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the City Of New Orleans, VS.. Town of
CarTollton-No. 1,8Ol for So, 14O and
interest. On motion of Mr.. Davenport,
the papers were referred to the Finance
Committee with power to act.
A letter was read from Messrs
Lethieque & Madere, of jefferson City,
contractors for hauling shells and bats,
asking the privilege of running their
carts without License.
~a@ A motion of Mr.. Engleman to grant
~krequest was decided to be lost.
40 Hssn motion of Mr.. Engleman it was
Yer suspending the Rules,
ResoLUed, That the Mayor and Comp
troller are authorized to issue public
cart Licenses to expire on the 31st of
December, 1860, to all persons who pay
the half of the yearly price of said
Licenses as fixed by the Ordinance of
December last; provided, it is shown,
that the Cart for which License is
granted has not been run the whole
year previously.
The following report was read, re-
ceived and adopted, and the contract
and bond approved.
Hon. Mayor and Council.
The Mayor and Finance Committee
respectfully submit the contract made
by them with r. L. Preston, Attorney,
to attend to the Law Business of the
City at S25 month and % per cent
commissions on all money collected and
paid into the Treasury, and report, that
they accepted Mr.. Thomas L. Preston
as security ON the Bond of said r. Ii
Preston for $4,000, subject to the APP
prevail of the Council.
1Signed,t A. S. FERTH,
VIM. MAYO,
CHAS. ENGLEMAN.
The following report was read, re-
ceived and adopted, and the Quarterly
Report of Treasurer Duffy, ordered
spread on the Minutes.
Hon. Mayor and Council.
Your Finance Committee to whom
was referred the communication of Mr..
w, l.. Duffy of July Sd, 1860, on the
subject of an alleged robbery Of the
funds of this City, to the amount OF
S157l %, beg leave to report: That
after q careful examination Of all the
information we have been able to get
onthc subject, we cannot possibly agree
with Mr.. Duffy, that the loss should fall
on the CORPORATION and therefore re-
commend the Council to repudiate all
such propositions.
Your Committee find the Report OF
Treasurer Duffy for the three months
ending April Both, 1860, to agree with
the Uomptrollers Books, and therefore
recommend its reception and that it be
spread on the record: At the same time,
we have to report that the Treasures
own Day Book shows the receipt Oh
800, more during that quarter than ne
reported either to the Council or Comp
troller by proper voucher.
(Signed,) CHAS. ENGLEMAN
VIM. MAYO.
1reasurer's Report for the Quarter end,
ing april 30, 1860.
Balance last Report -------S 200 81
Received since
On Real Estate Tax So, 15o %
On License Account 265 90
OnPublicschoola acct 639 80
On Bills Receivable, z
Market Notes)--- 4o2 81
On Bills Receivable,
Iice1ise N0tes)-- IS w
On Cemetery account ~ w
On Timber Is 60
ON Flatboat take 10 90
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STATE OF L0UISIANA--IayisA Of jefferson.
l. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF La
George \. Frcrct,
Abraham }. Wright.

q. Abraham }. Wright
DY virtue of writ of seizure and sale to
11directed by the Hon. the Third Judicial District
Court of Louisiana, in the above entitled suit will
proceed to sell ut public auction at the door of the
Court House, on Canal Avenue, between IInmpsOn
and Second streets, in the city Of Gnrrollton,
SATURDAY, the LIST day of September, 1860, ut
the hour of II oclockA. NJ, the following described
property, tO-wit:
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in tho
Town Of CarrolltOn, Parish of .Jcf'crsOn State Of
Louisiana and designated by the Nos. 49, 90 and -
in Square G. bounded 10y Pearl Wachinpton Bur
dettc and Commercial streets, per plan drawn by
l.. BrinEcr Surveyor, dated November 10Th 1875
and deposited in the Office Of J. Is. Marks, Notary
in New Orleans. Said Lots Nos 10 and 20 measure
each thirty feet front Pearl street by depth of
one hundred and five feet between parallel lines,
and Lot No. "a measures thirty feet front on Bur
dette street by depth of one hundred and fifty
feet between parallel lines, and they pur-
chased by said Frerct with other property from
Edward Allen, by act passed before g. G. Porter
On the 2;|d of July 1851.
