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"WEDNESDAY, July 81 1851:
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rfs1's n.ns7nr1.-Tbdis excellent troupe
,.r n,irette,s prs drawing fall houses ermy
1:ELt at Bryan Ha?l ...4 t-.. x,.-s i
- PARENTS WAxEep-;A dne little hoy ahopt~
a>c yeatp Of aye Is at the West Side Police
s'a,lon awaiting BIS being claimed by bis
t'ituos. =:
=. 1aE FAzHm.-Gool, luscious and delight
fb!, ,le weather hEon everybody and dissp-
p..::a.e no one eave holders md dealers In pet
liltn suitr, which have this season been in
light demsnd. :: 49,:
4 WORD 10 THE STREET SpR1HKLkRs.-
ncc't wet the crossings Our pedestrians In
tAti7 summer fest Eear, and the hdfes with
their arrears OF dry goods, VIII thank Us for
thssnggestioo, and you--the street sPrfnklers
for ecmpIiAccc with the same.
ttgxr1sG WARREN. was dense.
IL packed last evening By the best audience Of
the reason thus iar, the occasion being the
bereft Of the excellent Tetssurer; the a.trac-
ton, the presence for enc night Of the vertta-
ble Warren, Of Boston, generously appearing
On his brothers. benefit night.
EXCURSION TO oAURonA-Pleasure aeekers
shonld bear in mind TINT arrangements ARE
nade for an excursion on the Burlington and
Quincy Railroad to Aurora, on Tuesday OF
Ee1 week, under the auspices Of the ladies Of
the Calvary Presbyterian Church. Be ready
with full basRets, for a good time is expected.
Cn1cKET. By the excursion train on
"Wednesday the players Of the Union Club Of
Ctlciurati are expected, and On Thursday will
r.y 4 match will with the Prnirie
Cub Of this city. W1ckets to be pitched at
10 oo'clocs. The Light Guard will be In At
t,1dance-
TIE FREMONT HousE-Mtne hosts, Mesas.
Gage Bro. d Drake, have "thelr czrds out'
fcr their ze-opening Of the fremont Houle,
i,s improvements being now entirely compile
Id TIE occasion Is happily chosen for
Thursday evening, when the Cincinnati excur
ticrists will he present in eur city.
TIE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR N CHICAGO
The ef1icsrs and managers Of The Illinois State
Agricultural Society have established their Of
tre and headquarters at the fremont House,
vhere they naRy be addressed By letter, and
Bhe:e one of their number will always be
1urd in Attendance from this time until the
creuirg ct the Fair In September.
CrR CHICAGO ZouAyEs At TMAEAssAs.-Spe-
CO! dispatch from Washington trom Chas. H.
Hcsme1 to Messrs- Larrahee d North:
"lartsbee, Connor and Knox all right. Reggi
mt tstl3 cut up."
These, late OF EllR1orth's Chicago zon&yea
are Ileutenauts in the gallant New York Fir
Zou0yes.
The F1RE-ln our notice Of the fire OF
Wabash Avenue on Monday morningg, i
should hare been stated that nine building
we1s burned, eight Of them belonging to I'D
Sherman, the other to J. Y. Thomas. The to
tai 1ots Is $4,000. Mr.. sherman's loss e,
ceels his inaurance bF abont $80 900. He ha
an Insurance for 5000 in the Home
MINISTRY 1T LAka1-I vnnt good home
in The country for tno fine boys, brothers,
and IA years Of age. The places must be nes
each other, Is the boys will do better togethe
Also, place in town for fine boy, the on
he1p Of his mother, Who has sick husbat
ard small family to care fol. Apply to Bot
to'lycr, Minister 1t large, III Randolph stret
f1Sm to 4P.N. :.
,.,,.1,- byoxn1,Y Tho Atior4ic 6{nn$
" for August, containing articles On INA
Clad Steamers" Where will the Rebeli
Leave u.s. ~ Soldiers Ancestry" and ano1
er chapter Of Agnes Of Sorrento, togett
with another complement Of tia New 70
Hodld, containing all the latest WET mi
published, hsvc arrived and are for sale
McNally & Co.'s Great Central News and
aiod1cal Depot, 81 Dearborn street.
PATRIOTIC AxD LIBERA1.-We learn
Solomon sturges, Esq., Of this city, has Z
chased two splendid horses, and was to le
fnr Washington last evening, to make the1
present to MAJ Gen. Mcclellan. 1t isav
thy affair, all round. The gift is worthy
str1ges, the snimxls worthy any field otdc
acceptance, sud the recipient worthy Of
fsrest hotsedesh that ever were saddle
Rev, MR. VAN METER AND HIS LIT
okEs.-Rev. Mr. Van Meter, supe1intend
If this Institution, il now In the West, &c
ing homes for his 28:h company Of orphs
which he has picked up In the streets OF
York city mud educated, thus saving Il
from rice, crime and starvation, and secu,
fzr them the means Of an honest lvelIht
He feeds, clothes, and instructs over 200 4
-he has no fund-turns away not child,
set owes not 8 do11ar.
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burglars. When asked Whit MS nusaness
he replied thsf ne was "speeala*o1.
speculation haa 1aaea, however, ano ma
Is held IN &ooV oonos-
On Sunday night, three attempted nu
1aes art reported. The same nlgat, . u
On Fulton street, near the corner OF e
street, Vas entered, and about sao IN cash
va1ions articles taken.
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