, 1863-11-21

places WIS valuable and reuuneratiTc II the |
names OF any OF the douora have been omitted, tho
Into the Commission rooms. No. 60 Madison |
ttleet. The great pressure during the Fair may |
have occaLtoned nnlutentio0Al ouiissfo0s-
LOCAL MATTERS.
Anlusen1cnts.
The Hernandez Ravel Tloupe, who have given
such univertai satisfaction here aud elsewhere.
viii riyc special Entertainment al Bryan ua,l
this evening.
Miss Jane Coombs appears as "Marie' In tic
beautiful comedy OF THE World Of Fashion," at
the matinee 1t o'clock this afternoon.
The minstrels since their return home have had
fill houses, at Metropolitan Hall every evening.
The Holman Troupe are still holding forth at the
Museum. TheE give matinee this afternoon.
sEAsoNAnLE ADv1CE.-There has never been
eeason wbcn there were ercater number Of
persons afflicted with colds, inGuehxa and throat
diseases than during the past few weeks Of change
able weather; at leaRt 60 tho physicians state.
Much Of this IL due to ind:scrct!on on the part Of
the Afflicted They do not clothe themselves suit
able to the weather, Every man should at ali
times Keep protected from cold, chilly atmosphere
anu especially euuuIA ut Su340 ulA1Heu AEaluAt
tie influence Of sudden changes. Now those who
have not Jet provided themselves with winter
elothiDg should 20 stra!shtway to Belongs, It
100 and 1os Randolph street, and secnzn from his
Immense and weu selected STOCK tuht what is
wanted. He las ono OF the most extensive stocks
In the city, embracing everything In the way OF
clothipg, Of the best materials, and made In the
mort substantial and stylish manner. His stock
of overcoats ard OF business suits are particular
IL large aad attractive, Our sdv.ce to these want
ipg anything in Ia way OF clothing Is to call at
100 and 102 Randolph street and examine for
themselves.
1HE bCffALof fN01pAL BENEFIT Assoc1A
11oS.-Ih1e Assoetatloa was organized In Buffalo
last March, and branch In this city about two
month ago-both OF which arc highly prosperous.
1s objects are az Its title indicates. for the mutu-
al BENEFIT Of Its members and their hmilies- They
now are supporting one hundred amilles, Whose
husbands n1e no" e'tnef N the army or navy, OF
number Of men in tteir care that will ba tnyalIds
for life. One OF their bylaws provides that mem
be1s have right to fix their own wages. but they
do not interfere with othors, and had no hand In
the late strike among the sailors In this port The
Society tns the fullest sanction of merchants and
business men Of BuGalo-as far as known, also in
| CtIcaeo-and the observance of its rules secures
eobriesy and morality among this much abused
Glars. From what we know Of its pEoTtaIous, 1t
cac!a,y Society.
!,
THANKSGIVING D1HNaR TO TIE SOLDIERS.
1t has been the custom 10 give dinner to all
the aid soldiers in our hospitals on Thanksgiv
Ing. Shall It be omitted this year, There arc
about one hundred and fifty In the United States
General Hospital, ON Eighteenth steeet-about the
came number in the Marine Hospital; and the
eame aleo In Camp Doue1ae. The Indies caR ssryc
a dinner TO the czup, Indeed, no objection viii
be made 10 eendng in additions to tha 1attons for
the 1nYalid Corps and the Ehsrpshooters, next
| Tturtday. II one woman from each religious
I body will meet Rev. E. B. Tnttle, United States
| CAsplain, at tho Toupg Mems Christian Asaocsa-
ton 1ocns, Saturday afternoon at o'clock, an
| Effort Will be made to accomplish the object.
|
| t0 We nonee ZEN Desirable iota' 1of
ar other column. by reference 10 the map, 1t will
be seen that the property referred TO- II not now,
Is destined 10 be In theheast Of the city. And
our ne1shbor who made the selection thirty years
ago has lived to zee a great city grow upon and
afoeIo n1e ta1m, snen eons'oe1eu neac oao
Eide from bueiness center Of apopu1ation Of two
~ 4sree brnderd
VI 'e~ ~'-A'>~0S
I
TIE REASON, PERHArs.-Some speculation
| tos hcco excited bv the delsy Of The Sunreme
49, - ses,a,s.. ~. w.hast c..o r. h.a -
ooa1'' u ueeta.o6 sao W-0o4 SA7'' - Lug p1oA
suggested that the two Judges who est In the case
hevo laid the matter before Judpe Cation beInt
...a.,,.n5 +ho+ ba sha,1 mi dosoo -eanon.tbt1,,,
In tue "attef' o0o saso p7As o.onoun tuas ~
decision o1 . auestoa so @omea1ous sAooo @sV
, | all the weight which 1t can only derive rom th
. un,n,mona concurrenca Of the whole Bench.
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> CACkcA of 1AE -nEsaAl ~ ~
.Hs.s.,, aos hs.ut,fr1 .,,u.-h rour -.n,1i,- a.,
: 1nI41 H." "Nu DsausA' e-..N' ~" 1sf,-y Nt
) p1oachlng complexion, on the corner OF Waoas
. avenue and Hubbard Court. We desire to cal
attention to the fact that the Society after beln
1 ! long time without house OF worship, VIII RI
surne services In the yestry Of the new church te
: | -,o-rov ,norn,rg at 1n1< o.c1ort Rev r. =
! o" 1u-..r, ss ~ ~ '' W -
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PERMANENT HONE FOE OlsADLED SOL
| n1RRs N Cu1cAeo,-As will be seen By relerenc
=. ~. .,o...a1,r. ~ +ha ,,.o+;nr a. +hn ao,d,.r.
10 Iue p1uIeeo1oss u tAe Alees1s AZ luo ool'ets
| Home, In another column, move Ia to be mad
to establish in Chicago permanent Home 70