Seized in tho above entitled suit.
Terms of Salc-Cash on the spot.
GUY DREIIX Sheriff
|. agls of the Parish of Jc ficrson.
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AbtIlttlINS hSA''S
Received since
On Real Estate Tax
On License Accoun
ublicschoola acc
On Bills Receivabl
Market Notes)
On Bills Receivabl
(Liceise notes..
On Cemetery accou:
On Timber tax 80.
On Flatboat tax -
On Recording Fees
On Interest accoun
On MiscellaneousR
venues. -----.--
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF JEFFERSON
Third Judicial District Court of Louisiana.
George A. Frcret
NJ,


Philip Sheer.
DY virtue of writ of setzuro aud sale to
ID directed by the Honorable the Third judicial
District Court of Louisiana in the above entitled
suit, i will proceed TO sell ut Public Auction at
the door of the Court House on Canal Avenue be
tween Hampson and Second streets, III the city of
Carrolltou, on SATURDAY, the LIST day of Sop
TENDER, 1860, at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, to-wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. situate In tho Town
of Carrollton Parish of jefferson, louisiana and
designated by the numbers % and pa In square 81
Il. bounded by Madison, Plum, Cumbronne and
Fifth streets ON plan sketch signed " Ne Nari
ctur" by NJ Soniat and annexed to net of sale
from him (Soniat) to p Schccr passed before &. G.
Porter, notary public, on the 29th of May 1880
which said sketch represents division into lots of
the original square No. 3D. Said lots Nos. % and
81 contiguous and measure each 80 feet front
Fifth Street by depth of $50 feet between
parallel lines
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of salc-Cash on the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
agl-ts Of tic Parish Of Jefferson.
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ono Dollars. 431 90 431 90
WIN. L. DUFFY, Treasurer
CITY of Carrollton, April 30, 1861
The following resolutions from the
Finance Corsmittee were read, received
and adopted after suspending the rules'
ResoLted, That the Comptroller be
and is hereby. directed to notify Mr.; w.
L.Duffy as Principal and Messrs' Pas
colis Labarre and Gustave Leroy as
his Securities, of the exact balance
standing on the Books OF the CITY
orainst said w. l.. Duffy, and demand
n9vment thereof from each OF said par
fios, and in default Of payment within
ten days after notice, the Comptroller IS
further directed to place a GomPtr9lleGf
Hill for the amount due, in the hands OF
+be Attorney, for collection by SUIT;
ResoLDed, That the Mayor is author
ized to draw his warrants on the Urea
snrar, in favor of the following persons
and for the amounts set opposite their
names, for Jury service in the June
Term cf 1860.
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Ii. AlCOrn- = = = ~ -
George Will w
+. Divine -.~i w
f. Fischer, transferred Certl-
ficate Of w. Dehoney- ~ OF
WI. Duffy, transferred GER
tificate OF j. II. Bender ~ %
WI. Daf,y, transferred GER
tifcate Of c.. Ludman- Is 90
WI. Duffy, transferred GER
tificate of j. 2. Hecker-- = 90
w. L. Duffy, transferred Ger
tificate of j. G. holman "a 90
WI. Duffy, transferred GER
tifcate of H. Rohlfng- % 80
w. L. Duffy, transferred GER
tificate of N. Gurtnerr --l9 50as,
B. Wendell, Certificate az Clisss1
E. Commagere, for Recording
Judgments - 40 W: s N
j. D. Kanarer, Justice Fees
in Tax SUITS -. 100 .ly.fo -
(Signed,1 CHAS. ENGLEMAN,
VIM. MAYO.
& The following report was read, ye-
ceived and adopted.
