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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22

MAsoHlc.-TaE MEMBERS OF GEORGE WASHING
IV ton Lodge hereby notified that there win be
meetnl the Lodge this evening" Of It's being
the Annv rsary Of the Birthday Of Washington By order
NJ SALINGER, w,
W.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
IN Treasurer's Office, Albany, February IA. 1861
Messrs DUNCAN, sHERmAS Co., Transfer Agents. New
York.
GfSrLEMES-The following regulations in reference the
transfer OF stock and the issuing Of Stock Certificates this
Company will effect the reopening of the Transfer
Books on Friday, the 22i day OF February inst
First The full and place of residence OF every
to whom Stock Is transferred must be stated In the nstru
ment Of transfer and In the Stock Certificate corresponding
with. In of transfers TO firms the of The
and the place where Its business Is conducted must be stated
second In application to transfer Stock by virtue
power OF attorney, the power must be filed up dated and
sued as to be complete instrument before transfer is
permitted under IT, No transfer Is to be allowed under
oIen a defective power
bird II certificate presented In which there has been
alteration, nterneation the application 70
transfer the Stock represented by such certificate be
cned the applicant referred TO this Office Respectfully
yours, GILBERT L. WILSON, Treasurer.
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BILLIARDS..
A FINE ASS, RTsFhT OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
Al Amclcpn Pilhard tables with
PHEiAk'k COMBINATION CUSHIONS
now ~ hard, end ~ rices to suit the times
tn ifl GtttIENbtR % So, ga and 90 Crosby st., nv
RntlAh For sAIE OVER ONE HINDhED
- tables, tav aud second hand for Si0 eD 30, s2ou
HdStu 1hble a. lei and Bagaclc Tables Tor sale cheap
Will y. GRIFFITH, Billiard Table maker, 10 futon
street
fTO ri sOLD ,HEAP FUR CASH OR EXCHANGE
0s rntable ods cash for two new marble PED
Pl'i'id Tables address box VOC Herald once.
"A MAMIE PAIhsI CpAMPi9E BILLiAhp tAbLEs.
W The Hxceis,or Spring Cushion patented August w
1879 Lively correct and durable beyond and al others
In Once and factory II Gold street, New YORK
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THE TRADES.

n stuauon he understands the OF greenhouse and
grspefy perfectly and Il also good vegetable gardener
Coed reference given address T. a., 49, Essex street
ITO MERCHANT TAIL0RS.--A TAILOR, WHO CAN
command $1,000 10 go 600 worth OF the most respectable
trade would xe TO make some arrangements with respect
Bile house He In second In the mechanical depart
ment Address Taller, Herald Office
vxvhNTEp-A STEADY LIrHoGRAPHIC PRINTER.
w Apply 10 Schonbcrg A Co, 30 Beaver ST.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HENR, GfItE, -sATURDAY, FEB. q
III cid Ii. 81 the auction tore, 1874 william
large lot of Groceries, slo 10 bills holasses Is bills
Smoked nsrings. 10 btl Eackere. $500 segars 2O lbs
White Lad large lot OF Liquors also ut II ocIoek lo
% ~ NJ 4 tsrcy Goods Clothing, &c.
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NOTICE Is HEhEB, GIVEN THAT PAYMENT OF
~ Check, No three thousand and fortyo GOD, fol
eight hundred and twenty eight dollars and cent
draw by \. Brown cashier of the State Bank, Provi
dem K l. the Park Bank New York. payable February
"a has stopped, and the public hereby warned
against negotiating the same
FEBs UsRY 10 1861.
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DEEeOfs IEsIROUS OF WITNESSING THE MILL
Il tary display to-day have splendid view mp
down Broadway by securing seats at 73 Broadway second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22

