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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17
BALES AT AUCTION.

A UoTTON NoTICE-HousE SALE OVER $4,000
"A worth of rich rosewood aud mahogany Household Fur.
n,,ure-rhe attention Of housekeepers Is specially
February la at 2lS Fourteenth street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues commencing at lO O'Clock
csey the entire elegant Furniture and beautiful works Of
Art tanned In the above large dwelling all of which win
sold without and be Immediately from
the premises comprising and elegant assortment
Of everything essential to fashionable and costly furnished
res,deIee in oak and mahogany sale viii com
theirs Urns Casters Forks Cake Bias
Dining superb French Bohemi China,
Glass ruby engraved Glassware ivory and pearl Cutlery,
French Porcelain elegant extension Table, with dining
Furniture. ParlosTwO richly carved rosewood Par
for Suits covered in three coored brocade perfec. order
velvet wilton Carpets rosewood marble top Eeseres
rosewood centre, sofa and pier Tables Two elegant pier
Glasses with damask and rich lace Curtains French
Shades Turkish Chairs with Lounges TO match ladys secre
tars reception Chairs In brocade elegant carved rosewood
Pianofore Music Cabinet Dvans magnificent maute Vases
Bronzes groups of Paror Ornaments with number
of choice and valuable Paintings velvet and Wilton Carpets
elegant Chandeliers, &C. Chambers-Al In rosewood and
mahogany superb Bedseads large hair Mattresses dressing
Bureaus marble wa.hstands commodes Mirrors French
and other Chairs Arm Chairs sofas Sofa Beds mahogany
Chairs Clocks Mirror ingram Carpets, &c with large
quantity of good mahogany Furniture OF descrpton
Olclohs Stair Carpets and Rods, marble top Hall Stand
4c re
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A UCIION NOT CE TO HOUSEKEEPERS,
q Hotel keepers and the trade.
Magnificent rosewood and other Furniture


S be sod to morrow Monday at To- O'clock contained IN
the elegant residence 52 Twenty street,
having been made the present within four months
and will positively be sold TO the highest bidder for cash. con
sic Cabinet Cover; elegant solid parlor
Furniture suite comprising three suits of twenty
In Rich SILK ana ooaHe as M
French Eegeres with plate doors Turkish LOUNGES with
Chairs match velvet rosewood reception and easy
Chairs marble Pedestals artistic Bronzes rich mante Vases
and Ornaments, valuable Paintings tapestry and wilton
Carpets with large variety Of elegant chamber and dning
Furniture chamber Suits In rosewood and
Sofas superb Bedsteads Com
NODES washsands French toilet Sets twenty superior
Clocks Chandeliers superb extension Table marble top
Buffet rich China snverware rudy and crystal cut Glass
commencing in dining room at lOla o'clock precisely.
A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN co, AUCTIoNEERs.
"A A chance 10 obtain first class
HOUSEHOLD FuRNdTUkE At puBL f0y AAu0rioN
~ Superb Drawing Room SUITS
French plate pier and mantel Mirrors,
Brocade and lace Curtains,
sevres and Dresden china Vases,
Artistic Bronzes and marble statuaTy,
Oak extension Dining Table and Buffet, g match,
China Dinner and Tea Sets,
Solid Silver Ware and Sheffield Table Cutlery,
Bronze and ormoIu Clocks CandelAbrss, to MATCH
MSss sns % ass The
their friends and the public that they
O'Clock the Household Furniture Works Of Art
iped in the elegant residence OF Moses Chapman Esq
The catalogue Comprising the largest and richest
Household Furniture offered auction this the
s .d ~
and Is of the best description. Sale peremptory.
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A LADY, WE'LL vERSED IN THE ART OF MUSIC.
IA is DESTROYS of obtaining few pupils, resi-
dence al their residences Inquire at 62 West Thirty
bird street. N u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

\ 1LAkTIC SAVINGS BANK-CHAfHAM SQUARE,
y rner of new Bowery-open caily from 10 70 an
deposits Of % cents 70 s. 600 received; Ter ce1t
Interest allowed on sums OF $500 and under.
M d. VAN PELr, President
J, p COOPER, Secretary
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NARRIAGES.-FOR SALE A SECOND HAND HACK
" Coach, In good order; also description ne
Coahes Calechss &C. &c very low. Apply at Carriage
Repository, GO Broad way, near Houston street.
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m USICAL.

