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Virginia Fire x Marine Insurance Compan,
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500 bio. pEtns nsrp ene aciD SJleAaS ~GG0.aara.
40 tiCrsCe
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40 bbeS. WtuSeppaeo 0tplaiitS.
90 rble. uue tlercss Slen SamS.
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90 bills. up iIeTesS edrp (primt lsaf.
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serftal, Yart" une Wabeiva Ncir.
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81 M $500, "Hss't'rs''
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Scrrgs II Sprtnsmaun'S
8 plnm ttu 3ptcI une Declaration
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No. 4S4 Wtuup!paniI 2lpenue,
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Sde Der Siahs ". @curttraBe, 9p~rttm eute, Us
Too rcifsnes pusgitum mup auf cjsies pcTtns nseIi&iet
SN" r.. s. gabttc, Srestttts9.
, 1860-01-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. Prof Goldman the Northwestern University, will
preach At the lst H. E. Church. Ect Washngol and
Clark streets Sabbath At Preceding BY The Pastor
at7r, y.
REV. " +. S:cwlst viii preach at the Indiana Arenre
u. EChuc Of Indiana Avcnue and Ruegod Plact
Sabbath at lc3 Preaching By lscy. Prof Goldman
at night.
Mr. E. =. Wilson. Ct Boston, will lecture On Srua1-
Ism at lie Mechanics lrsttusc Saturday. 1ap at lc}
~, en At the conclusion oftbe evening lecture
lie Will detineate character through spirit Influence and
nc1vo~Ha.1setIc law.
Rev. Raymt nd Sesey. a.e Pastor Of the American
Cbapelo OF Ia,Is will preach moiBg and ey.ninK III the
Third TIcstyteian Church 10 1no.row.
Preaching tcmorrcw, ly The Patcr At 1o H. ". and
AZ In the Dutch Re:eHned Church. corAez OF Moaroe
ard saufa. street.
-nev. II. TutIe City Missionary stands much In need
Of second hand clothing for the poor Ey a means help
him to make the unfortunate cent TO 70 church. ant
ato remember te ragged ard barefoot tdten who ea.
not 60 II Sunday School.
st. EaznatIas Alsson corner Of Indiana and Franklin
stcctR Rev. E. u. Tu:tc IN charge. Service IN Sunday
n7rnns At past tcn. Sunday School half past nint.
Seats fee.
Lectures to young ,acn Will he resumed In Christ
Church. ca:vie, on sunday afternoon. At o'tock.
, 1860-01-07

Tho European news this morning, though
without startling Textures. has great interest
to all who have beca obseryaut Of the progress
Of the Italian question. If popular sentiment
is worth anything on the Continent. the right
Of Italy to govern herself in her own way,
seems to be already assured. But it is too
much 10 expect that tho Congress about to
meet to make deliaite settlement a2d treaty,
will permit any arrangements not devised for
the benefit Of the governing classes. But any
change is for the better; and it is possible
that out of the complications Of the present
may grow good, sound and vigorous consti.
tutional government, iu which the Pope and
his priests will have no share. - !.
, 1860-01-07

The usual routine was gone through with
yesterday in the House Of Representatives
Two or three hours debate and then vo:c-
with the samo result as on the previous day
Sherman lacking three votes Of an election.
When this folly will end, the fo:sy future can
only determine. The >Rcptkicans, VIZ arc
proud to gee, show no signs Of 1inclling, but
come up to the work, when a vote is reached,
with steady, uubroken ranks, while tile twist
ing md squirna:ng Of tho Democracy and its
allies affords the strongest evidence Of the false
aud rntcnable position which they occupy.
, 1860-01-07

The New York Times, politically the most
thoroughly dctestab'e of alt American Journals,
not excepting the New York 0+ferr'r even,
publishes its Prospectus in our advertising
columns Ills morning. Aside from its procli-
sities to the bogus Democracy, The 7;;imts is a
first class paper; especially is it cntcrprising,
indefatigab'e in its news department. in the
conduct Of which it las quite ccl:pscd the once
brisk :ud jealous but now luzy NraM. Here The
Times is without a superior. What further It
promises to become, thc Prospectus will tell.
, 1860-01-07

