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, 1861-03-02
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

EAuAA HfHh1Ndi .AhFCU 1, 1t0i
FL0CR-Recetved, 8,Iss bris Market dull aud
hcavy, Sales 80 brla choice spring extra {a f.ror-
1ss Sc NV: II =
iox. ststs ou p E 60 bis snsa Il Il
on track; l0o biz s.Tro1eli:' ronnd hoop It fiSo
p*1ans = sadel So sEs ionic n spring W extra KIT 81 at
WHKAT-Keeeivea, 1896 By. Market hrrn
at s9c in store 100 hu old receipts No Spring at
IKE In store 1900 Big do ct 74sic in store; 1o0!o
X 90 at atoIs e ss1ss to- o ba ffss ,sseps do
in story. Sales by sample were ae follows; 100 bu
No. ! Red Winter at 81 .03 del. 20 bu choice c,nb
fe5 seea at 1o2 oa ba choice ca6 foF seed 10
del; 400 By do ats4e on track i5o bags spring at
SaoRa-Recetrea, as,tss bn. Ma.tct finn but
quiet. Sales were. $500 bn old receipts MiA1a at
ssKc in stors; a. geo bu DO Al 20 Is sforc; Sooc
oATss-Aeeeised. 1925 81. Aaries< steady, with
sa!es Of LOCO bu No. It nc in store.
RYE-Keeeised. e1s bu. Market quiet. Sales
i S&RiEYkeeeived III e. e IL sk IS bu Market eteady
ases 200 bu choice at 62c del; 40 Bks good at 4ac
del: = bags common At &c on track; "A sacks do
nIGHW1EEs Deceived, 70 b.ls, Market steady
5IxSl5z 5MIxSSSa95ssssSy sta@ssc g Pr gal.en 49,, =,
good demand and e5m. Sales, as7 bags prime at
$3.50; II bagr good at e 47s<: 9s bags DO g.
Clover dull and l2015elower. Salee, Us bags choice
At 8. 20; 1e bags do at $415; r. bnghels do at
gsrtRn Graee il request ., 30c-6o1defa asE1ng 4oc
MESS PoRk.ln active demand and sc higher.
saes ware: 800 bra city packed and $50 brls conn
ty It ${649 16o brls city packed p. t.; 500 hFls
Afivsnkse packed at $l6-oo. delivered Il Nil
wRukee.
LARD-In actiyc den@nd, and very 1rm at dNc
Tor prime Ie3E-holdefS xAk11g LgAC-
RUMPS-15 bsla Rumps at FL.
CUT MEATS, 900 pea hes7y Bulk Shoulders at
&c Iooe&.
TALoW-Nesptnal At B3$@se.
h!DEs-1Reoetsed, S9,411 Shs. Market quiet and
1Fees GoEntry. 64t1fc; Green Bsasad, 63@6e !;
BROOK ooRN-S teas common 1t esho0 per
, 1861-03-02
SEEDS.

PHnADE1FH1A-Feb. s1.-Giceds are quiet ZONE
40 bu cioTerseed, however, hle6 been disposed Of
at - 1904 15 mostly at the latter ta44 tpt prime.
and 800 bu from second hands at IS T bQ. Tip.o-
thy IL wanted and II here wonld bring s. 506ga u
p bu. Domestic naxsced is selling on arrival ut
fl.4s@1.45 = bu. OF rcd top Gales ase making at
&l,S1x9 O. u sacI.
CIAclN1AT-Feb. e7.-Elorer t. unchanged and
dull; we quots It Ut $4.S0D440. the oatside rate
70 the small way from store, Timothy Is leld at
$2.6502.10,
.A1RAsr-Feb a7.-smaN sale. Of western me-
dfnm clover at 7Ac-
NEW YoAK-Feb 27.-CloEcr has advanced nc
= b, With aslet 1t 7@71xc Timothy has been In
request 1t fill Friccs. We note salee OF $50 bags
at -; and 80 do oapt,
B4LT1AoRE-Feb. 2S.-Tlete were ealee Of ~;
bushels cloFcfsced to-day at 1873 for prime, at
which price It ls arm. Timothy il held ct 81 :hQS
S.06A. and daxseed at $l.5@l.a5 p bu.
ST. Lor1s-Feh. 2a-Saies 80 sacks timothy at
~. 10, and 4s sacks do at sass; Aa1 15c; clover
has to 81, from first hands; Hungarian grass
10 10 Coz
Bosroa-Feb. s6-fi;2rc has been fair inquiry
for Calcutta iinseed With saiea Of $500 bags HI d
$500 pockets at e1.5sf 1ta and s, no pockets do
at Sl.51 2 bu, caeh- Grass Feeds ere adv At s!S@
6Hc for clover, ~ 10 quality; nud fs-7oQ2. so Tor
herds EIaKa-
, 1861-03-02