A GREATLY IMPROVED PIANOFoRTE.
IA LIGHTE h BRADBURY,
Manufacturers Of OF patent
suated full iron frame grand square panoforte No 42l
Broome street Planes tn rent
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CoAL LANDS At
PUBLIC AUCTION.
In Of decree rendered in the Kanawha Circuit
Court at the special term held in January 1851 the under
signed as Special 10 w oger for sale at
the highest bidder front Of the Court House door
Kanawha county, Virginia, en-
the 10th April next
a certain Land belonging to River Ka
nawha Mining and Manufacturing Company estimated to
1000 ACRES
ezcsPng SEA acre. in dispute and the surface IN
CAMEL, sPLINT
BITUMINous COAL:
are situated in kanawha county Va Briar creek and the
nayigabe waters of Coal river
TERMS OF SALE.
sale residue thereof in three equal annual install
mens with interest thereon from day the purchaser
he lands for The deferred ana eh on
THOS. L. BRoUN, Special Commissioner.
FEBRUARY IA, 1851.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
II PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT FIRST CLASS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BYE, a r. II. SCHENCK, Tuesday, 10Th inst, at II
O'Clock at their salesroo l Broadway the
rosewood Suites covered satin damssk brocae and
reps elegantly carved rosewood Eegeres of and exqu
sue desgnsj secrey ana library Bookcases carved rose
and Sofas elegantly carved rosewood Bedsads marble
Bureaus Washstands and Commodes do Of black walnut
Glasses elegant mahogany chamber parior and dining
Furniture.
Very elegant second hand Furniture consisting of superb
Ia octave Pianofore made by Butikoeer, Carpets black
ains match walnut Bookcase finished in OIL Pier
Glass with gilt base table, real bronze and marble Clock and
China: also Library OF between 100 and 40
Volumes; also the Kitchen Furniture.
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RANJOS, BANJOS, BANJOS.-GO TO THE BE ST AND
- quickest tea cher in the city who lessons Of
hours length and teaches by IL
in advance 30 lesson Banjos for cheap.
JAS BUCKLEY, of Buckeyes Serenaders, 50 White street.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

J,GgLrsH MUTTON FOR DINNER TO MORROW
Ia English Flherta English Bacon and Hams for sale.
Fzabethan Ale Lunch Room g. Walden lane corner Of
william street r. RICHARDSON, Agent
Dunlops Ale, In fine condition and in bali barrels, for
family use.
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AIS FOR A LOAN OF EIGHT

OFFICIAL-PRoPosALs FOR LOAN OF EIGHT
~ Milhons doaFs-TFeasurY Department February IL
6lsealed proposals. will be received at this Department
O'Clock Saturday. I'D day OF sebruary in
san Eight Millions Dollars Of the stock OF the United
be issued under the of Congress OF the 9th IN
slant authorizing loan at which time the proposals VIII be
" from the first Of January last and viii bear Interest
per cent per payable SENT annually the first
days OF January ana July Of each year 49,,
No offer be accepted fOi fraction OF thousand
dollars will offer be considered unless
OF the thereof deposited with depostary OF
United the order Of the Secretary OF the
treasury The certificate Of such deposit must
each proposal The offers must be unconditional without
ference TO other Offers and must state the offered for
each hundred dollars of such stock.
The proposals should be endorsed the outside Proposals
for Loan OF and be addressed the outside 70 the
secretary of the Treasury Washington, p. CO.
diaey informed by mail OF the decision their sals
II accepted they deposit the offered and
ceped with the United States with the
before the first day OF March proxmo Should successful
bidders desire deposit at other points, communicating
Certificates inscribed stock viii be issued TO the accepted
bidders their assigns In of thousand five
thousand and thousand dollars to the amount to which
they may be respectively entitled upon their deposits as
from the date OF such deposit at
the of six centum such stock will be transferable
the books OF the Treasury agreeaby 70 the regulations OF
the Department
Should any bidders request certificates Of
stock with OF semi annual interest attached
sums thousand dollars each with such coupons
ached theeto and such stock instead being
the books OF the Treasury be assigned
and by the delivery OF such The In
this stock from the date of the deposit
cepted bidder his attorney by the depoary with whom
the principal deposited.
The preliminary deposit Of centum required from
AL bidders under this notice will be included in the fnal de-
IN bidders
JOHN A. DIX, Secretary of the Treasury.
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NV YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
IN Treasurers Office Albany, February IA, 1861.
AissRs DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co., Transfer Agents, New
York.
following regulations In reference to tho
anser Of stock and the issuing Of Stock in tolls
Company will take effect the reopening of the Tranfer
Books IN Friday, the I'D dav OF February inst
FIRST The full name and place OF residence OF every person.
whom took Is be aed in the instru
Of transfer and the stock Certificate corresponding
and the place where its business conducted must be stated
nd In application Stock by virtue OF
power Of attorney the power BE- filed up aud
signed be complete instrument before transfer Is
permitted under H. No transfer Is 10 be allowed
open a defective power.
Third II 10 presented In which there has been
alteration interneaton erasure the application to
transfer Stock by sach certificate b. de-
cined and the applicant referred this office Respectfully
yours GILBERT l.. WILSON, treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