TIE CH1cAco LEAD WonKS.-We are clad to
notice that the Chicago Lead Works Of E. ".
Elatchford & Co., on the corner Of Clinton and
Fulton streets, destroyed during the great fire
in the West Division, are once more in opera
toa. They will only turn out lead pipe during
the winter, but 1e-cunncncc early in the eprin:
tie manufacture of hheet lead.
, 1860-01-07

THE REronNEp PRESBYTERIAN Curne.u Enl-
FIcE.-We notice That the cdi6ce of tic Re.
formed Presbyterian Church on Fulton street,
once burned in the great fire and again blown
down in the gale, is being as RAPIDLY rebuil. as
the yiclssitudes Of the season wil allow, The
walls arc up, aud the roof nearly covered.
, 1860-01-07

ITO HENT-The Residence of A.
III, PosseSs:t givca!mmeaia:uy. E. y. WHIPPLEs
, 1860-01-07
39rcss & Criihtt1tc,
0EIk ANNUAL REVIEW

OEH ANNUAL REVIEW.
The largo extrn edition Of the Pass AMI
TR1nrSE which We printed containing our An
nuu Review, is nearly exhausted. We slal!
hare ready in few days pamphlet edition
Of the Rcriew, which will be for sale at the
counting room and at the newsrooms.
, 1860-01-07

Tie Coox County National Dcn,ocrntic Con-
vcntion assembled ut the Recorders Conrt
room, in the city Of Chicago, ut two 7. II. Jun
uury Gtl, 1850, and was called 10 order by Isaac
Cook, upon whose motion Col. J. s. Speed was
called to the Clair, and StepLcnT. nosmer was
appointed Secretary. The following named
gentlemen were .appoiutcd Vice Presidents Of
tho Convention"
Dauicl Martin, L. Il. Porter, VIM. tIausbell,
Jas. 0'Conner, and Michael 0':shany yhucssy. III
On motiou, the Secretary called tic rcll Of
delegates elected to this Convention, when thc
following gentlemen answered mud took their
scats within the bar Of the house.
GAirago-
1st wArn.-Thos uoync, G. Karnouse, II.
s; Fitch. +. Il. kules, 1sauc Cock, II. L, Morton
I'd wAnn.-Thos. Shirley, Ezra J. 1Iigsiuss,
Turney $. Gilbert, james S. Speed. II. 3lanahnn,
-'asnex ". rcndry, $. Morton Gilbert
sd WANn.-Jacub Newsomt, q. u. Ayres, !.
dali.
4th wAnp-1ra Wright, II. Towrer. Samuel
Thomas. Edward Cameron, ]. c. Albright,
Lewis EImunds. +. F. Hale and &. I1anstou.
:fh WAnp.-lram Nye, c. H. Watkins, e.
Jackson, c. 4. puMonin, G. ". Andruss, ii.
O'Shaughuessy, G. 3. Smith, A. II. Dodman,
Daril krei.h.
6ti. Wtnp.-Iamcs O.Bricu, Wm. l:crl, p,
Smith, john 0'Dr,ca. r. Swan, Bennett She,-
man, ". Brcnnen. 1umcs Fitzpatrick, A. Bit
Id WAnp:--J. j. O'su'liran, N. ". Hogan.
d. u. Mcdonald, August Fay, John Madden, 7.
!:onnertou, james 0'cunncr, John OI.eary, r.
Corcorau, Morris Crane
9Th WARn.-Samucl Ashton, n. II. Knapp, n.
r. Sharp, Gen. Grosycnor, Patrick Higgins,
Snowlook, Stephen uosmer
1ntb EARn.-J. r. 1lnwcn, +. II. Nroudes, C..
Schlinker, Jacob I1cnk, ". uanechcll, Il. Schott,
Nicholas Mowrer, NJ kraiG, John Ritcv, .ns.
Mackey, 3ames C!owry, Patrick Lynch, Vim.
Holland, Morris Flynn.
Pllatne-I4. c. Kec'sr. Daniel Marlin.
Bdrrf"gton-5ohn jackson, Cha.. Nollott,
H. II. Abbott, John N. Porter
HA<<lng-lra Woodford.
On motion Of 3fr. Cook, 4 committee Of five
we're appointed by the chair to draft resolutions
expressiye Of the sensc IF the Convention.
The chair appointed the foI'owing: Isaac Cook.
Thos. Shirley, J. ]. O'5ullivan, snml Ashton
aud \. T. Sharp.
After being absent a short time the Commit.
tee returned aud made TIC following report, and
on molten Of 3r. Hosncr the resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Re.A 1ha: r. the n S3:,oc;! M Demos1asy e COX
oled nss6es d Tie National Demo=.c iartv and that ~e
.a tp a II
,!onal pe;assasJ u Gsne,ss ssssneta n,.,.
ss a i
u i: sdaint 1,'on; tl,e p! s|l i dtos.asy :. e
gnae Iua astses i q ahs o. OUT
, 1860-01-07

