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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-24
SALES AT AUCTION.


A UTHUR B. CHAPMAN CO., AUcrroNEKRs-
IA Magnificent Household Furniture and Works Art
sold By order Of the sssgness walnut mahogs
nere artistic Bronses on Paintings marble sa,uary
Carpets, bronze Chande.it r., lace Curtains, &C.
On THIS DAY CrHURsDAYl, Jan "a
At l0s O'clock at the private residence
STREET ffa and Sixth avenues vurnture Of
the house made 10 order first class all
which will be peremptory sold TO the highest bidder the
catalogue comprising the largest and richest
Household Furniture offered Ora wing
Room Furniture consists of carved
top French plate doors and back Work naid with
Their of pearl rosewood Centre Tables marble top
two full suits Drawing Room Furniture elegant Tte ets
Sofas reception and oval back chairs
wood frames covered In three colored 5rcade of the
most expensive descrfpon Console Table, with
tose shell Brecadc and Lace Curtains six ormolu and
Bronze Chandeliers imported from Paris; Candaabras
Brackets French Plate Pier and Mante Mirrors rich g
frames; superb Sevres and Dresden China Vases
AGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOrORTE
Carved legs and case round corners finished all round
laid with solid pear Keys cost 500; rosewood Stool
Rack Embroidered Cioth Cover sheet and book Music;
cloth Hatstand Brusssls stak Carpets 0hsm6ers-Riohy
SSmmodss 70 match Wadroees Dressing and Toilet Tables
shades cornoss Hair nairssses Paissses Feather Beds
Decorated China Toilet Sets Oval Mirrors Dining room
Furniture Of kin also Kitchen Utensils sale
emptory without regard TO weather.
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Isyn.,oOE Jan r. y..S
saS; Europe Noodle. Boston and aaiias sS, yiso o.
'5 G adss
SID Ssh Irene, James, savannah; Mary For, GoOains
Ga ~ Ssssass % M..Aae summer
nsngtS1 E1.as s1sssSs SSSss SSSs Annie sse sa
Eas iss oSxsSa Ses%ss Sssus; 9 M s,ol.srroAs
LosDes. Jan Arr Arthur White, Kelly, SYork CID 7sh
SID from Grsve.end sh Achilles Gallagher. PhIladelphia
sna Dec a Ad ao A%sss o sS..s SH'
NoULzEls Nov Esd Sea L,on, Alexander United King
E.sssmI4 J.n Am Vessel IL port ,,o, Svo,,
F1Irsxo. Dec 9s-Ar Grotto pownsy, rarraxona; orto
Fosr HAsIA ia no date-In port schr Anna Lewis Bush
e9nssssc.s jan sid Lizzie Southland span arOm Lav
'' RTps Nv. Jan sid Rochester. Antwerp
EN DE n ds
mons for DC az GT.pssh1 Watson for do do; Bss.sra
fSsnp.oO for NYorS brig. Hydrs HARTMAN FOR Sssssss
sss
scIlS. Jan 4-Arr John Howell, Appleby, Aoulnen for
o. DO & SGS, e %ss distant ship Ed~
Jam Ar ssraaa. Sar MreAna
lfsH srxAxssT NoRrH Bnros. AT PORTLAND rsas-
Ar from WORK Fanny sSaiss. 4 Naples. Du.chmAn
AZ Deal; Consututlon AZ Liverpool
Art from PS:sSS ssn :: 1Tss s.s
Arr FROM Norissnss =, J Chapman, At Liverpool
LocSinds but got % and reached very ssSy
American Ports.
ALExANDRlA, Jan 2s-Below, Br brig Perthshre, Out
~ Ssy casB 1 In
saR os r.
sss na SSn from naE as1 from Ne.
ssRr Bssbe from Mobile an FOR Boston anchor
Il. S5lsI "a ..s.s s;n %
yannah b bark Delaware sssd pemsrsra nd SID; brig
sssns Charleston bark VIM As~%sH S arSs
CALAIS Jan le-Arr schrs King. Clendennin, and
W y ss dip; zs H B::
MoRFSIk Jan pSArs ,chr Chief EdsDs5 H.rylsh
Nixon proydsnce; yclsy, Bsbbitt, NYork Sid schr
Eisslss.sRsT Is,ss% sssss!d t Fs%
Ae1sndria sSynsop Gardner do; Thos winana, Davis
NEwBURYP0RT Jan 2l-Arr schr Amelia, Bayley, Maya
f o
s
e 81 sss &c for sS
ShW TNSoS sXr ssa5, P ns Laid
Warren.
VIEW HAVEN, Jan 2s--Ar sloop Warren. Stokes NYorh.
Cid schr Gertrude, Virginia.
PENSACOLA, Jan I6Arr ship Wordsworth, Dunlap, Gas-
cow. =
PHILADELPHIA, Jan z.Arr steamer Remington, Ba-
kerr Boston; schrs Convoy Morrill, Portland; Morse,
Benton TaHnton Chysole smith NYork CID ship Grey
NYork.
PORTLAND, 2l-Arr steamship Patapsco Vail, Nyork
Cid bark Holbrook Small, Cuba; brig Baldwin Mont
PORTSMOUTH, Jan l9-Ar ship Judah Touro, Hanscom
?R0vINCETOwN Jan 2l-Arr schrs W Baker Tangier
for Boston, Charles Dnrfee Durfee, Washington, Nc for
Boston.
PROVIDENCE, Jan 22-Arr steamers Pelican, Baker
Curlew, Aldrch, Work Metcalf, Burton Norfolk; Ga
zee wiliston NYoIk; sioop Harvest. Corwn do Went TO
RICHMOND, Jan 2l-Arr steamship Roanoke, Couch, New
York schr Hopkins Dougherty do. Sid schr Exchange
Fuller, Rio Grande.
RoCKLAND, Jan IL sid schr Ada Ames, Ames, Rich.
mond.
SALEM Jan 2-Arr bark Dorchester, Perkins, Zanzibar;
schr Baldwin, Glover NYork Cid 18th, bark Seamew
Lloyd Africa
WILMINGTON. NC Jan 2l--Cd bark Emblem, Hamilton,
France; schr d Hulse, Conkiin, NYork
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LBERT u. NICOLAy, AUCTTONEER
"A Win sell this day Thursday, Jan "a ct l2 O'Clock n