A UCTION sALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, DRY
"A goods &c-A. M CKISTALAR auctioneer will sell at %
Bowery on Monday 18th inst at l0 o'clock large lot Of
cashmere cloth and tweed Sack Fock and business Coats
suitable for the and coming Cashmere sa
net and cloth Pants silk satin, velvet plush cashmere and
cloth Vests also taors Trimmings ca smeres Cloths; also
Flannes shrtng &c also Boots and Shoes, &: also a
large lot OF youths Clothing
UC1ION NOTICE.-BURNHAMS FURNITURE EX-
"A press Packing Establishment Ill and lib West Eleventh
street. between Fifth and Sixth Household furni
boxed and shipped to all parts of the world Large
covered wagons removing furniture into the country
Furniture stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

A j. BLEECKER AUTIONEER.
IA. Large sale of
FIRST CLASS ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
LERY," In consequence Of his leaving for Europe
A. j. BLEECKER, sON Co., will set a. auction
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, February ~ and g. at O'Clock
each evening" in the gallery COUPLES, No. 2 Broad
way. Ninth street.
Choice specimens from the easels OF
VAN BEST, INCLUDING MANY OF HIS MASTER
PIECES
CASTELAR,. TAFT Delassard, Doughty, Gay, Thorn,
KENSETT, GEO. INNESS, EASTMAN JOHkSO E. II.
MAY.
Rondel, Lane, Hart and other native artists
ALSO, ORIGINALS BY
Ianfan de Metz Anastas Bogue Bourges Caraud Antigua
Jongkind Lambinet Meas Noel Andeu Patrols Pocrus,
iassat Joanpes and LAsalie late belonging 70 the
WELL KNOWN FRENCH EXHIBITION
VERBOECKHOVEN,
Akkersdyk, Damschreuder Braeckelaar, &c, DC.
The Paintings will exhibition the above Gallery for
four days previous to the sale.
Catalogues giving full particula be had at the Gallery
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THE LECTURE SEASON

"T,IhoTHY TITCOMBn CDR. J. q. HOLLAND, Az
thor OF Miss Gbers Career "God Foii,n glitter
Sweet" .Itcombs Letters &c, will lecture Monday
evening Feb the broadway tabernacle corner Of sixth
and Thirty fourth street. Subject-"SeIf Helm
Admission Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTH
~ Indiana Railroad Company is William street.
New York Feh H. a6lTo the Second Mortgage Boadhoid
the coupons from their bonds for November 1850
May November 1860 and Nay 1851 be presented and
before the close OF the fiscal the 18th inst
HENRY KEEP, Treasurer.
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noRsEs, CARRIAGES. nc.

A gPoRTIoN OF THE PRIVATE EsTABLIsHMEN,
IA OF NJ. singer Tor sale Ten Horses ard Carriages
ali Carriage House Is Vest Ninth street. asa
Fifth
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

YOUNG LADY, WHO UNDERSTANDS EVERY
n branch Of the millinery business, and wishes go
Southwest find for the whole year BY
calling the business house OF Mr. Martin Fox IS vesey
Monday Feb. IL, from to O'Clock r. NJ References
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-17

