
one Of his characteristic soirecs this afterno
and evening at King6bury Hall. His ent
tainments thus far have been attended by
mense audiences and without doubt, hundr
Of little ones will pay their respects to him
day.
TIE H1NCKLEy OPERA TRoCpR-The
concert Of this troupe will be given at Br.
Hill On Thursday night The sale Of tick
commenced this morning and more tt
met the expectations of the ma
gers. The excellence Of the program
which will be found in our advertising {
umns, and the certainty Of hearing much g
music joined with the curiosity to b
Hinckley will doubtless fill Bryan Hall
ovcrAowing.
TIE KANE ARCTIC PASoRAIA.-Thc N
ayers Of this panorama have secured Brya
lower hall, and will exhibit these Ar,
sketches eva7E evening this week. u Miyou
Will also be in attendance, and will proba
favor the audience with specimen of
vocal powers each evening. This panora
is cminently worthy Of patronage, both fl
the tTuthfnlness Of its de1incations and
merits as IN artistic painting.
McV1cKEa's TuEATRE- -CaR1sfMAs MIG
-McVickcr adEertiscs m excellent cntcrt
ment for Christmas night, one that eau
fail to please all. Mr. Collins will appca
two Of his best characters and sings scv
Of his popular sougs. McVicker, Myers,
Miss Hosmcr Will appear in the excellent L
comedy. "I'ye Written to Brown" I
Knight wille1ecute two 1asorite dances.
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