yfUW Uh I'd STATES ~ per cent Ireasury notes.
1000 Mississippi and Missouri r. r per cent bonds
200 North Carolina State per cent bonds.
l,UU Keokuk City U0wa) vter cent bonds
go Hoboken and Wehawken Horse II. X. LIST mtge BIDS
Next regular sale Monday, Jan "a Regular auction
sales Of Stocks and Bonds every Monday and Thursday on
every day when required at o'clock the stock sales
room 52 William street. the Merchants Exchange II
preferred Stocks Bonds bought and sold At private sale
and Ut the Brokers' Board.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
Auctoneer and Stock Broker.
81 William street. near Nan
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sHIPPiN g NEW s.
Port Of New York, January 80, 1851.

CLEARED
ss.pash Star Of the SOUTH Ksarney savannah Samuel
Steamship Marion, Adkins charieston-sponord, rlesso.
ssssnshp Thomas Swami, Ramsey. Baiimsrs-H , sr,.-
ship Sincinna.us, Deane, Lonaon-H Broolm.n 90.
s sSp s.nH A'ncks
sar1 cy q sS,on ss sesseymAn Queenstown and
Bark Eliza Barss ODD Cooper Bermuda--rucker Aght
BARK Ena Virginia Focks Baittmoro-Masser
ss T r1aH'ssec Ss a.a.R be1o rsss
PIG E.:s sps.s.s s:ssaa.S1p Z xulrsy;
sSr sssnds4 .
sshr Laura Gertrude -, Fernandina-Doilnsr, Potter
schr Emma Day, Hackney, Newbern-Jonas Smith,
s S ss . g has sn
Et1 s. steamship bound e. supposed The fsiss
s,sa%:hip nsvrs Jan md SOUTHAMPTON
ns:s g. @ INST r III
rsn shoals s 1 s James
s:: :ns xcs' NC with
Brig Emprs:s Sr q London GILBERT Faer.aysntura On
.5ss:ss be- IS $ y 8 IS sa q y
card, split jb, and strained vessel badly
Brig Cohirst (of EastporD, Emery, Kingston, ia %
weather.
Brig Meteor of Boston, Csrman Mansan II days. with
weather.
Brig San Juan Men, BesseMAga Baltimore days, in bal
last, 70 Echeverria Co.
sehr john Mary gr Of Yarmouth Ns) Cam, Port Ma
soss Electric T.sA OF Gloucester Ayr Ayr Fortune Bay
schr Hoagh, saddler Fortune Bay, NF days. wi.
sehr Saxon, Cassidy Calais
schr John Roach wrecking, Clock, Noriehes Beach,
with coffee and ogwood beng the balance Of the cargo
brig Conquest, wrecked Ut thai place., TO Bech.
Steamer Delaware, Cannsn. PhiladslphiA
Steamer Dawn Perry New Bedford. /.
Steamer Wahsutta. Arey, New DsdfeN
Steamer AlbaGess, Jenes Previdsnse
Steamer Curiew, Adrch, Providence.
Steamer Pelican. Baker Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships Star Of the South Savannah Marion Charles
ton; Thomas Swami, Baltimore; ships Empire Liverpool;
Fannin, Galveston barks Crmea Br, Liverpool; Tahiti,
= lnoa.
Wind duripr NE Aay N TO NNE.
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RE sTAURANTs.

