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the and invited another gentleman Che decesssd) to
drink; witness did know BYRD more than BY ssht wit
in tho of drinking when he heard scus behind
and heard some pesson there was light; wine: turned
around and nav Byrd engaged in scus; he eeized him
and endsavossd pull HIM away, when Mr. r. NJ johnson
caught hod Of him and sad they not your snds-let
them alone" Witness got away from Johnson and again
essed Bird, but in instant felt him sinking On nus arm
and he delivered him the hands Of Mr. johnson witness
looked around who had stabbed Byrd and that
he had ont; witness and Evn.ton in the
hands Of Mr. Rutherford witness asked. addressing hmsef
to the crowd who had done the deed the prisoner replied
the witness asked why he did 1t, AND ne 10
piled that he would learn that on the trial.
Witness again aaked The prisoner what he did wlsh wnen
be pueda scabbard from his and handed to witness
saying Here 10 the scabbard Of the knife did twn
Witness positive whether he said or knife no
aid he did not know where the knife was Witness went
back into the Verands. when MI. Bouligny said. You
have let that too ought TO have sen ha
he went TO the Wachhouss." Witness went to the watch
house, and found that the prisoner there and understood
that he had voluntarily surrendered himself the scabbard
which the prisoner to Witness was produced IN court
il much larger and longer than the knife in court Wit
asked the prisoner the time he received the scabbard
where the knife was and he said he did not know. Witness
did not weapon in the hands Of ono in the crowd
but saw the knife in court asr was picked up in the We
Fanda. Witness very much aonshed when he found
that Byrd stabbed and believed he would have saved biz
life but for the interference of his friend Johnson who
doing him (wtness) friendly act did not any one
attempt to part the combatants Byrd in the act Of
taking drink with the party in whoss he was,
when the difficulty occurred the time Byrd taken into
the Of Johnson he made attempt speak, bu
witness could not understand what he said the difficult,
was all in moment. and witness did not hear l0ut
word spoken neither of the parties his friends, and h
would have caught hold Of Evngton Byrd hat
he been nearest to him.
Wm NJ Little. sporn.-ls slightly acquainted with tn
prisoner, but did not know Byrd BY ssht he the aal
the Veranda Sunday last; had been drinking at tn
bar. and saw Evingon and othen drinking ais
RvY1 n
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New ORLEANS. Jan. 30, 1851
Eds Crescen-It appear the Oft repeated warnings the
city against the swnde and pckpockets
in the city, is almost entirely dregarded thrown away.
Trusting this be the of putting the unwary and
unsuspecting their guard. request publication OF
part at east Ouachita planter. who had taken
on the Doctor Batey, yesterday ddded of four
hundred dollars. by pretended FRIEND who took him 10
where he could buy his supplies cheap where made
drunk and induced to bet the color of card and lost ha
four hundred olan.
Every state in the gentlemens cabin of the Doctor
Baey entered last night by robbers and
of the suffered in from dollar hun
dred and fifty The better disguise themselves, and avoid
suspicion. they tsok off their and hats make
they Passengers When discovered they would
apologize. and they had mistaken their berhs The bar
of the Bevdefs also entered last and robbed
Of between three and four hundred dollars
A SUFFERER ON THE BArEy.
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Tea Warehouse,
No. o. Camp street, New Orleans.
TTH z Largest assortment of GREEN and BLACK
THE largest assert

aht .Sh
TEAS ever offered 70
sale in this city and at lowe
r.rices. These TEAS are oi
the laiest importation, ant
Ofthe most choice Qualitie
grown in e hina having
hsen selected with grea
care. For the use of fam
lies they are put up II
small quantities in well 81
cured metallic pack ages, 81
as TO preserve their fra
rance as long as in tn,
chests.
eVCity re'aiI dealers
country merchants, steam
hoats, ship, and hotelssup
piled with every dnscrip
ton of TEAS. inchests. hal
chests, " ID and 8 ID box
ages, If desired.