ACCIDENT on THE HoRsE CArs.-0ne OF the
hostlers Of the City Railway Co., had his foot
run over on Thursday, while getting OF the
front end Of a State street car while the same
was in motion. a dangerous practice for any
body. Dr.. Ga. Hahn Was called to attend to The
case, and thinks that he may possibly save the
limb, although it is somewhat doubtful.
, 1860-01-07

NEW METHOD FOR THE ME-
see. It'd mainly from II ndets Nelodeon In.tsuc:or r
Which Is added Collection Of TIE Aesz refr1At Foxes
Pr:e, el.r. rubIshed by OLIVER UlTSUN CO.
81 Wash naton street. Bostuu. t1chy7:sft
, 1860-01-07

TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATTERS MAroc
Ha1SEs' 'pRocLANA71os.-0n Thursday night the
weather moderated during a snowfall, which
turned to rain, but 80 near the freezing point a;
10 CONCEAL where it fell, and the whole town
yesterday morning was frosted like bride.cake.
Every exposed surface was sheeted in transpa-
rent ice. Pedestrianism was only accomplished
under difficulties yesterday. The sleishs, how
ever, SKINNED merrily about On the best basis
furnished this season.
The SHOW and-ice covered sidewalks deserve
the Immediate attention Of citizens. TO further
and iucie which notice, the following is in roint.
It will be ri2idly enforced, we hope, and all in
terested will do we'll to "take up the t1ortl ard
The hoe:"
PROCLAMATION.
MAron's oEs1cE, CHICAGO, Jan. 4, l3Go.
The owners and occupants Of lots fronting on
streets where there are sidewalks, arc hereby
notified that the provisions Of section 49, arti.
Gle 2, chapter IS Of the revised ordinances vii!
be enforced. Said section provides that she
occupant of each aud every tenement or build
Ing IN tue city fronting upon nny street, the
sidewalk Of which is plank, stone OF brick, or
the owner Of any unoccupied lot fronting Us
aforesaid, shall clean said walks Of snow and
ice by |: o'clock in the forenoon Of each dur,
and causc the same to lie kept clear, or be sub.
ject to fine Of two dollars and costs. and like
penalty oftHo dollars and costs for every twelve
hours such sidewalk shall remain SO encu1n-
bered after notice from the Mayor and Alder
men, or any police officer.
JouS G. HA1SEs, Maror,
, 1860-01-07

MEssrs. Ep,7ons The colored citizens of
Chicago, held festival tn the Mechanics In
stitute Hall, on Wednesday evening last, for
the benefit Of the suffering families Z caused by
the uarper's Ferry tragedy. The orators Of
the occasion were II. F. Douglass and the Rer,
Kobt. Collyer. Both speaKersdid ample Justice
to the heroes Of that memorable eyent.
The net proceeds Of the occasion were SIXTY
eight dollars, as reported by tue principal ac-
tors, tue following ladies':
Mrs. II. FoRp DorGLAss, President.
TnEoponE SrEHnE1T, Secretary.
II. 0. WAGNER, Treasurer
LEWIS DOUGLASS,
JonS Cn1sr.
JonS WHITE, }Committec.
J. q. WATSON,
q STEEL.
, 1860-01-07

