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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
FRANCE.

The connection of Count de MorDy with financial
spesuatione in Mines and the occurrences which had
taken place in connection herewith were attracting
considerable attention in Paris Cabinet councils hsd
been held u,on the subject and 1t was thought that
keielaiive inquiry would result.
Pans Com MARKrT.-The price Of Hour advanced
during the week Q francs per sack. Wheat wa also
&earer.
The Winter throughout France had set in with frost
and snow. .r.,,. .;,0a .,
Reports were current that Garibadi had arrived at
n 1ss b;n.Sd that the Emperor's address on New
Years day would be eminently pacific:
The Nupcjo being absent, the Russian Embassador
win be spokesman for the Corps DiPomatique
The Journal des Debats aninadyerts on the inex-
xleahe policy of France and earnestly advocates the
withdrawal Il the French fleet from Gaeta-
1he Paris Bourse on the Goth was a shsde firmer.
Reptes closed al 6Sf Csc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
CHINA.

The Overland Mail has arrived
Lord Elgin expected 70 leave China early 10 the
year.
The Cd Regiment was about to leave, and IL men-of-
war were also coming home.
The fate Of the entire party Of prisoners taken Sept
II, has been ascertained.
The death Of Capt. Brabazon occurred on the 1s
and he was saved much suffering that others under
went. He was behsaded by the order Of Tartar
eseseral.
The Able de Luc was beheaded at the same time
The more indifference Lord Elgin displayed about
signing tbs Convention the alarmed the Chinese
Government became, but great r.EbutjoD awaited
EAs Emperor and the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Later Cape of Good Hope dates are received
British Kstfia was proclaimed a separate colony
on the 30th Of October. The territory between the
Rivers Of Keiskamma and Great ke constitutes the
dependency. league had been formed In the Eastern
proy;nces 10 procure separation from the West. Meet
pVs in favor Of this movement had taken place In all
the principal towns Of the Fast, and large Gums had
been subscribed for the same object.
The British had captured a slayer, with 't5 'aves
on beard. She was taken into port aud condemned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOrIAH.
TIRE BOMBARDMENT OF GAETA.
ran ITALIAN POLICY OF FRANCE
TIVE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT
AFFAIRS IN HUNGARY.
ywH CEssION OF vENETIA.

PORTLAND, Me-. Thursday Jan. 10, 1861.
ghs steamship Nova Scotian, Cap. hcAssers from
liverpool December q, and Londonderry December
%, arrived here at IL last night,
Her mails win be due in New-York at midnight
yhe steamship Bremen was detained ~ southa"p'on'
he would sai on the 29ah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
cpEAT RRITAIN.

Nothing Of moment had transpired since the depsr-
/, fare Of the Palestine. ,,,,.,A
The weather continued unusually cold throughout
Rpeknd, the thermometer in some localities sinking
tekw zero.
Prince Alfred wac en- visit to Berlin He is to
smhark Jan. in the hne-oi-bat4e ship sc. George,
Wbh proceeds to the North American and West indis
s<atian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

J,dieb RIA L0nd0ndctTt
LoSDoS, 2sh-The Time City Artiele) sayt the
demand for discount at the Bank to-day was heavy,
that but for theact being attributable 10 the exception
oil wants at the close Of the year, an advance in rate
would probably have been decided upon. The effect
upon the stock market considerable and the re-
cept of lower quotations from Paris whence the daily
reports augur badly "a othe opinions entertained
garding the prospects Of any political intimaon that
may be intended for January, has likewise con
tribued TO the adverse feeling. The last prices from
Paris this evening show renewed decline OF nearly
e cent.
There were no bullion operations at the Bank to-day
LIvxRPooL Dec. 2, el560.
IlygRPooL CoIToS MARKrT.-The Brokers Cir
sulr reports The sales of Cotton the four days p 900 bales
including specuaors and 90 to exporter AL quail
ties and the market closes with active
demand both from and or speculation The TO-
aav PrdGy up u 600 bales including 600 to speculAto
and exporters the mark" closing mn 81 the '0O"hs q''
finn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
INDIA.

