, 1863-08-06

O'Clock i. N. Service By the pastor, Rev. Chas.
B. Thomas.
New JEnusA1Ex Tznr1E.-Rev. Mr. Htbbard
Will hold religious service and deliver discourse
near the lake, this morning, at 1o1H o'clock.
ST. Jons's Er1scoPAL CHuRcH.-Therc will be
ThanksEtving sergiees ERIK Il the g; g. John'a chuEsh,
pcbic anu especially strangere are Invited to at
tend. Randolph street cars pass the door.
! Sr. JA1ks', Ep1scorAL LCuuEcu,-Therc will be
service Of thankssiv!ns ;s today, at s., James M
| vited to attend and participate
HoLY COMMUNION, Er1scoPAL CuUncH-There
| will be divine service tn tho church Of the Holy
es bs e. Taf
OF Of this congregation to this service.
OLD LADIES' HoME.-At the donation
party, given for the benefit Of this Institution,
on the 14th ult., In consequence Of limited
notice and numerous objects Of interest en-
gaging the public attention, the attendance
was quite small. The donations wera liberal,
| hut limited in number, and, therefore, not
| in the aggregate at ali proportionate to the
deserts Of the noble charity to which they
were given.
The Board of Managers, while returning
their thanks to those generous friends who
we're present and contributed SO freely, would
cordially invite the public, generally, to visit
the "Bome,n No. %, Sd avenue, on Wednes-
day or Saturday afternoon, and thus become
acquainted with it's worthy fnmates and Its
wants. All articles Of clothing suitable for
the old ladies, bedding, provisions OF money,
handed to any member of the Board Of Man
ayers, or to the Matrou, Mrs. Waldo, at the
At In
sacred1y applied to the object for which they
are contributed.
The Board of Managers will meet at the
I" Home," this afternoon, ut three o'clock.
A full attendance Is desired.
CHICAGO DRIVING PARE Assoo1Arros.-It
will be seen by reference to the advertisement
| In another column, that the formal opening ol
| the Driving Park Association will take place
| on the 25th instant, and that there is to be u
week of sport, during which over 81 500 will
| be trotted for, as follows: On Tuesday, Au-
gust 25th, q pure Of $500; on Wednesday the
o6th, purse Of $500, and purse Of 500; on
Thursday tho eth, purse OF $500, purse OF
$50, and purse Of $50; on Frlday, purse
| Of S4Go These matches will doubtless he
largely attended.
! BUSH D1scuARoED.-Patrick Bush, who
was arrested on Monday, at the complaint Of
the relatives md friends, upon the charge Of
numbering his wife, (who died on the 2sth ult.
in the town Of Jefferson. Cook county,) had
on examination before Justice Blown ye5ter-
day, and atter hearing all the facts that could
| r.. to or
tending physician and the Coroner, who made
a post mortem examination, Mr.. Bush waa
discharged, the charge not being sustained.
THANKSGIVING soc1ADLE.-The ladies Of
the Desp1aincs Street II. E. Church will hold
q secIable and festival nt their Church, (be-
tween Van Buren and Harrison Streets this
evening. No charge will be made for admit
| taucc, but Refreshments Of fruits and Ice
| cream will be told, and collection taken, to
aid the Sanitary Commission. Let oil who
have desire to do something for our suffer-
ing soldiers attend. Speakers and music will
snliven the occasion.
The SEVEN s1sTERs.-The SUCCESS Of this
charming burlesque continues at McVicker's
Theatre, and, from Ill appearances, We judge
1t will run Tor weeks to come. The Theatre
Ia well filled nightly, and the audiences all
leave well pleased with tbs entertainment.
Each night something new Is done In the way
Of jokes, songs and dances, and the addition
Of the Zcuaye Drill forms a new attraction.
No one should miss seeing the Seven Sisters,
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MUSICAL EkfERfa1ss'-Mf y. NJ. aagef'
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sies INC oiea. .., nepetuo ~ s".,a..,. o.u ~ n
eo%es W s.ns. ~ 49, 1890 .H1, .a.;ss,s,a
n euccess in the series Of musical entertain
ments he proposes to give IN this city.
conoxrn,a 1xonrsT-coroner Schmidt
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