jS27 Gun A,
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
NJ 1t the glory of Maids Wives Widows browning
ornament Of Man.
to the Scalp what Guano to the Earth In making fruitful
1t is certain in its effect DEATH
Now reader these respectable citizens certify that Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative will have the following effect without fail
cH Force The Human Hair Groty Head Face Body
will Stop il Falling, Cure Seuf Dandr6 and make Red,
Gray or Light Hair gyop Dark
Mrs. W. Tompkins, 90 King street, NewYork
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr.. James Power Grocer, Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Thomas Jackson 80 Liberty street, Pttsburg.
Henry Cullen, ae) Barber on board the South America.
II But the beautiful the glorious effect las in dressing and
identifying the harmaking SOFT dark silky, and keeping
thrice as long any other article made.
1T rs ECONOMICAL and CHEAP.
but four shings trial bottle and the public
nouy and honestly assured that the above real and
qualities.
Be careful and &c, genuine. Ask for JONES' CORAL HAIE
RESTORATiVE and take other.
sold in New York the sign of the American Eagle only s.
Chatham Price shings. in Brooklyn, lss Full
~ Only Agent in New Orleans, WRIGHT CO., ISL Char
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The MInERALoGy OF WILKINSON AND ANTE
CousTIEs. "A gentleman whose attention was
called to the minerals of this region, by some art.
Giles on the subject in the Crescent, recently visited
the southern portion Of Mississippi. He inquired
OF several intelligent persons. who knew nothing
OF the existence Of minerals in that section. But
on careful examination he found the Agates, Cor
nsi'sns and Madrepores. scattered quite profusey
among the coarser pebbles. This same formation
ne mad observed as far west as the Guadalupe river
IN Texas. How far north they extend we do no,
KNOW Many Of the Cornslians collected by this
gentleman are of great beauty, but too small for
seals OF other ornaments.
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METAIRIE COURSE.
Gl Aesss

>RoTTlNG SWEEPSTAKES oPEN-To come of I'M pri 1885,
rurse Of $iOO will be gwen, Troting Hnrse-Nle
half forfeit. ~ ' " ~'0'' Nae'
No. g. Purse Of 5000 free for all Tong mile
forfeit. " - ~-N'' A-ASA "1''
No. Purse $500 free for all Trotting Horse.Three miles
and repeat go as they please
ceive back his stake. - ~ ~ " '' ~ IT,
PACING SWEEPSTAKES.
No4 Purse OF $lD Pacing three
IN nse IN harness. win an made $luO Each
No Purse Of . So free PaeeTwo heats saddle
with an inside stake Of $3.50 Each hal foriei
u IL three start Purses g. Purses will be
gwen II but two start, there will be but 500 added.
above he
March, 1851 at the Meiairie Course. ~ w. ~ ~
Jas C. a. ELLIS Propr;s,or
CWEET MALAGA--5(5 ar casks for sale bv
~ ia8 i. w. ARTHUR & Cd. and y New Lave,
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THE New YORK DIsAsrER.-Wm. Thomas,
| the architect of the new buildings in New York,
has been arrested and held to bail in the sum Of
$4,000. The whole affair is undergoing an inves-
tgation, and the testimony shows that the build
| ings were unsafe, and built with criminal negli-
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On Thursday evening, January 80, at O'Clock Jous
JOHNSON, agtd 81 years. native OF England And for TN
last II years a resident OF this city. ~ " "
~ His friends and acquainancss the members of Harmon
and the fraternity respectfully invited 10 nen
FUNERAL THIS DAY al O'Clock from residence
without further notice -N1's'h'Hv
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MAYORALTy OF NEwORLKANs, Jan. %, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution. that P. Z Thcou, Esq. Auctoneer of MI
nicipality No One. will cell, on MONDAY, the 24th Feb
The water works Of Muncipaliy No One erected
work under the terms and conditions forth in the
resolution.
jail (SiRned] A. ID. GRESHAM, Mayor.
