, 1862-05-13
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TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1863.
THE CITY,

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W Ballads Of the War, No. l, March to
The Capital BY Augustine J. H. Duganne,
eplendidly Illustrated, for sale byJ. n. Norris,
102 Madison street.
No CAsR.-A young man named John Kesr
<xas ausigned yesterday at the Police Court
for stealing a xneertohaun pipe, but the case
ended In smoke
ElEcr1oK-The election Of officers By the
Chicago Cricket Club will take place this
evening, at the fremont House, at eight
O'Clock.
POCKET P1cKKD.-A poor woman named
Cur1et had her pocket picked of over one
hundred dollars while standing in front Of
Bryan Hall, On Sunday LAST, during the mill
ts1y funeral
~ In our Marine news, in an item cut
from Buffalo exchange, q handsome and
1nerited compliment is paid to the Columbian
Marine Insurance Company, of which Messrs
Hall 4 Co. are the agents in this city.
Mrs1c,-We call sttentlon to the advertise
1nent headed "Music'' We know that the
lady has excellent capacity in tesehing in the
branches ehe names, and we can cordially
commend her to all who desire such services.
The EANrrARf. CoNAIssl0S.-Circum6tan
ces Of q persona, character have led to the re-
sipnatiou Of the Rev. Dr, Tiffany, Of his posi-
ann ~ ono Of the members Of the Sanitary |
Commission.
PICTURE SALE.-We would advise our |
friends and readers to call at 81 Dearborn |
street. and inspect the elaborate collection Of
beautiful framed Engrayings to be seen now
there On exhibition. They Will repay the
trouble, for they sre fully equal to any ever
6een IN Chicago. Many valuable Proofs
win be found among the selection. Gilbert d
Sampson viii sell them on Wednesday next at
~ O'Clock r. II.
CASvAssnG.-Knapp and Davis haye been
appointed and are uow canrasstng this city
for subscribers to Parson BroWnlo~'s Book.
The book Will not be ready for delivery until
abont the LIST to the 10th Of June, and viii con-
tain 400 pages, giving complete history Of
the secession prosecutions in Tennessee. The
larger portion was written By the Parson while
in prison in Knoxville, Tenn. It will meet
with an immense sale
HORSES FOE TIE ABMr.-AEout five hun
tred horses arrived in this citJ, from Ohio,
consigned to Captain Potter, q. S. Quarter
master atsthis post. They are intended for
the army Of the West, and Will be at once dis
patched to their destination. These horses
have been closely inspected, and are pronoun-
ced an excellent lot-the best that has been
gathe1ed in this city. They cost the Govern
1nent $120 each
McT1cEER's THEArRE--Mr. Couldock's
new play, "The Lion Of St. Marc" WIS well
received last evening, and evidently made
hit with the audience. Mr. Conldock was
6ubume as the s'Chief of the Council Of Ten,' ~
and was admirably supported by the stock
company. In the hands Of MI. Couldock, this
play must prore successful, and we advise the
lovers Of line acting to visit MeVicker's The
at1e this evening.
I4RcESY.-Ros0 Marx, German girl
eighteen years Of age, WIS arrested yesterday
FOR the larceny Of q carpet sack, Grape shawl,
Two pairs Of shoes, purse conta1ng five dol
lars, and 8 lot Of books and dress trimmings,
the whole valued at twenty dollars The artl-
Giles were taken from the residence Of Mrs.
Geo. Pepnoyer, No. 235 Wabash Avenue, in
whose family she had formerly resided as a do
nestle She was examined yesterday after
noon before the Police Court, and held fol
trial.
A New BARk.-The Parana. Capt. ]. ID
Carpenter, new bark built BY Quayle ana
Aa1tin, Of Cleveland, arrived at this port yes
terday upon her first trip. She is vessel 0
55s tons burthen, with grim carrying capac
fty Of a6, 600 bushels Her dimensions arc a.
xollows: Length Of keel, LIS feet; beam
thirty-one feet six inches; depth Of hold
twelve and half feet. She was launched upor
the fifteenth of last April, aud is built in th
best possible manner. Fifteen vessels Of thi
class, and larger, have been built at CleEelan'
during the present winter.
LARCEKT OF RAILROAD 1ROS.-We gave o
account on Monday morning Of the arrest o
the previous Saturday Of Mar We1thsme'
Andrew Gaerdin and Godfrey Heimering, ft
Etea1ing iron from the Illinois Central Raj
road. They were committed to answer. Ye
terday the game parties were agasn arreste
for previous theft Of iron from the SOL
company. They sold the iron to Christi;
Haas, junk shop keeper Of doubtful honest
who keeps "fense" ut 21o state stre'
who was also arrested. They were al col
mitted by Justice Mllken.
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has ihFehled a stamp 70 oe us<o Ii p'ace
with the date, and the name Of the station, 4
all be printed upon the ticket in place Of
little hole made By punch; thus adordin
much more perfect check.
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