, 1862-11-10

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.r.rme inc udes TWO movements Of schr. |
narn's First Symphony, the music composed
" Aubcr for the opening Of the great London
Exhibition, q new operatic fantasia by Bala:ka,
instrumental solos, &c. The great vocal az
traction will be the debut OF one OF our Chi
c-go ladies, for whom We predict great suc-
cesG. |
FtRE-LooK OUT FOE ISCEND1ARIEs.-
About five o'clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the basement of the store
room of r. B. Appleby, dealer in Frames and
Photograph materials, 134 South Clark street,
near Madison. The fire was doubtless the |
work Of al incenGiary, as 1t was bui.t upon |
the top Of some empty boxes, and burned !
through the floor, and into the store room,
destroying In the meantime very few boxes. |
This back basement was unused except for
storage, and ior empty boxes, and no oae con-
nected with the store had been in the base
Mr.. Appleby has made no estimate of the
damages probably not leas than 81 50O-fu1ly
covered By insurance. This Is the second IRE
within three days, charged to be the work of
incendiaries, and our citizens and the Police
will Go well to keep q yigi1ant watch for
them.
TORT SnSpLAsrERs.-Sever persons have
offered at our counters, shinp1asters Issued by
the Chicago 17n,e.. We cannot take them,
and We advise every reader Of the Ta1BuNB
to have nothing to do with the trash. In
the first place, they have no business to
issue them. Second, it is an inevitable
sign that the concern is hard up. or
they wouldn't 60 kiting about in that style.
Third they are violating the law of Congress
which forbids the Issuing Of shinplasters.
Fourth, It is miserable attempt to counter
felt The Government green-back postal cur
rency- Beware Of the trash before you get
your fingers burned with it.
sLoAS's COMMERCIAL CoL1EoE.-The era
ming session is now fully opened and ne can
rot too strongly urge upon our young men
the importance of acquiring sound and prac-
tica1 commercial education, such as is afforded
at this Institution. The rooms have bsen
newly fitted up in the most approved style,
and the walls are ornamented ~ith those beau
tiful specimens Of penmanship for which this
college Is SO justly celebrated
Il NEW PRoJEcT1LE.-We have been shown
by Mr.. Leonard Bricker, Of Springfield, ILL.,, 4
ne1 prcjecti'e, invented by him. Il Is con-
ical shell, inyolging principles which adapt
it to smooth bore gun, and at the same time
SECURE for it all the pecu1iari.ies Of the rif.,
besides giving much greater speed aad wider
range. From an examination, We are satisfied
that i: posses the merits Its inventor claims.
3lr. B. will exhibit it on Change to day (Mon-
| day.
4 VALUABLE PeEsESr.-Rev. j. Il, Hae-
| gerty, Chaplain Of the 93d Illinois Regiment,
| Col. Putnam commanding, AID late pastor Of
| the N. E. Church, Princeton, Ill, WAS made
the recipient Of q fine horse, q few days
since, By Hon. Owen Lovejay. The present
was as splendid as the recipient WIS worthy.
Few more faithful, devoted Christians have
combined the service Of country with the ser
vice OF their Master.
| FoR THE THIRD BOARD oF TRADE REG1.
s1EST.-Frank Brown, LIST Lieutenant, com.
pany G, Third Board Of Trade, 18TH Reyi-
ment Illinois volunteers, my be found ut No.
20 Randolph street, up stairs, till the 18Th,
when he will rejoin his regiment now in Ken.
Lis care and left with him, will be delivered
to the regiment in person.
| PEnsoSA1.-Hon. Cassius u. Clay, late
Minister 10 Russia; Hon. Schuyler Coiiax,
Indiana; Hon. j. D. Cation, Judge United
States Supreme Court; Hon. II. s. Wilkin'
a. ". Randall, First Assistant Postmaster
General; Capt. Sanford, U. s. Navy, arc ut tbs
fremont House.
4 SUBSTANTIAL BESEr1T.-The receipts 0
the fair for the benefit Of the Half Orpaa,
Asylum, held ut Bryan II Ill last week, reached
the magnificent sum OF 81, 500. Il was grant
success, and well meritcd by this e1ce1lsn
Institution.
NoT1CE.-A meeting OF the Republics:
Union Central Committee will be held OF
Monday evening, Nov. 10-h, at ~ O'Clock, =
the Committee Room, No. 4G LaSalle street
4 full attendance Of the Committee is partic
ularly requested.
NEW BooKs!-John r. Walsh, corner Mad
ison street and Custom HonBe Place, has al
the new books as soon rs issued. He has its
received another supply OF those neat wallet
Tor the new postage currency, Blk or eight dit
ferent styles.
RE.opES1SG.-Tle Union Observatory a
Camp Douglas, which We announced day 0
two since as being closed for the season, I
only closed for rep,lrs, and will be open t
the public in few days, retitted .:na enlarged
so1REE.-A So1ree for the benefit Of tn
Mercy Hospital, in charge OF the Sisters c
Mercy, will take place on Tuesday evening
Nov. 18th. It is designed to make It. one c
the best Of the season.
F1RE.-Atwostoryf fame dwelling, situate
. on the northwest corucr Of Michigan ayenu
and North Market street, belonging to u
Brakeman, was nearly destroyed by fire abou
, p. m. Saturday. No insurance.
PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLS AND r.
p1Ds.-afr. Frankensteiu exhibits his Pant
rama Of Niagara at Bryan Hall, Monday attc
noon at O'Clock and Monday evening at
o'clock.
REMoyED.-The Office Of the Douglas Mo-
, ument Association has heen removed
ofesers. Volk 81 Antrobus' art Building, c
the northeast corner Of State and Washingte
. streets.
= PEW RExTIEG.-The annual renting
= pews in the Wabash Avenue 81 E. Churc
e will occur on Monday evening Nov. 10Th.
+ the audience room of the church.
MoREP POSTAL CCRREScf.-Cof1ectorH Hav'
~ will distribute FIVE or six Thousand dollars
. the new postal currency this Monday NOR
ing nt o'clock.
:. Soldiers of the NIncty-tltFd Regimen
, Soldiers OF the 93d regiment who have be-
~ left behind, n1c ordered to report to Lieut.
C. Lowery, ut the City Ectcl, immediate]
!, who will forward them to their regiment.
~ neglect Of this order will subject them to
q treated as deserters, and dealt with accol
insly. BS order of Col. PCrSAM
L. November 10.h, 1863.
le Dr. JANEs.-A]most every paper OF the Sou
and eome ofthe most celebrated physicians-sp.
r In the highest tesns Of praise Of Dr.. James