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Nevada national., 1860-06-30

STOLEN PRoPEETY REcLAIxEp-Mr. w. 7
Goldsmith. recognized the ''fine heavy bsa
veI coat which we noticed last week, as
among the articles found upon and about the
dead body discovered near Rough & Ready
as one which was stolen from him some time
siace, The garment VAS returned to him
Quite number Of stolen articles still remain
10 the posse ssOn OF the coroner at Rough 4
Ready. and among others a small gold
watch aud chain, which ought to be recog
nize and probably would be were the thing
properly advertised.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

TBE NEw BELL.-The list
Society OF this place have been endeavoring
iOr some weeks to procure a bell. suitable
for their honse. Two we're received end
eondemed tbs first proving to be cracked
and the second did not suit in any pariicu-
lar hut the the third, which was placed in
the tower yesterday, rang out its merry
peal to the entire satisfaction Of every one.
This bell Is OF cast steel. aud Though weigh
ing but $40 pounds, is fully as heavy toned
as is usual with one of 1900 lbs weight. IL
was east by Naylor, yicksrs & Co., of
Sheffield. Eoslasd, and was purchased OF
Conroy Il 0Connor, of San Francisco,
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
Died Drunk.

On Wednesday last Gsrmsn teamster,
while passing along bye aud unfrequenied
rosd running PARALLEL with the maiu road
shert distance below Rough & Ready. saw
a man lying on the groand.l On approach
ing him be noticed that he was just gaspine
for breath, and was dyiag IA state Of the
mostly b-sstly intoxicaiion-no less than
u empty bottles Of Scheldsm Snaps lying
beside him, the contents Of which he had
undoubtedly drank. He bad taken them
from box. which constituted a part of his
load which be was hauling To Columbia Hill.
His stock was found scattered sboutin the
ueighberhood. His team aud hiBself had
been noticed in that locality yfcrssveral days
He has been for some time past engaged IN
ieaming from Sacramento TO Columbia Hill
near San Juan. where his family nov rssides
His remains and effects were properly cared
or. His name was James Morrison.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
SUMMONS.
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State Of cslifsrna, Justices Court,
Grass Valley Township. Justice of the Peace.
JOHN WALLS Va r. BRECKER
The People OF the State of California to 3. Bree-
ker, Greeting -
You are hereby summoned te appear before me,
at my efiiee in the said Township. on THURSDAY, !,
the 2sth day Of June, A. D.. 1880, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of JOHN WALLS
who demands Of you the sum Of Gns Hundrd and
sixty-two Dollars and Fifty Cents on Book account
for Goods, Wares and Mefchhnaise, as per Complaint
new ON file at my Ohsee when Judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs and damages, II you fail to sp
pear and answer.
Given under my mad, ,hi. 2sth day Of March,
A. D., 1850. S. c. RICHARDSON, J. =
Affidavit being iled BY the Plaintiff In the above
Cause, that due diligence has been exercised to
procure service the within Defendant and he fur
ther avering his belief that the said pefsnda mt
has departed from his usual place of abode, II is
therefore ordered that service Of Summons in said
he made by publication In the Nevada Nation
al. a newspaper, printed and rahlisssd ia Nevada
county, aud most likely TO give notice TO said pelen-
dani Tor two weeks from the date hereof.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF March, ise0.
81 .3m ). G. RNHARDsoS, ]. 4.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

NEw ScHooL.-A school for boys will be
opened at the Episcopal Church, on July End
10y Mr.. Abel Dobson. Mr.. ID. is will known
to most Of our citizens as faithful and ex-
perenced teacher, and those who may en-
trust the care Of their children to him eau
depend upon their receiving every attention
within the power Of one perfectly able and
willing to devote bis entire energies to their
advancement in every apartment Of youth
iul trimming.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
THE WRESTLING MATCH. which commences