Accounts from Calcutta are 10 Nov. % Mana SAM
was reported at Tbibet, with several thonssna follow
ers. The import and export markets at Calcutta weF
both quiet Freights had risen 81 and still tended up
ward quotations to Liverpool, COZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

The stock hand is esiiiDs'ed q 'VV ba~ q "lcn fV
= American. @, ~
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MAREEr.-1he Bread
uss market 1a with advancing tendency but business
is restricted by the holidays - :, ..
L1yTRPooL PRoyIsIos MARKrT.--The Provision
market Is dull IN. .
LONDON MARKETS, Friday, nocn.--Consol' ~ a
spl for account, -. e,
AMYRIcAs sEcURITIEs.-Illinois Central Sharos
283a2s discount Erie Shares 4d Newly Central shA'rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
AUSTRIA.

yIHysA Dee. 28.-The official Wiener ZetRag
contains two imperial DEGREES The 6rss orders that in
view Of the present extraordinary pse Of things, the
forced currency Of bark notes Ia konbardo Venetia
shsll be maintained. The second q3un that the pay
Inept of the interest tie national 5saa a be effect
ed in bank notes.
A telegram from Vienna, states thst the Emperor
has sanctioned the resolutions Of the conference Of
Grsu. and resolved upon convoking the Hungarian
Diet for February next.
TIe T,mes's correspondent at Vienna IL confident
that nothing bat brute fore can induce the Austrian
Government 10 quit the quadrlateral
There was d report that England and France had
cone 70 an understanding with regard TO VeDetia and
that Joint eommsson would sbotly be semitic Vienna
urging the eession Of Venetis without any territorial
Feepmpense.
Il 10 stated that Austria had opened negotiations with
Rome Tor the complete abolition Of the CoDeordst.
Accounts from Hungary are very unsatisfactory No
taxes were being paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANf
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND RARE WORKS nP ART

THIS DAY (MONDAY), at l0is O'Clock,
4l 600 worth OF magnificent rosewood Parlor Dining Room
Chamber Furnure; magnificent rosewood PaDoforte
rosewood Paror Suits with every description Of first
contained house No 1872 Twenty first street,
Seventh and Eighth all Of which is new,
made within three months and To be
rily for cash the highest bidder, consstng6 Of
Elegant seven octave Pianoforte,
Stool and Cover; cost $3.50;
superb farlor Furniture Suite comprising one full Suit
solid rosewood covered In green and gold brocael uho
stored in shell work one DO elegantly ssryed covered IN
in medallion moquet all Of which are perfect rosewood
with mirror doors and backs; turkish LOUNGES in mo
tall. and statue Bronzes three French pier
and gold shades coo yards Of Tapestry and Wilton
reception Chairs Turkish do rosewood music
Cabinet Eteqeres, Parian Groups, with beauufco
lection Of rarsr Urnamens rich mantel Wages Landscape
aud historical Paintings bronze Chandeliers marble top
sssing Bureaus rich carved Bedsesds large air Mat
ardrobes Teeatetes Bodor Pianoforte, six
octave French Engavings yoltare Chairs Rockers Escre
oire Chenonerr oval Mirrors extension Table oak dining
Chairs sverware Coffee Urns, Spoons Forks. Casters,
ard Gobets Chsmpag Wines Decaners Wine Bottles
ivory Cutery &C. with large variety Of Furniture g and
ready for examination by catalogue There will be
no postponcment commencing At lCn precisely.
kUSSkLl. w. WESrCOTT Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
DRY GOODS, &C.

