, 1861-10-16
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WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 10, 1861.
THE CITY.

WEDNESDAY, Ot4Vhnh TO- 4o0L
TIE CITY, !
Ars1cAn-The fl1st arehersA Of the PIN.
harmonic Society OF Chicago will b !, held this |
,fstrnoon 1t O'Clock At BrsAa Hall.
- We hare been Indebted frequently Of
late to The O.. 8 Express Company for
st. Louis papess: considerably ahead Of the
mats.
RING FoUTD,-A heavy gold RUG, with an
inclotnre Of da'k, plated hair. The owner
GIL. End II tt ctl1l:g at tn: TRIBUNE cflc,,
srd proving property. : Il
-GRApEs.-John Wright, the well known
1ef.au1ste1r, Nc. IS Clerk street, has receired
alarge quantity Of delicious white grapes, Just
tke thing for inval,ds.
PERsoSAL-C. H. scrtyen, Esq, Of this civ.
left last evening for New York, en route for
IirerpecL Papers in the interier are inform
cd 1hat his business Will continue as hereto
fore.
Cooley, Arthur aud LIE Bon Ton for
November, and the fsat volume Of the Rebel
lion Record, complete, hare been received by
Walsh, cc1Ier OF Madison street and Custom
House Place.
TEMPERANCE LEcTURE--Hon. U. f. Linder
viii lecture before the Garden City Division Of
Tie Sens Of Temperance, at Bryan Hall, On
Thu1sday evening, 17th inst, at " O'Clock.
The public aze invited to attend.
E Gilbert, Sampson & Warner sell this
afternoon and esenirEsat 81 Lake street, the
balance Of marele eta.ua1g, silver plated ware,
&c. Tlis is the last Ee1s Of the saason, and
partseE in want Of such Eccie, will DC weI to
attend the sale.
RUsH MEDICAL Co1lEGE-The iatr2ducto
II 1ectu1e to the nineteenth annual session Of
this Institution Eiu be delivered this evsaiug,
1T 75z o'clock, at the College, By Prof DE- Las
Lie Miller. The profession, and the paolic,
ladies and gentlemen, a1e respectfully invited,
JUDGE HoL7's srEEcu.-A pamrhlst edition
ofJ1dee Helt's speech at Irving Hall, Nav
Yo.s, On the third Of September, has b.sn
printed by order Ct The New York Chamber
Of Commerce 70. g.atritous circulation.
Copies will he Gcrpe.Ged, 1ciz4out cn17ye, on
application to HI. J. Smith Honans, Secretary
Of the Chamber of Commerce.
FcuSp--A little girl, about six yea7s old,
was picked up o2 North Wells street, On sua-
day night. She hai strayed away from home
sid Tns wande1irg about the streets, when
tte feu Tito tha hands Of gentlemzu, who
tcoK te1 to lie Nursery home, where she is at
preEent. She Gays her name isMary Hut
but the Cannot tell where her parents live.
ANOTHER S1REET RAnWAT-The City
Railway Company will commence carly nex'
week laying track On the Canal street and
Blue 1sland Ieute. The track will run from
M6disou street, through Canal to Harrison,
through Harrison to Blue Island Avenue, end
through Blue L1aed Avenue to the Burltna.
ION Railway track. It will be completed and
in operation By the first Ct JanuRzy.
TEE YAKKEE CARD WRTrER.-Mr. Q. Sack
ett, the famous Ca1d Writer, who by his extra
ordinary ekill, and the rspidity With VIII h he
writes visiting cards, has gained such csl sb
rity, has established himself at the fremont
House., where he las bscu largely patronizsi
bJ our clt!zens fo1 gevetal WeekE. He has al
tie 1as&st style of cErdq, including wedding
squsre and bsby" cards. Ladies ararequest
ed TO call at the Perlore.
An IMMENSE HA2ENER--keuogg & Co, O
Detroit, are engaged in making steam ham
mer for the Chicago Rolling Mills. The ham
mer, when completed, will weigh FIVE tons
end tie anvil upon vkich 1t works will be o.
sixteen tens weight. When this 1atter piece
is cast, tie ore will be TUT direct from The
furnace to the mould. This will be done cu
account Of the difficulty in handling suca a
large quantity Of iror, aad, also, because il
will ensure steadisr HoB Of the metal
sTEAN And Hor WATER APPA8ATus.|u
another column Will be found the advertise
ment OF r. 7. Crane & Brother, No 1o2 We:1
Lake street. This old and well established
house pays especial attention to the m2nufac
tu1e ct pipes for Steam, aad steam and no
water apparatus for rwaymipg buildings Of es
j. cry description. The popularity and past SUI
ceE6 cf this firm are sufficient endorsement
to se"urs generous patronage during th
coming season.
REPAIRS os TIE ERIE Railroads.&c. !
T. Tribune Of the 10Th SAYS: It IL but q
act Of simple justice to Mr. Minet, Snpe
intendent Of the Erie Railroad, to call the q
tertion Of the public to the wonderful energ
ard expedition with which the repairs u2c
lhat road have been completed. That mater
als can be transported, and men got togeth
and orgauized into working parties, so as |
build such bridges ns were washed awey In II
1ate great flood, On the western division Of tn
1osd, ard lave the trains passing over it aga
In nRperied Ct four days, shows an execut:,
ability that wcnld be Of immense value to t
amy, # engsged In its seryice.n
FATAL ACCIDENT At NuEs-A 1nRn By t
name Of Henry seholtz, was instantly XIII
yesterday morning, in the town Of Nl1eo, Co
county. The deceaeed WAS q laborer upon t
farm Of one Mr.. Gobble, and vas In the set
starting fer this city with load Of straw, VII
he met his fate. Before getting upon
wagon, the horses commenced running. ]
1eized thtm by the bits, and in his endezv1
10 check them, IVES thrown down. Before
could recover himself, the wheel passed on
his lead, killing lin instantly. He 1esyes
wife snd three children in destitute rircu,
Stances. TIE Cororer Was notified and be
Al iEquest yesterday.
New ARRIVALS OF NEW BOOKS. Tho Sc
our Teade1s In eearch Of choico reading ne
Iot walk further than McNally & Co.'S Bo
end Periodical store. 81 Dearborn street, whe
ttey can find freshly arrived supply