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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06

DAHNHRoEBRs sALE--w LewTs sIIL sRII
Ms dsY, =. 80 scwery Up stair. large Assortmes q
psre. ss1s 30 7ocemmsocs Al 10Y 4 NJ By ord-r or
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4 UCTION NOTTCE.-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE
a seventy eighth street. Third avenue, by IL NJ
BERT THOMAS Tomorrow cThursdsy) morning, at 10Y
O'Clock by catalogue rosewood Palor FurD Tapestry
Brussels and Ingram Carpss several clever framed Paint
,ngs mahogany marble top Chamber Furniture enamelied
To- do, Beds and Bedding, Gas Chandeliers, door Oh
loths, China Glass, Plated Ware Tale Cutlery Kitchen
furniture and Utenss Much u the furniture Ia good
nw. Catalogues ready at the store.
HUkBERT THOMAS, Auctoneers. 80 Ann street.
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. FULL AND oUoIUE A,soerMKNr OF spRIns
Pattern Bonnets every shads and oolor now rad.
the ehoie~ae trade FL the lowest cash prcea a ~
WIN SIMMONS 61 Ereadway
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4 J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
4. THIRTY FIFTH STREET HOUSES AND LOTS.
a. J BLEhCKER, SON CO., will SELL at auction,
tuesday March L. at O'Clock. at the Merchants Ex-
hapge:-- fl.s .ssss.a
The three ssry and base meut high soop, brown
Houses and Nos 1856 M and 40 last Thirty ar street.
south side Iba feet OF Third Lots ID 8x93 feet
earh The houses new. and contain all the modern i'm
provenents-
Maps &C., at No. Pine street.
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k,sErCH AND OsEMAN LANGUAGES PROF. Y
ThssLbhina sig brosd way corner n rselfth streea
eesb tshed SNk WI rtcsive applications for p-s-
vate tpsir-co, and conversation Aforesaid
Gel annuaees and make ansla ions correspondence "A
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j. MEECKER SON CO., WILL SILL. AT AUC-
"A. tin this day, at IL O'Clock, At the serrhants' Ex
change 80
On ty first stree-Two fDe Lots, north ade 1905 west
Of The street s severed curbed &C. and the
cellar excavAted six feet deep
or seveny-sevenih str~et-ne Lot south sde 200 fest
vesof First avenue, 25xl022
tprTns &c Ut No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06

NTOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING LIFT TRUNKS
IN luggage, Ac with the Proprietor of boarding house
No al Mercer street. NJ T. hereby informed
redeemed between this day and the 10Th instant they will be
sold, or otherwise disposed OF. q. HUCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06

MADhm MAACs, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURED
~ he sest and most fn~hionanio styles fAsf~tan
snn~uncs hat In addition the sbpve she bes
lsae 5enning Ahsery sperats "a cily aud eoua&ay
ser o. pattern Bonnes ~ induce viii o. e6eve
sno sns "a Ally invita- stock -
purrhasng oils where c,naden In r~speo sty4 rr
mo sehnn her estabn shmrut will found unrva0ed -
MADAM. paAsCs So sruaAwue.
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IMP0RrASr sALE or FURsIrURE
Il GikAHE HOUSE,,

