, 1862-03-15
Ttt Utiibutt,
SATURDAY. MARCH u, 1859.
THE CITY.

tA1UAUh1s AldhNa 10t 1o01.
THE CITY. |
AyAxT CoCR1ER.--The fremont House |
served up to their bosrders at dinner yester- |
day ane sample Of Connecticut River
shad. spr1ng Is coming. /
PosrroTED.-The case Of Captain Crofton,
the hero Of the Crofton-Kraatz tragedy, whose |
trial was set for the February term Of the Du |
Page Circuit Court, has been postponed until
mand in Kentucky.
MALT LIQUORS WAETED.-Thc Chicago
Sanitary Commission has received despatch
from their agent at Cairo, asking for supply
Of matt liquors porter Or al, bottled. VIII
not benevolent public respond to this call
at once? Donations can be left at the rooms
Of 1.-THE Commission, No. Il Wabash Avenue.
II Jewett & Co., Grocery Auction House,
56 Dearborn street, will sell alto o'clockto to-
day, zoo boxes German, family and CASTLE
soap, 100 boxes candies, 100 bales cotton bat
ting, 200 boxes starch. 100 barrels pure brandy,
whisky, gin, spirits, 100 kegs white lead, 50
boxes Virginia tobacco, 100 barrels herring,
etc.
ATTENTION Observation-Disclosures, the Cham
pion Drummer, has lately Joined the Nine
teenth Regiment and is about starting Tor
their location. He wants to take Six OF seven
good men with him for field musicians under
his Instructions Apply at &c Nevins', - norsh-
east corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets,
within the ensuing six days.
FROM TAT1oR's BAT1EKr.-sergeant 4.
Heartt, Of Tay1or's Battery, is now in the city
on = short furloush. He left the corps in
good condition and Is to start on the return
trip on Monday morning next Parties de-
string to forward letters or small packages to
their friends in the battery can be accommo-
dsted by leaving their articles at this Office to-
day.
MEETING OF TIE Pr1TASEuM OF TIE USI-
rERs111 OF CH1cAeo.-Thc public meeting
OF the Psytaneum of the University Of Ch1ca-
go takes place next Saturday evening at half
past seven, in the Chapel of the University
building. There will be an interesting pro.
gra1nmc OF exercises, consisting OF declama-
lions, debates, essays, music and oraions, by
The students Of the Institution.
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Orr FEMALE ANER1cAS CousEy-Miss
Julia Daly and Our Female American Cousin
still draw fine houses at McVicker's Theatre.
Miss DAILY has BECOME favorite with all
abilities Is from, her acting. Though not g.
character inyulnerable to c1iticism-in fact in
several places it is open to severe scarifcation
-sPa,nclia App1eby'' is acknowledged to bs
very funny. and is rendered bv Miss Da1v With
grace and GOOD effect. The support rendered
by the stock COMPANY is excellent, and all
conspire to make an agreeable EVENINGS enter
tai,r,eut.
TIE EQU1SocT1M--We are in the midst Of
the great cqunoctial. This sezni-anuual inhic-
ton WIS ushercd IN on Thursday evening by
terrific thunder Storm, the like of which
is not remembered by that venerable au-
tguary the "oidest 5naab1tant'' For twenty
four ltours We have been favored with con-
7inual dr1zzse-a cold, tedious, piercing, pen
Grating storn-which has but single redeem
1cg quality; it comes from tue north, and
puts to flight the flood Of communications
with which TIC have been overwhelmed, in
tended to c1ucidate the ttwater question ~ The
Board Of Public Works will thank an over
ruling Providence for cutting the Gordian
l.not, and furnishing ready solution for
ytxtd enigma.
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Relics OF Fort DoHELsoS,-W.cn the
Intelligence first reached Chicago Of the fear
ful decimation and wounding Of our brave
soldiers On tic field Of Donclsop, and the ap-
peal was made for assistance in tue care of the
suffering and dying, our readers will remem-
Der how eagerly cur surgeons and citizens
assistance were received. Among tie first to
reach the Fort. YVES our friend Francis Mum
son, ESQ.,, 40 Lake street, OF lis uutiriur
ard upsclfEn efforts in the care Of our wound.
ed braves, the rccipicuts of his attentions and
the surgeons in cbarpe epeak in terms of nd
uiration, Regardless of personal and busi-
ness conscientious, he remained at ponelson
unti1 lis efforts were no 1oncer needed IN that