DissoLrToS, &c.-Sce announcement Of
Ncssrs. Zinkheisen d Haarbleicher in another
column.
, 1860-01-07

- That irreprcssih1y Aunley sheet, Hur-
pcr's Weekly journal Of Civilization, comes
ont with comic sketch Of Columbia waking
up to the fact Of her boys (the representatives
ofthe North and south) kicking up rou:. True
to the spaniel like instincts Of the Jumpers, the
boys Of the South are all nice lads, diligently
studying the Constitution all the trouble ap.
rarcntly sprinsing from the highly injurious
md pcstiferous North.
, 1860-01-07

fo'so MES's AssoclA7IoS.-Horace Greeley
will delirer the next lecture before the Young
Mems Association on The 10th inst
, 1860-01-07

- Attention is called to the closing sale Of
Hotel Furniture ly Gilbert l. Sampson, corner
Of Wabash Avenue and South Water street,
this morning, 4 large quantity of rich Furni-
ture, Mirrors, Carpets, Bedding, and Damask
Curtains will be sold. Also, ali the Knires,
Forks, Spoons, Eutter Knives and Plated Ware.
This will positively be the last dny of sale.
, 1860-01-07

II will not be necessary to suy 10 those who
understand thai the Chicago Times ncrer tells
the truth Of political foe. and rarely Of any.
body. that Mr.. lcllabod coddng did not speak
mt tue Mechanic, Institute Hal OIL Wednesday
evening last, us stated By that sheet. For the
information Of those who arc net in the above
secret, re mike tic correction.
, 1860-01-07

FrRS17rng.-Tho dealers all complain that
Marsh Iros., Jog Latc street, sell too low. We
have no doubt they do sell low, but they sell
for nothing but cash, and can afford it. jatat
, 1860-01-07
Spa1ding's Glue,
Spaldins's Glue,
DEPOT AT JOHN .. rARE's,
DEPOT AT JOHN .. PARH'B,
124 Lake Street,
124 IaRfa Etreef

rf7f1L, DC>rNS-r VIZ CI.1-
ilE len NO 11f ANlA CEN-
J. raAL "a RAJ; IL K2AH; @ ,,
.,- AN-Ach'
Ihs capacity Of us Road Is now equal to any In the
Ms.
1ahsen:er AFalaA
touneens s,Eret l1s,sn ,he na,,a Ins r..dFpa
Through r7tns from aIl western Giis for phiil a'hn
New York tosscn Baltimore md wish nson cisy: thu
ErpTsss sd Fast Lie; nm t5non{ in Fi';e,h,,
w.tha4t change of cas. d conduesos.. e4''
Sleeping Cars io kxprcss auu Fast r,lns TIE
I1ins asy Aa and fast Lac Sundars excepted. Three
r =; ~ sonrect - .os NeM TOTE express ana
AiTarash a.eecsr aa1 s fneh-
pateo: under p~tcs eoatsol tie Engineer
thus adding much to the afrty Ct T4avflers.
rso par fran. tsy%sea S nd ~ SeT Ie.n
Ihrotsh Tickets Ill rA arr good either q The ab-ve
e.. Ticket; 70 nestsn good via Norwich Fail River
ccaffe .ouEh New Torf,
o IL F. a:o an Sths Kafoad I'd
nss r. IT, 1--WE os nho klss@s a4d At tie
rhI*feoh "onp-nS II ooson New 1osk, baltimore. OF
Any 1TTHr RaI LIE - VeicA - d
ASK FOR T1cErTs nv rsS1 n1r-s,-,
rbr comntetcn Al, ,ha w..,.-
syivatia Ralru.d. asEes ,h'sshe e'|D' u Inc fe'0
DIRECT LINE BEfMEEN TIE EAST AND TIE
Ths eonSss:aE ef sy the Railroad III ds II Pits
): I Sssa:;s e. :sssx i sss t &:
,e99,s c Or Snpp1s
RS - p.,c. tco &c a. z,atzr:,l, IN: y f1s,eutSh:
, 1860-01-07