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BANKS ARCADE. WIN Williamson, G Thempson, J
saubila', Giiis, Grayaon, Brdger William,
1radisy La Vowsn 8 Srsnt W Elliott, q Hynson
Fhs., r WATSON, n " Richmond, G Banls, Ark p
hRRod John GlO;, Monroe Aia CIV TsiSot KY SIM
GER Ny Alexander Allen, Hughes, " Rusae, Texas
WAvESLY HOUSE srswning and lady. Thonpsoa
s so1 w [ew. u.s. Ha,h loring La Seam lady and
Psnk. Galin, Mr. Pip.n Ark Lindsey, Lindsey
Medium. Miss 8 A Lindsey, Mss
vEkANDA:. &C Stephenson Reidand, G w Pohlman,
81! s1nSs d N1 FarrinstUn F. WIN Parhn An. Price.
" POWELL La Gag. WI H|nsu. Miss; Williams, NO.
HEwIETTs 1T Powell Prescott W Prifchard and
son. n Harris, Ia CSoks NY Gov Roane. FaeI 7 W
wien, AK Hasa veS; Cage DAVIS Mss isase
q Bryant NO. 80 -.--s~'F
WESTERN VERANDA....E Chandler, Ark Mr. Everett 3 q
Cover and lady Cinn Thos WALKER, Memphis Whiting lady
and children s. Leu, Mrs Lacksy, Ohio Thos Bird G
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In New Orleans. on "Wednesday evening, 18th inst b,
City. California, to Miss MARTHA A. MIcoU Of Augusta
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is sS.s 'sss hsi4 s s
\ I Fl aiS 4 sseS s:ss
va ;ss 10 1e:
a e. ss { 800 as sSS &c s 81 f.
ss%ss made for such Uss % %. ~. AsiS
snS psSse o G,a. Bd.n bSes oSss portions
q 4 w
Britain giving her apropcnsts shars Of sfc.
The objection, however, is the impossibty of
transporting the five millions Of paupers and con-
victs and of supporting them in wilderness
country. 1t would certainly be the most gigantic
scheme ever undertaken. Whatever tends to
develop the resources and increase the strength OF
the Canadas, WILL in the end result to our sdvan-
tage. Canada and Cuba are inevitably compelled
to form a part Of the Confederscy. They both
should come in together. All that il to be feared
s that the mother country will cast off Canada por-
tonless. Every British pound invested in Cana
dian Improvements, adds to the charms Of the new
State. sy.
The COMMERCE OF HAvANA.-Within the
last twelve years, the following articles have been
registered as exported from Havana, with the
amounts 5,99O,514 boxes of sugar, 1911, 1857
arrobes of coffee, 1922 100 pounds of tobacco tor
cido, q, $50 $50 pounds of leaf tobacco, 419,2s
bocoys Of strained honey, 92s13i arrobes of wax.
and S,424 1-2 pipes Of brandy. In 1850, sailed
59S Spanish and 1895 foreign vessels, which is a
greater number than in 1s49 farther increase is
anticipated this year.
OHIo-IAe Land Of Bread.-The quantity Of
wheat which Ohio raised in 1850 is set down by
the Cincinnati Gazette at thirty millions Of bushels
IAN amount sufficient to supply not only all the
wants of that State, but leaving a surplus Of
eighteen millions of bushels The consumption Of
each individual is about six bushels annually.
Ohio has about two millions of inhabitants, conse.
quently twelve millions Of bushels are enough for
the consumption of the State. Allowing the price
Of rs cents per bushel, and the overplus is worth
over thirteen millions of dollars In addition to this,
the corn raised is equal to one hundred bushels to
each person in the State. The surplus of the two
articles is equal in value to twenty-five millions Of
dollars. This shows what an agricultural State,
with fertile land, do, when its labor is not di.
verted into Improbable channels, or interfered
with by bad government
"Sleep no More" is the appropriate title Of
some poetry in a late Charleston Mercury. twas
after Macbeth had committed the foul murder thai
he uttered the exclamation, sleep no more" Nc
wonder the Carolina poets begin to feel remorse.
