, 1863-06-02

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Union Leagues.
Warmers Hall, corner Of Randolph and
Clark streets will be opeu every evening this
week for the reception Of visiting members Of
the U. L. 4. Short patriotic speeches. aud
loyal songs, with interchange Of ciyilities,
will be the order Of exercises. Home MEM
bcrs are expected to be present.
AEN1yERsARY AND very |
pleasant atfalr took placo last Sabbath after |
noon, at the Milwaukee Depot Mission Sab
of the Chicago and MnWauke Railroad, the |
occasion being the fifth anniversary Of the |
school, and its most characteristic feature |
being the presentation to the Superintendent,
Mr.. ]. F. Finch, By the teachers, Of beau
tiful and valuable testimonial Of esteem and |
regard, in the shape Of an elegant photograph |
album. Addresses were made by the Rev. /
Arthur Swazcy, Of the Third Presbyterian
Church, Thomas Lord, and the superin-
tendent. The school is in most houtishing |
condition.
Mlss1oS School ESTERpRlsE.-Thew work |
OF our mission schools in reclaiming the yonng
from the vices and perils Of street life, Is |
growing into an Importance and producing
results, that but few have knowledge Of One
Of tho most successful Of these schools is the
William Street Mission, in charge Of E. ".
UaWlcy. This school has far ortgrown its |
building accommodations, and large build
ing is needed. To accomplish this, straw
berry festival will be given at the Third Pres.
byterun Church, corner Of Washington and |
Carpenter streets, on Thursday evening june |
4th. |
CHICAGO HISTORICAL SoC1ETT.-Ne are au- /
thorizcd to state, that the collections Of this
Society, which are extensive and interesting,
will be freely open to all gentlemen attending
tlc several conventions of the present week,
who are cordially invited to visit them. The |
Society's rooms, in Sewberry's building, cor
ner Of North Wells and Kinzie streets {third
story are open from S a. n. to Z pm.
THE BLACK SwAS.-Thc first of the Black
Swan concerts occurs this evening ut Bryan
Hall with most excellent programme of
ballad, operatic and osatorio music; and piano
solos to be performed by Charles Dodge, re-
putcd to be an excellent pianist, We have
no doubt Bryan Hall will be we'll filled.
Attention is called to the advertise
meut in another column relative to "Cottou
Sales" by the special agent Of the Treasury
Department.. The sales will take place in
| St. Louis, On the lst Monday, and in Cincin-
natl on the I'd Monday Of each mouth, in
| stead Of at Memphis, as Heretofore adycr-
tised
TIE HYDE PARK IIousE.-Gentlemen in
attendance OIL the great convention, and all
others, should rcco!lect that Ears are running
to Hyde Park about every hour in the day,
and that the Hyde Park House can accommo-
date one hundred and lfty guests in sump-
tuous style.
| PERsoSAL.-Tlos. r. Knox, Esq, West
crn chief Of staff of the New York Herald,
arrived in town yesterday. HI is stopping at
| The Sherman House. Mr.. Knox does not an
pear to be much reduced by his recent tour
namcnt with Gen. Sherman.
| THEATRE.-Mr. Booth will appear this
evening in his great shaksperian character Of
'tRichard Ill., which is announced as its Last
performance during his engagement. S:ran-
gers in the city should not fdl to see the
Young tragedian in this character.
For v1cKspune.-Rev. DR.. Bishop, Rector
OF st. Johns Church, left last evening for
Gen. Grants headquarters, to visit the sick
and wounded soldiers, OH behalf Of the Chi
cago Sanitary Commission.
T.L. A.-There will be meeting of the
members Of the Union League Of the l1tl
and 1atll Wurds, West Division, this Tues
day) evening, at their usual place Of meeting.
A full attendance Is requested.
PosTroSEp.-Thc trial of Sutphcu and
Ward, under an Indictment In the United
States Court for forging Government youch-
ers upon IN application Of SutIhen's COUNSEL
was yesterday continued to the next term.
DRowSED.-Thc Coroner held M inquest
yesterday upon the body Of one Dcunis Con-
way, who came to his death On Sunday night
BY falling from the Polk street bridge into the
river and drowning.
SU1c1DE.-A man named Davis, who was
committed to Jail about two weeks ago for
the larceny of coat, hung himself in his cell
about Aalt-past eleven last night When found,
life was extinct.
e Messrs. Gore, Wilson s Co., Lake street,
will this, tTuesday,, and Thursday mornings, offer
their stock Of over 1900 cases Of boots and shoes
to the highest bidder, and at private sale through
out the week. This house il well known as the
pioneer In auctioneering at wholesale one
claes OF goods only, and ranks with our heaviest
dealers.
GIFT Book STORE An In want Of Books,
Family Bibles. Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books, or
Photograph alhums. should call At the oldest, the
largest nnd "a ths most Eeltable a,it Book establish.
the Matteson House. Do not mtstake the number.
s7EAwREnn,Es.-All that wish to treat their
friends the coming week on strawberries will find
the best at uathaway'e, ITO State street. Leave
5our orders; they will be promptly filed. 1t
x The attention of the travelling public is
called to the advertisement OF the steamer Wins
low. which leayes for Buffalo and intermediate
points this evening.
e F. E. Rigby, 50 Randolph street, is selling
fsprr Hanein:a At les 81 than New York prices. 1t
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
. most liberal terms. js34wk5
y Especial attention is called to Samuel A.
Ea1Eent's advertisement in to days Tribune.
E35 In reply to many enquiries as to where
Barnard's pens can be obtained, we under
stand that depot will shortly be established
in our city.
p; The manufacturers are respectfully re.
querted to 1egietr1 the7 names at Headquarters,
otBce' Hv order Of he cooitee o IT @ On Rsesntion
q. L. A., ATTENTION - -Corscr1 No 3, VI D.
j. There will be meeting of this Council on this
(Tuesday) evening. June ID. ut which business o
importance will trlnspire. AL members are earn
esty requested to be present at III p. m, sharp.
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