, 1862-11-22

1eel EheY run no r1eK Oh Euf01uE any away Tor |
wznt Of room. Ticket holders and others in
tending to be at the Festival will please note
the change, and remember Tuesday evening,
NOV. 25th, at ~ o'clock.
DE-, THFAHY's LEcTURE.-Al large audience
assembled last evening at the Clark street
Methodist Church to listen to the lecture Of
Rev. DE-. Q. H. Tiffany, on !" Work and and Its
Worth-the social problem Of 1abor.'' The
fine elocuhonarY powers Of the speaker were
all brought irto play, and his already wide
spread reputation as q popular orator WAS |
fully sustained By this effort. The crowded
state of our columns prevents even brief abb
stract Of the lecture.
IMPROVE 1T.-A rare chance to purchasers !
Of bound books Is NOW offered BY Balnford d |
Baldwin, No. Is Lake street. They have been
marking down their books at less than half
price, and are selling them at less than auc-
| ton prices. Improve the chance to fill your
| Libraries.
| OFF FOR NAsuaGToE.-The 115th regi-
nent New York volunteers LETT Camp Doug
| las On Thursday night, as previously announc-
ed, for Washington, via the Michigan South
! N1A A2AA4aAs AN-AAJ I4AS AsV0+A pA~ 0AGV%L0s4
to follow.
LEcTCRE.-Rev. James Dixon's lecture on
Rev. G. r. Spurgeon, will be delivered on
Tuesday evening, and not Monday, (as we er-
ronious1y stated,) at the Union Park Baptist
Church. Admission Is cents, for the benefit
| of the Reuben street Mission Sabbath School.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBuMs.-A fresh supply Of
the new style Of Photographic Albums for
military collections, has been received by
John ". Norris, 102 Madison street. They
are very beautiful and very cheap.
TIE 5Sru ILLINOIS REGrEST.-AD. the
: paroled officers and men Of this regiment
! nave been exchanged, and are ordered By
Col. Lynch to report for duty at Camp Butler,
Springfield, III.
THE G0Tu Omo.-This regiment was mus
l tered out Of service On the 10th, paid of yes
terday, and left for their homes in Ohio, YiE
the Michigan Central trains yesterday after
, noon.
+ - Central business property is ADVERTISED
e for sale By Thoma. B. Bryan in another
s coluMn.
= - Dr. JancE. formerly Of James Lock Hos
;, pllal, 50 CuEtomhouse etreet. New Orleans, Ls.
: comes here recommended by the medical faculty
and the almost entire press CT the south, and it
j. said by these requiring such services as he ren
ders. that he has no superior in the Union. Di
r james, otfice is at Sc Randolph street..
j. A FACT W441CH EyERf ONE SHOULD KNow.--W
q the TACT that there Is physician who hi
devoted his time to the treatment Of specia}tics
who hes succeeded well in our city as Dr. james
~ | whose Office is at 81 Custom House street. e
has, in his unassnrning way, built up a reputat1o
n whichwill be lasting. This ia accounted for pri1
cpal1y from the fact that he has always labored
relieve correctly and entirely, every perEon WI
Las applied to him for relief. lie docs not ad1nil
T. lister drugs which seemingly cure, but total
n e1adicates tho disease from the system,-Yeu O
ct zeons Crescent, Dec. s, 1855.
E. d.. James cures General Nervous Debility. d:
le cases Of the Skin and Blood, Organic Weakness
~ Inpoteney and all diseases peculiar to both sexe
-. - Remember Dr.. James' Office is at Sc Randolt
street, b<tween State and Dearborn streets. Off
s. open from 4. NJ, till 2. II. Consultations i
IS | Yiolable.
p GoTo TIE DEsT-Go TO BRYANT Is STATION
he Ca1cAso COMMERCIAL college,, to get tho1ou:
1y | business education.
e e, H Cook T. McLain- sEssm DEe.a and s5cure1c