AMERICAN RAILRoAps.-The St Louis Time.
gives table, prepared by the editor, of all the
railroads in the United States, their length an
cost. The aggregate is S797 miles, and the cos,
$685. 455, 07S. During the present year addition
will be made sufficient to bring up the total te
| 10000 miles.
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FRE.A fire broke about 10 o'clock last mig hi in an
unoccuped brick building Union street. between St.
Charles and Carondelet The building joined the
susve stables of Dubois Mish side, and large
boarding houss the other and considerable alarm felt
Fortunately there wind and the remen soon
on the spot the fire confined to the building in which it
originated The walls. however, did damage by falling
on the stable We have the emen vgor-
their operations and they deserve much praise for the
prompt in which they arrested the progress the
flames We did not ascertain to whom the building, burned
belonged
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE IN THE CoURr-Housr. - About q quarter past 3
ocock yesterday. fire discovered in the roof Of the
Couhouss. 1t had caught from the pipe which leads
from the Fn District Couroo and had from all appear
been smouldesng for several houn beneath he roof
before it broke Nearly all the persons connected with
the dinner the time but The emen
promptly to the and the flames sxtngused.
large hole burned in the roof however, the build
ing much damaged by water Indeed the business
of Judge Sawbrdgss Court will probably be suspended tor
several days. The roof fire from the
pipe about ago. and has for long time past been
considened very insecure
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The Worid's Fair in the United States i, res.,dsd
well Of De nfapsin. uss pseA
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GOLD DUST BRoKERs.-But few Of our citizens awan
Of the hearess in which hundreds of returned Cali
fonians swinded in the disposal Of their gold dust in hi
city. Since the tide of immigration from California com
menced setting this way, large number of Offices for tn
purchase of gold dust have sprung the river and
have heard Of where of them purchase
dust for the nominal price of &S ounce. and sod the
to the regular broke Camp street for GIG Some
Offices the river have their who follow up Cali
fnans, and Offer them prices far beyond the real value
gold dust There must be something wrong in this
doing business has been discovered that man can
make money BY selling article at e price than he pays
for it.
We have repeatedly called attention to this subject and
complaints are almost daily made to Recorder Caldwell
swindles buying gold dust We have numper of facts in
possession in regard to the of doing business
some establishments. which shall when occasion
requires
We trust that California papers will those leaving
there of the danger Of being swinded arriving here. Let
them to the regular brokers' and they will be honestly
dealt with.
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FOR ALDERMAN.
Surveyor OF Second Munici1

Surveyor of Second Municipality.
MAURICE HARRISON (Second District Surveyor Is
ddate for the office Of Surveyor Of the Second Municipality
Election, MONDAY. February3. ja0
We authorized to HuGH GRANT a candi
date for the Office of Surveyor Of the Second Municipality
Election MONDAY the Sd of February Jas ID
tT Messrs. Editors of the Crescent-Plsass to
l.. SURGI Candidate for OF Municipality
No. Two, ensuing election FEBRUARY 1851 Jazz
To the Voters of Municipality No. Two.
10 FELLoW-CITIZ ENs-1 respectfully offer myself a
ddate for the office Of the Municipality the Election
| on MONDAY February 8, 1851
| nis. ALBERT G. BLANCHARD, Acting Surveyor.