~ the silver Mining Company held at their office this
day. unanimously resolved to levy Of 30
cents per share the capital stock OF said company
able in follows, vzl5 cents before the
9th day March scents before
scents before the 5h day Of May and cents
the 9th day OF July next and that all shares which
the assessment shall not be paid within the time
sgnaed for the payment shall be forfeited the company
BY order, SIDNEY AsHMORE, Vice President.
NEW YORK, Feb 20 1851.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, LONG ESTABLISHED
w suctonecr and in the commission and loan bust
partner (either silent actve with $1,000
$1,000 cash capital No better chance be found Full
guarantees integrity capacity and business given
required. Address r. B. o.. Herald ONCE.
G.1 S0O TO e25OO-wANrED TO PURCHASE THE
sp1.CUO first mortgage city property, worth double
the amount Call At l Spring street. OF Mercer for
two weeks.
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CALEahAN wANTED-IN A JEwELRY STORE ONE
- who give good references honesty, &c
ply at AIS Broadway .
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yrAN1H ANNUAL srATExENr
THE MAsnArrAS %
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, MO = M W, srsEBr, a
Reserve q is.sss . ss.ssy-
Dividend and al Indebtedness. ..,.. 21NMe.
Dividend annuity acc unit. .,.... e576 90 ro
Premiums e,trs pr miums and an
uities received during the year 1897 "
rneres accom- Tor he yesr.... blS2l 40 az 3ea.
Accrued interest AID deferred pre-
NUNS so, ncIrded in the above or
in Inc 2a,7so % q $50 go o.
ptsBuRsEMFNTs -
Claims by Death policies and bonus e99,420 81
ises and con nj ~ n.......,.-D... 1880 a
ReinsursLce, purchased policies and =. 49,,
p%laenis ard during III. year 1855 Is 9lo u,
Bonds and n or,earss ....''."..... $50 ss7 %
PREMIUM policies in force. 43i 28S %
Agents accounts Tor premiums and
tran mssion xc..... ............. saess So
Real .. aie... 800 ........... 49,. 1880 OF
Csth in hans and on hand .,..,,.... lG5b7 70
bIted st,s, state and city bonds
tpc tt,ct 80. 49,. ..,... ........ 1857 30
Temporary loars ,onds and stock 4s2o Oosl Gsso %
a..' n D. MORGAN, President sSSsS "
J. l.. Ektgly Astsistsnt Secretary.
= y sNrTr1rs, tetnary
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-roR ALBANY AND
II Troy connecting with trains North Wss-Trains
leaye:-
FROM THIRTY yTnsF Sfnrur
Express and II NJ, and 72s II 30 n and $50 S:2s
SIS and bP. n. Pm
Troy and Albany with sleep ios p n Sundays inclu
pd Ing cars, g'. s.,: 41:~.x saed2 ,,.
I'm. and r. n
Peekskll train, $50 r. n. B3P n
Sing sing train s:36 and 40 and l:1P.M
Pm.
rarrytown train e:aOP.M 7ioPM
A. y. SMITH. Superintendent
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ for Albany and Troy, connecting with the New York
Central Railroad for all points West Northwest and South
also with the Northern Railroad for saratoga Rutland
Burlington, Plassburg Rouse's Point ogdensburg and
Montreal
rRros row, NEAR CITY IRON TWENTY SIXTH STREET
STATION.
Express Train, A. NJ, and TAO M. and 445 p. NJ
4DP N. and les A. NJ.
Express mail train 10A. ".
For Williams Bridge White Plains, Croton Falls and all
local trains time table 7ocock A NJ expr,sa train
leaves Albany every Sunday norm, g
JOHN BrRCHII.L, Asst supt
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THIS DAY FRIuAY(
At two O'Clock precisely,
At the storage warehouse Nos Ill and 3 West Eleventh
street. Sixth avenue
Consisting In part Of
One rosewood Suit covered with velvs moquet OIL Paint
pgs by eminent artists Lounges Eegeres Bookcase els
AMOR de- Gace real Bronzes Paran Figures
rosewood Bedsteads Spring and Hair Mattresses
Wasbstands, Commodes Centre Table China Tea eet
oak Buffet, oak Di ming able, &c, &c
N BAH the above articles and In splendid
and will be sold without any reserve whatever BY order
r. ID. HUDSON attorney
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BEGAHS AND TOBACCOs
HAVANA sE0ARs.-I AM SELLING HAVANA sH.
III by the 100 600 low 10 600 be bought
any other dealer In this city. GEO. w. NICHOLS,
Importer, 70 Liberty street.
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WAN,ED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN. WITH 500
w $500 to take sole charge here when an
selling goods has been three
per pth wholesale and retail be made 5000
TO yearly Cali 500 Broadway, front for
three Store In OF the best sitnaons In the United
give required
VN ANTHD-IN GROCERY STORE, IN A NEIGH.
w boring city, young man. Address L. X, box i3i
Herald Office stating references nationality salary
peced and where last employed No other communications
noticed.
WANIED-A YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES A GOOD
w hand and has some knowledge of bookkeeping Apply
by note 70 Lord Taylor Broadway Entrance In Grand
street, third floor
neutrality-suspicious. YOUNG MEN, OF GOOD
w address and business habits this and adj
cent cities for Professor Lookup works liberal salary
capable Also wanted setter and errand boy
Apply 10 Kennedy AS Broadway.
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR FIRST CLASS SALES
men for our wholesale dome site goods department
Those having cash and short will nberally
dealt With Address A. 7. Stewart Co, Broadway Cham
bers and Feade sts. ~
C1 IN "A SMART AND ACTIVE MAN, WITH THIS
3lOO. amount wanted 10 take charge of a wholesale
and retail liquor store present proprietor
havg TO move 10 the country a,count OF sickness Good
reference required Apply 70 j. FLYNN 80 Thomas street.
two doors west Of West Broadway.
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09