CHOuLD AULD ACQUAINTANCE RE FORGOT AND
- never brought TO minds-sPENCER hopes his old &C
quanances won't forget him. hut bear IN mind that he sells
genuine Philadelphia Ale for cents at No. Cotand street
corner Of Broadway. SPENCER
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- AZ. BogARTk AUCTIoHBFRs THURSDAY, JAN "a,
~. O'Clock T. M at 129 Nassau street. mortgage sale
the entire soct and Fixtures Of store consisting Of
seRars OF different brands variety of Turkish and other
chewing and smoking Tobacco Pipes Segar Holders Coun
ter SHOW Gases, Glassware, Wines, Liquors &C
CHARLES y. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgage,
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 1890

f1T GRAND STREET THIRD FLOOR MADAME
fOt wIDGER ciairyoyan. and gifted spanish lady, nm
wells the mysteries Of futuriy love ragc absent friends
sickness prescibes medicines for t diseasee tells lucky
numbers, property lost or stolen &c
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HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER SPECIAL SALE
Of Dry and Fancy Goods. This day at i0 o'clock At
the auction of William street. lot Of Dry and
Fancy Goods Clothing Boots shoe, Wax Dolls smawares
Sewing Machines, &C,
Also at IL o'clock
Show valuable gold and sl
Watches gold Jewelry Chains Bracelets Pins Sets,
Rings Brooches also, two hreproof Safes.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE JOHN Is. VAN
III ANTwERP'S SON. Auconeer win sell this day Thurs
day. Jan ~ NJ 10 O'Clock At 70 William street. o lots Eng
sh, German and American Hardware Cutlery &C. cDmprs
ing DOZEN Am rcan rim morce and other Locks;
Rocks Staples Hasps and Staples &c also 80 pairs skates
assorted kinds; also 100 dozen American table Knives and
Forks OF three and French Forks &c Also 10
dozepucher and table stees also invoice Of porcelain
and mineral Door Knobs shutter do, Bell Pulls Chinese
Handles &c also go globe and square Lanterns &c also
"a Dozen cast steel Hammers, &c, &C Terms cash,
bankablc money.
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cox 000 REwARD-FoR ANY ONE WHO CAN
pAc.OUO excel Mrs MERK, the well known cole
brsed phrenologst as,rocss and medical adviser who "a
acknowledged 20 be the only lady in the world who ruthuy
eyes Information concerning 81 human tfe Mrs
hkRk, Attorney street. removed 10 ~ Monroe street.
near Mont gomery.
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A Il. PORTER co, AUCTIONEERs.
"A. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPER

AND DEALERS in. FINE FURNIrURK
Friday, January Is At II O'Clock precisely, all the costly
Furniture Paintings rosewood drawing
seven octave Panoforte Mirrors velvet Carpets A In
Ninth avs consisting Of elegant pier manuel Nrors
lace and brocael curtains rich Eegeres
with mirror 'front.' thu solid paor Suits satin
rosewood centre Tables Pianoorte Stool and Cover OIL
other Mante Ornaments Dining Table oak Buffet Char
china Tea and Dinner Sets cut Glassware large
variety Of Chamber Furniture In rosewood and mahogany
Beds and Beddngs
ingram Carpets; Clocks Mirrors, mahogany Chairs Sofas
Lounges, Rockers, Ocioths basement Furniture &c
positive Dealers attend Every lot TO be sold
administrator. without least reserve
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ssaTTSrMoSIAL.

