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GENEROUS NElGunoRs.--Thc house and furni-
tnrc Of James Blair, in the town Of Jefferson, on
Sunday last, were consumed by fire. Blair's
loss WITS about $500. His neighbors subscribed
$Ia'' and presented it to him, beside bedding
and clo1l.iuy.
- a very tastily arranged boquet was laid
IN our table yesterday, from the garden of Mr.
sanders ut Lake View. We understand that Mr.
Sanders has made arrangements TO supply the
public with boqucts ut j. II. Reed i Cos. drug
store, ia Lake street.
New ENGLAND Cnrncu P1c-S1c.-The Sun
day schools aud congregation Of the New Eng
land Church will make an excursion to Evans.
ton Tomorrow Saturday. The cars leave the
Milwaukee depot at q o'clock. 4 pleasant time
is anticipated and the public arc invited to at
tend.
~ Tomorrow the picnic excursion train
for Babcock's Grove leaves tue Central depot,
foot Of Lake street, At Ais 4. n. The proceeds
of this excursion are for the benefit Of Clark
Street II. Z. Sunday School Library. Let all
who wish to. spend a pleasant day 60 out To-
morrow. Tickets for admits, 81 cents; children
Is jccnts.
.E There are now thirty prisoners in the
criminal department, and three only in the
debtors side. This decrease in the latter DE-
| partment arises from tile recent decision Of the
Supeme Court in matters Of debt, which only
allows Imprisonment for debt where fraud has
been reoorted to in the contracting Of it, Or
where the party to satisfy Judgment has re-
fused to turn out his property for the bcnaft of
tlts creditors.
r." The Golden Egg" the new pantominc
produced las: nigh, by the Rarcls, is one of
the best and funniest llin-s Of its kiud ever pit
before the public. The changes, tricks and
transformations were capital, ELECTED the loud
est applause and produced the greatest mcrri-
ulcnt 10 one Of the largest aud most fashionable
audiences of the Season. Gabriel was ini:niab!e
The new ballet advertisement was also de-
citlcd success.
- 4 policeman on Wednesday night re-
turned to Edward Burling. Esq, the architect,
his horse aud buggy, VII Gu lie found deserted
on Lake street, and which Mr. T. had, durin.,
the day left tied in front Of HofInan's bnuk,
wherein he WAS engaged III business, but when
Mr. L. came out Of the bank both horse aud bug.
IS were not to be found. Some individual had
fur fun driven the horse and buggy through
town. The animal showed that he had been
very roughly used By the impudcnt fellow.
~ In our article on the subject of advertis-
| ing Il week or 50 since, We referred to one par
| tcular instance as IN illustration Of our ar.u-
ment, and Us there appears to BE- some misun-
derstanding in certain quarters, as to the house
referred to, VIC would state that VIC meant H. II,
Tappen, of No. lo2 Randolph street, whose CO.
recr and character Us a merchant commands the
admiration Of business men. and whose success
| is but the we'll earned reward Of energy, perse-
verance and perfectly fair dealing u well as
liberality in advertising,
| Tue HrSGARIASs ARE WITH THE ALLIES
The Hungarian residents Of this city held a
meeting yesterday at the Office Of one Of our
lawyers. who is Of that Nationality, TO express
their sympathy with the Aliics-Frauce and
Sardinia-in tucir policy and their noble efforts
to secure Italian Nationality. The Iunsar,ans
having been stisn.atizsd as the friends Of Ans.
tria took the earliest opportunity to deny this
By amcctiug mud 4 set Of resolutions. The gs,
Of the latter arc sympathy with and confidence
in Louis kessuth's devotion to Hungarian indie.
pendcnee; next sympathy with Italy in its cn,
dcavors to rclcase itself from the Austrian yoke
and finally they expressed their determination
il necessary, to stand by the Allies for the caust
| Of Italian liberty, no matter from what quartz,
opposition to II may conc; by which i, is plair
that the Hungarian liberals will not be found i,
! tho lcgions Of the German Confederation.
MADISON Street Horse RAILwAr,-Grea
| dissatisfaction exists among the residents ofth.
West Division at the slow progress mixing i,
laying the Madison Street Horse Railway. Th
delay is caused BY the procrastinaton Of patr;cl
Smith, the contractor, who has taler the lob Q
laying down half dozen blocks OF sewer, ives
Of Sangamon street. lie contracted to hav
the job performed by the 10th OF july, but @
tho rate be bus been progressing ID for the pa,
month it will probably be the lo.h Of Deccmbe
before he gets it done. Patrick SAYS that b
has taken JOB too cheap, aud can't afford t
| push ahead beyond snail's pace. Hundred
Of citizens are put to Inconvenience By the tard
! progress he is making-if progress it can b
called.
1t has been suggested that Digclow, Fuller .
Co., had better take the contract of Of Patrick
hands, ind put on an adequate force Of hand
/ and +y.xh $fa v-art- $n