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FORCE OF ENTHRPRIsE.-A three or four story
brick house il now being erected on Poydras street,
one door from St Charles, in the walls of which
there still remains the original old story Spanish
house, occupied by timer. While they are
building all around and shove him, he is working
away At his trade, and exhibiting his wares for
sale with ~ much sang froid as if his old shop
was the sole occupant Of the premises. We sup
pose it will not be pulled down until at least the
new edifice in covered in THIS il a reut coqsutru
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To the Voters Of Municipality No. II,
WHO WOULD MOTT

,. Who would preserve their Teeth aud Gums from dass
decay the Of dsease aud decay after they
have coameneed Surely one when sure and safe remedy
obtained Dr. LACRUES Tooth and Gum Specific will do
all this Evidence Of the fact Is being day received from
tn Who hve used the SPECIFIC for the last few months and
universally acknowledge that fully truth OF ali the
Of for which refer the
Giro that being Distributed throughout the The fol-
owine agents in New oreans Dr. Gilbert 2s Poydra.
Wright Co Isl Chartres r. L. Massey Camp
and Gavier Clark Ason Of St. Charles and
Union Syme Co. Of Canal and Csrondeet
A Reed, Nsyade
Charles Nysand Of Clio Apollo H. Kaleysr
street. Levee Lafayette and GUiON'S Of
Oh res and Canal streets js2s a. 2dp
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Air" dreaHa that I duelt in marble halls"
dresmt that dwelt in marble halls,
With pimpes and tan my face;
And thought that at parties, at soirees and balls,
l was termed a repulsive disgrace.
had riches enough, but, alas could not count
On possessing healthy skin
Yet thought that whisper said, You may surmount
Dshguremenu be they hateful . SIM"
I dfeamt that suitors sought my hand,
But they all did repuiizte my face
For they CRIED Though formed mild bland
The yellow neck and pimpled skin Disgrace"
Then thought that | cried, in voice void Of hope
Cure my pimples-make my skin white and fair i"
voice answered, Use cake of the JONES' famed SOAP
And your mind will be free from despair"
Then dreamt that used it; o, that OF bssl
My skin changed from its yellowish hue;
My neck made clear, and my face made to kiss
Though angel might claim 1t hi, due;
The pmples, the freckes the blotches, the tan,
Had decamped, and voice by my side
Said, Indeed you will now be the glory of man,
Ay. the virtue, the hope, and the pride"
Only Agency in NewOreans Isl CHARITIES st. jaH 62p
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Wsao1 HuDaH ~ The Nfw ORLEANs AND
CAnnSEfoN RAILHoAD Cove repubaiah 70
day, q A. ossaide, the important deciaiun Of
Tho espse curt in ihs caseof the WSdoU Hsbga
" fas Gussso.os Railroad Company, corrected
There was . dlsrial paIt Of the opinion d
he Court accidentally lsk out in the pub
lication 81 "Wednesday. The csss excites con
sdsrable interest in Tho egal circle and there
varsity Of opinion . 70 il soundnsn. Il i move
cess in eur Jagl1rR tdsnce, which occasionsa mort
ftse ezpsesllon q 1pinioa than Ia ordinary cases
The Court seem vesy clsar and decided on the law
and have 20 laid il down In The decision. S5
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kEKsDT 50R SIcK HEADACHE, RHEunArlsn, Hrc-
We under obligations 70 Rsv. Mr. Hsrmon fos fresh
sspply Of hh woadssfn Banosie Lininent" We have
sn bsd npsasdy BY lady. who has hssn most dread
fully actsd wiah nsrvons aick hsadnehs for than
twenty yeels, and oanectiossy eommsld y ths
best remedy tm thst dissss have assa. We hays
so ssen it ussd IN ssvssal e sssmasn with CON
plsts ssccs pFsdues ~ powerful effect The skis
aad nerves. and admirable psia exaoios in eli css
the hishsa csdibiy. that viii also ssovs cons Of u,
WORT dsssptau 10 shou time II may BE- bad ct Clad
Allhsas Dus 6eess 81 Chazlm and Union ssssts
The ohipPexa Indians are suffering in Mime.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!II
-" We have Just received per ships William and Bay
State large assortment of SUPERFINE SHIRTS, con-
ssng Of all sizes and styles of Linen and Cotton.
NORRIS Il WAY, ~ Camp street,
jail 2pH corner Common under Hewlett's Hotel.
