, 1863-01-03
Ul)itaeo Qril,n're.
;: 'l'IlE CITY.

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rzF Owing 10 tic immense pressure upon
our columns this morning, we are Obliged to
dciay publishing until another Issue several
items of interest, among them the celchra:
tIons Of New Years. Day, etc.
prRsosA1.-Af. Gottschalk is still confined
at tile fremont House by illness, but is rccoy-
cring:~ he expects to be sufficiently well to
fill his engagement to play at Ottawn next
Monday.
4 Mad Doo.-t Is reported at the Central
Police Station that mad dog bit zoo hogs, 80
dogs and several cows In Bridgeport, Mondar
morning, and WIS pursued and Killed BY N.
McDermot, jr:
LARcExr-Ph1lip schlosser was yesterday
brought before the Police Court, charged
with stealing watch ralued ut $50 from Chas.
T., Scnccal, SOS State street. Held to bali in
the sum Of $780,.
Fon Col SEARR1Sa's.-Packages and let
ters for Col starring's regiment, 18th Illinois
volunteers, If left Mt the international Saloon
in Couch Place, before Monday at II o'clock m.
Tin be taken to the regiment.
E1Eo71oS.-At regular meeting Of the
Jourucymcn Hat Finishers' Association Of
Chicago, held at their rooms on "Wednesday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Walter L. Smith, Pres.
ldent; r. L. Cavanna, Secretary, and A. II.
Batstow, Treasurer.
MoV1ckER's TuEA1ER.-To:night will be
presented for the last time the drama Of " The
Jewcss," which Is well acted and placed upon
the stage in superb manner. It has attract
ed crowded house each night, and will un-
doubtedly do so tonight. twill be followed
ly the comic drama Of <.Dick Tnrpin, the
HishHuyman." Mr. and Mrs. Florence com-
3nencc their engagement on Monday.
FIRST PREsBrrER1AN CuuncH.-A1l the un-
sold pcws in the First Presbyterian Church
{Rev.Mr. Humphrey''s) wil1 be offered Tor sale
Mt the church, Saturday evening, Jan. ID, at
half mast seven o'clock. All pews remaining
unsold will be appriscd at a fixed rests. 1of
4be rear. and struck off TO the person bidding
4l,e birhcst premium orcr the fixed rental All
members of the congregation desiring pews
for the present year will please be present ut
that time.
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FnTEn YoCR DR1NK1NG WATER.-Physi-
sicinns all agree in the opinion that, to prevent
any acleterious effects to families from the
present impure state of the river water, it
Ehon,a be filtered. The flterers 1nanufactur.
cd by Seayey, 81 Randolph street, are just the
thing required. They arc more durable, and
De1form tho work more thoroughly thnn any
other Gltcr cxtaut. Another advantage about
then, Is that they cost much less than 1nost
other STYLES. Go to Scayey's and examine
fbcm.
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Na"ine oiEaa'z.1.'oa " tn's NJ" 1ns eou
pany, une ntet Ill tAe es''e, aao l1e eeeonu IL
1hs "e'., "as pes4'eeeu . w "sunesu"s 4@e. y.
tne c'ee'.on ', W. -. .ol4o"ins nAn'su se"t4e
"en 10 y ooatu " onee'ote,
Themaa II m i ESnireh- Sol, K. Assminih smiih.
L.C. P. Freer, Orrington Lunt,
= Tc1son r.; n9smGT: Tnff1e s Pcfcr T.; iee, Pss,c
A. eunsaoran+ rooa+;no IF tbo Roora p
H. Magic was elected President, Thoma
Church, Vice President, L. c. 2. Freer, Treas
urer, c. n. Holden, Secretary, and Peter Page
General Agent The entire capital Of $l00, 90
has been paid up in cash, aud safely inyeste
for the security Of policy holders, and III
company is now ready to transact business.
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4os .ne'' afpeate0 s1iu coit'o.. aui4ns "e ~
ininlstral'on OF tnat popn4ar o,n,ng room. n
"as 'lsu t.e ,e'tp1sut ~ =" 9snelous naa'i
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md is daily increasing inc NUMBER o1
patrons. His Clark street establishment Is