AELpEn's IMPENDING cals,s.-A fresh lot just
received and fur sale by Damford { Baldwin
No. l3 Lake street.
, 1860-01-07

TIL CHRISTIAN Tl4Es.-Wc have before
noticed that the Christian TisnGs, the able
organ of tue baptist denomination in the North
dress and cnlurged. We arc glad to witness
such tokens Of prosperity. 1t has q circulation
Of some seven or eight thousand, md is one Of
the best aud l,andsomcst religious wecklies in
the Northwest.
, 1860-01-07
General Ngtlcss.

NOTICE.-Superior Court Of Chi
a:"1stase OF :iG"!s. Comfy Of Coo&: s-.-ln
tG!s1ct Ct IN ctlef u tho SnItt Court Of Chtc3gp
w!hn and =: the County AID safe afSSsd Il, .ie u;
a IL 81 iesos IN & tne tsr, ,ay q 1a,uE
pe!ot Court ot Chicago. viii be h=d A. the Cout Hoa.c
= fon1, sy Gy " Clso n sasa Comfy aad s,.s hs
lasfanf. At 10 O'Clock l. u. ct aid Day.
CheaSo January 9Th, 1stQ. I6s3a. sah
, 1860-01-07

Held TO Bx1L.-Nrs O'Mara was held tn ,,a;1
yesterday in sl"o to auswer to the charge Of
stealing Mistress DuRy's shawl. It will be re.
nlembcred she vas too far gene in drink to be
put on her examination Yesterday
, 1860-01-07
STRANGERS AMI
CITIZENS


Requiring Presents,
Till find crt1T variety Of
cta&te. rich md elegant ian.
cS goods, at J.. D. TARE'S
D2zaar Of Fancy, III Lake
A.ect. Also. elegant Bridal
aud Party Fans III pearl
ettck., palnted parchment
backs; Pearl Sticks In white
cherry. b1ueand painted silk
sauIal Wool, in silk, 1:ncn
and paper. Hair Pins. In CO
raj AMI gold ; b:ue and gold,
rearland go1t- FancTCombs,
in coral and gold, blue and
gold, blac1 and god. Head
Dresses, In coral and eol,l,
blue and gold, black and goll
Tuck CombE, In steel, shell
inlald In gold Steel Buckles,
Slides, Ee..t Cla.7sand brace
1LtA Purses with Chains In
Berlin Wire, In Velvet nad
Flotcntlne SITS in ivory, IN
Leather, In Shell, In l'ea1l
richly carved GaEters in
White cLeuy, p1a5 and
Blue Silk, with Bows and
1oscs:es, in kid, buck, linen
and velvet embroidery.
S2tchels, Bags CabaA D.es.
ltg Cases, Card Cases, SOU
vcn'rs. Seccssa.tes, Tablcta
etc., eic. ]. u. PARK.
No. III Lake street
, 1860-01-07

.95r Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done aad at prices to suit tue times.
, 1860-01-07

Drss DRIVER Annrsrzn,--The public are only
interested in the Randolph street omnibus u.
car controversy to the extent their lives, liber.
II and pursuit of happiness be not interfered
with. The quarrel Of late has, however, in.
vadcd these rights, and on Thursday night
another Of the bus drivers was arrested for
neealcssly lindering the progress Of j car. Hc
gaze special bail.
, 1860-01-07

Fine.-On Thursday night TN alarm ef G,e
was caused in that vicinity Of the South Diy,s.
ion By the taking fire Of wooden tenement on
Michigan Avenue below Old street. It was ex-
t'nEulsbed with small loss BY the residents in
that vicinity,