A rAiNAA' GREAT SPRING SALE.
Sloidsss Straw Bounes Dress Trimmings aossry. Glove
Fancy Goods and French Flowers
Extensive alterations in enlarsng and improving hs Store
SALE Sa' s SEgfa n: goo s, ON
PANIC N u oAsg2sp AfsA-A !,
sS s fs!: Iss,s. sasI.A German Hose, e;
F.iss EsSs: h hsssf sSS Sfs%ss 1
Fan: s End s'. ssd s:sa.s' Hsss e.
800 Pairs Gents' Cotton Hall Hose SC d. AZ
. - -. SEsAf sAosi Drift g in Groves.
s SS s rsiTs E,,1s s,ns Fancy oS Gloves
2.NS Pairs vine Lisis Ssuniists. ~ iss a''
l,6QO Pairs Extra Quality ,ssuntlets, lac $50
1900 Pairs Best French Kid Gloves, 50o
400 New Straw Bonne.s. SIC, toc
5000 New Straw Bonnets, 63c, Toe
1900 Last seasons Bonnets. &C. 10 ga
LEGO New Spring Bonnet Frames, lSc.
$500 Yards New Spring Trimming Ribbons, g. %
@ Yards ysrSs New Spring Bonnet Gibbons ne M
NEW siYLKs FRENCH FLOWN
s1ss s and ss. spool
sSo sHsins French Working Cotton, &C. SS4sA
s s SSssn f se:s a s,'t f ss sSsss
fPs sPPsr s ssss ctas EYED f SssGss
$50 SO Piece Pieces a w:ss, vs,s saTs sraids
$500 Rolls Fine White Twilled Tapes 1c
0REAr SPRING SALE
5000 Rich French Lace Barbes, l2c., Lie.
1900 Pieces Magic Rufiing. b0c
1900 Dozen Fine Linen k6gu.s, 15c dozen,
800 SILK Fancy Lace vsls l2lac
700 Imitation Honiton Lace Wells, 25s.
500 kch Chantilly Lace vels SIC.
500 kich French Thread Wells, &c.
2,k00 Strips Assorted Worked Flouncins, &C.. So.
S0e0 strips gaconet and Swiss Flouncngs &C., Hc.
500 srps Jseons se Rich Work S DO, ' Sic. SIC
J. 800 Needle Work Sets, 37c 70 81 60
$1,000 Collars, auction lot, closng ut &C., l2c.
2OOU ladies' Linen Collars, &c.
GREAT BAR0INS !
IN GENTS AND LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF
1900 Cents shin Bosoms &C., Sc loo
5000 6ents shit bosoms, Ike l5c, lSc
2,00 Gents Shirt Bosoms Zoe 25c, sic,
l,50O Gents Neck Ties, &C., l5c lsc &c.
5000 Hair Nets, all styles, l2o. 70 ~
Opening, Hich Spring Dress Trimmings
Opening, Rich Spring Dress Buttons.
Opening, New Spring Goods of every description.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE. VERY CHEAP
VIM kinney,
Nos 22l and 223 Eighth avenue
Between Twenty hyst and Twenty second streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

EoURTn wARD-AUCrioN NOrBCE--w. H. FRANK
IL LIN win SELL the Exchange, Tuesday,
hauh r. the House ot 80 no 'sevet street. which
has been occupied BY the owner as aoake the
last years and which, In of the
ing Of Chambers street. offers eligible investment 70
pitaistR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH Il, 1851.
SALES At AUCTION.