NEW TORK, March 1.-Flour in favor of buyers
ys& only n,ode.1,e e9siness S doing 6 p export A.
sis super Testsrn ;tsS@s4g eomm sei,'to On to
saSa ssaas ez2a fz'1 rouaa soop 6lio s as @
bra44s< DO: closing dull and declining Canada
aonF d4n apA ass!iai1E ts!i ssles 400 bsls Rye
super: | Corn meal da snd se&ry II $3.50 fos % Jsr
seY. and So aoNse = for Br1uay Wins.
WmsKY-steady with fair demand. Sales sxt
GHAas.--Wleat without important change in
prices. The demand continues limited, shippers
genc1n,fy holding off for material concession
sssds y - - g SIC !. dsy dsy
cred; IL, 500 bu Milwaukee club and amber lows st
81 2 delivered $50 bu red western 1t q. 30 About
Prime and very choice white western 1t Si.p@
S.. Rye firm: Sales 100 bu At 6i11D-. Barley
steady at 9o~ac- salee 1900 bu Canada East At
without important change Sales 8a, ,0oo bu at een
G6Hc for Old mixed western In stota 68Ac dclfT-
cred bs@1pe for new do at the railroad depot 60
EN- yellow 58G5sc for new Je}sTy yelj6w On lie
and deeliaing: Limited ssie. reported ( ss4S82s
western md Canadian, ssx Ssee foe stats. '
PBoY1sloss.-Pprk-stesdy Moderate demand
ss!es Leg 81; # # t SE s @sss :
of old aud nov. zsbG brls; ssae dste !ass aanth, %
dan and dnehsngs4: SAILS 10 has e Ea6-0 Tor
mess: t1oPH for e1tra mess: Tota1 stock Of old
and new s0la pkga; satae cite last montk, o. Nc
same d.te last {ea1 ss Prime nasaa hssf assa
pEss Il s31G6xe for shouidsrs: sXGSc tos hatas. #
ior iye shts Bacon dull and heavy. Lid eo1s a
tinues firm and fair demand Sa1ea 500 bzls 1t e6
@lo4e far 10. ! to prime western. Butter ceiling
Ateadr at q8A10a<g for Inferior tn milne
, 1861-03-02
Gbiraao Gtitt1.te
MON E.TARY.