III The pages Of the Tribune are at last printed
from stereotype plates. This is the case with all
our editions, Daily. Semi eekly and Weekly
The process, which is the invention of MT Charles
Craske, Of this city, is a peculiar one, differing
greatly from ordinary stereotyping. The molds
from which the plates are cast are made, not with
plaster as Is usually the case but are Of papier-
mache. An entire pageis cast In one plate, in
which respect the process differs from that en-
ployed by some Of our great daily newspaper Of
London, where each column il stereotyped sepa-
rately. Our plates are also cast in cylindrical
form, to suit Hoes Lighting presses, which 10
another important variation from ordinary sterep-
typing. The page to be stereotyped being pre-
pared, 1t is covered with a sheet of q peculiar
kind Of soft paper In fact but little tenacious
than paper pulp. This sheet 10 delicately but
firmly beaten with hair brush to indent the
type thoroughly into the paper. While vet wet
and soft other similar sheets are laid upon It, and
the indentation with the brush is repeated. This
process is continued until the layers Of this paper
are sufficient to make strong card-b upon the
page, thoroughly com Pacted together and indented
to proper depth with the type of the page
Passed over steamtable, this indented card board
IL rapidly dried. Taken out, 1t is easily removed
from the type, and is ready for the last process
which Is the reception of hot fluid type metal,
metal, poured into the indentation made by every
letter, word, sentence and paragraph Of the page.
". Y. Tribune.
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.


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ners, dwellings and Rrsnchls Cotrs, Paralv,s
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kiSsmsnts, EarasAs roohsehs Brusss sprans Frssh
Cats, 6sunds, Ulesrs Fever Sores, Cstsd Breast sore
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WIN relieve pain anest Enthusiastically and Il vii clean
purify and hsa The fsslsst nersdibs shor ana
FOR HORSES AND OTHER INIMlLs-
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sne fsnahis rsnssl for the Il epsvin Rim sbens
wIHeE.i spnta, unnstsral Lsnps, Modes or sv slnr.
never fsh.d 70 cure Big Head, Pslisvn, Ffsnis dId
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-17

mond Whig Of Saturday says:
rencontre between Mr. Marmaduke johnson
and Mr.. John nj. Daniel, editor Of the Examiner
street near the Wbig building. Weapons were
drawn by the parties, but by the Interpolation Of
Mr.. Jas. c. Hunt, who happened to be passing at
time, the rencontre terminated without any serious
result. The affair created considerable sensation
In the streets when 1t became generally known
The cause Of the attack was an article in yesfer-
days Examiner, commenting upon Mr.. John
sons course in the State Convention weunder-
stand that Mr.. J. was arrested Yesterday evening,
and recognized to appear before the Mayor this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-17

NICroRIAs CHILDREN.-At the seaside resi-
dence OF Queen Victoria, in the Isle of Wight
large portion of the pleasure grounds is an
propriated to the young princes and princesses,
VINO nave each flower and vegetable garden
green-hou hot t-houses, and forcing frames,
nurseries, ool-houses, and even a carpenters
shop. Here the royal children spend hours of
their time Each is supplied with set of
tools, marked with the name of the owner: and
here they work with the enthusiasm of an am
ateur and the zeal Of an Anglo Saxon. There
is not branch of gardening in which the royal
children are not az fait. Moreover, ON this
juvenile property there is a building, the
ground floor Of which is fitted up as a Kitchen
with pantries, closets, dairy, larders-all COM
plete In their arrangements; and here may be
seen the young princesses arrayed a la cutstn-
iere foured to the elbows, deep in the myste-
ries OF pastry making, like rosy New England
girl; cooking the vegetables from their own
gardens, preserving, picking, baking, some
times to partake among themselves, or to dis
tribute to the poor of the neighborhood the re-
suit OF their handiwork. The Queen Ia deter
mined that nothing shall remain unlearned by
her children; nor are they ever happier than
during their sojourn at Osborn. Over the do
mestic establishment is a museum of natural
history, furnished with curiosities collected bv
the young people in their rambles-geological
and botanical specimens, stuffed birds and an.
imals, articles of their own construction. and
whatever Is curious or interesting, classified
and arranged by themselves. Here the most
exalted and purifying tastes are cultivated.
Here nature, common to US all, is studied and
admired; while beyond this capability of en-.
tering into the condition of the people and
their sympathy for their labors is acauired by
practical knowledge of what labor is: and
though We need scarcely suppose that the royal
children weary themselves as those who toll
by the sweat of the brow, yet, even, in their
the better to appreciats the results of labor in
the luuxries surrounding them. Not plants
s'one are cultirated, but health, vieor.' and
hberality-eyery quality that tends to make
them better men and women, and better fitted
TO ili the stations Providence has allotted to
them. .ai 5zFs .+-..rse
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SOUTHERN MEDICAL HOUSE