THE WRESTLING MATCH, which commences
at the Grass Valley Arena on Monday next
and closes on the Fourth will prove pomi-
nsnt point Of interest on that day. II will
be recolected that the contests of the last day
will be between champions alone, or those
by previous encounters have proved them
selves experts in the manly and classic
exercise. The Grass Valley Brass Band has
been engaged for the Fourth.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

The HeMEsT FAD Acr.-lt should be born
in mind thai all who wolld avail themselves
OF he ben fits o. he Hnms,.e.d Act pissed
April % II 1860, must file declala, on to
that ef,ci, and place it on record. The old
law uIdce which homesieads were held by
s'mp,e p, .ol is now Of no avail. Col.
K cha don. b supplied himself with the
nece" y 5l. Is, ard Gil Them up cor all
may ell. See bis 0otice o at effect.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

THE GLORIOUS FOURTH is near al
hand and we observe that mos, Of the towns
Of any note In the state are making arrange.
ments to celebrate the day in becoming
manner.
Grass Valley we are happy 10 say. is also
manefesting a proper spirit Of patriotism
The day will be ushered in here by a grand
national salute and a general ringing Of
bells, which will be repeated at noon and
sunset. There will be very fine display Of
fireworks In the Evening, and several bal
Ions will be sent up. The Grass Valley
Brass Band will be present in the Evening.
and play before and after the fireworks.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

A GYMASAsIux.-We understand that sew
eral Of our prominent citizens are moving in
the matter of the erection Of Gymnasium
in this place. Such an institution is greatly
needed. aud we have little doubt that the
necessary money could be raised, II the
proper persons would take bold Of the mat
ter We hope that by next week we shall
be able to report some progress in the mat
ter
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

HEAVY SEXrEScE.-Pulsifer, the default
ing cashier Of the Union Bakery in London.
has been sentenced to twenty-five years OF
penal servitude.
In England they give defaultin. 4. banker q
different kind Of a"berth' 10 that provided
for like operators in this country.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

The FOURTH ov july BAIL-Every effor
is being made 70 render this Entertainment
worthy Of the day and the place. Messrs.
Bachelder 4 Duhain are determined that II
shall exceed any thing OF the kind ever be-
fore given In Hamilton Hall. Let those
who are making up their programme Of en-.
joyment for the Forth not fail TO give this
Ball prominent place 10 their arrange
menis
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

SEEESADE.-The Grass Valley Brass Band
was out on Saturday Evening last and sere
nsded quite a number Of our citizens. They
partook Of a supper at Mr.. Pcunings. and a
collation. at Mr.. Dibble's and Mr.. Beman s.
They alss received the hospitali,ies Of the
Exchan se hotel. This Band. considering the
time they have had for practice discourse
most eloquent music, and their presence on
the street is always warmly welcomed.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

NFw BRICK YARp.-A. N. Parker, having
secured the services Of Mr.. Foss, an expert
enced bricE molder. has just started brick
yard on Alta Hill, where be is now putting
up kiln Of 10000 brick, which will be
ready 10 burn next week. The locality is a
most excellent one, the clay being Of a very
superior quality, and il is the intention Of
Mr.. p. TO furnish builders aud contractors
with better article OF brick than has ever
before been offered in Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

NON-ExrLosrvE.-It will he noticed by
reference to our advertising colu nns that
Messrs Smith & Ross have received a supply
of the new burning fluid known as non
explosive Campbene. Call aud see them at
their Drug Store on Mill Street Charlie
and Nose understand how to treat their Gus
toners. They Slll guarantee satisfaction
to all who may call on them.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

.Szr- Grass yalley'Lodge, No. u, I. o. OF
o. F., elected the following officers for the
ensuing term, at their regular meeting on
Wednesday evening last.
Johnalhan Clark. N. G.; Alexander Simms
V. G.; S. II. Harris, S.; G. r. Edwards. T.
Trusfees-J. A. Farrell, Vim. Briggs and
C. G. Smith.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