- 49, 80 - - - 49, ~
20 49, .-1,~s. - 49, 80 =. .,,,,+ h.,.
12 -,H.,.-.1.
-. .,a.A -. e.,,,. - ~ -. -. ,.a,.
sAsSSz : - -. ~ .N. -, "..N-.
s-s e.-s-a .s*-sm -. ..,,.s-es's. 49, 49,.
s- -. -. -, :, ..s 60
..t~- ~. =. -.",.. 80. ..,n
.@s >as - 81 ~" S,1~e' $500
-" PD ~ 49, ""e~ ~ 49,
- -. =. T.. ~ ~ ~, - toE
~ -. -. - 49, 49, VII, tn.
-. =. =, -A~t.t =. ~. ..e t,azta ~.
- H ,.,. SSs'A1o1 = "AN 'A3
1x.... =. -. >, .,a,,. e1ch,,ae
=, - ss,e 81 e~'e ~ w. ~ t,, 10
..1.Hss. .A.ss - ha,,
-. - .ss 49, t,rn1. 49, h.cn so1d to
-. s-.s.s7 ,s',zs sse.aasS .sn +sle n,scc
- - ,n,. IT, 60. ,sona. ubatev-
-. ~ - s~ss ~ .o.-o,da saen,.
q nas oeen fess1ea Is so hacn gan .oHa4.7
Ing seaabae currency. ohly Illinois e'aes s'noo
e4n be taken hereafter fot new banks, OF old ones
Tbs excitement in regard to certain illinois
hsnks which has agtsted the city fos the last few
days haa subsided, and financial matters IRE nos-
Ing along smoothly. very pretty schefe 1t is
reported, had beee formed By certain wouh-be
sasng bs lofesne our Guy bankers 10 thfo" op1a
1arEe aumbef OF Illinois banks. dispatch was
eent@wsa procured :}-from Springfield to Fu1i
the case A good amply o. Exchange, 1t Is sstd,
lad been previously procured, and had they been
thrown out the price might have been forced up to
fahulous figures hint Of visions Of fifteen or
twenty per cent. Like many other golden dreams.
fhase beautiful schemes have 'fxx}ed out, " and
certain peuHemen mar ind their profits sadly
,,tnu. .rha, +botx fno,3nos fo- solaa IT exchange
AA4"37 *1sa aae1 iuo1nsS aoa sAteH :" eAea"ne0
codie TO he made They may CRY, but nobody else
x~rh.,u. h.. ho., ,oo,;ns,,r a z7c+ anr.pm tho
s4eAas1 LES osen n'Aii'1hls ~" ou' iDs tne
day. but II was *eak some parties SOLD 10 bes1
customers at I, and concession Of y In most
e..es readily obtalued IN round lots Buyiur ruled
at 4 wide rsuee-ahost 61a7x were the figures.
M. s.xn,,a 4. 1,,h+ .n3 s,o--hod 10 s.+3eGad ~
1ne ae"AAu ns., "ao e'e'- noo' -
u1nst soon tal rapidly. The policy Of Withholding
reuittauces L. adopted wherever it can be done
gold nomlnal--busiuo price 665T; selling s act.
rnn&u.r4Ad
11.s 1nss1,ss,,xr~ps .raa .nnonncod p. the
bARk to1A1sstoS hs'-1s aa a1aoaacca es sne
tizae that Gov. 1ates hsd appointed Hon. "ua- H.
He+ndon Of s.rincfe1u Hon. Thomas QuiFk OF
csmt..M. .,a uo1 auen q Fnller of Re,yiarrc
N@"t1a0A .to iaoH' 1nee ~ VIC. VI ~ - 49,,
R.nk COMMISSIONERS Aesas. Hesndon and eplrk
lave ea Tue a .sre1s, prS ax
1.sn.s ~ ~ .a1- rosr,h.r Ia = gentleman who: e
fuuef, Inc he" aAsHee1' s.n..,..es -
cool and correct Judgment aud eminent ao1laes NJ
him specially for the important position lie
1s oe9a aos.a as tie fully in
Isth . ~, W. r;cjons s % md tuetu,sipe currency.
, 1861-03-02