. =, hEhN hEDICAL HOUSE,
lh. SHUMAN has, after an experieno. az a.,
u Years, established the aboye refuge fron
quackeiy, sell labelled Indian or German dcators
sad pieteooers OF wltohcrat and impostors IN Eep-
This is the only place where a sure and ,pe~d, /,
cure can be obtaIned IN the world for a. Improper
anu eNI apits, gonorrhe, gleet, semiu a. = eak-
ness, sypnlIls, primary. secondary. aud tertiary
~ oeDl ltg, proSt raoD nervou. mesa rest a.
papitaton Of tie heart. rins inI in the ca
ISss oi memory, confusion, me uoho'y aAeotions
oi tn9 neai, thr0ct, nose, and skim aud al those
Poc.iaI uIsoIgers risCg from the iudisoretiop 81
.ous1, iehoerlnr them unit Tor either business
stn0y, eoclety, or MARRIAGE
1T. =. mas the greatest remedies iu thu knovn
worIn Tor diseases OF the oOd. eCTorrE "a rI.et
sulc.ntes, a. phIiIs, semlnsl kne.s sell sbuse
FROM s to days. ~ ~ es's ~
Victims of these horrible comp lairt., Who vopld
nien 70 De ValueDie men and ornaments to soclety
enpuS NJ emOrace the earliest Opportuniry for rsli-H
VI. imam mas the most comp etc arranse-
nnienls ISr the comfort OF has p>tIent. eho ooms
from dlstapce. They will be furnished with he
uist, ana ma as comtorlaae as thsy woUld he Al
tst cless hOte al less than ms IL the coat
Dc hos forget Gee name and nuTnha DIR shu
man once Is on the corner of Sixth rtTeet And
oHNIsyINdnla sVenue. Clarendon Hotel on notIta
ulS NatoEai Hotel, WsshIngton ID c
rersHns 81 a distance should enc ose st.rn o.,
re,,urn pOstage. Ofhoe hours, A NJ 70 IO ~ Ar
shtous parties have been entlo-d fTom INV in
st!tuIon Dy certain Ewlnciers on back At eets n,
.s CITY, WHO VIII rue 10 I the daV of thar dastb
a Woro 10 the wise ls sufficient. apsiT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-17

YOUR BABIES NOT MY BABIEs.-About IS
years ago there resided in the town of Hebron
. certain DR.. T., who became very much en-
amored Of q beautiful young lady resident in
the same town. The Doctor was a strong and
decided Baptist. They were sitting together
one evening talking Of their approaching nup-
tials, Nhen the Doctor remarked:
am thinking, my dear, Of two events,
which shall number among the happiest of
my life"
e And pray what may they be, Doctor'" re-
marked the lady.
"Ons is the hour when shall call you my
wife for the FIRST time"
And the other?"
"It is when We shall present our first born
for baptism"
"What. sprinkled9''
Yes, my dear, sprinkled"
"Never shall q child Of mine be sprinkled ~
my children shall all be sprinkled"
They shall be, hey?"
:" Yes. my love-"
Well, sir, / shall tell you, then, that your
habies won't be my babies. So good night, sir
The lady left the room and the Doctor left
the house The sequel was that the Doctor
never married, and the lady is an old maid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-17

PROTECTION OF NEw ORLEANS The New Or
leans pres are earnestly calling upon the Confed
crate states authorities TO place the forts which
command the several entrances 10 the Mnsi ssippi
Ia state OF a. complete defence as Is possible
The Delta, alarmed, apparently at the presence of
Q formable squadron In the Gulf says:
Its not deemed by many thoughtful persons a
very judicious course to draw from this city a
large force Of ts military, and 10 deprive Il of is
most experienced engineering and artillery on
GERS. New Orleans can Ill spare such energetic
odicers a. Beauregssd and Bragg, In the presence
Of hostile feet. Forts Sumter and Pickens are
efthe smallest Imaginable importance compared
with toe security Of this city
It urges the immediate augmentation of the
gsrrison: At Ferts Jacksoa and st. Phillip to one
thousand men each. ss3 q - - 50