, 1862-11-26
THE CITY.

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER &c. 1862.
THE CITY.
Tue 51sr REG1wESr.-Ali letters lett at the
store Of Gose &: Heag, 81 North Cisrk street,
before n. IN. to day, will be taken by iii.
Goss to the Regiment
NEW Book.-stMistress and Maid,'' new
novel by Miss Mulocb, author ct "John
Halifa1,'' &c, has been received b. MsNally
& Co., 81 Dearborn street.
new CuuRcu.-The foundation OF the neH>
unitarian Church edidce, near the coTner~of
Wabash Avenue and Hu5baad Court, Is rap
idly approaching completion. This Is to Re
one Of the finest buildings In the city.
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SCHOONER CONDOR WREcKED.-'The sshoon-<
er that was wrecked on Skillegalle Island,
come days sirce, is ascertained to he the Con-
dor. Her crew reached this city yesterday.
The Condor Is still fast upon he rock4asAea ea-
posed to the mercy Of the waves.
THANKSGIVING So1REE.-AIr. MARITIME in
rites his friends and patrons to Soiree to be
given by him tomorrow evening at his hah
corner Of Clark and Monroe streets. Goo1l
music and pleasant time may be anticipated.
SA1E.-BoldfeEs, citizsns and strangers, at
tention. The great rush Tor boo:s and shoes
at The bankrupt sale still continues. Every
one should go to the halsprice store, 12s
South Clark street.
a CHICAGO Ex-A1DERNAN HEARD From.
-Ma]or a. G. Elli:horpe, ot this city, Ia now
in command Of the 1st Indians Regiment in
- r-r.rticr army Of Gen. Blunt, on the e2-
neiGe western pu4a~. - arkau5as.
PROMOTIONS IN TIE ILLINOIS 19rn-Tne
following promotions have recently taken
place in the 18th regiment, Col Scott: Capt.
RafIrn Of Co. G, to be Lieut.. Cu,uuoa, -iaa
Scott, promoted; Capt. Jas. B. Guthrie to be
Major, vice HardsEg, resigned.
MAGAzHEs.-Harper's Magazine for De-
cemter ha. been received by McNallF 600,
No. 81 Dearborn street. McNally & ca: take
subscriptions for uarper's at s. 25 pr year
Leslie's Magazine tor December, and the Lon
don Art Jou1n1i, for s;le also.
DBt ENnER MAGAZINES john z. Walsh,
ccrucr of Madison street =ni Custom House
Place, has Harrers' Magazine aid tae Eclec-
tic for DGccmbsr; :; Mistress and saa:d," a
new ncyel b5 31iss MULCH, and fresh sup,
Ply Of Major Wtuthrop's st Canoe and 11ddic
ba.a."
DEATH OF NENErn or TIE 18TH NEW
TnRE.-Asicl n. Ellis, Sergeant cf c.. G
125th New York, dicd. yesterday AZ the Marine
Hospital, Of e1JsiPe.as, aged about 50 Eears
Deceased was formerly connected with tle
Trey Times, and was competent and respect,
ed t4licsr.
A SUccEss-The festival given at the Met
1ep1.i an Hal. last evening, By the ladies Of thu
Fist Euitsd Presbyterian Church vas very
1;ot.a.ly r4trolized. both By the members o
the church and the public, and taeir receipt:
wers larger tuan TIE projectors had darsd tt
an1ic'la.e.
HYpRoPATuT.-The stGre of Hnnt;ngtons i
Gregory, No. 8euth Clark street, was flooded
Fitl. water, to the depth Of two feet, On Mon
day night, caused by the occupants OF the
upper portion Of the building leaving thsi
lrdra1t 1unniog. The dan,agc to the STOCK
OF NeEsTs. E. Il G. will probably exceed 500
Nor 4 DEsERTEE.-Lieut- Albert LeB:un
formerly Of this city, whose name appeared
some time since as q deserter, has returned
having tecn hotorab1E discharged By aiaio;
Gen. Rosecrane. His resignation had beel
accepted at the time o. his arrest, but Vas b,
sune means delayed in reaching its owner.
ORIEsTA GooDs-This morning at i.
oclocl, and in the evening at o'clock vii
probably close the aales Of the Chinese ar;i
cles at Wn. 4. Buffers & Co.'s. Now is th
time to DosseEe yourself OF beautifrl specimen
Of TIC ingenious works Of rasnfe and art- !
Chance likc the present may never occur agai