WAbH1ka1oa, Feb. 2:-The public business
is in greatcr state Of forwardness than here
tofore towards the close of Congress. Several
Of the general appropriation bills are pending
on disagreeing amend ments. The President
hns approved The hill establishing Territorial
Government u Colorado, including Pixies
Peak. It is silent on slavery.
C1ittenden had an interview with Mr. Lin
coin to-day, also several Republican Senators
Gov. Hicks, Of Maryland, is making earnest
efforts for Cabinet appointment for Henry
John Bell dunies the report that he had been
offered seat in the Cabinet, or that he desires
ohe.
The appointment Of Senator Chase to the
Treasury Department was Settled Last night.
Cameron is offered the War Department. Nei-
ther have decided yet to accept:
Capt Pope, U: 3. A, one Of Mr. Lincoln's
traSeling suite, is to be court-maztialed for
sPealing disrcspectful}y of President Bnchan-
an in a lecture on Notifications, delivered by
him recently at Gineinpati. The court-maT-
tial is to convene at Newport, Ky. Major Lee
Is to be Judge Advocate, and Captain Hazard,
also one Of Mr. Lincon's tra7ell>ng suite,
a member. Much indignation Isl expressed
here concerning the Governments proceedings
IN this affair, It IS rumored that Secretary
Holt is not responsible for them.
Flng Officer Montgomery, Of the Pacific
Squadron, writes to The Department That the
search for the eloop Of war Lesant. He had
hopes for her safety. The Wyoming, also sent
IN search, had not returned.
The War Department yesterday received dis
patches IRON Maj. Anderson. he has not been
bomh-psoof battery ut Cummings Point, but
he could, With the guns Of Sumter, sweep the
whole AWAY in a few moments.
y. 5; stocks advanced 41z per cent hero
Ex-senator shden has tclegraphed his fanl-
y 70 remain here. It is thought be is on bis
way hther to make arrangements TO 70 TO
Paris % Minister Of the Southern Confedefaey.
Phe Court Of Inquiry has ordered eonrt
martial In the oaae Of Capt. Armstrong, fos
surendering the Pensacola Navy Yard.
Yesterday: Nj. Lincoln ained with Mr.
spaulding, Member from the Buhalo District,
il company With Gen: Scott, Coy. Chase, Gov
Seward, MI. Bates Of Missouri and some TWEEN
ty Other notah1es
Advices from Charleston state that the float
ing battery was launched on Monday, and the
Qahgfen guns we're houf1y expected. AL
t%Res %saSssS.4 e i1'8RA &sfs ordered to rso'n 1y
The correspondence on the files OF the War
Department show eoncluaively that Gov,
Houston WIS greatly instrumental in inducing
Twi&gs to surrender Government property il
Tax2s.
Lieuts, Hughes and Holmes have resigned
from the marine corps aud are going Sourh.
Lients. Bafley aud Montgomery of the artil-
leFy haye resigned and are going South
Republican members Of the Ohio Senate
unanimously feeomnenad ,,9!s 4 eoltax for Post
Tbs steamer PaEnee arrived to-day.
The marine corps paid s'.fareWeIl 1isit to
Buchanan to-day.
The formation Of Lincoln's Cabinet is not
settled except By runors which are conflict
tnF.
, 1861-03-02
NOTICE OF SALE-Whereaa

NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereaa.
dsf1ult has been made IN the conditions of e4r
sf aoffSEsss 5sarsg aats na Hp tss sst sy a
ny the shseoyEan @ I'D d M;sslspp! "; Earesd Gsmns
Of tie stas ot WISCONSIN IN BOOK q EaIir5ad MOTT.
sa1d faS hss ressEned hs appointment Of Trustee
xlsloEs ot said mortgage successor 10 Id Flag ard
power of contained II sald or.ss aRd in o. ,1 e
11Iases Of lay the uade1s,gned IrasEss under I'D
teh:esa and # he o. ss;isa sMaJa T.
af said ShsboyEa2 aad AiE4ssippl RAILROAD Campaay
y r. Gity q shehoyEsa Wisconsin, Il oeiock &
az aosS, nanasfq Id o7fS 9Pa
hy said mo1tgaEe outstanding, Win he Interest
thereon uaIaid, being the smouuf claimed to 81 dEs
messss 9 ,na Rsa;nses described IA
sion Of the Karoad q said COMPANY ron tn CIV "
she6,yEa2 e ssS city q Fond du Lac IN Wisconsin,,
raways Ealta bridges nncea ssationa stat1aahoases
and other h91ld1ga1 aid ali tha lsn5s ana hsTed!ts
sns oaav tSsyp g sd aeS a9 aaa
9Th the said nrst division 81 thet Tallxa7 or rps3ae
thessto Ehether obtained under The d;:l:s "a p:i;f
and also a the tolls t2comea fenta issnss .n3 n1s
md cnrPoasse and other franchises Of sai shehrgs
I'D s SaRasy Fs1sss III
and &lso ~ the locomotive engines tandea rsr. ii
every And machinery, nachne shops toll an q
5er Eosas epsssSng "a na sa pto =
se ss9 Ea:Foad then owned t6sreaitsr acaure s9 e!
as &c sasnoyssn a1s lssssippi tompan5
ssaes sere dees.sa e 8 s. =. 3;
ss 70 I'd az 4s2s s2sa g s
1ecenp.x ,sr, ,{s6 {saAuE P. BENSON, gsastss
, 1861-03-02
MARKETs BY THE LATEST MAIL.