REbrECTABLE MAN, or MIDDLE a9 ss a Ne batS
r. .uRlrn M ths city, having no one 70 SOW nc IVY.
TONS IN Ma shirts wishes ~ make lermsnehs ~
win LADY Mo would make his shirts ana o. ls w
he residence. Address a - - S
once, Coz two days
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tbreo elegant u sufs or rosewood Paror Furniture rich
brccade and velvet rosewood Etegers splendid Bronzes
.ns Turkish Lsynss with Arm chairs TO natch; Centre
Ana ,es Tsse riorenune Mants. and pier nrers
Chamber Suits superb Mattresses Beds BEDDING Louassa
two Sofa Bsdstsads E1enson Table sverware rich Chaa
class Of every descnptsn forming valuable collection ii
household furniture and unique recherche Art
The goods exhibition by catalogue com
menoe In dining 1t IL O'Clock precisely ReiAbie
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YorNg GEgTLENAN, DOING a FIVE BUslNbss,
"a wishes 10 form he acoua nance o. smart Young ay-
II medium t4ii cOr1ricStn anu witn
cat cn address A. Mortimer care Of b. LOCKWOOD Ihshan
square Post onice, y. T.
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EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTToNEER.
II AssIGNEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE BALANCE
OF THE STOCK or FgRNiTuRE DEALER

On Friday 25h instant at I0 O'Clock their saesroom
M Broadway the entire balance OF the stock OF furniture Of
dealer removed for convenience Of sale embracing
wood black walnut and mahogany Paror Suits dining
Furniture OF various kinds rosewood and mahogany Chamber
Suits centre Tables Eegeres Sdeboards, corner Stands
Sofas, easy Chairs, Bedsteads Bureaus, WnshstAnds
Lounges bookcases wardrobes Maresse, &c The above
stock Of quality and IL TO be positively sold
without reserve. BY order OF j. B. TEFFT, Assignee.
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SALES At AUCTION.

