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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-02
NTOTIcE.-PROBATE COURg OF HAVE

NOTICE.-PROBATE COURT OF HAM
IN lLTON COUN'i, UHlO.-W. Strauh, Ad-
inisirator Of the Estate of George Pea'er, deceased
TIaniift, rs Elizabeth Penler Aud.ew Meets, Mar
Raret Meeks GeoTRetta Pealer, John W, Dunham
and James NJ Foreman, Defegdants; Petition to
sell Hnds The ab ve-uam. ID Defendants will take
NJ tice n at on the tsenty fourth day of January,
A d 1861, the snid Ad1 illustrator filed his petition
IN said Court alleging that there is no personal es-
tate WheTewith to pay the debts and charge. OF ads
mnisterng said estate that he died seized In fee
simple Of the following described real estate tOwt:
In.lots numbered .eyenty (7O) aad seyenty.three
(73), in the town If Reading, situate in ~ said
csunty OF Hamilton, in the State of Ohio that klz
abeth Pealer, widow of raid decedent Is enttted
to dover ia the taid prem ises al d that Annrow
Meek, MAJ garet Meeks aBd Georgetta Pealer, as
his heirsa law ID the neIt estate Of inherltance
tbert Ia. and that the said John W. Dunham and
james NJ. Foreman hold mortgage liens against lid
sigpmer Of dover TO said kliZabe PeaeE, aud fir
a sale Of said premi es subject to said dover and
mortgage Liens, { the pay meDt Of the debts and
charges aforesaid. The said petition will be for
hearipg on the fourth day Of March, A. ID. 1861, or
as soon thereafter as counsel eau be heard
Administrator of George Pealer, deceased.
Cincinnati, January 81, 1851. fe2'd'SN
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EDWARD KENNEFEOK'S ESTATE
~ Hotice is hereby given that the ntath day
OF January, 1861. the Probate Court of Hamilton
County declared the estate of Edward Keonefeok,
deceased to be, probably insOlyent. Creditors are
therefore required to present their claims against
the estate to the undersgneA for sll1wanoe, within
HUGH CAMPBELL,
admir- of ESSerS M6GRs EI It'SsSsss dsosSsSS.
Cincinnati, January 10, 1861. jal9 cSas
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-02

TAYLOR & ANTHONY, Agents,
ja29f 76 West Third.st., Cincinnati.
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AJOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
" been duly appointed Admlnistrator Of the
eatato Of JOSEPH SEAMAN, late Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, deceased, All persons Indebted to
ment and those having claims against the same
will present them To me for allowance.
WIN. y. CHIDSkY, Administrator;
January 30 1861. ja3o cllrW
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-02