&NA1&AEsA8 Il THE LATEST NALL
3neettre to nearly sl points, Scarcity Of .hlpping
I'd; II, 900 bu wheat l2add in bulk. and 191d in
1ntps bags; 600 hrls noRr At s. Cd 900 b1s bacon
2 r. I'D ~ stessr 1e ,qns ps. tsox aaa 1oo bEls
tcs tobacco. ss; 800 pkgs h1tter, 47s I'd 100 tons
oil cae in bags At $1s I'd 10s b1s bacon- 4es. Two
vessea. to cofk. fof oEderk viii corn at l4<d, in
N5Id, md corn at 18d III stiu's bags; sesse. for
Dskhn, With grain. On private terms
Pzu4Dx1Pn1A MAnkEzs-Feb; :!-Flour and
1asL-1he nssset is an bnt ho.dsts st. Of aour
a. essiy s1ee I'D hed at T5e oas ss1ee re
e:s1 ?. :ssS5 hs sssq ssf fo' see1
s1sa sSsss t. asaes ss pr % 81 Fsz =
.sa & ss I'd ,sa ss .ea a n It }a. s Rss @ss ss5
dnn, End Pennayiyanis is offered At &a.87x y brl,
sNfsont hnding buyers. arain-There il yesy
on osa aaRoa
5000 b1 hxvfg teen disposed OF in lots n 81 $50
La for good aud prime Pennsylvsnta reds s. So
IL White, Is ii quality. Rye IL arriving and sell
Ing in Z smal v4y At &c for Pennsylvania- Corn
= xn8 ana lower with sales Of 2t1o ba new ycl-
loH et 67@E8c mostly Ut the hitter rate afoat. Old
oxn Is 1naaleshe at ptevious rotations, Oats re-
matn unehsnxod, md .mG4: GO ta sold at sac for
ms Pennsyvaata I'D e. fo 5s5reg snd pela
fhe earne.-N0sfk AsReFtadA-
Be<roz, Feb: x7-Floar-Ihe market has been
have sdysncsd about a6e per bib on the low grades
Of western, ~5th some Speculative and export sn-
qutz7. We quote talea of common brands Westssu
At at&6taf95.25 faney b.audAa at $5.s71<@s %. now
Ia hsM a. ao sat5,. G5m1 at $3.50
tne1adtng Genesee. Ohio, csnsha and Miehi:
gan. 81. Loais superior brands range from
m0sS = barre, incandsng ve7J caaos brands.
1ssztn-The uarkst for corn Is dsm, and pEcea
have advanced. With moderate aAlee. The tram.
afaaons COMPRISE sone .ots %f new Norfolk !esto1
western nj red at 7s@74c 2 bn. Oats are plenty
md dnn. ana prices ere tending doxn: The sa1ra
c6 southern. western and Caaada selling at 3sc
s4d Prince Edward Island at 85@8ec. Rye s. dull
aaA 1n1E, w1th salas It Tst173c y bu, fto@Hx A,
44-4Hha 1ad Bee
,~HuKx = DEE 0zt1AHs-eb. $50 be7a
raw sHs soaa a 19*s-, q rectihed "a tWo lota Al
On seturda, at aak9aae, yhe adTsncs being cansed
q &Ral1on.-DEstd.
I..Axx, Feb. N.-Hs.te little daiae "a wheat, Ind
Gootatdoas would he nomiLs4 Corn Is selling IN
, 1861-03-02