How will lie 1t does seem to US that hardly
goes to the North from the South that the papers
in the North do not publish whole batch of lies and
ISLANDERS upon his authority.
We see in the Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday
story about man named Andrew Weld, Philade-
phia stone cutter, who had been out at Columbia for
some two months working at his trade stone cutter
Weld represents the state of affairs in South Carolina
as shocking. He represents himself coming from
Columbia last week. and that Jefferson Davis three
hours ahead with large body of troops. He further
adds that jeff Davis, with his party, was at Ports
mouth when he (Weid) left that place for Norfolk.
Now all this is out of the whole cloth. Weld says
he went through with three Georgia Companies. If so
he went through Wilmington. He says the Georgians
told him this that and the other thing-they did no
such thing Some of the Georgians made speeches at
the depot. 1t was notorious that Mr.. Davis not
along 1t is notorious that he has not at any time left
Montgomery. From this, may Judge Of the sort Of
reports given by Northern returning home. Every
discharged workman every scoundrey reporter for some
scoundrey abolition Sheet has his tale of outrage to
late. We sometimes sorry that they have not some
real suffering to whine over. One thing however, is
certain, and that is that if they give
Curate private information than that they give to the
public through the newspapers they will make poor
spies They will be apt to do harm to their friends
than their enemies.
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09
From the STANDARD.
A Card.

There being now no longer nec 7ssity for the South
ern Rights Meeting at Charlotte On the 2Oh ibis
month, (May,) l hereby make known, with the concur
renee OF members of the committee, and upon the 3
gestion of many others, that the call for the saeS E
drawn-and that consequently the meeting wllnOti'
place.
The noble attitude of North CaroLlna-the un0' o. !
sentiment and feeling among her people, and spruce
alacrlty acdh ohlch they meet the crasls bespeak T
that looks to action only, and not to public dScuS%
WELDON n. EDWARDS,
Pres. OF the South. Rights Ez C0n'
9th April, 1861
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09
CAMP OF INSIhUVII0'7 J
Raseigh, N. c., Aprll "a, 1851. }


ORDERS No. /.
The undersigned being placed by the Governor d J
charge of the Camp OF Instruction and RendeNOs
troops hereby communicates instructions to the cm %
MES to be concentrated at this point. 1t Will DC lu
sibe to furnish transportation for trunks oOAe
to any great extent Hence each soldier Shoulu .y
himself with haversack 6x4 inches TOR carrying
provisions, knapsack (even of rough conSrqcu s,t N,
carrysone pair OF blankets, overcoa hannei
pair of shoes. Every mess of 28 men should p9 ,OT
ed with camp chest to carry cooking utenS'S'
forks and plates. .ouO.py
On arriving at the depot at Raleigh eacn tOnFu vi
will march to the FAIR Grounds, and the capian a.r
report himself promptly to the undersigned for d0E
By order. ..Joa.
d. Fl. HILL, Colonel Com'qagM,S, 1i,Sout
P. S.The companies which have et a;sbed nOnJ here
being supplied as above directed, will De luDl'-'
if possible
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09

REs1GNAT1oNs.-Among the recent Army and Navy
designations, notice the following from North Caro-
lima Lieut.. Gabriel Holmes Hill, late of Shermans
Battery, Third Artillery. Lieut. Hill stood among the
very foremost of the officers of his rank appointed from
civil fe and has much active service in the crack
light artillery company Of the army. Lieut. Hills
services are at the disposal of his native State.
Lieut.. John N. Maitt, U. S. Navy, has resigned his
Commission and tenders his services to North Carolina
or to the Confederacy. Lieut.. Mafftt is we'll known as
one of the abes and most scientific officers in the Navy
From his long and leading connection with the coast
survey Mr.. Maitt knows every spot of our Southern
coast better, perhaps, than any other man living.
Lieut.. McGary, of the U. S. Navy, has also resigned
his commission and come home to North Carolina, to
whose interest and honor be will dedicate his services
hereafter.
All the North Carolina Cadets at Annapolis have re-
signed There were only three we think We have not
yet got their names.
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09
What the Legislature Should Do.