Ri The Committee to whom was referre0
the matter of certain Right OF Way
and the communication of G lun-
can, President of them ew Orleanss and
Carrollton Rail Road Company
ing TO adjust the difficulty co1aSseS lng
that Right.of Way, by adonation fl3t!
eexcess Of The SaR are: IL g, over thsss1llS
mensipns sold b Paul gerber, and Io-
prese1ltail nj tEamH6 81 alseu 3aft
wiidth ana 8 eet lellet1 which 8
IL to be sisses l the widening IS re
street at the point where the LssaSp N
Road turns, report; That We filzzt sotfZ s.
difficulties IN the Way, which are n6t
easy to adjust and therefore, yol2r 4 onas
mittee recommend that the l5ounel ac-
cept tho proposition Of the Ra5l Road
Company, with the proviso, thet the
Company puts the City inspossession OF
said excess of land and in default OF
doinS1so withiiisa reasonable time that
measures be taken to move the curve OF
the Lake Rail Road, which now en-
croaches on the Banquette of Eevee and
Upper Line Streets.
saS3
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P5acioes Ire Eyofession In Me Porsi3s NJ ORLEANS,
IeFA&5t ~. Chayics, 81. BerHara and Ptaqus.
mirG and Ia hc SDDre-n. oud Unue9 S,stcs
Courts N FeU Oyisaus u'5
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1 al. S. FERTH,
j.. DAVENPORT,
r. FISCHER,

GEO. HERRLE.
The following Resolution offered by
Mr.Herrle, was read and adopted after
suspending the rules.
Resolved, That the Mayor is author
lied to draw his warrants at the end of
each month, in favor of the hands en-
pIoyed during the month on the LeVee
and Shell Road Works, now in progress
and for the amounts due sad hands as
set forth on the Pay Rolls of the super
intendents of said Works, and certified
correct by the Streets and Landings
Committee or majority of said Com
mittce.
On motion of Mr.. Engleman, it was
ResoLUed, That the Mayor be and is
requested to petition the City of New
Orleans, to make and continue the Canal
Avenue Shell Road through the limits
of said City, to the Shell Road of the
CtAR Company.
Sundry bills were read and on mo-
ton the rules were suspended and the
Mayor was authorized to draw warraIts
Eoc the following persons and amgenss
namea..'
j. G.fDreux, transferred Jury !.
Certificate of Elijah Bell 1872. 80
j. G.. Dreux, transferred Jury
Certificate of d. Brohsema: Is w
John Francis JuryiC erti9ieatc- . w
Louis Decueres, s66 bb1s-shells 24g 48
p. c.. Peref 1858 bbls brickbats 243 81
p. G.. Peret2 564 bbls briclsnats l29 II
|eP. C. Peret 1O4O4 Bbls bffckbats 239 81
L. Millauden-4565. feet Bridge
l. Lumber 49, III ~
PopnY1nr 11S
=. transcripts ------.:- "a w
sion pnid in 1859. etc. % SO
RI. IT. G6rrevc. nails, etc. II 95
Wn. Hcrrle. 8 6J
l. Davenport. | pllnnel- 2 SO
A. Jones, 10 iron pintals- 81
| T. Matte, l Sign Carrollton
Pound 5l
F. Brauns, removing Is dogs
and | goat OC
| Jacob Barre removing dogs W
Joint C0nmittee Warrants
Sheriff Dreux, maintenance of
prisoners -----.- SID a.
Sheriff Dreux, fees in Criminal
cases -.------ 81 81
Sheriff Dreux, conveying pris-
oncrs to .Penitentiary and
:, Asylum: = ------- 65 z
Police Jury Right Bank, Crimi-
.. nal fees paid Justice'of the
Peace and Constable --- 1877 81
Il. L. Preston, District Attorney
IS Convictions in juno - 81
| E. Buisson Clerk, costs in Cri-
a. minal cases :--- 63 b
I'D. kampef.. Justice of the
-. 'f&ace fees in Criml. cases 81 8
S. ferner Constable, fees in
Criminal cases. -- 40 A.