over 100 other different styles Of Lad es' Jewery
Medalliuns all styles, patterns and sizes; Lockets
OF every description; Sold Pens IA carats, with Sl
yer exeI sion holder; Gold Pencils, Sleeve -bu, tons,
Studs, &c. Coral, lava, Cameo and Band Brace
let's Gents Vest Chains, warranted t. wear for 10
years tbout changing color, and viii stand the
acid. They are usually sold by leWelers as solid
Gold Chains, ali mate in Paris. You can take your
choice for 81 each Ladies' aud Gents Guard Chains,
81 each usually sold by Jewellers at from s. to $50
each. Ladies' and Uhiidren's Neck Chains, be1utt-
flt patterns; Armets, brilliant, enameled aud ruby
settings Crosses, plain and enameled for 81 each,
retail prices frU N IS t. $40 each. Also great va
riety II tfSILVRb-PLATBD WARE.
Every style and variety Of Jewelry and desirable
Coo DIS 81 each. Gail and SEQ the largest stock Of
GcCds in Cincinnati, sold at an enormous sacrifice
Coll at DEAN q co s Original 81 St4re. This Is
the only Original 81 Store in the United States
Don't he humbugRed by new 81 Stores bus buy your
Goods at Head quarters. Don't forget the place.
DEAN Sc co.,
so West Fourth st Cincinnati, o.
DEAN & CO., 335 Chestnut.st., Philadelphia;
DEAN q CO., Rochester, N, Y;
DEAN g. CO., Buffalo, N. VI
DEAN & CO., Chicago, Ill. fel -c'2dp
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RrOTJCR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has been appointed admin
istrator Of the estate Of MARY NJ. KARRI late Of
Hamilton County, Ohio deceased.
JOHN KARR, Administrator.
Dated this 25th day of January, 1861. ja26-cSs"
NNHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.-5O BRLS.
~ extra family Flour, aud 90 brls. family Flour
MlltOwn Mi ls, in store aud for sale by AARON A.
COLTER 9I0 and 3QI MAin.st fel
GtLOVER SEED. 100 B u = III X IL 3
~ prime Clover Seed, pure and clear, in htore and
far sale by AAROH A. Golfer, $40 and 331
Mainst lei
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES.-5O HHDs.
oRoOd fair New Orleans Sugar; 90 hhds. prime New
Orleans Sugar; 100 brls prime New Orleans Molasses,
in oak brls SO half brls prime New Orleans Mo-
lasses in oak brs in store aud for sale by AA RON
A. col TIER, Nos. 319 and 321 Main-st FOL
vHNOILET sOAPs-LOW's HONEY SOAP,
III Lows Brown Windsor do, Glycerine and Cam
Phor DO, ola CASTLE DO, Palm do, Glycsrin DO,
anium do, Moss Rose do, Pos cine do, OJacoa-nut
oil do, White CASTLE DO &C.. For sale by
ALBEIT ROSS, Druggist,
Jazz 3. W. cor. Central aV. and Eishth-st.
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Cash Of the Company on hand. Ss,55s II
Cash in the bands of aud due
from, Agents, s.,................,....,. 2,5Ol on
Bea Estate uninoumbered..,... None.
The Bonds and Stocks owned by
the Company, as per vouchers
accompauyiD iDE-h how secured,
aud the rate Of interest there
on, TO wit:
100 shares of Stock in the Mer-
chants Exchange bank, in
the City OF New YOlk-par
value, 50 COO; market value... 45s0 90
Debts due the Company,
oursd by mortgage. on uDin-
numbered Real kstate as per
vouchers accompanying:
Pfii cipal al........................... 20e 290 20
Interest due thereon............,.... 6t5U9 81
Debts otherwise secured as per
vouchers ccompsnyink. viz:
Stocks end Bonds pledged to
the Company es collateral as
per afhedule accompanying
par value s42,tO0; market
value. 4l,ZsJ W
Total an cunt loaned on above. 81 q02 60
Debts for premium5A.......,..... 3,2is 10
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A ssIGHMEE NOTICE Is HKHEHY
N given that have been appolpted by the Pro;
bate Court Of milton Coupy, Ohio, as assignee OF
the property Of the hrm Of w. y, BRAMAH6 CO.,
and Of the firm Of WIN. &. BRAMAH CO., and all
persons holding claims against sa firm are hereby
notified to prt teut the same according to law. A.
SUMNER, "a West Fourth street. felsrt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEAN & co.'s
ORIGINAL 81 STORE F.!
Reopened and Permanently Established
AT
NO. so WEST FOURTH-STREET,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
ALL FOR ST. ZACH.
Eo GILT, GIFT OR GAvAElztD GOODS.
But such as is sold by the best Jewellers as
GOLD JEWELRY.
GOLD JEWELRY.