@ a J. BOGART, AUCTfONEERs MONDAY, JANU-
p airy % a. i0 clock at lgl West Twenty eighth street,
genteel household Furniture Gas Fixtures consisting Of
pets lace Curtains marble top centre Tables rocking and
Chairs Sofas Lounges Gas Chandeliers rosewood
bogany and and cottage Bedsead hair Mattresses Beds and
Bedding dressing Bureaus Washstands mahogany Book
marble top sdeboard dining Chairs kitchen Furniture
Crockery, cooking utensils, &c.
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HENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUCTToNEER-wILL SELL,
Ii Friday, January Is, at III O'Clock
Al the Manhattan Brewery 90 Park street,
Shsrid1s sale-By virtue Of an attachment -.
The entire of sad Brewery comprising about 100
bbs Ale 1000 empty Barrels and Hogsheads three Horses
Carts Two Wagons three ~ bbls syrup
bales Hops Bungs, spirits, Gin, &C. also once Furniture
Herrfngs Safe, Desks, Tools, &c BY order Of JOHN
KELLY, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-DRY GOODS
. CHAMBERS FAiRCHILD AUCTIONRERs
Office lis Nassau street viii SELL Friday, January Is at
10 O'Clock al 80 Grand street. Edrdg0
large stock OF fancy and staple Try Goods Cloths Cas
meres ssnes vestings Linens Domestics Dsaanes Sing
tons Laces Fringes, Edgngs Insertngs, shaws Collars
Undereeevesa general well selected
Catalogues ut sale. JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
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IIFNRY II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI
III LEEDS CO. will sell a, auction, on THURSDAY and
Friday "a and rs at III O'Clock each day In the gallery
% Nassau street large collection Of ancient and dern
on Paintings. comprising works Of the English, French Anne
and Flemish schools In this collection be found
the works OF Gignoux Van Bees. NotermAn Post Armhed
vernet Van scoordonck Barnes, A, Richards Hekking
wegal garPendsle Ronde Rnggles Forester Va. Hosn
Otto sommers, Dunand Boese, Malbranch, Brigham, and
others, Ac
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WATCHES ELEGANT JENELRY, &C.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS co will sell at auction this
day hursday 109 O'Clock nj their saesroor By order
Of the importer large assortment OF ladies' and gents Is
gold hunting other Watches best makers viz:
Beesley Edwards Cooper, Tobias Roskel &C. Alsa 6ne
silver Watches together with assortment OF ladies'
Brooches Earrings Bracelets Guard and Vest Chains Chats
LANES Rings, Pencils Sleeve Buttons, Studs Keys Seals
&C. Catalogues and goods ready for examination.
To morrow friday at 10is O'Clock,
At saesrooms 81 Cedar street opposite the Office
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Removed for convenience Of SALE Full particulars in To-
morrows paper
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For incidental expenses Of the quarternasisrss
department three hqndfed tlxty.hTs thousand and
thirteen doilAIe and sighty oantpl
Per transportation Of the army and its supplies,
two mlllsu Two hundred aud yfouT thousand one
hundred aud el5hty.slx dollars and tighty-one
cents.
For transportation % OGiesrs baggage: niteen
thousand three handfed and sixty-seyel dolidIS.
For purchase Of dagooa horses two hunar tZ ~.
NASTY seven thousand three hundred aud tHal
Eve dlolarE
FOR clothing, camp aud garrison equipags, oho
million, three hundred ans any thousand one hum
dred and my one dollars and thiTty-eiEht cent?
thousand dollars.
For ordnance ordnance stores, and supplies, ineln-
ding horse equipments for all mouuIed troops i9uf
hundred thousand dOllars.
For manufacture Of arms sixty thousand dollar.
For Increasing the manufacturing capacity OF tue
national Hrnory. city thousand dollars
For purchase OF glnPowier and lead, forty thou-
For purchase ofartillsFy horses, twenty-five thou
sanl dollars t
Tor hire Of quarters for troops Of store houses io
the safo keeping OF military stores, oil gr9anaS ios
summer eantohments, and for temporary nuts onS
hundred md hfty-eight thousand two hundren Aho
eight y.thFee dOliHrs and Isght y-uEe cents.
J. Sec J. And belt further enacted, That an tPPIU,
prlAfions and all proTisions Of law herein eontineu
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply %
two years volunteers, and all other volunteers EiC
have been ay be received into the service OF Le
United States for period exceeding three monthA
Approved, July II, 1851.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
F0usD1p, l8s2........,..-,.,.......caARTFR1D' ls5