NV NJ .RY S.ssE-By rele eoce 10
be- I've S meI'. ii VII be seen ,hat Ms.
Do3 On h4s removed her Mllirery Store
LON het cent 10 ation to Dr. Sharos
b. dug Oh Nil S under Woods Ambl O.
type Rooms. The removal ,akes piece to
day aad Mrs. D. will le re Iy 10 receive
a answer the ordels OF her d. lends at her
new sore on Monday.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

Eo- By notice in another column, 1t will
be seen that the Banking House of A. Del
ano, will be closed on Wednesday next, toe
Fourth Of Jolly. Notes and accepts oces due
on that day, should be paid on the day pre-
vious.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

LrMBER-Messrs Roberts & Vertner, as
will be seen by examining our new adver-
tisements to-day, offer rare induce ments for
persons desirsus Of purchasing lumber or
Ling hay or grain, TO call on them, at the
Bnena Vista Lumber Yard, in this place
See their advertisement.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

Es- We notice that BODY Durkin, the
notorious Sacramento juvenile THE I is pay
ing this county a visit at the present time
we trust not, however professionally. Bobby
is great rogue for little fellow (l3 or IA
years of age) and is better acquainted with
the old prison brig than almost any other
person ia bis line of operating-LoOk out
for the little scamp.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

1r- The Nevada Journal says that the
cause OF temperance is progressing in that
city. Glad 10 hear it. The reverse appears
TO be true Of the !" Good Cause" in this
place. Sorry to say so.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

BPuBLic ISsrALLATIoS.--The officers Of
Mountain Rose Lodge No, 26, /. o. of o. F.
will be publicly installed at Rough & Ready
by L. A. Waliing. d. d. G.. NJ. on Monday
Evening. July I'd, 1860. The ceremonies of
Installation are very interesting, and we
doubt not will be witnessed by large num-
Der Of people.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

gzD- Ex-Postma=ter Fowler Of New York
City and John Van Buren have gone on a
trip TO South America. The former goes,
because his own personal safety imperiously
requires the trip the latter goes for the
good Of bls country-as Commissioner to
PaTagua.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

INTERNAL lxPRovkMESTs.-Ned Stonebill
has returned from the wars and bas fitted
up Club Room, adjoining bis Cigar Store
which he will keep well stocked with bever-
ages appropriate TO the season. The Ne
yada Volunteers will dsubtless be on hand.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

gS Somebody Ia trying to get up new
hen fever on Poland Hens" They have
already got them up to s25 pair in San
Francisco. Another foul affair.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

B-The new Attachment Law, passed by
the last Legislature, went into effect On
Wednesday last.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

FA7oRs Jerry Sullivan, OF San Francis
co, again has our regards for choice bun
die Of Atlantic papera
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

NEEDS 1.-THE Supervisors have made
an appropriation for painting the Court
House. 1t will csst about $500.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
SUMMONS.

State % Of G Ca,liornis' Na' Justice ss,..c c0nr''
Township Of Grass Valley. s. C. Richardson, J. P.
The People of the State Of California to Isaac
LEyESE.
Yea are hereby commanded to appear before me
at my Once in said township on TUESDAY, the
l3th day Of July, a. u. 1850, at 10 o'clock A NJ to
answer to the complaint Of JERRY 2. sfOSE who
demands Of you the Of Fifty Seven Dollars,
and Sixty Three Cents, per Complaint now on file
in my Ofice--When Judgment will be taken against
you for the said amount, together With costs and
damages, II you fail to appear and answer. Make
legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April 1880
C. RICHARDSON J. T.,
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
N O II 4 G X .

The Bank Of A. DELANo will be Closed on Wed
nesday, July Fourth. Al notes and acceptance,
dse on that day must be paid Toesdsy, July Sd
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
9ovl9H eH xvkx
BALL..