We receive our Goods from the best Gold Jowelry
manufacturers in the States, who are forced to tell
The following is only partial list of our immense
stock
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RELIABLE INSURANCE
TAYLOR & ANTHONY, Agents,
79 West Th1rd-0tsy
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

3 L "A II E M H n II
OF the condition o. the MARKET FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY on the 3lst day Of December,
1851, made to the Auditor Of 0hi!t pursuant %
the Statute Of that State, en- filed " An Act 70
reRu ate II surance ComTauies, not incorporated
by the State of Ohio" passed Arril 8, 1856:
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name + the Company il "The Market Fire
Insurance Company" and is located at No. 81
Wall st., in New York City.
I.-CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock is.......S S2o0O00
The amount of its Capital Stock paid up S20009o
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Lsutsiana Lesislature.

BATON ROGUE, Jan. p The Governors Mes
sage to the Legislature has been sent in
tie SAYS that ''Our enemies will ind through b.
out Louisiana that there IL but one people one
heart and one mind, not 20 be cajoied into an
abandonment OF just rights, and not 10 be gu b.
dned All hopes are az an end that the discussion
between the North and the South can be healed
as ali the propositions made by the moderate men
nave been coniemptuously rejected. The cry Of
the North Is for coercion, and there is no longer
any doubt OF the wisdom Of that policy which
demands the conflict shall come and be settled
now.n The whole tone of the Mesxaee IA uncom-
PROMISING
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE l. K G. 3 APHIO.
From South Carolina

CHARLESTON, Jan 2i.-The military service,
extended by the Cstawba Indians Of south Caro-
lima have been accepted by the Governor
Hon. Jefferson Davis is In town and has been
warmly received by his friends here.
Lieut.. Meade, who was sent a. bearer Of dis.
patches 70 Washington BY Major Andersen, has
returned 10 Fort sumter
Tue Legislature has appropriated $50 600 foe
Carrying on the postal arrangements Of the State
II the Federal Governments stops the present mail
system in the seeding States
In the House Of Representatives a Committee
was appointed 70 inquire what eh.nges were
necessary In the banking system and the currency
OF south Carolina, In conseq uence Of the alters.
ton Of political relations.
resolution was passed inquirine Of the Com
mluee on Postal rsiu what provision should be
made for the contingent OF a stopp.ye Of the mali
by the Federal Government
The Leg siature viii adjourn Tomorrow
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Massachusetts Lesisiasure

BosroN, Jan. 33.-The Senate Committee on
Federal Relations imported that law 20 preveu,
search for runaway slaves in Masxac husetfs would
be In violation Of the Constitution Of the Tinted
states. The same committee reported that the
mlnua LAWS OF the Commonwealth were IN con
formity with the Federal laws
GOV: Andrew sent In a message 60 the House
enclosing communication from Colonel Jones
OF the 9th regiment rendering the services OF the
regiment 70 the Government also a similar of,e,
from Major General Sutton and staff. The Light
Artillery, National Lsnoers, and numerous other
efcient military corps Of the city and State have
voted nearly unanimously 70 respond 10 a call for
The COmmitte on Federal Relations have voted
10 report leave 20 Withdraw on the several petl
nons Tor law against slaves hunting In Mesa
An order was introduced in the House looking
20 the enactment Of laws for the protection Of our
citizens travelling In the States, which was re-
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Address Of Virginia Csnsressmeu 20 the
People Of yirainia

RICHMOND, Jan. "a Ten Virginia Congress
men have sent out an address 20 the people on Wiz
gina, giving view Of the Congressional proceed.
lngs In reference 10 the great question Of the dA,
and the probable action Of Congress, saying tina
rs All In vain TO hope for any measures Of con.
ciliation or adjustment from Congre., which m,
people OF the south could accept Also, saying
,ney are satisfied that the Republican party design,
by civil war alone 10 coerce the Southern State
Ihoer the ptetext Of enforcing the laws, and IN
less IL snail become speedily apparent that the &C.
ceding states so numerous' determined and
united as TO make such an attempt hopeless The
address concludes by expressing the solemn con
Vicuon that prompt and decided action by the
people OF Virginia, in Convention, will afford
the surest means, under the Providence Of God in
averting the impending civil war, and preserving
nope OF reconszucting a Union already dis,
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GEORGETOWN,



