, 1863-05-27

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il known, VIC believe, that upon the sameday
on which the Canal Convention assemblies in
this city, there will also meet in Bryan Hall
The Q. s. Medical Society. This body will be
compoped Of between tour and five hundred
Of tho most prominent and talented physl-
cians Of the country, and will be in session
probably four days.
LosT.-A member Of the Finance Committee
has LETT at some office, OF dropped on some Of
the streets, subscription list to the Canal
Convention. The list was headed By G. q.
Wicker d Co. No one having been nuthoriz-
cd to collect the subscription, the paper Is OF
no value to any one except member Of tho
Committee. The finder will please 1eaye the
paper at this Office.
ABR1cK BUILDING on TIE MoyE-A two
story brick building, formerly located on
Clark street between Madison and Monroe
streets, has left its foundations and Is on its
vay southwark. The spectacle is rather an
unneual ono, cyea in Chicago, where al build
ings are pcripate.ic, and il it should reach its
ultimate location in safety, will be quite
feat, inaemuch as the building is sadly dilapi-
dated and cracked.
PEnsoSA1~-Gcn. Totten and stat, Q. s. A.;
Col. Oakcs, 9. S. A.; Adjutant Gen Fuller,
Hon. ]. z. Dubois, Auditor Of State; Hon.
O. II. Hatch, Secretary Of State; Hon. Mr..
Funk, H.; ". D. Judson, esq, President Of
the Cincinnati Airline Railroad; Hon. H.
Wilkinson, Q. S. Senator of Minnesota; Hon.
n o{1 Tao Inv T-u H.
troit; Col. n. r. Peoples, Va, are stopping
st the fremont House.
LKEeEs1 OF CLo7H1so.-A servant girl,
about eighteen years Of age, was arrested
yesterday by officer Rust on the charge of
larceny, preferred BY Mrs. Sarah Solomon,
living at 81 South franklin street. The
stolen articles, one skirt and White dress
valued at Sc, werc found in the possession Of
tie girl. She was brought before Judge NIL
Ter Of the Police Court, and plead guilty to
The charge. Held to bail in tic sam Of $l01.
1t. Col. WRIGHT NorSDEp.-We regret
TO learn that private dispatch was received
yesterday, by tie Eamily Of Lieut.. Col J. c.
Wright, Of the 7ad Illinois regiment {1st
Board Of Tradc), to the eject that he lost llis
left arm in one Of the recent engagements
near Vicksburg. This gallant officer WIS one
Of cur most influential and prominent com.
mission merchants prior to his joining the
regiment. 4 host Of friends will symuathize
with him in his af1liction, and pray for hls
speedy recovery.
The F1Rsr UNITARIAN SocMT1.-The So
cicty of the First Tnitarian Church, which
was destroyed by fire few days since, con-
vencd at the st. Paul's {Unive7salIst) Church
last Sabbath, through the generous aid Of the
latter. ST. Paul's Was filled to Its utmost
capacity, and many were unable to obtain
seats. In the evening Rev. G. B. Thomas
preached TN interesting discourse, commemo
7atiye Of the Church. The erection Of tn,
new md elegant edifce on Wabash avenue
will soon give the Society local hnbitatio1
once more. Cuc notice will be given Of til
place of worship for next Sabbath.
+ IMPORTANT NoIzCE-The Youn. Men
Christian Association have placed in thei
Reading Room Bulletin Rnard m w1'sa1. '~:'
be posted the names Of good, moral ant
christian boarding houses In the city. 8ucl
houses are invited to send their names, nun
bere, terms and references to Post Office DO.
1928. Tho Committee on employment vii
also post tlicre all cases applying for situa
lions, and would appeal to eyery one who ha.
heart to feel for the honest poor and house
less persons who are continually found in on
city for MD in furnishing respectable employ
ment- Especially are al manufacturers, viii
can employ female help, requested to eens