OHEsINUI STREE, PHILADELPHIA
On Monday, March ~ 1885, nj o'clock will nj
public sale without reserve cash. elegant Fnrp rrs
of the Girard House phse pha comprising the Frnt q
OF paror 80 chambers end the entire dining sur.
niture Glass China Plate &C.; eiisrd TNbes,
elegant ssnwooe Billiard Tables made BY hrlau, nearly
new and IN cspetc order and splendid
hart lsbe msde TO ovder In PARIS 500 francs The
ce Of the FURNITURE all OF hich wi be positively odd was
SLO,tt0 Full particulars In catalogues
M THOMAS SONS, Auetioneers. PhladeIrhiA
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MhR DEkORBsrs 9kAtB INAUugalTroN Az
W epeuing OF rstterns OF the Spring ~ sssn. Brs.
way HraDrhes 10 Canal stFeet ~ pjerrpos sreet Rro
yn loas vnrsnns sheet rnl.tsphs, and all the prsv-
Mirror ~ Fas' hons ready Nine Dsn,rrst would ~
prrtfuly csut the lsses bc ds~eed b. psrous =
ana sounding very much IKE s~n caicued 20 mIsieaA
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NY PERSON HAVING ANY ACQUAINTANJ E WITH
"A Mr. Allison, who has been connectef with the
New York Volunteers In the with Mexico will confer
favor BY calling upon James Mclean 10 North William
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A EUROPEAN LADY, ouIgB Ar HOME WITH rHB
"A FRENCH, itaish. ssermas, bagsh and Spanish iSs-
gusens ana herstufe, wishes g. 6nd sup.rter
tnstrucStss ~ c'nIsuinn foelgs she I'd
uuos experience In o,ior ana unusual advantages for
inpvenent hnd caa teach AL the hghef branches ~
rough education besides tbs above
Latin and draw ng IL vndy good radcr Uo~4
introdue W persons OF tgb position Europe The
saist aeory references v aud required address
Franco. esie OF the Frenoh Consnls PhlladelphlA
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nAEIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER DANIEL A
~, AIHEWs a co win sell At auction this y, Wed.
hcsday at O'Clock ut their
general assortment Of and second hand Furnitare
assisting part wood Parior Suits broca,e aud
Tales Secretary and Library Bookcases Easy Chairs rose
and Chairs In hair cloth back walrut Buue sx.
tension Tables, Dining chairs, rosewood and
Dressing BUREAUS Wasbstnds Commodes Toet Orsckery
rosewocd and mahogany Bedssesds Nae sprug seds
Brussels and ingram China Ware
gsny oncc Decks, &C Also rosewood PAnoforte in
good order. Catalogues ready I'll sA esroow
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MUSICAL.

GREATLY IMPROVED PhNOsORrE
LIoH1E shADBUkY
nufActurerr OF scale OF bass v~s..s
ststed full FRAME grand and SQUARE Ffsnof.rx -
bI oome street Planes 10 let
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MARCH g. Is6L-I WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS pOR
wi building three story brick house. In whole joint
aeparately from carpenter and brckayer plan and
be ut 80 Gold street. BROOKLYN where
The work will be done, this week JOS MCMAHON.
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MoRrgA0E sAH<,~9OY LaHr wAaoss, Ac-snx
m ~ sss NJ pubtt kacc~ by virtue ~ sttsl N
r. dn,scsy Msrss isst. s.loA "A a irsadssr-s
or wttbou, ,ops maaufaoured tha oity b.
mailer Terms cash BY order OF the attorney far mort
gsgcN 'V
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KOwkK NICHOLS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
March ~ one O'Clock NJ SAesrooms IS street
Elegant ass rtmen Of TOP and top Bugges, aocta
%, concord wagons Depot Wagons &c elegant lient
nd Wagon, weighing hundred and forty pounds ono
( weighing one hundred and twenty; shifting seat and
fftiDg Top Wagons ac &c also variety of double and
hgle Harness Blankets Robes WHIPS &c Gc
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ROR SALE.

doing good paying basiness ~th seven years lease =
whole house. very low rent; o-thrds Of tho annua
rent paid BY two permanent leaving the sna
room, cellars, bedroom, &c &C., st mare triha Wn b
for selling Apply the premises Of frent and Psa
streets, brooklyn.
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4 NJ c. EDEY, AUOTIONKRR
LIGHT WAGONS, RoCKAWAYS, PHABTONS.
TOP BuGGIES, HAhNkSS ROBES,