SAA1hss Al hUOIAONs
A UcIOs CARD TO HoUsEKEEPERs H. ". roR-
ElEGAsr E9ss%USp, sArIswo GOD AND wALyge
Tzn Bsr aasss sS 4 FsRSsc
Esceient rosewood PaDoforte three magoiGssn suite Of
'f
Ms1sl ssnia plate on ~ cosy oa s
ware heavy Cut glassware Of she mos. expensive kind
and omou n ossis ss g. The ar .t.sasSn
e he a aus s s e
rich and sass hsnssSoid furs.tarss Decorations A.,
On he ps%sss - Eighth
ii ain or Shine 6sins the rich and desirable contents
Of The sOss FIVE . s,o .enS hGase the wass
Velvet Carpets three magnificent solid rosewood suts
o. The most expensive description Gothic Turkish Easy
Chairs in moluet ard satin brocade ladies' sohd rosewood
nsao % @
se tables Win
Ciocks elegant china Vases with the c6aste and
iys ps pe sss With " Srss n and %
msnse Mirror T. match Of square heavy
extensive variety Of oil Paintings BY artists
ssgss'. %
ssss
hair suit IN costly India satin iossasT with
Sbs and q ss
sets, costly hilgerware Tea and Dnnsr service sayers
liquor stand Superior Table usry &C. and
Ssp Vas
match twenty Hair from ~ to 60
sss ssS.ss% q
s sof
stand Tea and Dinner Tables together with large and de-
with which the viii The sale of the above
Furniture is positive
LBERT n; GRIFFIN GO, A, AyGT T3sEsMsv
opportunity purchase FIRST class Household Furn
on THIS DAY Z S NON al is,z O'Clock.
rsss, sssf Th No and 4 Wss sssnA
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits,
Artistic Brnzes and Marble Statuary,
OH Paintings and EngrayingS
H0ss Oak sf p Gha@f Room naF Furniture
Drawing rosTS Ds @ marble
Secretare Bookcase CsbnetN superb full
ss .a i'hy
81 S sS ss ono
ormou Clock runs one month sesre and
yrsn sasusttss on Psnns &c G,rSsns O
Mn ~ asassas R sr
s' RosEwooD SEVEN Octave pIAS \, ps !,
present city makers the richest instrument offered
auction this rosewood Music Canterbury. Velvet
Cover stool covered with silk brocate astand Chairs %
match Oicloth Velvet Stair Carpets 81 Chambers-htchy
carved rosewood Bed stead style Louis XIV Bureaus Com
MATCH warobes Dressing and Toilet Tables Shaw
30 DISTANCES Couches Armchars Curtains shas
Cornces Hair Matt Palasses Feather Beds Bosrs
Pillows Blankets sSheets, Counerpanes, decorated china
Toilet Sets Oval Mirrors solid Oak Bullets richly carved;
oak Extension Table, Armchars Buffers Tray Couches
Napkin Rings Egg Stand and Boiler Cake Baskets Casters
spoons Forks Ice Pitchers, and engraved Glass and
China Ware from the celebrated house OF Peepin Co.,
Prls viz: Decanters obles Champagnes Wines Carafs,
Frus Preserve Stands Punch Bowl; sheffield rable Cut
lery Linen gold band Dinner Sets decorated Tea SEES &c
large of Basement ana Kitchen Furniture
sale positive without regard to the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER.-MoNDAY. MARCH
II H. at lO O'Clock the auction 1874 William street.
lot Of Grcceries and Fish $40 pounds smoked yenison
and domestic segars 1000 pounds pure White Lead &c Also
II o'clock lot Of shaws and fancy Goods 10 Sewing
Machines 10 dozen PLATED Spoons, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
i SPECIAL SALE OF sEAsONABLE d RY GOODS
AT los AND ITO SIKH AVENUE,
AT PRICES BELOW THE COST OF PRODUCTION
DRYING COMPETITION.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER Dxx8S GOODS,
CHOICE rABkTOS In LINEN GOODS,
ALL THE VARIOUS hoUsEKEEPING ARTICLk6.
NEW STYLES or STRAW BONNEfS,
CLOAKS, MANTLES AND SHAWLS
At greatly reduced prices In order 70 rent hah the
misses The store, No no. 70 rent An early application
Desirable CHARLES q. HOOK,
los and Ito Sixth avonua
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q
20t0 ht Ious per cent anticipation Bonds.
25onn Texas A New Orleans RI LIST mortgage bonds
City and County per Cent funded bonds
1900 Syracuse, BnGhamton and N Y. RR LIST mge bonds
Next regular sale tn RsDAY March H. Regular
ton sales OF stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and THuas
DAY. day when required at l2h O'Clock, at the
stock snlesroom 81 william street. the Merchants Ex
change II preferred stocks and Bonds bought aud sold nj
private sale and al the Brokers Board.
ALBERT III. NICOLAY Co,
Auctioneers and Stock Brokers,
No 81 william street, near Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

Sales room Nassau street, opposite the Post oaice
MINER \ rHORP will sell auctien, Tuesday March
~ isSi at IVA ocock At their sassroom 81 Nassau street
The entre contents OF Broadway aud sample
room, consisng Of about 5000 Havana and domestic
CARS Of the following brands vzLa Nornas Fgaros Con-
chas, Operas Neclrs, &c &c also Brandes, Whiskey,
Gin Port Wine and Champaign together with fine assort
segar Cass and all the Fixtures Show eases Indian FL
CURE, Hunting Case Wach and Cham, &C.. also pay adj
s4pppe double dram Gin and " do. palm Gin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
HELP wAyrED-MALEs.