RocR ISLAND, March Lice In river started
last night at ten o'clock; will probably &C
wind southwest. Thermometer 81; cloudy
BURLINGTON, March 1.-The steamers Me
nomunee aud Amerlcus arrived this p. m. from
below, and passed up. They are the first boats
up this season.
LAS11LE, March 1.-Riyer fal1en two feet
ice out Steamer Castle Garden arrived hert
at 80 P. m. Tow.boats ST. Croix and Mime
sota leave tonight for st. Louis.
, 1861-03-02
THE CITY,:


~
a. Bee Advertisement :: Information Want
cd, ," In advertising columns.
:, Nosw.a,.r Fx1oV.rTa -rw. hrna,.a
Norwegian emi8rants, on their route north
ward, passed: through this city yesterday
morning. =
5..nnrn .r1t,s BA11.-The fou.tb or nfsrc,,
Is to be approp1istely celebrated at snelrs Ho-
tai. Jefferson. by. arsnd Inauguration Ball.
eee announcement IN ano1aet column
~Wa would cali attention to the card of
Professor Downing, In another column: He
proposes to open q school Of a high ordeffor
boys; and he has unexceptionab1e references
a. to experience and ability.
o,xro;.o n, -. :. ...-p .s,.u
oo,,,,a,,,o..t,,7a - ~ ,,,ans.,-a.1o,, =, ~
first Republican President and Vice.President
is to be held next Monday evening. at the Chi
| cago Dancing Academy. Particulars will be
I found in our advertising columns.
/
TH1oDoN's hUsEuM OF ARTa-The benefit
! If Mr. Thiodon takes places It Klngsbury
| .han,a -. h,,vnnar. ,rhsv ,ftarnoor, al,
+ha soho,1 Children intend visiting 4be mn.
aenm the admission having been plsced at
ten cents for their accoro notation.
--
| @oaT.-ane es!alne' nAe asa'n oeeome Inc
| mecca OF AL spos1smeh nereaoouts, and WIG
duck are pelng oaggeo tnefe Ii large Quhnt1-
| will soop hrino nipeops northwar,7 IN Noc,ra
| then look out for fun.
! --
| N9" '1osio'-'A 'aoson n'gelns nas )ese
issueu ne" musleal cohposl1lon rom the
| pea :" hupsf. aNn' "afoe W - u. ounn'
e"sl1eu '1e i"n III 10 iisnl MI. HIGGINS
eAlnuA'7 psoper aPpseclauon OIL nome talent,
| ana nas an e1'enaed reputation as publisher
d,v
| ,r-
! o 1..,a ,-,,>, ,,o..t. ~ >. .lAA
! .to,,t ~I' ~t,' 1Ate''
nas % 1,aeh.aa. I:.|l - w. "eeni 81
a;.,a ~ n,,,aa - ah;,s1a. LIZ 1n,A0 W..
1,,.r 1f;asz+a.o -. 49,. ,ea!p,a,s" ~. 80. W
fron, ~ 4 n,.1oo1-. '~''
| ARREST FOR LARcEN7.-Ot6eers Douglass
and Cooper yesterday arrested one A. D. Nor.
gan aud Ida Hamill, charged with tho larceny
of cloak, cape, boots and cap, valued at
about twelve dollars, from the Everett House,
! on Randolph street. The things were missed
nst honaay' Inc examination Will take place
'''''' NN'7 oeAo.c = on71.ee A'A'1''
PROSPECT or Al EARLY OrRk1xe OF NAv1.
, 1861-03-02

LoUzsVnAE, March I-Mc Stephenson, the
President Of the Southern Pacific Railroad,
requests al the stockholders to meet him at
Louisville March 18th, OF New Orleans On the
18th, On business Of importance :
, 1861-03-02

DETROIT, March L-Genera1 Cass arrived
here this evening and vas received by large
conconrse Of friends and ne1ghhors who vel
coined him to his old home IN hearty: and
gratifying manner
, 1861-03-02

