, 1863-10-21
.Gbiea9o Qribr1,e.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER q, 1853.
THE CITY.

eB scrgcant Randolph will take Letters to fl
Board OF Trade Battery, II left at the otice
Charles Randolph. cornvr Of Clark and 6outh "
tea streets, by Wednesday morning.
H William A. Spencer, Chaplain 9Th n,
nota Cavalry, will take to his regiment INV 1,t,a
tnot PACKAGES and pncels) left ut The Ta1pu,
omce' pr1or to sevcn p. n, Wednesday even,nc
MRS. CAsEx.-This 1ady-widow of II
Ase Sergeant Major Casey. and who ia in need
7asssstaaco ts at the residence OF Capt. ]. /
dynes. No 102 Erie street. The number Was Q
foneop sly printed yesterday.
NNTu WARD q. L. A-There win be
special meeting Of the above Council this (Wei
.nesdsr} evening, at the Hall corner Clinton An
Randolph streets, at " O'Clock, on important bu,
dneas. Ter osces Of the President.
sERExApE:-The friends of Mrs, Mozsr
and J. H. Thomas, gave them very pleasant &c,
cnade at the Sherman House, lhst evening" ycr
cordial and appropriate welcome to our city. TIL
Light Guard Band furnished the music.
PATRIOTIC souTu WATER srREEr.-Mrs &
T. Fsnington collected $1.l4s - from the hus.nes
men on the aouth side Of South Water street, 70
the great Northwestern Fafr-a handsome contr]
st.as. .n.~S..e, ~ ~ ~ oo"'H A'f'' os ans o1ae
PICTURES FOE THE FA1R.-C,t,zen. AN;
othets who design leading paintings, or picture
ofany lind to the Fair, should send them to tn
Art Gallery, over the Sanitary Commission Rooms
without delay, that the committee NAV hare tim,
70 arrange them properly.
-,e---- $780,.
The ladies OF the soldiers' Ala society, L o. T.
meet this afternoon at their rooms. adjoining Ne
topolfssn Ha1l. to complete fheir work for the
Nosth"estcsn FAIR AL are invited to be present
at TWO o'clock.
n. -.---,,
eue' tAs " Hoe es.n
NnAuoao nFG'meat>' nas ennstea tmenty-seven
".,u asa ~ nao1 eohnty. SINCE 1ne ffesloents last
proclamation WEE published, and Capt Pomeroy
next in the roll OF houot*
NncAoo soc1E7E3, ORDERS, &c.-Tde
Masone. l. o. Of, 6. 7. S. Of T., Fircmen, and
~ other Orders, Societies, Sabbath Schools, &C.,
Nt., "ho palpose joining III the grand procession
1tne nme OF the Great Northwestern Fair, are
requested to report at ouce, through their o9cers
to either or the Committee: Col. J. Il. Tucker,
--~w --.-s'
NoRTuwEsrERN FAlR.-The Committee of
Arange1uenta for the North hweste.u Fair take this
opportunity OF announcing to their friends in thu
county, that eufacent number OF ladies haye
elready arrived to do the NECESSARY xora, for the
Fair. None others arc expected but the memb,rs
Of the Executiye Committee. yho.e p.me. have
been published In the circular OF The FAR Ex.
change pspc1s please copy.
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McV1cKER's THEAgRE Mr.. Chanftau vii
appear this evening Us ..Mosa," in the afsIanr.
and 1,aa made h;s ou,n M f,,tt.+o-. t.t5,.s :.
meet with suceees. sud abanson,nc tha ef,,+ ~
win aYso take Yankee ch sracter' ,rh;ch be ,x511
undoubtedly do well. for no actor nos,ca.es ,
greater versatility than chan,s,u. .Tha ahost, :,
VIII be produced In tie sketch oY s. The Haunted
Man."
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-1s.e" AA.AsoAo otfIHta3ENDESIs.
.oas a.eenuon IL ans1eo TO IN article on the in-
ssMt saa ~ tssue' teiAuse 10 Inc adoption
"A.'st .nes eunteo 10 tne ne&tesn peo-
N .'.s H.t'st va s'oa come oe1o5e fal-
ra...."Aut; aol ac.on' VIC trns1 teey VIII not
.1~es .u:se| s -ue "ao'e notsawestto the 1ncon
ssa.enee VI aooa sno n1on1sI1 tsalns again this
BLACK ARTILLERY DR1oAnp-Mr char,as
B.Iauceton. the xeru1ar AGENT ar the ss,h M,s.,
chnsetts regiment. has heen annoin+aa a. .ram+
for recruiting ,or ths artillery hrjc,dc N, 1I~s
ton will csI7y with him unucb erne5euce ND
h1eh int rrence az a rccrnitor arnonc h1,c, ,,or
and we bespeat fo- him dearrvaa .,c,a., n
xy1, nddr-es the 7,eon1a n bph,.r ~ ~, s.I. -,
.,E1r,ao, At tbs .fo',sr,r,, +,,,e~ 80 $780,.
7,,oo,n1oc+on rFean.sd... n,taha- a.. -,
srbnr.a,v. r,c+o.,o- 81. r..,-.on,.,1,. r..s.
her "a. nn,,rv sund.v ,nd NorJsr n.t.,,ss a.
80 O. ''''>& ~NA>'. OsA0DeA -
EQUEsTR1AHIsM AND RACES Topaz
This afternoon, the Equestrian Exhibition opeus.
at the Washington Skating Park grounds, be-
tween West Randolph md Madison etreets, coz
tinu,ng all the week. The sports are of a varied
and interesting character, the pixies for ladies'.
gentlemen, uolesc4, boys and Indians, equestrian.
ism. foot racing. &c. are liberal. the .rr.nca.
nents for the accommodation OF the public corc.
plete.
AT three o-c1ock this sfternnon ,ro.tbe, na--
mittfne, t.ot viii come OF at 4ha R,;chton
course, between the celebrated tro.tine stallion.
George III, ratchen and ucnsY cley-both or wo,1d
wide reputation % bsire among the tasttsf of The
fact Pure, $4,000.
eys. pstpr Stencil Plates. viii br in.e,estod IA
1e1rn that an establishment for Stencil cutting Of
cyesy description has been opcntd bv Ne.err.
Heenan Bros, of New York civ. at Al nesrhorn
street Their prices viii, t,a fonnd tn be .rcaed.
4nely low, ftom two 10 dre cents ner letter Thev
win conhne thelr attention closely and strictly to
the Stencil business, and I'll orders promptly ia
any style OF the art Piates for marking clothes.
&c. cau be made in ten rnfnpt.s md coat hnt