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SPECIE.-Ths ship Hero, arrived yesterday,
from New York, brought $780, 900 in specie, con
100000 to Mechanics and Traders Bank
1000 to Louisiana Bank and $50, 600 to order.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Au inquest was yesterday held the
body of German named George Stacer, who found
dead in house No. ~ Levee street, Third Municipality.
The deceased his death from fracture of the skull
caused by falling down fight Of stairs Verdict accordingly
U. 8. CIRCUIT CoURr. Eleven jurors lave been OBJ
tanned in the Of Gen. Henderson. and the panel will
badly be filled to day.
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General Council. a%
Editors Crescent: Please announce B. b. LEE ~ can
ddate member of the General Council from the Second
Municipality in place Of Nathan Jarvis. deceased Election
on MONDAY, Feb. 3. ja3l ALL PARTIES.
Capt. ISAAC F. STOCKTON is the Wing candidate to
represent the Second Municipality in General Council. in
place Of Nathan Jarvis, deceased ja1
FOR ALDERMAN
Eds. Crescept-Pease announce the name Of JOSEPH
EFT the Wing Candidate for Alderman for the Fourth
Ward fill the occasoned by the death Of Colonel
Hale. ja24 tde1 FOURTH WARD.
Editors of the CreseeRt-Pease announce ALEXANDER
BROTHER candidate for Alderman in the Fifth Ward
fill the occaaoned by the resignation of George e.
Lawrason, and obigs Jas MANY VOTERS.
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AA Atcs's Caacus-Ths spoEts Of The arena oentius
1faptivs sssv. aad IL pavilion crowded e.oh nsbt
- eay With ~ anw ~. bot BY ths hight ere, a.,
snilex faea e IL adise We have mover IN ! nor
pepaas esabhusat. q ens that more richly depayed n
pafBunase ofthe public. - :. - w -
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AMERICAN RAILRoADs.-The 81. Louis Times
gives a table, prepared by the editor, of all the
railroads in the United States, their length AMI
cost The aggregate is 1897 miles, and the cost
$3.50, 455,07s. During the present year an addition
will be made sufficient to bring up the total to
10. 600 mes
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.-BELDEN
II JAS G.. D.. 10 Caronde!et NewOreans ja2sdSs
Mayoralty OfNewOrleans, Jan. 80, 1sS |.
p,,., COME GogscI I, o. I'm MgslcIrALITy Nc, 9sr.}
y ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he is here.
~ by requested adverss and sell according to law
thirty days after the of this resolution all real
previously adudicated by him. wherein the thereof
have not complied with the terms of sale and that the Sur
such property;
is,snedi rA'''' ~ ''''' A. D. CRossmAs, Mayor.
True copy IL. BIER, Clerk.
- MAy0RALTY OF NKwORLKANs, Jan. %, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolutions that p f. Ticou. Esg, Auctioneer Of M
ncpaty No One, will sell. on MONDAY. tire Cd March
ls5i at 10 O'Clock 70! account and risk of pur
chasers, at the St. Louis Exchange all the pre-
vOusy sold by Municipality No. One, the and cond
tons OF which have not been complied with. Plans OF the
property will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
MayOralty OF NeVVOrleans, Ian. 80, 81 1.
CoUSoIL OF MusIc!PALITY No. ONE.}
Extra Sitting OF Monday. January TO- 1851 5
y ESOLVED, That from and after the LIST oil
February isl, the establishment known the
works, situated Levee street, between st. Philippe
Dumaine stress and belonging to Municipality No. One be
Reseioed further. That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to to be sold auction, by p F. Trcou
Auconee' alter twenty days notice in The official paper
this Municipality, and in the Delta and Crescent, all
chinery and boe appertaning said works, fol
cash.
The purchaser purchaser the same fifteen
days after the day Of SAFE Otherwise the Surveyor shall
the removed for the and risk of purchaser
sea Gns
True copy II. BIER, CLERK,