FOUNDED, 1852 1907
LOCAT D,
Cor. baltimore and ChRrles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, Nd
rJyuIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE aOsT
prosperous and fiouFiBhing condition Twice du-
ring me fast tive wears has n been necessary TO obtain
larger APARTMENTS for the accommodation Of the m
creasing number Of students, representing nearly
It now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the City. The rooms
are eommodiOusly arranged, spacious ana elesahti!
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring qualify themselves properly tor the
ynrious duties Of the Counting Room or TO obtain
IL0yotg6 Practical BusiHeEE Education generally are
unsurpassed. in any particular by any similar estaO-
lishment in the United States.
E. X. L0SIER,
Prinepa-Lecturer on the Science OF Accounts Com
meFce, business Customs, etc.
JIM. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Praetiesof Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations
H.H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
n. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmHnshtn
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
+REv E. YRATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Nansant,
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM. II. heighlerf Es9o
Jacob Trust, E.l7 m. hnaDe, Esl;' ,,.,.-
of stS1dald works expressly for the use Of tho Stu
dentG
rately instructed d.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time. .E-4.. Ls.li1
lifetime yreqired 20 complete the tull course
from S to IL weeks.
4 DIPIoNA is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and beautifully Ornamental Circular, con
taning upwards Of SQUARE PEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of tho College. Tariou:
Characteristic designs, penmanship. &c. sent by mail
ire of charge. accom- panied with catalogue giving full
nartieulars Address Z. X. LoSIER
baltimore Nd.
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SEE. 2Ahd.bo n farther enacted That every per-
con Who. hall BE- appolnte assistant shall
ct the time Of IA agPolHtnent, be not - tn5 IN
f,feuty-sne years Of age not more tnan twenty siE
ytzrz; and that, PretiCu5 20 bis apPolninasht Lt1
ihvsieal mental and uapral quAlineatiops shall De
iaTJ IN tzyuisters appointed Tor that PuTposs BY
tLe Secretary % tho Navy, ard under aueh re8nl-
tiotis ~ he may preserihe-
Sec. 3. And be Il further enacted, That the Annu-
al pay Of asli slant pa yasterB shall be a. toloW Wa
On duty a. eea- for the Tet nFe Year, ai5s dAte q
communications thousand three hundFei collars ~;
tef I've yearS from dAtgo Of comm tsioi one tnbAh1
dVe hundred dollars.
on other duty, the hrt ave years II er date Of
commission. ons th0nsand dollArd; after ave years
from date Of commission, one thouaand tNo nundTed
dollars
n leave Of absence or waiting orders for this hrst
fre years after date Of commission, esns nu1aIsa
dollars; amer ave yeaU from date Of e9nHtazisn one
thousand doilar1 and when attached % vessels toE
sea services each assistant master lih be entitled
~. 4 Aud be Il infther enacted, That from and
pftsr the passage Of this oct no commanding Oheer
OF any yesssi "a the navy shall be required 70 per
form the lnttes Of payuiastef or Assistant payu1-
ter; and VThen sueh Office ahAll become vacant, BY
death or othsriss. IN ships At sea or on ioret H
tan1 or on the pariAe coast Of the United States
the senior Ofleer present may make an aetinR ap-
pyintment Of soy II psrson 70 pertorm the dutiea
until another paymaUtef or assistant payuiitsief
lhall report tor duty. ANY person performing ths
duties 0f paw master or assistant pynter in aeeor-
dance with this section Tint not otherwise stall b
FntItlel TO receive the pay Of such grade whilst 90
a' sse 5. ApdLs 1t further enacted. That each as;
ust mt ymasi shall. upon his appohtment enter
into bonds 10 tho amount Of ten thousand doilars
with At Last two good and sufeisnt seeuTties for
the lithful performance Of his duties and th9t as
sIstant pAynaatera shall have rank and preeedence
with assistant geons NOT passed and thai ~ aP'
pointmeuts 70 MI vacancies IN ths coTs Of paytns-
/ iers Shan be made by regular promotion from the
list Of a8lstRnt paymaafeTs.
secl C. And 10 it further enacted, That within SIX
months after the ezPtrat Of the przent insnTTPe-
tion the corps Of Paymastera and ass.iant pa mas
tiers shall be redseed to the number Of aeTentynTe
J in the whole.
Approved, July II, 1851.
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December 1851, % Or Is the sane can OF msy Be H-
piled to the pruysl1s 1t this act. and rot nc9nslS
TENT Herewith arc hereby revived or Ie-epAsfet
See IL And 80 Il further enacted. That, to deffay
all the axhenres thai may attend the execution OF
this act, die Of f5Fo hnndred tbunsand or
much thereof - may b neeessaTy. be ana me
same Is hereby appropriated. to be paid oul o. any
uisaey 10 the Treasury not 0therEise appTopEiAt
AppEdEel, JulylI, 1sel.
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Bridal Presents.

SOLID SILVER WARE.
TUSF Received PER ADAMS EXPRESS. A
u superior stnek o. silver Ware, CONSISTING Of Pie,
Cake, Ice Cream- Jelly. Toast and Fish Knives SUI
gar and LttHrH, Silver SRlfC eilars and Spoons
N sfts- Fish Wolves aud F,rka IN sets IntiiVIdnal
salts NApk RinEs, Pieke Kaives and FuFks, Silver
Card caHes md Port Mont aIss, spoons CnTs- Cob
lets, 4e- &E ljEulsl J.T.S5oTT 9 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-20
Approved, July 10, 1851.

lPrBLIc. 40. 81
AZ ACT 70 provide for tho payufat q the Militia
81 stStst- rom the time they we're called intO
ss-yieo 10 ne thEtisIh day Of Juns, eighteen hum
droi aud si1fy-one.
n, /, enaefsd By the Senate and House Of Repre-
.,stativo1 Of the United states VI America In Con.
,y-t .sSgmbiei That there BE- and hereby Is aPpro-
uriatOd out oE soy money 10 the Treasury not uth-
Srsise appropriated the sum Of Eve millions seven
1bersoF = NAV be Necessarily To enable the GoEeEn-
eat % pay the militia and volunteers called Into
s-TvIeo a the United stHtgs. being an additional
Amount reduifed for the dsehI = ear ending June
thirtISth eighteen hundred and slEty-ona.
Approved, Jolly -, lsel. ...-