, 1863-07-06

Mr. fat11ck was liberal subscriber to this
beautiful present.
EsRo11MEsT.-Thee enrolment lists farthe
6lh ward can be found ut the Gross House,
corner Of 1o'h and Canal streets, and for the
18th ward at the house corner Of sedgewick
street and North avenue.
Fnu1T.-We call attention to the card OF
Messrs. Drake & Beebe, Produce Commits
sion Merchants, 120 Dearborn street. We
have tested the quality Of their fruits, and
can recommend them.
For V1cKsBuRa.-Gen. 4. L. Lee, who was
severely wounded In the assault upon the
rebel intrcnchments in the rear of Vicksburg,
| has so far recovered as to be able to rejoin his
command, the LIST brIgade Of Osterhaus' d.
vision. He left Last evening, ria the st. Lonis
& Alton Railroad. -
1MroRTAFT NoT1cE.-An persons having
husbands, Sons, brothers, or other relatives
| enlisted in Chicago, and who were in the
army Of the United States, on the Sd day OF
March, 1858, are requested to giFc their names
together with the number Of the regiment,
to the enrolling officers In their respective
wards, at the places deignated below, on Mon
day and Tuesday, the 9th and 9Th Of July.
1HrAST1CDE.-Yesterda Sergeant Miller
Of the Second Precinct Police, found the body
Of very Young female infant In cu1yert at
the corner Of Loomis and Taylor streets. On
Its head were several marks of violence. It
was taken to the West Side station, and to-day
an inquest will be held.
FIRE ON TIE Tug McQrEES.- The alarm O
fire 1ung for the 9Th district ut I o'clock 81.
turday morning vas caused BY an incipient
corhng1ation on the tug Mcqueen. which
was lying on the North side Of the river, be.
tween Clark and Dearborn streets. The
fnmes were supposed to have been produced
by sparks from the furnace which came in
contact with dry boards beneath the pilot
deck. The fire department turned out
promptly, but their services we're not re,
quired, rs the men belonging on the tug soon
extinguishcd the flames. The damage was
but trining.
4 MUSEUM IN Cn1cAoo.-We mako the an
'nouncement with pleasure, TINT through the
nberality Of two Of our worthy and public
spirited citizens, the st. Louis Museum has
been purchased, and will soon be removed tn
and permanently located in this city, suitable
rooms being in course Of preparation for Its
] reception. This Museum is much the largest
| oAe =. 1ne "set' sno ~ asseta1 " ns features
| eae eao'eeet one ~ lae oat1eo STATES. ihe
osn''l'ioslea1 'l''u o1aer specimens OF nasural
n'st''s e4nofase ne iasss' an'mals 1nat are
nAo"n, anu Ms p'el'a'ea ~ eoe oest style o.
.ue tnsaoe11iet 1aaa'c'a'l' VINE tne m'seel.
1uueoue e'f1oAt,es comprise eao'nets ot
~. p.'n'e4'ee@ "oA'e'1u1 "oths u na'ure ana
RICH JR"ERT.-Messrs. Giles Bros, have
opened and nave no" in the full tide OF sue
cesstui operation their elegant jewel1T e5tab-
hshment at 142 Lake street. We refer with
especial pleasure to this fact as the inaugura-
| tlon Of ouch m establishment is IN Indication
Of an advance in this department co.extensive
with the growth and progress Of the city.
Their stock is finely selected and rich enough
in character to meet the most exact tastes, es-
| pecially In the line Of watches, which the
Giles Bros. make speciality to certain
extent In all the departments Of iewelry
and elegant toilet articles, their stock cannot
be e1celled west Of New York. We advise
fn~ ,nsnso,,on r. not f,r IN rchasa
| s,aor,~o av,1,~-Ra+,reoe ea,.a s
eight O'Clock last evening as Q. 4. Winches~
ter, we'll known roilroad contractor Of this
city, was riding In buggy, near Erie street