- 6EoRsErows, January IS, 1851
here was quite fun meeting at the Unfor
Hotel, last evening, Of the Georgetown Mounted
Guard, Capt Stuart. A uniform was adopted
consisting OF q coat somewhat like that OF the
Presidents Mounted Guard, light blue pants
with red stripes, and felt hat with plume, aim.
been rented for an armory. This fpe com pany
numbers over any, and 10 composed mainly of
good substantial men, with fair share Of bone
ana sinew They win make their appearance on
The Anderson Rides are improving wonder.
iully In every respect and increasing In numbers.
Ata meeting Of Company A." Capt. Rodier,
last evening, uniform was adopted, consisting
OF dark grey "Rob Roy' or "Dsniel Boone''
hunting coat, dark psnts, and q fatigue cap This
company paraded night before last, and march
and wheel very well, considering the short time
they have been drilling
The Home Guards and Scott Rides have nightly
meetngs and all the new companies are assisted
In their drills by the officers and members Of our
oldest company, the Potomac Light Infantry.
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From Ge0raia.

MlLLEDS EvILLE, Jan. A.-The Convention 10 :
day elected Messrs Toombs and Howell Cobb
from the state at large delegates 20 the Mont
gomery Convention, TO form a Provisional Gov
eminent for the Southern Confederacy.
The following district deleg ates were also elect
ed First District, Francis Blair; Second, Martin
Crawford Third, Judge Nisbit; Fourth, Benz
Hill Fifth, Augustus r. Wright Sixth, Thos
X Cobb; Seventh, Augustus Kenan; Eighth, A
III. Stephens
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In renears sIl rs S esMSesEsted play oil

1AT The request Of the " Bon Tom OF Washing
eSpi M SIG IS R. FksNCIA win Fiys Grand
MENTAL CONCERT, assisted by Mrs. CE-
Gitdn YOUNG. the Prma Donna, and Mr.. J. B.
LAWSON, the eminent Basso, also q sestetto Of
The best musician, 81 WiLLARDS' CONCERT
HALL, on THURSDAY, January a4th
On the same occasion Sig. FIR ANCIA will play
ton.
Professor FRANCyA gives this Concert under
. . patronage of the following ladies and gentle
All the Diplomatic Corps, Hon. w. w. Corcorsn,
ron Mrs. John Sidell, Hon. Mrs, Il T. Wigfall,
Mrs Capt Magruder, Hon Mrs.J.R Thompson,
hon. Mrs WIN. Gwin, Mrs Henry Ledyara,.
Madame De Gerot, Hon. Mrs. Jesse Bright.
Tickets and secured seats Sl-to be had at the
Music Store of w. 6 Metzerott, and at Willard's
Hotel, and at the door on the evening of the
concert.
Ticket Office open at half past =. To commence
at o'clock. ia I9 81
CONCERT POSTPONED.
The state of the weather makes il necessary to
postpone the Concert advertised above, to have
been given This rhursday) Evening. the oath in
slant, at Willards' Hall, by SigDor fRANCIA,
assisted b. several eminent and well known vocal
lists, until MONDAY EVENING next. the 18th
inst. in A-Sts
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Louisiana Convention.

BATON RoUGE, Jan. 23.-The State invention
met here TO day. In anticipation Of their action
nag Of fifteen stars" floats over the Capitol
The Convention organized by the election Of
Ex-Governor Minton as President
Committee Of fifteen was then appointed 70
report articles of Secession.
After some unimportant preliminary business
the Convention ad iourned TIL Thursday.
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Wendell Phiiiip. Hi,sed

bosToN, Jan. A.-Ths Anti-Slavery Society
met In fremont Temple to-day. The hall wa,
filled by the friends Of the cause, including many
females The passages and doorways were
crowded with disorderlies, and when Wendell
Phillips made his appearance be was received
with a storm Of Kisses. Moth ny serious, how
ever, occurred. Phillips was cool and calm
amidst constant interruption.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