You are Rsspes,fuly invited to attend Ball to
be given at
Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley ON the
Fourth day Of Jaiy, 1850.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
DEATHS

At Penn Valley, on Tuesday, June lsth at the res
idence of andrew stapp, Nathaniel Weller, aged rs
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
>, Al3&N AN
AGENrs

Ma. s.caAs. A. CRANE is our sole Agent In San
raseisso. He l. empowered TO receive Adveriis-
uhsnis. and receipt for the same. lie may be found
at i72 Montgomery street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. 50, 1860.
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.

City Hall, Nov so, 1860.
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans
mo. 540S.l
AN ORDINANCE Makingit Unlawful for asy Wagon, Tun
bril- other fourwheeled vehicle to carry
tain number OF pounds one load, etc.
Be Ordained That from and after the pasaage OF this ord
shall be lawful for any Wagon, tumbr any
other wheeled vehicle for The Of goods
this city faster than walk when loaded unloaded
be loaded in weight $500 pounds with articles
OF bulk number the following which shall be considered
full load and be observed bv all parties connected with the
disc oherwo through the streets Of the city Of New Or
leans viz;
Fifteen bales Of cotton,
Fifteen barrels OF beef pork or lard.
Twenty five barrels OF -four. 5a $685. @
Thirty sacks OF coffee
Fifty sacks OF wheat.
Fifty kegs OF nails. &~@@sf", ,...a. d,
Five casks OF bacon.
Twenty -hyc sncks Of salt, ga
Six erces ofTce
Twelve bales of hay.
Thirty boxes bales OF tobacen ..- .....@ .-..
Fifteen barrels tar pitch or rosin.
Three pipes. or six haif-pines, Of brandy or gin,
Six casks Of wine
Twelve barrels OF whisky other liquor.
Sixty pigs OF lend.
fhYes hughehds Of tobacco three hogsheads OF sugar
Nine barrels Of melasses
And wagon umbri othet four wheeled vehicle that
be found in eoptihyenton of this ordinance the shall
found in contavention shall be liable fine Of twenty dol
lars for each oense against the aforementioned spuatons OF
gait weight number recoverable before Recorder
court Of competent Jurisdiction for The OF the city
[Signedl LEA +. FAREWELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
lsienedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
al St W. S. PrrrISaIrL. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
q. MoREL, Dtpute GEetlier


!
eral Alternative and Blood Purifier. a., 49,, f.,,
-TIis ssRemey, when all other preparations at
HIt entirely unlike other medicine preseSnea los
Diseases Mineral Poison or Naseous
rpa anq Roots, Baks and Leaves III the
form q pleasant and delicious SYrnp. -, ,,,a..
remedy for Gunorrhea and GIaetb
Gravel Srcte and especially recommended Tor Ftuor Al
sms whites in Femnes this complaint L nyaluable
general Alternative and blood purifier It hns no equal
, oas moi fail TO Scrofua Secondary Syphilis Gandu
ar swelngs Mercura and all Ernptiye Diseases curing them
nra sesdy and permanently than any other medicine sne~n
II fbs By purifying cleansing tho bloodcausng 70
@ IL Iii ia original purity and vgor, TINS removing from the
sstem ali impure pernicous which have inaeed
all old of Gonosrhea and elect that have oaied
ali medical SKILL it is especially reconmended IN oid caes
never fails IN from one V hree day
few positively all scading heat cnorSee ana
pain. r. 1. ~, Ut, - -. .f... ,;h a,,, class nj
business
ntI~it requires assistance from other medicine
n-It can lay toilet-table In the cosfng ROOM
withea It's being suspected rerned for private DIS
sold at reta for So per bottle three eotes for &
by an responsible druggists and dealers in medines through
out the United sass wholesale by all wholesale drug
gsts. , !. ,,,,,,,,,,,, -, s,o.. q. 1r,s N.
| j. WRIGHT & CO..
Nos 2 and Isl Chartzss street,
Wholesale Agents for the Sonsh.
n1s-Sold by all Druggists. ialb ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CosPfRoLIRn's OFFICE
City Hall. New Orleans, Dec 6, 1860.
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals be received
a. my Office until WEDN EsDAY ish December, 1850 Il
Nj for furnishing the City Work House with meat from
the January 1851 the sist December 1861 incinsye
agree .by provisions OF ordinance 1000 OF the COM
dc IT v. puPLEssIs Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
rv,HE IVORY PHOTOGRAPH
4 JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. % CAMP STREET.