A GENTS wANrEp-ss NAP ros p CENTS. COLOR.
IA Ed IN STATES NICELY.
LIAYD's UNITED STATES
RAILHOAD MAP or AMERICA Is NOW READY.
The usual price Map OF this IL from IS TO 81
Ills FOUK ar sou shk printed entire sheet Of
strong white paper shows the one
glance CAN ADA 70 TEXAS and is by
all railroad be the C0RRHCr AP offered
the people of this country there much deception
practied the public days, have thought II ad-
isable TO submit evidence OF the correctness OF this adver
tisement
NEWARK, N. j., 1861
J. T. Losp-irclosed s 50. consider Railroad Map
alone worth that amount. JOHN d DARCY.
President New Jersey Railroad Company
OFFICE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RR. Co..
LYNCHBuRc, Feb. ], 1861. !
j. E. LLOYD, l64 Broadway, N. Y.:-Oear Sir--I think
hshy OF your American Map ncose 30 In order 70
E. H. aTIL, General Superintendent
Sent by mail anywhere. No stamps taken send for a
York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

u ii. MACY,
Full line velvet Ribbons best quality
Full line satin and taieta Ribbons, all qua,ites-er
JOB Los in fancy spring Ribbons from auction.
icS los pieces pieces Is = YARD YARD worth worth q
ffu line line m he s f'e"O' 'A'
BRIDAL wills, RJChEs. TABS, 4c
General stock Of Al MMsEyo S?Sei
job lots 1000 yards Cambria Flouncngs, much und'
1000 embroidered Muslin and Cambria Collars, from an
Is, "a, s., A., S., Is, "a, Sc ga and los;
FULL Line SxLE SsSis f LAcEs.
REAL CROTCHEr BDGlNGs,
saSkNA LACEs,
NS MAk fHlgis Sss Ehsss a lace vEiiS'
roAI LINE h tfsA 5P abc SI,E' new styles
slnIs, Drawers, Chemi.e Night Dresses, saoha
Zouave Jackets Caps Cape Corscts Infants Cloaks On
1I spcdk KEY Sss 4 sss low price
Braids, Brushes soaps, &o.
Fest spool Cotton a4e a dozen
JOB lois~I,ec dozen linen Napkins, q a dozen
SS f sssr 81 a sSe aqs wors re y
Fun line swiss Musiins; Book DO
7arlclans bishop Lawns Fine Flannels,
Linens lBtS ss'e sG sasia. pr.Ds
Greet selc Of Hosiery continued during The wesk
the recent auction sales muea under cost Of Imperial
1900 pairs Ladies', Cotton Hose, at "a cenLs pa
1880 pairs al 3cis
lO,OCJ pairs at 10 cts.
COCO pairs ~ V cts. GOO pairaFg
jon o1 n, n ceSS Sss h q 1ss o.sry = New York.
JOB LOTS IN yens' Cotton Half HOSE.
FULL lANh = ssh d 5Sssi,ry Gents LADIES' AZ
htn'a'co' e9ogea 69reersa and tape bordsrsdl J
y. B-We soil the best Ladies' Kid Gloves in the d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

COLoM0k HART,
- go BROADWAY,
CENTS PER ROLL.
their fine satin Paper Hangngs suitable Tor parcrs dnin
Parties desiring " %opim Ss can be supplied wit
low prices.
VNEr EN0LIsu PRINTS, FAST Colo
wv unghams, Turtle, Red Prints, Foulard :.
Sik, Black eToadcluth, Linens Linen Diaper .Snn
Napkins rhecting Hemp rarretinE, Sc, for sA BY "
MATHEWS, No. "a OatAarne street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

xaySETED-A FIRST BATE GERMAN COOK, A Wa sH
wv woman snd gl 70 d. bousB and ehamberwok f0s
sstote tbe souy, Apply " No SrTy0S kow, after
astpsk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

A LII PERSONS FOLLOWING A GOOD ADVICE WILL
n never fail ladies and gentlemen, avoid being hun
bugged and call ~ address a note by post H.
Harris s3 Bower where you may be sure 70 dispose Of
OF Clothing Furniture Carpets and ewery
fair price and be humbugged FOR six Dresses from
20 SD for Coats from 81 70 fls Cor Pants from 81 and
upwards Ladies' attended by Mrs Harris 353 Bowcry oppo
site Fourth and Great Jones streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

WANTED-BY SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY.
w Protestant girl who fully competent for kitchen
and laundry work, and il DESTROYS of god home with oe
wages apply after 10 O'Clock at IS 10th ST.
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CLOTIIING.