IRA LUDLOW, Jr win sell this day. at IL o'clock
ssesrooms &c Cedar atr ct opposite the Post Office very
lgr variety OF light WAGONS Rockaw'ys Top Buggies
Ind Tburv huilt by Goodwin: second hand road
Wgon and Doctors Phaetop, also Harness. nobes, Ban
k,<A n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06

pY J. CONTRADICTION SALE or CHINA, GLASS
~ and Queen's War; on "Wednesday Nsroh g, at 10
large assor ed stock OF the above hoods suitable
and housekeepers use so peremptoy 10 cosc consign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

TIE DIsuNIoN CAsAL.-We are sure no resoef
of this Journal says the Intelligencer has recov-
cred from the surprise with which he must nave
learned the revelations made by our correspondent
'sEaton, In the Intelligeneer Of Friday last re-
specting the programme Of operations which pc
alleged to have been conceived and planned In q
private caucus Of secession Senators held In this
city on Saturday, the 5th Instant The astounding
nature Of the secret proceedings which be thus
exposed may have doubtless Induced some TO
assurances we gave respecting the responso PIE
and reliable character OF our distinguished IN
formant That there 10 no room, however, Tor
any doubt In the premises, will be - obvious 70
the minds Of our readers as 10 is TO our own. when
we place before them the following confirmation
Washington dispatches Of the Charleston Mercury
Of the 9TH instant:
FROM Or, O,cn Ce,yssposdsss.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Senators from those
OF the Southern States which have called Conven.
tons Of their people met In caucus last and
adopted the following resolutions:
Rssolrsd, That we recommend TO our respective
States immediate secession.
Rssolrsd, That we recommend the holding of q
General Convention Of the said States. 10 be holden
in the city Of Montgomery, Alabama, at some
ER ssi' h0' 'a'e' '''A INC ,''A ''' y
These resolution were telegraphed this evening
TO the Conventions Of Alabama, Mississippi and
Florida. A third resolution IL also known 70 hav,
been adopted but IL il Of confidential character
not 20 be dirHiged at present. There was goot
deal Of discussion in the caucus on the question
Of whether the seeding States ought TO continue
their delegations In Congress Till the fth OF Marc
to prevent unfrieDdly legislation, or whether th'
Representatives Of the seeding States should al
resign together, and leave clear field 70 the op
position 70 pass such bills, looking 70 coercion
a. thew may see at. IL Is believed that the opin
| ion that they should remain prevailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY-In our columns
this week appears an advertisement Of W istsri
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Fit really be a superior
article and there is much reason to think so, the
prejudice in many cases just against Patent Medi-
cines should not effect It, and the proprietors of
the medicine bring before the public good Of
evidence Of its beneficial effect from some OF our
most respectable and reliable citizens, who have
long used the article. Jno. Wells Simpson, Esq j,
Of this village, to whom references was allowed
to be made in the advertisement Of the Balsam, at
the request Of the proprietors authorizes ms to say
that he has used the Balsam in his family for the
last ten years, and has found 1t, from his expert.
ence, to be very valuable remedy for coughs and
effects.-Lacrsnesrille Herald, May is, 1850.
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MONDAY, January "a.