-. iona !. Sherman. Of the City Of Na1 Fork hare-
e MMoEs&1&ed unto tho underslgoed John s. Por.
y neEAL heV Jersey, by mortgage dated j pr.1
~ = y laa and recorded n the RecoFders oh'ce ot
Soo1 sLSo1nly, May Ith. fA In Book g Of mortgageA
age ~ certain premises hereinafter described.
s11s toe payment Of certain draft fnF two thousand
nys a, aGndfed doaa1a dasrd July ID, A. p. l5I and
aae2 % aota Tor nlnetee1 huDd-ed dollars, tatad
5s21EA1y 1&k A. - HA IN thTt1 yeAf3 from tha sid
- ua{ Of February 1874 And also to the pAy-
aI df semi 10 erest the said draft Aud noa
- haef4Ia OF an per cent ftn the nsst dxy
o. Apt1 d D. lsS1: and Whefeas- defauls hea been
Ea1e U the payment cf exc scn1tapnuA payments of
INTEREST," which 1a7e faen due said d1ak and note
a3d have thsfefore elected to decx1e Tho e9td prf
elpAl 81ns d1e and paEAbla. 1A''
kaH tn refoEe notice Is hereby given that nn,na,+
70 tbs Dow:r co1t.iafd IL the sa3d muftrare shei
Ell 1t public auction, u the Court House dnnr n ~
City qf Chicago. In the County of Cook on ta th1tt
d1st dAT Of January, 4. D. 1851, 1t ten oar1ncF ~ ~.
forenoon of that day 70 the htgheet mdef f1- rasn
me $40 moItKa3ed premises, toKit:-IOt nnmheT
seveptesn %, u Block nFmber Mfseen fsn IN iobG
tan Eobsrts stoEES' Addition % Chexzsn u IL ths
L6unty e Cook and Sata af Itnas Snd n tixhs aud
sgEtJ oi redemption of the aid John sdaasn Gis
otaSa anu 2s2x1s 4sketn - --">@ -''4 -.
Dated ea1fafo bef fa!5ss q 4 ~, lasa.
FAHw.11 sx1Ez AffN n dssf$5$m
ane soova asle b postponed until Thu.sday, The
Ma aho1s snea 1a Masea na1t at sas sans hour and
TAHHnL sn1a 1ffr
sa'ea&os J&auazy 0sk ISL fsl-dTsl-*d
, 1861-03-02
From Fort Smith.

FORT SMITH, March l.--*Another Overland
Mall passed here to-day and confirmed the re-
port Of being intercepted at Apache Pass By
1ndlsns. The road is strictly guarded By
troops and no interruption is anticipated in
the fnf1ra
, 1861-03-02

PRoV1DENcE, March 1.-The House refused
by q tie vote to instruct the Senators and 70.
ques. the Representatives In Congress to vote
for the proposition Of the Peace Congress.
, 1861-03-02
PRYAN HALL.-Clark Street,
Eminent musicisna prom ounce ths Hnl1 unsurnsssed
BY any Hail IN the Unioa In it3

OF any Hell II THE un1oa IN 1t3
Acoustics and Genaral Appointments.
It viii seat 500 more persons than any other Hall In
the cit[-by accurate cornt aud report of CARTER d.
BAUER, Architects
The main audience Room Is On the first floor. the
entrance being Clark street, the greatcst thorough
4En n the csty opposite Court House Square, yet the
Ample tngress and egress-20 feet OF doorway to
Clark street and Court Place.
TIE Hall contains the Heay National Gallery valued
at $150Q0 and purchased Of Geo. P. A. Healy, now
commissioned by Congress to paint series OF PresI-
contains the identical great picture for which the gold
medal Us awarded at the Worlds Fair In Pa1H Also
Presidents to ncon 1nclusiye, rs well Of many
There i spacious Lover HaiI Isl Fairs Festivals
Balls and the IKE. Its provided With dressing rooms
Kitchen, cooking ktoTe, numerous tnbleH, DC, &c.
Both Halls, or either can be rented {or Concerts,
Lectures, Exhibitions Balls aud the Ike on appica.
ton to THOS- BARBOUR BRY m
nn1r{1l1v In tha Rn1ia
, 1861-03-02