A Rare CBANCE--LApIrs AND GENTLEMEN. 1
"A have Just s. 90 purchase oil Clothing,
Carpets Furniture for the California market promise 70
pay highest price for them by calling addressing NJ
Ellis - seventh avenue, scventeenth street Ladies'
attended by Mrs. Ellis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

WANTED-THIS MORNING, A WET NURSE. ONE
w who bring the hes reference call DIR. Hall
Charlton st. One who has child preferred must have
husband.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

A BETTER CHANCE THAN SyER-I HAVE JUST
"A received $4,000 70 purchase of Clohng for Chicago
III Ladies' and gentle men, II you wish get fair price
for Clothes Carpets furniture and Jesery, and to
avoid being humbugged by price ofcres the best
do IL send a note y. MIMI, ~ sixth avenue There
you convinced you will be dealt with your sasc
Ladies punctualy attended by Mrs Miniz, ~ Sixth
avenue. between kighih street and Waverlcy place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

DAWNBROKER's SALE-THIS DAY, AT l0h O'CLOCK,
JIG at BELL INGRAHAM'S auction rooms, 26 New Bow
cry 800 lots choice me and womens Clothing shaws Man
tihas piece Goods Quilts, Blankets Bedding, Boots and
Shoes Guns Pistols fine Watches Jewery, Tools &c. BY
order Of Stanton Co., licensed nbrskeIs SO Canal
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

DAwNBROKERS sALE.-A. NJ CRIsTALAK, AUC-
tioneer y oowery, will sell on Tuesday March T. At
I0ie o'clock large of and
Apparel comprising silk Dresses broche Grape and wool
bhawls. and Shoes, Jewelry Coats,
Pants Vests, &C by order Of B. Frey, avenue @.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

suReyoX. GKyRRALs ORPicE, Aug 2, 1861.
1rhs foIIowtut. Act of Congress in relation to the

srRsyoS. GENERALS OPPcE Aug 2, 1861.
The following Act OF Congress in relation TO the
Tus Medical Cadets pv0sled Tor the lhiohAtoho
eli concerned: M. H.. J.. ALL 60 ,h.
Medical the Amy, Cops r. Mec;a sdets ~nose
d1ty il shall dfesers u the general hospitals sd ss
attendants in the ne 81 under be deton ana con
tool OF the meoisa officers clone They tha have tas same
rAnk ard pay the mtary cadts o. West Pon; Ihe num-
her usied by the cysncies 0f service az no ure -
exceed 6y IL shall posed Of young Of liberal edu
cation Of nedc.Ge between tb@ ages eighteen ana
who have reading medicine for two year,
AVID have sended least conrse Of Lectures IN amed;ai
college They .hs calls: foI year. and be subject to the
. and articles Of war On the m enth day oftbe last month
I ei service the spposch o theF discharge shall be re
ported 10 the Snrreon General ia order II desired, TIA they
NAV b. relieved by 81 another detail Of oIp.csn's"
Appestian must made u hc Surgeon General for ads
zion te corp conformity wh the above act stating e
date aud OF birth place of resdenee period oi mecs
studies ard o.ing erhcAte OF The dean oi e College
(r When not b,ansbe otheT saisc1y evidence u TIC a
tha, the spp ant has attended fun in medical
rse rtust be ae,0mranicd W III eStin,o
pal. OF good character snd soahd phy'eh CONDITION
OF the ca ddate. =, =, ~.
VII; receive letter agtboug bD to appear Deofe sn Amy
hoard of Medical ExzuneJf who viii make SPECIAL rct9
IN each ease among those approved By the Board hs
Surceyn Gu "a VIII sele sIcl number he service ly
require. ~ A., -, ..;-..,..
are Al once required Applications. bo saeccssn should be
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