rGE0RGETOwNT TAXES FOR 1860
nS, All Pstsons in arrears for taxes for 1850 are
hereby urgently requested TO cali at the Mayors
Dfhoe and pay the same TO Mr.. WILLIAM LAIRD,
the Clerk OF the Corporation, who Ia hereby su-
q, TO receipt for me during my confinement
trust that this call will be responded to- mas
much as am disabled, and Will be for some weeks
CHARLES ID. WEIGH.
day Of election. 4. 10
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seizore Of the Augusta Arsenal By Georgia
IFsops

Augusta, Jan. 24.-This morning seven hun
dred State troops assembled here for demonstra-
uon on the United States Arsenal at this place
Governor Brown, who Is here, demanded a sur
render of the Arsenal, and the demand was com
Piled with at l2k O'Clock. The negotiations
Were carried on yesterday and this morning
Before leaving. the Federal troops saluted the
American flag. They will 20 from hence TO New
York
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SPHCIAI.

EPRCTAII.
Recaived this day at Riddles OriginaL One Dol
Tar Store, large invoice OF Fine Gold Jewery,
BTeastpins Guard and FOB CHAINS, ScarfPins, 4 @.
to be of at full 800 per cent less than can
be bought elsev here.
The above are warranted fine gold or no sale.
r rsons wishing any article of Silver plated
manufscturers' price by calling at
RIDDLES OsIGlSAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
ia Is 300 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT

Dipfierta,-In the most viruent stages of this
malignant disease of the thrca,. these medic mes
experienced the most suc3eSsful Tesu ts-w lille
thousands succumbcd to the violence of this dsnr-
der. not single sceass occurred amen those who
Practical experience, mid the de .ert of death of
speculative theory. The Royal College of Surgeons
antidote for this distenper, by introducing them
INTO the new edition OF their pharmacalOsla: In
cous. FOLD By all Druggists, at q cts. 81 cts,
and 8 1 per box or pot. ja24-IW
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Petitions Against an Anti-sIavery Cenveu.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. . "A call appeared in the
evening papers for an anti slavery convention in
this city early In February, against which petit
lions have been prepared and immediately circu-
lated, urging the mayor 70 take steps 70 prevent
the holding Of the convention, the petftioners
fear In the present excited state OF public feeling
beach Of the peace would be inevitable and
might lead 20 serious results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

BALrrnoRy, Jan, IS Flour 10 dull and heavy,
Howard street and Ohio 10 held at IS 30, City
Mills S5 25-with no sales. WHEAT Sc low.r,
red 81 a5si 30; white 81 .3Ss1 90 Corn dull /,
yellow 63s65; white 6ss74. Provisions are nrn )
mes pork sis Lard ION Coffee ste sdyai IL q
13c whisky duh et 1sc.
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Narfalk MaYketk.

NoRFoLK, Jan. "a The receipts Of corn for the
past week amounted % 100 .ov0 bush mixed &C +;
yellow sc white 6Skc. Receip.s Of cotton for
the week S 600 bales. Quotations II ail&c.
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Alabama Convention

MONTGOMERY, Jan A-The State Convention
occupied this forenoon principally in the discus
sion Of the amendments proposed by the Commit
tee the Constitution.
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FinancAai

Nrw yosE, Jsa Is sseeEs better but qnist
Chicago and Rock lsisne oSt nnnon Ceruai
Re,disg IS; Hsdson = T. Wk; Va. ss %; Mo,
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Repeal Of q Personal Liberty Bill.
Providence, Jan. 2S.-The House concurred
with the senate In the repeal Of the Personal
Liberty bill by vote Of 40 agaisnt 10.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-To-day, the Court went into
consideration of Chancery business and took up,
first. the case Of Fades agt. Straub, which wal
pending when our report closed.
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England will Acknewledge the Southern
Confederacy
TORONTO, Jan 2i The Leader announces pos
itively that the English government intends 20
acknowledge the Independence Of the Southern
Confederacy soon formed.
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Elee.ie. Of U. .. .en.,er,