sKxArR.-Mr Bigler, Of Pa, introduced a long
bill providing for the holding Of an election
throughout the United States upon the adoption
Tinted ss.ses Similar in subs,snce to the c,it.en.
den compounds, but also providing that the
President shall be elected for six years, and be
ineligible after one term
Mr. Wilson moved to refer IL to the Committee
Mr. Bigler hoped that disposition Of It would
not be made.
change the Constitution In an Unconstitutional
way. -.-....
The resolution was referred 10 the committee.
Mr.. Brown, Of Miss on behalf Of the Senators
from Florida, Alabama and Mississi ppi, said that
although those Senators had received no official
notification Of the secession Of their States they
deemed IL proper TO announce that they would
not for the present take active part in the business
Of the Senate.
Mr.. Grimes introduced resolution Of inquiry
as to whether there was any combination TO pre-
vent the free navigation Of the Mississippi river,
&c laid over
Mr.. Green introduced resolution of inquiry a.
to the recent occupation Of Federal ONCE In St.
Louis by United States troops; laid over.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a resolution Of inquiry
| as to whether the appropriation for the Washing
ton Aqueduct had been expended according to
| law; laid over.
Mr. slidel asked to be discharged from the
Commit tee on Claims, which was agreed TO.
| Mr.. Mason called up his resolution Of inquiry
az TO the orders given to army officers In South
Carolina, and as to plans submitted to the War
Department relative to the military occupancy OF
Virginia.
HOUSE The Speaker presented communities
| from the Secretary of the Navy In relation 70 tele
graph signals our coast, and governors Of steam
engines in the Navy. Laid on the able, and or
| dered to be printed.
| Mr.. English offered resolution approving Of
the propositions Of Mr.. Crittenden, and calling
upon the House TO take such steps as shall lead Il
| their early adoption. Objected to.
Mr. English said he should bring the resolution
mp before the House at the earliest moment, and
| secure its adoption, II possible.
| Mr.. Burnett offered joint resolution authoriz
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury to pay to Duval
| Il Bro, Of Washington city, assignees Of r.
Davidge, the sum Of S1lS 90. Agreed to.
Mr.. Garnett offered joint resolution to suspend
the execution of Federal laws within certail
States. Referred to the special Committee o
| Five.
Mr. Harris. of Va offered joint resolution 70
the repeal of the tariff laws Of 1857 and the revisio
| Of the tariff law
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FUTURE DAYS.

VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR SAIL
The undersigned, By virtue Of he power vested
ia him by = mortgage from John Ta'lor; executed
on the twenty ghth day Of October, eghteen hno
dred and fitv -eiEtt, and ngv Of record IN the
Clerks Once Of the CIRCUIT Court for rrinoe
Georges County, viii offer ~ public tse, On
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF February next, on the
premises, st the hour Of IL O'Clock M, al lair,
not, on the next lair day thereafter , the AKIN
now IN the possession of John Taylor, and letep
the property and residence OF Mr.. wilmer I&
bott This land consists OF one hundred and seven
teen Acres, more or less, and edIolns the properly
of Or, John N Bayne and Thomas Berry, bsep
and is distant from Alexanoris about two miles
and from Washington about tlx both OF tnese
cit es are accessible by good and direct aot' ne
loo xfion 10 healthy and pleasant, many othe
respects desiIa ble The soil ls well edapted 20 the
growth of fruit and al the Vegetables cultivated
In this section Of the country: The society IN me
neig hborhoOd is verv AFR eabe. EplecoPei, Cetho-
lio and Methodist Churches are within two MI &c
of this farm. The buildings consist oom1Or
table Dwelling nd Kitchen aud GIL NECESSARY out
buI Id mrs for such q Tcsldence. =,
The title - this property Ia uninoumoereo ana
The terms of sale are: Oue-thIrd in each on the
dsy of sale and the residue in three eo ue tnnuhA
in ets ments Of twelve, elEhtsep and twenty -four
months, a deed in fee simple 20 be glves the pur-
chaser and the deferred payments 70 De secured ~
a mortgage on the premises, To be executed by The
purchaser to the subscriber. The deforTeo Pay
ments will bear In interest from the day 81 sale
Mortsssee aud Attorney fjr the parties.
ia ll-2,awts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

TIE PENSACOLA NAyY-YARD- Commodore
Armstrong was In command of the Pensacola
navy-yard when 1t was recently taken by Alabama
and Florida State troops. The marine guard Of
the yard, which was not defensible work, was
forty strong, and under command Of Capt Wat
son, U. 8. NJ. G. The force that demanded the
surrender IL understood to have consisted Of five
companIes
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES

IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
have Just received q lot of Sable Mink MUFFS,
maize from skins causht this sea-
son, which will sell at nearly = zz4&3A
half their usual price, ~ k7s31(93
Also, on hand, French Sable and
Water Mink NUFFS, pnoss from "a ~,
HALF CAPES and VICTOR
INES of various kinds of Fur extremely low.
few more Chiidrens FURSleft. Mufs IS cents,
81 and 8 LIS
Missed JOCKEY HATS in Beaver and Felt,
~ Terms cash. b. II sTINEMETZ,
Hat Store avs Penn. avenue,
iaA between 18th and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

The Al LEG Sd MUssIN THE TREASURY DEPART
aEsr.-The Washington hotel halls were agog
Yesterday with story about the stoppase Of the
payment Of printing account by Comptroller
Medin- The facts are simply as follows. Viz {:
An order, signed by the outgoing Secretary,
(rhomas,) was presented for him to pass upon it,
involving the payment Of some $50, eco on account
Of printing, under Gales & Seaton's contract for
the publication Of public documents, the said
order being in the name Of party who had pur-
chased the account. The Comptroller objected
to the prices charged for the work, and the As
sistant Secretary insisted that he was travelling
beyond his authority in assuming to sit in judg-
ment on that point. whereupon Comptroller
Medin point blank refused to pass the accoun,
until he could refer the question In issue to the
superior Of both-secretary Dixon the latter.
return from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM CHARLEsIoN-
IL is said that on Saturday the Senatorial revou-
tonary council In this city were telegrsphed most
earnestly from Charleston TO induce the President
10 direct that the Star Of the West shall not sail
again for Fort Sumter; a. being compelled, In the
event Of her temperance, to fire into her in pur-
suanee Of their declared determination to that end
their Ere would surely be returned, upon Charles
ton, by Mai. Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

IL On Saturday, the account Of Governor
Pickens as Minister TO ussa was finally adjusted
at the First Comptrollers office, and balance of
seventeen hundred dollars found due to him. The
Comptroller, Governor Medill passed the account,
but directed IL TO be paid by draft on the sub
treasury at Charleston, Of tchich South Carolina
has taken possession -RspubIiedn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

WEARS IN TIE WIND !-Great curiosity exists
here TO learn why the South Carolina revolution
airy authorities have started 20 many bearers of
dispatches hither In the last few days. Our own
belief In that they were all sent TO the end Of get
ting Maj. Anderson instructed In no event 10 shell
the city Of Charleston. ...-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

DISPATCHES were this morning received at the
Navy Department from the Commandant Of the
Home Squadron, at Vera Cruz, dated Jan. 4th inst
The Cumberland arrived out at Vera Cruz, from
New York. on the Odd Dec last. On the 5th of
Dec. she lost overheard seaman Francis Miller.
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Personal.

Major Beauregard, U. 8. Engineers; Lieut..
6. w. Morris, U. 8. N; Geo. Evans, Me-, are al
Willards'.
'...' Senator Toombs left for home Yesterday.
He is elected to the Georgia State Convention.
Senator Brown, tits understood, left this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

FRoH SouTH CARoLINA.-Lieut.H Hall, direct
from Fort Sumter, is expected in Washington
this afternoon, and has engaged rooms at VIII
lards' Hotel Gen. Hayne, the South carolins
Commissioner, will also arrive this afternoon.
Lieut.. Talbot, the bearer Of the dispatches from
Major Andenan, Is still In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

Nh. CoEwIN was expected TO report from the
special Committee Of Thirty three to-day, bat had
not taken the floor TO do 30 when the Stars 70
porter necessarily lei the House ball
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rEIS 1PT6RNoON S TO
NJ, CIEARY A GREEN. Auctioneers.
- anG NinfA sfreff.