| jefferson Journal, Advertising :,
for Election in 1859. 800. R&I
S. N. Cannon, sundries for Jail44 -.
and Courthouse = 3
Brookes & Pursglove, repairing
| Pump
s. J. Peters, Jury Service in
! 1907 =
A motion of Mr.. Englc1nan that tn
Council proceed to the electiorof Trea
surer and Collector, was carried an
the President named Messrs. Mayo an
| Davenport, Tellcr- ~
On the first ballot, Mr.. Frederic
I Kern, received six votes and the PFesi
dent declared Mr.. Kern. DULY elected
On motion the Council .adjourne
until Wednesday, September 5, 1861
at ; o'clock p. n.
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Coroners' Inq ucsts.

VERDICT or CruuRE.-Coroner Jackman concluded
inquest yesterday at No. Centre street, upon the body
Of Michael Logue native OF Ireland, about ny three
years Of age who died from the effects Of fall accident
ally received on the 26th umo, at No. 1871 Chrystie
street. while he was intoxicated The deceased, APP
peared, found nsensibe, and taken to the Essex
Market Police Court where he was committed charge
Of ntoxcatiou. Subsequently the prisoner taken to
the Tombs on cart, where he remained until the fol-
lowing day. when he removed 10 his homo a q dying
conditon The jury after due elaboration, rendered the
following verdct:-"That the said came to his death
by accidentally falling into the cellar OF the premises No
1911 Chryse street. causing congestion Of the brain and
that his death FASTENED by neglect ar being taken
to the Essex Market prison, and also from having
been carried to the Tombs in cart when be should have
received the kindest We aso find that he did mot
receive proper after being taken the Tombs espe
cally during Wednesday night We further suggest 10
the Board Of Ten Governors the necessity Of having
physician In attendance at each Of the city prisons"
FATAL FAIL-Emelne Craig native Of Ireland thirty
i've years Of age while hanging out some clothes in the
yard Il the house No. 80 Oliver street, yesterday, fell
shed end fractured her skull % extensively thu
died IN few hours afterWpros
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The Meeting of tho Sanitary Associations.
The New York Sanitary Association held Interesting
meeting last evening at the Cooper Institute
r. X. Mather, President, II. T. Cleveland, Recording
Secretary The Secretay report read and accepted
the reports Of the different committees were presented
and new members were proposed.
motion made by Professor O. W. NORRIS and car.
ried, that committee be appointed to inquire into and
society by the ntermarrage Of relations.
report with statistics, was presented 70 the society by
hc. S%a proving the freedom Of Brooklyn from
compared with New York, and showing that the latter
city was burdened with thousands Of places which
lengthy, elaborate and interesting paper was then
read BY DR. JAMES wNS. on the duty Of government In
relation 70 the health and lives Of the people.
He said that there s psupersm In this city than
IN any or the populous cities Of Europe II was truth
that here In the United States under government which,
% paid % IN subject
health BY our legislators than In any other country Of
Sh!sssndcm was The duty q Legislators % Gee % the
health OF people. The highest aim Of legislation Ia the
enactment Of such laws viii confer the greatest benefit
upon man; and what Is greater benefit TO him than
d,on OF the poor by private individuals although mot
knowing the character Of the recipients Of their charity
they Often helped tn supporting vice instead Of relieving
real want; but much done in this way The medical
man could do much and he generally did his duty nobly
But there Yves great work len for Legislators do
made to sec The necessity. Il was they who were 70,
sponsibe for the paupersm that existed In country.
He would challenge any legislao. that had the courage
to 80 with him. and he could be shown In this city real
ties too sckenng TO bear relation. He could be present
ed with . oog and black catalogue OF diseases which
est Offices were now often degraded by their occupants,
who chosen for other merit than being relentless
parixans Thus the OF laws providing for public
health and public happiness are corrupted.
Al the close Of the reading, motion made and
carried, requesting Dr. Winnie to present copy Of his
paper 70 tho society for USE under the direction Of the
council Of the association.