attention is called 10 this greatest all improvements
nj he Art prepared to make these
nictres which for great and decaey Of enorng
no he eanAed ao the beauty and soneSs Of
Ivory Miniature Call and judge for yaurte elves.
Strict attention heretofore paid 10 the different branches
of o,r business Daguerreotspes kind Of pictures from
persons copied nio small enlarged into life se
aIned in oil pastel coors indispensable style
Mr. r. JACOBS contnuests superntend the prompt
cution of all work entrusted to our care, nj 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
..g. f. T. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parrish of Orleans.

&zY=z lLAyII4IE DE LA N,YELLE
Tpn1s1vwr Cong pr DIsTR1cr ORLEANS vs. Ia Yenys
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. SALaAmoh dehNia:
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente p
Ia par FIlonornbe Troseme Gour dc District s
la Orleans dams laaire dessns t procedera 10
IUSDI anyier 1851 midi, nHotel de Ia Cite rue
dc Commune, les du Camp Ct des Magasin e
pubque adjudication de Ia propee don't suit Ia de
cription, savoir-
IN TERRAIN siu6 10 Troisiemc District de cette
Vile les ST. Antoine, irod 81 Jean
Bape Bagaele Le dit terrain ayant 81 peds de lace ia
rue ST. Antoine 123 peds de profondenr.
Saisie dams faflaire ci dessus
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment dc Naturalization.
II. T. PARKER,
de Ia ParoisRe d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
G. MoREL, Deputy Clerk.

DruxtENr CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION de SARAH Il.
ia la NouyeIle, ORLEANS. Praying. l1,l32,
A TiTENDU que William I'll. Liliard a pre-
N sen6 une petition Petet d'obtenr les letttes
d Administration Ia succession feue Sarah H. Pray, de-
cadee intestate-- -. -, -
Avis est mar lie present celia pen con
cee davn dix jours les raisons pour les
queilss seait pas fa droit a la dite petition
Par ordre de la Gour. y ,,o,r,, 51>... f,oso-s
p2S d3 u MORFll Dephle eienlsi.-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
xsxs nm r~s~pss ~ssp aJ'r~ a5KH.
HOARD Ir ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