SOC NtstA street.
INTENSIVE SALE-sADDLER'sO OODS,
II Doors AMP SHOks, HaTs, CAPs1 ClcTihIi;Tvs
SToRI FIXTURE, &c., AT Auc rloS-Oh 20
DAN MORNING. the 18th instant, az W cLoct'
AID from day to day NTH the stock 10 olspOssa o,
NE shal, sell a la,ge and extensive assortment ~
ssdders Goods Boots, shoes, 70, at the store Of
w, Uppenheimer, No. SAG Ninth st,eet, lmmeoi-
a.ely Opposite the c. inter- Market The stoot |"
lsrge and comprises, az part nrh,. c.r,i,.. and
Fin. SMILE and DOab.. Cart, wagon, and Plough
Fine saddles and Bridle. for sdics and gentlemen
Iares lot OF Cola Brides ,Hsmes, X els, 0irths,
Webbing Combs. Brushes 40,
Large assortment Of fine Cerrltge, DRIVING, eno
Riding Whips, Horte Covers, and Nets
Very large lot Of Harness Makers Tools ADO I'M
Isrss lot or well assorted Hardware for mount
ing hne Harness ,msch ofIt being silver plated.
Trunks, valioes, Hat Boxes, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS, &c.
Mems and Boys Calf. KID, and Patent Leather
Boots and Shoes,
Broeans for Servants,
l. adIes', Gent q, and ChIdreEs' Gum Shoes and
L re lot d Mems. Youths. and Boys Hats and
Men, sod Boys' Coats. Pants, Vests, Under Gar
tneuts, HOSIERY, Handkerchief, Colars'
Shavls, and other Wearing Apparel,
CountSr, Shelving, Lounges, Settses. eno stoves.
The attention OF the trade 10 oalltd 10 the above
sale The stock is IN good order and must be sole
without reserve TO the hig hest bioder Terms oesh
ia s-dtf CLEARLY & GREEN, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

REsIssED.-we hear that Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, Philip C. Clayton, has rendered his
resignation, and take IL for granted that IL win be
accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

Uwe are indebted to Taylor & Maury, who
have n for sale, for copy Of the excellent chart
Of Charleston Harbsr, Just published by }. C.
Smith, New York. .r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

Housr.-At the close of our report, the Com
mittee Of the w hole on the state Of the Union bad
under consideration the Naval Appropriation bill,
After a protacted and exciting discussion the
committee rose and reported the bill TO the
House, and 10 was passed.
The Heuke then adjourned
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OFFICIAL.
TREAsURY DEPIRTMENTpl
January 9. 1851.

" TREAsURY DKPIRTMENT,l
January 8. 1861. 4
NorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received ct this Department until the 18th
day Of January inst for the issue Of such balance
of FIVE millions of dollars in Treasury notes a.
may then be lawfully issued in exchange for gold
COLE of the United States, deposited with the
Treasurer of the United States, the Treasurer Of
the Mint at Philsdelphis or the Assistant Treasur
ers ct Boston, New York, or e. Louis within i've
DAYS from the acceptance of such proposals under
the authority Of the act Of Congress entitled An
act to authorizs the itsue of Treasury notes, and
for Other purposes approved December IL. ls6o.
Such Treasury notes will be issued upon the
receipt here Of certificates Of deposit with thOse
oosrs to the credit OF the + Of the United
States. They VIII be inside PAYABLE to the order OF
suoh bidder or bidders shall offer 20 make such
exchange ct the lowest rate Of interest on suoh
notes. and they will carry that rate Of interest from
the date ofsuch deposit.
The proposals must state the rate OF interest
without condition and without reference 10 other
bids and cortsi in no other fractional rates than one
fourth one hslfor three fourths one per centum
One per cent upSn the amount proposed TO be ex-
chai ged must be deposited with one Of the officers
above cru Grated, whose oertihosts Of such de-
posit must accompany each proposal ss security for
It's fulhlment. If the proposal 10 not accepted I'M
mediate directions will bs given TO return suoh de-
post. Should the proposals vary from the provi
sions Of the OF Congress or OF this notice they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed
and inscribed on the outside " Proposals for
awarded at this Department ct II O'Clock, nOon.on
'>'O '''A o' PHILIP THOMAS,
ialo. Secretary Of the Tressur..