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Married.
a. BnsD r. TO Sn;. Thursday JAN ~ resi-
FKEpKac A. BRADY TO RoHxA, only daughter Of A. Tom
sey. Esq., all Of Brooklyn.
Rev W. Geissenhamer at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, CHARLES DAKKS to ANNA THERESA, daughter OF
Christopher Bernhard, Esq. oil Of this city,
FREyMAN-BLAcKsroSR On Thursday Jan. 8, by tho
Rev. Geo. H Fisher, Of Utica, Mr. JoHx MORTON FREE
MAS TO Miss FANNIE BLACKSTONE only daughter OF Hon.
Wyllis Blackstone, of this city.
KEKrgR-sAIrrR this city, on Thursday, Jan s, at
All Saints Church, by Rev. 4. O. Flagg. Mr.. EZRA W.
KE1ER, Of this city, to Miss MAGGIE SAzKR, Of Stanford
IAwuSex-ArrSxR Thursday, Jan s, by the Rev
Francis l. Hawks D. D., LID, ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE,
Jr., TO ELIZA W., daughter the late DR.. VIM Miner
MyRDAN-DuSS--0 Monday, jan. O. by the Rev. A.
Sarguinett WILLIAM A. MERIDIAN To ELEANOR @. DUNN, OF
this city
PKARsAII--MYns. Wednesday evening, Jan. a. by
the Rev. Samuel G. Keller, JAMES W. PEARsALL to Miss
HANNAH W. MYERS all fths city.
SSswsura n y and r a, paper. please copy
church, by the Rev. l. r. Dcknson assisted by the Rev
A. n. Partridge, Rev. WILLIAM 8. PurrxR, Of Beaufort,
@, TO FbwISA C., daughter Of Mr. Thomas Willet, Of
RoRHiss- MoRrus-On Wednesday, Jan. 4, at the
Church Of the Holy Communion by the Rev. Dr. Mullen
berg, GEORGE A. RoHHns to SUSAN A., daughter Of William
Lewis Morris.
RAWLINGS ElNSpoRy Grace church, on Thurs
day, Jan 9. by the Rev DR. Taylor, Dr. AUGUSTINE RAW
Tvol
RussEI-MAssH-on Thursday, jan s, b. the Rev
Frederick Wiley, at the residence Of the BRIDES father,
THEODORE RUSSELL to MARIA LOUISE daughter OF William
Marsh. both OF this city.
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SHAw--THrr AT Utica, Thursday, Dec. %, by the
Rev Lincoln, at the residence Of the BRIDES father,
CHARLES STRAW, OF New York, 10 MyDwnL A., daughter
Of Jonathan &. Tilt, Esg
Afo. 9. the abo7e time and place, by the above,
WILLIAM T. C#r1Espss, Of New York, 70 CAROLINE s.,
also daughter of Jonathan g. TIT, Esq.
srRoS6&MoE.-In BROOKLYN on Tuesday Jan. 3, by tho
Rev. Dr. Rufus W. Clark, WILLIAM O. STRONG to Lizzie F.
,icy.
wArBgn-DREw.--At Blackwes Island, wednes-
day, Jan A. WM j. wAIKER, Of Albany, 10 Mss EMLIx J..
DFEw second daughter Of s. NJ Drew Eco, Superiniend-
cDt OF workhouse.
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PcrsonaI Intelliremce,


Hon. John Letcher, the Governor OF Virginia, has
entered upon tho duties OF his Office, much improved In
health.
Captain William F. Smith, q. s A.: G. R. Collins, do,
and 7. J. Rodman, do, are in Washington.
Senator Mason, Of Virginia, appeared in his seat in
suit throughout, tho material being plain gray CLOTH
John B. Trppe, Esq., the Treasurer Of the State Of
Georgia, has resigned his Office In consequence Of III
health, and the Governor has appointed Captain John
Jones TO succeed him.
Hon. John Cramer, or Waterford, N. r., now strong,
hale, and with the zeal Of young man. Of the
Presidential electors Of this State In 1904 and cast his
yole toy Thomas Jefferson.