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PagsoS41.-Res. 2. II. Humphrey, Of this
city, is announced to deliver the address at
st the Anniversary Of Lane Theological Sem
5nary, to~aay, at Gncinnsti.
BrsHrss Aur1v17I.-We notice large ar1l'
Ea.s and shipments Of goods BY Bowen Bros,
~ sna "a lake street, indicating thas the
fyooat thev saeertise are worthy the attention
Of cssh buyers-
eE The copyright for Snyder, Cook s. Co.'S
rrcat work Is being rapidly sold off by coun-
ties in the several States. The work is sold
1T $500 a dozen to those purchasing copy
right. Tie book is q library within itsen.
Address oa15 SNYDER, Cook d Co., Chicago,
uIinols.
szkAA TCa srsE-The steam tug E. B,
Ward sank in the South Branch yesterday af-
te1noon. It colliaed With the brig Susan a.
Clark, In the Madison street draw, one OF the
anchor takes Of the brig piercing the tng oe-
low the water line. She ran short d1stanc&'
rapidly l1led and sank.
RESIGNATION OF An AcToR.-Mr. u. u.
t.hapl;n. long and hvorably known IS one ol
+ha stock company at McVicker's Theatre, re-
signed Yesterday, and left for New York last
nioht. BE has 81 engagement at the Winter
Garden, where his excellent theatrical abiHtlc:
will command for him an eminent position.s
TIE GARaor1sG Casa young man nam
cd Jacob Richmond was arrested yesterday
by officer Perry, charged with being an accom-
p3ice in the late garroting cage at the grave
Douglas. He Was committed to jail In de
fault Of $500 bail to await trial at the Record
er's Court.
TIE PICTURE SALE.-The sale Of picture
at 81 Dearborn street will be held this eyenin
at T15 O'Clock. These pictures attracted
larre number Of visitors during the day yes
te1dav, and ne doubt not, When the sale take
place, there will be plenty of purchasers prcs
eut, The room will be open to-day to Visitor
from 10 O'Clock L. n
BURIAL or 4 soLp1EE.-John Cloonar
the member Of the irish Brigade, who died
Saturday Of pneumonia, was buried yesterd1
with military hoaors. Although private, /
had attained marked distinction in his reg
uaeut for his bravery and soldierly qualitie
He #as formerly in the regular service, 2E
passtd honorably through the Mexican var.
RAISED No7Es-One dollar bills on the Gil
zeps> Bank o. Pittsburgh have been eStensiS
II altered to SIS and los, and put into clrc
1atica In Cleveland and Cincinnati. Some
them may soon be offsrsd here, and cauti'
will be required in taking such. The vignet
Of the genuine is, altered US above, is: F
males seated each side Of an anvil; "Citlze1
Bark in q semi circle above.
FINE WHEAT AND RIE.-h. b. Stone, Ror
Agent upon the Illinois Central Railway, b
furnished us with some wheat from the field
". l. Pierce, CeutTa1ia, Marion county, a
some rye from the farm Of 7. ]. johnson
the same place. The stalks arc fully i've f
and half in height, the heads full and plui
and premise splendid harvest II these
fair representations Of the crop down in EEg.
ne may predict season Of unusual plenty.
pERsosA.-Ira NJ. Clifford and Dr.. l..
Centre, Of Iowa, arriyed at the Sherman ao
last evening. These gentlemen hare b
constituted by Gov kirkwood commiss
to proceed to Pittsburg Landing to look a
the sick and wounded Of the Iowa soldi
No better soldiers have been sent to the bz
field than those from Iowa, aud Ta are gla
witness the interest which the excellent
e1uor Of that State takes in their welfare.
PERsosAL-Robcrt Kennicott, son Of
Kcunicott of ssThe Groye,' aud an emil
naturalist who is travelling in the mort
British Possessions, collecting specimens
the Smithsonian Institute and the Audi
Club Of this city, has been heard from at
Anderson, lar within the Polar Arc, u
date Of July, 1861 He purposes visiting
Arctic Coast in Jn1y, and then starting
home the first Of August, reaching he1
December. Every facility has been exte
to him by the British Government to \
cute his researches, in Which he has been
uentiy successful.
ME. EvERErT's LEcTUEE.-The 1ectu
Hon Edward Everett upon The Origit
Character Of the Nar,'' viii be given thi;
ming at Bryan Hall. The Young Mems
citation have, only after repeated etferts,
able to secure the services u Ar- Ever
lecture in this city. In this, as in their
ous efforts. they are doing Ill they can
troduce for our instruction the best talt
the country We need hardly say tha
Everett should be greeted with large
encc This is erninently due to the nla
his talents. Tickets can be had at the |
pal hotels and bookstores.
r Tur Z1SsAR1 CE1cEET CLrB.-A nt
Of the new Cricket Club was held ut tn
mon: House last evening, and the folk
geutleme were elected officers for th
son. President, James Stiuson; Vice
dent, George Nc Keand; Secretary,
Kea.uey; Treasurer, George G. Street
cutive Committee, Thos. B. Leekie,
Mousarzat, Charles Laycock.
It was decided that the practice days
the season should be Tuesdays, Thu
and Saturdays, in the afternoon from t
eight O'Clock. Uniform aud other I
having been decided upon, the neeti
journed.
ARREST OF 4 YorrHrUL BURGLAR.
Roche, youth Of about fifteen years
was arraigned at the Police Court yes
on charge Of burglary. From the e
of William H. Fuller and bis wife, t
planning Witnesses, 1t appears that, on
evening, they were awaJ from homo, q,
returning about ten o'clock found til
open, which bad been locked previous
departure, and, upon entering the ho
covered the lad Roche. Unable to q
factory answers in regard to the obje
unce-emonious visit, policeman 7