DRIED FRuITs-6o brls Ohio Apples 1t Ac; 70
ak4 pa5ed Peaches at :. e u
:. F0T1ToES-T good dan1axa end -Arm at A0c
mixed Neshannocks and Ptaksyes 1t 75c per brl
del
BtFTTER-Thc stock Of old drRtn Is heavy, snd
thesmarket dnl at Sn1oc Good Dairy Butter IN
rolls and crooks in request at 19@1ac.
EGGS-D1l Rnd lower, closing at p1AI0c per dox.
P0ULTRY-Dresee Ch1ckens, k2@21ak .
$1.7592 3 dog.
BEANS s-14Q bushels good White at a0c del.
DRESSED HOGs-RecelFed, 2a1. Market firm.
, 1861-03-02
CTATE OF ILLINOIS r0n1

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, $. ., Superior Court Of Chicago
4. West Attachment, . 4 A'oss q
Publ notice Is hereby given to the said Fraaeis Z
eiee 2f the Clerk Of The superior Court Of Chcsgo
dated re IN aay q JAnuaEy a D. 1851 at the suit
,hs ssd Irssis r "sss t95 ne q thEse
County aud 1roquois, which said wits have been ~
fNEne1 e1eGats1 S9w: therefore Gnleasyou Ihe saa
the ea1d Superior G. art r Ch2 2ayo On 81 before t.
first day Of the term thseof to be holden at the
House. IN the CITY of ChlcA4o. the nrtt Monday ii
March = 1a6l give special bali, and plead to the
said platntids sct1on tudgE Int will be eit RID
The rrGnerty attached may be sufficient to satisfy
the sAd Judgment and costa viii be sold Is aaiisfy t
Aame. Vt EiMRAIJ C1srl
E1nRIpGE TorRrx1LoTTE Pltas At;y:s.
, 1861-03-02
d I Fl d.

DI ED.
Ia this city. On March 1st Of DtptherA LILLE H.,
infant daughter Of John a1d Mary j. Beyan aged :
years, months, and z daye
The funeral Will take placa today from the residence
No. 1l2 Edna place.
EB LaurenccbuEg, Autora. Iud J and Cincinnati
papers ple0se copy.
, 1861-03-02
ReH1gued.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb 23-Lieut Murden Of
the cutter ''Dobbin,n. has resigned. He goes
South, If accepted
, 1861-03-02
v Q q N G A NJ z R I c I


This Machine invented hy Mr. ChsA Howell Of
Cleveland, has row been running at the Foundry Of
Nj. Aosea corner Polk md Beech streets, for
Milestone, Bouders and Marble all Of which 1t teduces
70 an impalpabte powder with astounding rapidlty
aud With less power than any other yet in use It pul
yerfzes the stone dry blowing every particle away
bE enabling a} the gold to be extracted It Is easily
transported weighing only twelve hundred pounds
MI complete. $3.50. GEO. L. sANBOtsN, Agent, boz
1913 Chicago, Ill,
- the undersigned believe tho aboye MIL viii do
81 and mere than Is claimed for + o3ly being limited
cord {hf1een toni per day with hl1 horse power, a.
F. Moses, Agent Chicago ssesm Engine WORKS, A.
Hathaway, formetly q Cleveland Fonndry, D. Shaw
Machines, Chicago. Ill fe2STInr
, 1861-03-02

FEQm GA4l10TH1A4
Fr. KEAnNRY, March 1st-The Pony E1,
press with San francisco dates to February
10Th, passed here this morning several hours
ahead Of time.
Several companies are endeayorlng to get
bills through the legislature authorizing
street railroads in San francisco.
Lady franklin sailed On the 18th for British
Columbia.
The Pony Express with Atlantic dates to
February I'd had arrived, bringing the news OF
the passage Of the Pacific Railroad bill. by the
Senate, which WAS joyfu1ly received
The overland mail stage arrived at Los An
gclos on the 18th, having LETT the mail bags at
Tucson, on account Of Indian troubles. The
next stage was expected to bring them in.
, 1861-03-02

Execution Of OFT, tho Murderer.
PEKN, Ill, March John OFT w8 hung at
eleven o'clock to-day; not much excitement.
The crowd was estimated at 5000 In The city