F1RsT-It ought to pass military bill substantially
the with that published in the Journal of Satur-
day the 9th ult. We say this, because know that
the bill in question was drawn up carefully by compe
tent and educated military man, and know that it
has since received the endorsement of high military
thority being the best bill of the kind yet brought
forward. In fact most excellent bill.
SECoND-We have been opposed to a stay-law and
would now be opposed to one under ordinary circum
stances but there circumstances that render the en-
aCtment of such law act Of justice. Men serv-
ing soldiers in defence of their State cannot of course
attend to their debts and if sued their property might
be sacrificed They certainly entitled to the bene-
fits of .stayaw. Again. in where they are prn
cpas their securities at home might suffer by their alb
senee, whereas if they at home they might make
arrangements to protect them. 1t WILL in fact, require
very little reflection examination to show how every
business sympathises and how the first cause which we
have referred to calling for the interposton of the
Legislature renders the necessity for that nteposon
general.
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09

n6p It is easier to find fault with others than to do
better or as well ourselves Since the outbreak of the
present excitement occasioned by the overt act of Lin
coin in calling upon North Carolina to give troops to
enable him to carry of subugation against the
South, there have not been wanting grumblings and
complaints against Governor Ellis.
Now, without saying that in all cases Governor Ellis
has been perfect for know that he has not been
we must vet do him the justice of making slight sketch
of things lately occurring 1T is little two weeks
since Lncoln's proclamation was issued. Then, all
to be done. The Governor in very feeble health
the treasury without means, the Executive with
out positive authority in the premises. Now, the
forts are occupied, and the defences of the coast
fully organized and progressing under skillfu Off
GERS. The arsenal with its arms and munitions Is IN
our hands camp of instruction has been formed and
regiment organized for active service in Virginia or
elsewhere and many more may be wanted pre-
pairing to follow Depots are being formed. The Leg
slature has been caled-s in session and has already
passed convention bill and the convention will meet in
less than twenty days.
That under all the difficulties and perpexties of the
impossible-some offences have been given-that too
was to have been looked for But let us look at the
gregate and we will find that very much has already been
Gone although of course, much remains behind Cor
dial work is better now than captiOus offence or a
readiness to take even when just cause is given.
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09

SOUTHERN PRINTING INK.-The Atlanta sH"5 ooJ sue
monwealth says: We were shown on truay otured BY
cimen of very fine red printing ink, manuiSor So color
Messrs. Massey & Landell, of this CITY, and ap
bright, the body would appear to be go'o' "DN
pears to distribute " freely and evenly ..0osrd
The same firm is also manufacturing, ard PIPG sPG Of
to supply black ink at short notice. IN quantity A'N
quality desired. orcs
We feel heartily glad that these gentlemen un6
ged In this manufacture that the good WORK t3 s
ing our wants is about to be commenced in eai! !oty
In earnest and that it has commenced here, lot i
point affords superior facilities. They are fp5aI Inscr
manufacturing and testing other colors so 'D'' w.
long they supply any that may be wanted % tbs
Let publishers now come forward and extenu mtr
pioneers in this business the eucouaS
the true interests of both parties plainly dlca at
know nothing about their prices, but presume nS
as low as any. But should they not be, conSun' order
bear in mind that if they are favored with lars0 sna
and large business, they can afford their INK az
Ter per centum profit.
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09

