, 1863-02-20

NINETEENTH II11So1s.-Henry E. Carter,
OF the 10Th Illinois, will return to his reyi-
mcnt--n next Sunday evening. AL letters for
members Of the regiment left at this office,
previous 10 Saturday night, will be safely de-
nyered.
WAsuSG7oS's B1n7uDAr.-At an adjourn
ed meeting Of . Committee Of the military OF
the city, held last night, resolutions were
adopted inviting al officers Of civic societies
TO meet tonight, al ~ o'clock, in Room /,
fremont House, to arrange programme for
celebration Of Washington's Birthday, on
the Esd inst.
MCRpocM.-Thc renowned tEasedian Muir
doch is to giye another of his readings at
Bryan Hall on next Thursday evening. From
the favor with which he was received on his
last appearance, VIC predict full house, and
would suggest to the management Of the
Young Mems Association, the propriety OF
selling reserved seats to accommodate the
public.
TIE BLIND PEEAcuER.-W. q. Milburn,
the widely known and eloquent blind preach
CT, lectures this evening, at Bryan Hall, upon
tsNbat Blind Preacher Saw in England u
Mr. Milburn's reputation as m orator and
writer is universal, and will call together an
immense audience. It is sufficient guaranty
Of this lecture that it was delivered iu New
York four times with tue greatest success. Go
early.
TIE MITE Soc1ErT.-Ne have omitted to
mention the vcry pleasant meeting Of this
society ut tie Sherman House on Tuesday
evening. There was u large company, some
SIX hundred in all, present, and the receipts
exceeded s175 The liberality Of the propric-
tors OF the Sherman enabled the Society to ap-
p,opriatc the entire sum realized, TO the aid
Of sick and wounded soldiers. Those who
were in attendance unite in high conlmenda-
tioa Of the courtesy and kindness exhibited
by Messrs. Gage s. Waite.
ADAR1sG RonDgRY.-About eight o'clock
Wednesday evening, while walking along
Wabash avenue, near Ringgold Place, Mrs.
Walter Winchester was knocked down BIZ
short, thick set man, who held his hand over
her mouth to prevent any alarm, and threat
ened to kill her If she didn't give him her
money. She gave him purse containing
$3.50, Which vas all she had with her. He
then lifted her upon her iect, thfe" the cape
Of her cloak over her head and face to pre-
vent her from seeing him, Willie so near, and
hastily ran away.
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-4ont = 's|1' 1ut.soeuon' 1he Judge,
nouuced the document sufficient. v;,ore,,nor
Pat appeared extremely delighted. and dc.
ciared his willingness to be tied by i.bers ,,
They were made one, and departed rejoicing
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~ '4s noo1' '4sa.' -" lao1es "no na'e LOT some
neeAe .'oueu ~ 'Ae es.aoais1snent OF a
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sees', .4t1'noon' ano reported
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"ae 4eu0'.eu -, "'sea's, ~ "ceon1nouate sE-
pie1I.e W luz c'ass teieffea 10, VINO were IN
tsnlneo.ate ans VI cure anu k1no treatment:
"4ue ~ .ne .uc'snencs VI 1ne "eathef' nut
1s.', @ ,'e..sA' -. 0na 'no'nes naee1nss
"tn W ne.u d. LIZ eaahe p'nce' At . cioek 10
.no!.o" al'ei,,ooi'' a. "n'cn meeting q 1ait Al
'enaanee o. tnose interested Is requested ;
anu pas uculariy the ladies who were present
nancy mr. srnn,;eS FIR Tho f,r+bor,,c, ,f +1,;.
~ -: Aat Sa-1 ~ .1't7
oU'cee VIA " g'ao4y received Al the meeting
~ '''''01'' a1'''n-oon.
NEW sToREs.-Contracts have inst brcn
closed for tic erection of two substantial
buildings for store and office PURPOSES on Ran
dolph near Dearborn streets, They arc to
be four stories high with we'll lighted base.
ments beneath, and coal vaults &c, under the
sidewalk. The store fronts will be Of o,na.
1ncnteGs cast iron, with moulded stone cornice,
and stone platforms, and Illuminated tiles fur
lighting the Easements. Above tbe fronts
Bi1l be OF red presscd hrick. with mi s.ona
trimmings. topped ont viii, beayy bracsctrd
cornice. The stores will he nineteen feet
wide by ninety feet deep, and are ycry access.
able, the floors being but two stems nirh from,
the sidewalk. The Offices above are Ill 1arpc
and well lighted, and being approached from
a central entrance, through wide and well.
lighted halls and easv spacious staIryays. they
arc ut once eligible and desirable. The cos,
will be about 81, 600 for tho two, and aro te
be built for Geo. A. seaycrns, esq. from plan;
by ". W. Boyington, Architect.
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Inn. 1a.t ,,o1,t in Rr,.n M, ,,ef,ro tho Yonn,
Ncn,s 6ssoc;atfon The ,ndicncc w,s M
1,rpe- ovinr. no doubt. to the incIeuencY q
1be reather' The lecture. however was list
cned to with rreat attention durine4he counl
Of hours which were occupied In It's delivery
The general character Of it was similar t,
that which he raye the nicht before. and ~,
. .,unn,,o and not rcrv coherent ,rcou,t =
backvool life, and his own personal rxpcri
ence as q minister. amongst the early settler
Of the West. Some Of his rccitals were a
drou and humorous as they were interesting
sp1fnkled orcr, however, with rude and eyel