, 1863-12-03

put up in every desirable ehape. Those who cx-
poet to uec more grapcs this ecaauu. should im-
prove this, the last oppostuaityt to procure them,
TEE BEAUTIFUL TAaLKAus To-s1oHr.-
Our citizens arc not generally aware that by all
odLe, tic best exhibition Of Tah1caus eTcr In the
city, ia to be seen at Bryan Hall this evening,
They arc given under The management Of Nj.
Wilson, the same gentleman vvhozc exhibitions
were 90 over-erowded during the Northwestern
Fair, and were SO highly applauded by the press
ard the public--yet the present exhibition Is far
superior 70 any given =: TINT time, though the
present hare wei nigh passed without the pubic
fr1y understanding, hence not app1eeiahug the
character Of this mcritorious exhibition. Those
exhibitions arc given to aid an institution
In which crety good citizen is, in
tctested-the Railroad Mission School,
who arc now erecting new and
permanent structure to accommodate the hun
ereds Of children TINT apply to them for instfuc-
ton This school commenced IN a railroad c7r
and hns increased In numbers and usefulness until
now building is required which will cost $te,0oo
and the Christian and liberal public are asked to
contribute twenty-five cents towards this noble
object, by getting in return m evenings entertain
mcnt worth fully 81. In addition to the Tablcau1,
there will be upwards OF 100 children OF the Mis-
eion School present who will sing during the In
tEaulHeluu UNkNGEa 4AVtS4N4- Aut6e WuV
would not misc rare treat, and would help wor.
thy cause, should 60 to Bryan Hall tonight.
ASSAULT BEFoRE JUSTICE BRowN.-Jaeob
Sold complained Of Jacob Felling6r, for assauting
him with hintcntto do him bodily injury. It appeared
from the evidence that defendant had an altcrca-
ton with Sold at the house Of nefghbor, aud thst
after 1t had waxed warm hc seized Sold by tho
throat having at tho same time butcher knife un-
dor hls arm which he had brought into the neigh
boris house with him. It did not appear TINT ho
uscd the knife. He was bound over in the sum Of
three hundred dollars.
Rally OxoE AoA1a.-H. w, Copcutt. re-
cruiting officer will bc glad to receive recruits for
Company g, OF the old 10th, either at the Light
Guard Hall, corner Of stato and Randolph Streets
Or at the tent In the Court House square, Young
men 6esirous Of Joining the new company In this
crack regiment should como forward promptly.
T The Ladies' Loyal League will meet
at the Young Mems Christian Association Rooms.
Methodist Block at ~ O'Clock this afternoon, It
is hoped NIL members will be present, as business
Of great importance will come before tho meeting.
By oler Of the Secretary.
Old LADIES' HoME.-Thc Board of Man
sgers Of this Institution, elected on tho 10Th ult
WILL meet Tor organization and business purposes,
at the Home, No. 0s Third avennc, th1a CThursday)
afternoon at three O'Clock. punctual and full at
tendance Is desired.
LARcEST.-A girl of seventeen years, named
Mary Clay, was examined before Commissioner
Hoync yesterday, On the chnrge Of stealing cloth
Ing ndmoncy to the amount 0, $3.50, from Mrs.
Hayward, OF Indiana strcet. She was held to ball
In tho sum Of fifteen hundred dollars
FESTIVAL To-N1GHr. ladies of the
Twelfth Street II. E. Church will give a reunion
and supper, this evening, In their church building
on Desplaincs street. Supper ut ~ o'clock. Tick
cts at tLenomlna price Of fifty cents can be hnd at
the doors.
CLASSICAL CHAMBER CoScEnr.-The second
Concert Of the Ecrics Of throe will DO given this
evening, at the Musical Uniou Hail, N. <. Church
BLOCK, by Mrs. Kloss, assisted by DR.. Fesscl, Mr..
Muller Mr.. NuEnberger, and 1fr. Dalatka. The fol-
lowing is the programme in brief:
Meesrs Fesscl, Muller, NuInbefrer and 81 6slatSe Is
sonatn in sharp minor, OPP. q, No. z. Beethoven
Mrs. hlo5s.
Fantastic 1mpromptu. Chopin
Novelette,. .Schumann.
Mn hoss.