, 1862-11-16
THE CITY.

THE CIlY. /:
ATTENTION Is called to the
advertisement OF the sale OF Government
,orses, in another column. =
CHuRcRoR TIE HoIY YfoMHuS1oS.-BAhop
WhIpple Of. Minnesota, will preach IN the
Church OF the Holy: Communion this morn
rg, at 1031 o'clock. ..'~::.
"D1an1fs FOE 1888. .-McHslly & Co, 81
Dearborn street, have recelveda q fair assort-
mett Of D--1ries for 1868. Every soldier
should Lave one Of these before going to the
war.
ILLUMINATED PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMs.-A
fresh supply Of thesc superior and YET cheap
albums have been received at the New York I
Gift Book Hcuze, LIB Randolph street. Call
and ask tie price.
RURAL. AFFARs.--Ihe Illustrated Annual
Register Of Rural Affairs for 1868, also back
numbers and complete sets IN volumes, have
been received by John r. Walsh, corner Madi-
son street and Custom House Place.
AKoTHER FESTIVAL. The First United
Presby terian Church Will give festival, as
the church on West Washington street, cor.
ner Of Jefferson, on Tuesday evening, NOV.
rs. Tickets, Including supper, Is cents.
FHAsKs.-Resolntions OF thanks to the d.
rectors aud officers at the Chicago srd NortE-
western Railroad, were adopted by the guests
on the late excursion over that road. Tne
prees upon our columns prevents their publ
catien at this time.
FAs1uoH BooKs.-John R. Walsh, eoraer Of
Madison street and Custom House Place, has
received Madame Democrats Mirror OF Fash
| ion for November, with all the winter fash
| iors, later than any other publications OF the
| same class Issued.
EXPENSIVE BooTs.-samuea Wagner Was
arrested on Friday for stealing pair Of boots
worth e. 50 from the store door of Theo. W.
Knowles, 1853 Randolph street. the day pre-
vious. He was held to bail in the sum OF
$500 for trial.
| WAR MEETRa.-The thirty-fourth Wa
Meeting under the auspices OF the YouDg Mensf
Christian Association will be held in the New
England Church corner OF Indiana and VOL
cctt streets, on Sabbath evening, NoVembe
10th. Several speakers will address the meet
ing. AL are invited to attend.
. ELuu BuRB1TT's sLEcrURE.-Thas (Siooday
1 evening the Learned Blacksmith lectures a
1 Bryant & STATIONS College Hal Subject
q "The Higher Law and Mission Of Commerce.
I, Meeera. Bryant & stratton have generousl
s made 1t free lecture and Invite the public,
Acc1n1rr.-A little girl aged nine year
Il daughter Of Mr.. Poor, q we1gher in Surge
ia buckingham s. Co.'s elevator, WAS run ov
ss 10 North Clark street, while on her way hon
~ from school on F4lday noon, BY 3 farnae,
u team. Her injuries, though severe, are
z dangerous.
Dc ANEW POLICE JusTIeE.-The term Of J1
ho tice Fitz, one Of the present Police Justices
at the city, defeated for reelection, being aoo
On On to expire, it will now deyolye upon the Co
". men Council to fill the vacancy. Tbs mat
ve will doubtless be brought before the Coun
BY at It's regular session on Monday e7en'
,ot next.
,S,. United srATEs INSPECTORS OF L1QUt
ion AND Coal On.-The Collector Of Inter
81 Revenue has appointed John G. Dore
~ ao- Leonard Lampertz, Of this city, Inspect
gss under the inte1nal Revenue Act, OF liaa
and coal oils for this collection dsatEict, WI
she embraces the whole OF Cook county.
md rwoRcrsrER's H1soE-P1ATE PIANO
hat oe on-.,- .txa.+ hooa ;nst
Ice, Boot q Gaa5, W Gi'lA sHeet' te'e 1.9A
dar celyed one Of Worcester's patent hinge-p
PIN pianos, whichh have lately attracted SO N
'at4 a;a} attention In New York. This piano is
ii liant and very powerful. From what We
a.ed seen OF 1t We should Say that steinvay &
Ioa aes had better look to their lausels.
,oe9 9 CLOSING OF MAMs.-Untn further no
,srt. mails for the East will close at 4:30 P. n
tive up. IL, except Saturdays. supplem
lent mails for eastern cities snd Canada at 5
~ syar ~ except Saturdays and Sundays. Malls
sale Great Britain, France and Russia, BY th
after madam line Of steamers, at 8 p. IN. on
,nh ana nesdaye, and by the cunard line tor
81 to countries, at $50 P. N. on Sundays.
'A and FnE.-Abous l O'Clock this (sn
ound morning, fire broke ont in the upper
A. of the two story brick block, On the Mic
= eon. ~, Central depot grounds, near the foot Of
ID for street, occupied by Meesrs- Leland d
q and as a packing house. The Fire Depastmea
d De- ~ sno+ ond the fri
there promptly Q. taa epora ~ ~ 49, ~ ,a,,, 49,
MILL speedily got under. The loss We eou4
t1ans- ascertain.
~ Mu1ER's BATTEa1.-Lieut. John /
vim Of Miler's Battery will leave for Lei
refa1ly Ky,, to join his battery, on Sunday eV
, isaa, Friends having letters OF packages for
Il it@s % theboys, will please 1eaTe them at the
States Express Office, corner Of Lal
t.er OF Clark streets, and they will reach then
,Isa 'n,adIa members absent are ordered to report
s with diately.
hss mt COLLISION or TIE LARE.-The &C
i1dinga White Cloud, Capt Elsey, from Detr
rttoa Of rived here on Friday morning, reports
asiaaa' heen run into night before last, of Man
of u by an unknown bark, painted blscl
t date.) schooner is pretty badly injured, her b
BY the btfue smashed and side stove In to tt
~sontsd " ~ water line deck started, etaysail 81
Sen cur caustau broke. Capt. Elsey thinks lit
on and daInsge waa done the ba1k.
Mclean =---
1st the CoRovEn,s lsquRar.-On Friday
~, oH.l named Theodore Lepointe, from
- a am Wis, In attempting to get upon ths
1gen to the incoming train Of the Chicago Al
ore care Island Railroad, at Blue Island, fell
an w. the wheels ard had both legs crushed
is nre- auputation was necessary. BE Was
bus in to the City Hospital, where he died
t . COM ..,o... ~ o,,1oc.r fhe sa,ne rnorniu
Is he de- 10'J ~ ~40 - a.
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