MADISON, Wis, Jan 23.-Timothy q. Howe,
the republican caucus nominee, was elected
United states senator by the Legislature to-day.
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SOUTHERN TRADE cargo OF fertilizers il
making up at the western wharves Morgan &
Rhineharts) for Savannah, Ga. The vessel will
be either the schooner Hamilton, or another OF
equal capacity. 1t would be a novel shi pment
under ordinary circumstances, but is particularly
so at present
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MARRIED.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Leonard,
Mr.. EUGENE p. MINER, Of Washington, d.
ginia. - q tfH+
MARRIED,
DIED,

On the 18th instant. JULIA, the beloved wife OF
Eugene Daly, in the 43d year Of her age. May she
re-. I in peace. 90 #
Her funeia al Will take place on to morrow Sat
dence, No. 392 Tenth St. between New York sv.
snd K st. e. ss~e = .lss -essss ~ seEz
On the morning Of the 10Th instant, JAMES F..
aged IS years son Of +. A, ara May A. LutE
Friends Of the family are invltsd 20 att I'D hls
residence of his parents, 3si Third street, above
ID st. t.-s e..
10 this city, on the gath instant, =. ANNIE
6REEVES, aged is years. /.
The fendz Of the family invited TO attend her
funeral, from the residence Of her grandmother.
corner Mass avenue and Ninth street, on Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock. fsF So taI "a
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Louisiana Convention

BAToS RoUsE, Jan. 24.-The secession crdi-
nance and resolutions regarding the navigation Of
the Mississippi, will be reported for discussion
on Friday. To-day resolution I'm the Legisl--
ture thanking the Governor for seizing the forts
end arsenal in this state, passed after stormy
debate
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Visit Of the Boards Of Trade Of Chicago and
Milwsukke 10 PbiladelphIn

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24-The Boards Of Trade
OF Chicago and Milwaukee arrived here this
morning and are stopping at the Continental
They are visiting the various places Of interest
about the city by invitation Of the Philadelphia
Board Of Trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

NsU Ter Siarss.s
NEW Yonx Jan. Is Flour 1ul and ens'er
What drooping. Corn fsvoes buyers frovisions
quiet. whisky quiet st " taisc-
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More Trssps fer the Ssuth-Departurs Of the
Brsskiyn with Sealed Orders.
NORFOLK, Jan. ~ The Brooklyn sails to-day
for the South, with sealed orders. she takes two
companies Of artillery from Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

The CONCERT for the benefit Of the door, by the
Choir Of St. Peters Church, at Odd Fellows fall,
Navy Yard, will be postponed until Monday eve
ming, January 2s
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Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Jan aa-Tbe Senate to-day indef-
nitely postponed the proposition for an sdjourn-
ment 10 the 18th Of February. The proceedings
have been dull and unimportant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

W Though TEE star 10 printed on the fastest
aeam pres In use south Of Baltimore, Ia edition
20 large a TO require II to be put TO press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock m; etherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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I. eooD Movr-we learn to-day that several
~ s.eueatiaI citizens have combined together
I'D are getting npa private, socisbls, od-fsshion
@silioc soiree: Kind of family and friendly re-
union. The procseds viii be Psesenseq 70 'pe
tide orphan boys.
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rux You've CATHOLICS FRIEsD SocIErY: I'VE
- is,Tned with pleasure that the celebrated
La ses, or.sor. the Rev. Mr.. Hitzelbergef, will
Pp,ssseh on sunday next at st. Patricks Church
r. ,hs benefit Of tins Young Catholics Friend
society Of this city The object Of shis society y
.Iways 10 hear Of Its success