tne puoilc defense; and though at M on
tne one heretofore noticed have thew hoor hosner point
the excitement incident to actual stimuEt
nope OF distinction for individual acb;srenent and %
oofne "ha, ior new troops, is the most they we
paIent toll and constant vigil, and an we're Otdta
and discomfort of active service with oil the EN-
iorttude such as to command approhat;ot teSouton
the highest expectation of their conSon and r,aH H
Valor snail be required 10 place of stead When ae
people thus united and resolved eednduraOce
any sacrnce wnlch they may be called on ~ shrink ,
Ian 1Lere oe reasonable doubt of their 9, g. make b,
however long and severe may be tho n nna sucoa
termination to maintain their brtbr;nL Jest Of tbe5
equality, as trust which it is their Srs. freedom
NIT, undlm'nished, to their posteritv '' uoty to s
A bounteous Providence cheers ns
OF abundant crops. The fields of pro;a u tle Prom.
within few weeks, be ready for the sam a;i which wy
rance of the ampest supply of food Id,Che' doa give s
the corn, cotton, and other staple rroa ,l man vE
soil, afford abundant proof that IN to ooCIocon Of rr,
season has been propitious. uH period Il,
We ieel that our cause is just and holr
solemniy in the face of mankind that We y We pots
any sacrihce save that of honor and ipenenSs Peace
seek no conquest, no aggrandizement, no eOenc se
any k1no IIom ,ne States with which We eVUurou Uo's
coniederated all we ask Is to be let alone 1te l ay
who never held power over US, shall nn4 lhat tr..
our subjugation by arms. NV Low attepn
This we will, this we must resist to the di,,..
ity. The moment that this pretension is bet e2en
sword will drop from our grasp and We sbaIH1Gn sbaH &
to enter into treaties of amity and commaroa nnS be
not but be mutually beneficial 50 ong ~ tha Cs
sion is maintained, with firm reliance On a IH peta
Power which covers with its protection tbo 'Gn M D
we will continue to struggle Tor our inherrStt t ep
freedom, independence and seIfgovernmant right
JEfFERSON DAr,,
MONTGOMERY April 20, 1861. OAEk
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09

HARPER's FERRY AND THE PORTSMOUTH NA'i Cen
TO BE RE-rAKEN BY THE LINCOLN GOVERNMENT. :.;,o
Scott, on Tuesday last, told distinguished Hover
Virginia, most unequvocally, that the Llncoln Pos
ment intended to re-take Harper's Ferry lnS Up
mouth Navy Yard, and, indeed, all the other S. %
ted States posts now in the hands OF the 81 $
the consequences sohat they may-R1eb. Enquirer
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09

SPECULATING IN PRevIsIONs.-Nearly all articles of
provisions have recently taken sudden rise in price
owing, We presume to the fact of threatened if not
yet actual blockade Of ports The rise in price is all
Wrong-and something should be done to put stop to
It, similar attempt to raise the price of provisions
was made in Baltimore last week The authorities no.
titled the dealers that it would not be allowed and the
merchants Immediately agreed that provisions should be
bought and sold at fair price. There is no necessity
1or 1000 to 90 up herethere is plenty in the country
and our opinion IS, that they will come down to level
little if at all above the usual rates Everybody is en-
titled to fair profit but sefpreservation requires that
no undue advantage should be allowed to be taken.
We commend this matter to the consideration of the
authorities.
New CAVALRY CoMPANY-We understand a new
Cavalry company has been formed at SCOTS HiI num-
DeFng some sixty men, under the command of Captain
Newkirk
we are proud to see the citizens of Sandy Run Dis
tnct coming up to the work in manner worthy their
ancient reputation for patriotism
We further understand that Col VIM. G. Howard,
whose tormer experience as commander of the CIarep
don Horse Guards now comes practically into service.
was invited down to give instruction in the formation of
the company and in the preliminary drilling Colonel
howard speaks in the highest terms of the hospitality
and patriotic enthusiasm of the people of Topsai.
bS5~ The New York Seventh Regiment is chartered
IN The Capitol They meet in the House of Represen
tatlVeS, have elected themselves speaker and made
other movements towards organization. Thev have
passed sundry bills.
Wilmington journal., 1861-05-09

The hostage this paper within the State 81 Cts
nnarter. out of the State 6a cts. per quarter
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-28
No 2635.
ShcriM'S Sale.

DY virtue of a vend- expOnas, No. 1885, to me d.
ID rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county, Tennessee at the January
1851 will expose public sale TO the highest bid
der for cash. at the Court house yard in the city of
Nashville, Saturday the 18th day Of May 1851, all
the right title claim, interest and estate which Henry
Hill and Isaac Paul then had, may have since
quiFed in and to the following described property TO
Wit A piece parcel Of land, lying in Davidson
county in the city of Nashville, being in the Seventh
Ward, known lot No 2 in Sam. Weakey's plan of
University lots, fronting Carroll street commencing
stake the of lot No 1, Carroll street
and running thence with Carroll street 1873 feet to
stake the Of Carroll and Maple Streets thence
right angles with Maple street DO feet stake,
Of eS No g. thence right angles los feet
stake thence at right angles 30 feet stake the
beginning; being levied on as the property Of Henry
Hill and Isaac Paul to satisfy judgment rendered
favor Of G. W Petway against Isaac Paul, Henry Hill
and Ira 2. Jones. J. X EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
apr1T-td- by W ID. ROBERTSON, d. Shift.