asxs ssm nml~prM <sss uJw aKM.-
BOARD Of ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
s'esssss .,,.s s,,s.,;, o,ss H.5s Ia
Tic Board mst this day pursuant 70 adjourn
on rnsison MI. Hsgioni took tic chair.
Mcs1hssx present; Mcssrs. Beggs, Davis Dupre,
xeznplx, Hall Hcdgkans, htngssnd, l1setc, Magic
i'll, Patterson, Seicshneyare, Shepherd and Tole-
al melton, the reading of the journal Of the last
siE2fhs VA dispensed wieh.
& Tse report Of the Treasurer OF receipts and dis
b5Isssmeitz fat the waek ending Saturday, LIST De-
panbef 1860. showing a balance of s290I 3d. was
fsaa and On motion, referred 10 the Finance Com
mitbss.
tra5aer Mas sead and. motion, the first portion
thereof WIS referred To The Committee on Streets
and handbags and the second (relatiye to the
Indication OF the collection or the revenues OF
the markets, was referred 70 the Finance Com
asrsrs, cr1r IIall, a
~ lz's Hsns: 40 he Cenlnnn Council -
* saarsg in VIZ castsass III cssning sasl
ssieet g fIasan q b Col
ass. s pss scrs W two asidrsd @ and ssas
esesiiea of hs iOr %
fsssss sssss so Il Fssehou D. Dasillon for
81 dssss Msrfsb ssaas seearity Francisco
sS ! p.ss.,sr
sss ssI si "A 81 ssss Go ''..' go - j.
zsss. e sssa r. sa y y y y
II nasia Kassg.zs sensiss p ri We ~ and
Tfns Asikss securities, chsiad
securities 9. TheuFea and J..
ss W. ssfs 8 4 II
HasSss Ike sun os ss
Fl ~ ''ssssa sa y iaas 'As' e.
sssPss gs IN. Msas 3 saa 1s Gnaaras R0stsesuy
i ii @ Adam sl'sr
= q ss :sss PIN
s''' 'si'sBif'aIsas|s'Ezis ss faasEis. e.ns..sll.r
Ths following message from TIE Board Of Alder
ae.ss sss.ss.. & ass.ssss q u.
s & rs hsssa me SssIs Il assssu Aldermen
Il, 4 4 !,
ca % Espsnads . 81 Anhony oT
stsssi s al
the Street Commissioner to hare sx
''sSssf1 VII As 4; Z tf4a1 BoRSE. Secretary.
The following resolutions, referred to in the fore.
going messags we're read and on motion referred
sseetien 5ssasasng ~ @ hs % Fsst s to have ss
oil isxHs piscHH ne Ayon 2l Soan.
y Wy Y huyen,sste 70 hne
51set haner s'ei lot
tloi u mn asnony ssles hnn ,9r
sne esa'ooe''o eaa iro1i ' W 'eus
Lowing message from The Board Of Alder
Hof{Sad and. motion. ordered to be duly
ss; ~ Nv II
~. s 7,
Ttfr Nohs poAsp " u 2 II sps as,,s as,
z.!xax VIZ sidont and ~ M = TS' sss s'sSsa =
Shs sos5d q Ass'stsnt 4 Alderrasn
~ .ssS ssa III " ygsi ho'
10 nee from which sec .roiler 10 svarrant an the
F 4f. ~ 60 xyxy ANN (adopted Npvguber
~ 1tlze g ~ re- eA4st sffssy
st4gjfef Va ii implied tho folE Sccrstayy
= uesy tie C9e: :s 7lssr E;scaI
srthcfiszsss of certsa'' = ,ss.sss esS : s ,ssus
{he 1essrs ATEQ II = d gu3alq On
fesfS As55sss fssfizenS DE- lasy-.
st1 $50. - eresn tns S9saiarce on pS IN vStss
en- Y ting naasA ~ r5 AD6 ~ N
Hnnnseitg, snefss fsaSHs1 OIL sey yy;nance Cous II
AS A. t,fS Ane jss,s sssr LOST Alss Id the 4 o
~ IL CFefnM W. ~ Ye&eff*~ q xvhaYf- \ I
s " & y, xnofln ~ 81 ~ Sstosst1er, sw.~,es
anqa S'f - JohrA ~ ~ me NJ hfAk ~
EEse ix - yepoft vt.,4ston o. ~, ~ Canoi w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
Proclamation by the Mayor.

11E7 EXPERIMENTATION by tfat NAMyUFs
MkYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
@9z City Hall. November 3. 1860
DVVIRTUE of Resolution No: 53sS OF fl
I'D Common Council Of the City OF New Orleans and IN
cordance with Section 9 Of the City Charter notice IS nero
piyen that II is the intention Of the city Of New Orleans 10 cal
ballast be constructed on Magnolia street from ec
Road to Washington Avenue accordance with specheatt
Of the City Surveyor. ,,,,,, n, ,,o,1pr1.s 1Sa.o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

THRp pls1RrqT oouRr OF sEW naR @ERASsc aAsSsc11
u,pr1ru, o} 10. xSrst ITO. or seizure and snle
ID u me directed by the Honorable the Third Dsea a9 ~
f New Orleans entitled cause, VIII poeesa "
ss NJ public auction al City Hotel Common street Pc
tween Camp aud Magazine streets, MONDAY Ia asg
II Jnuuary 1851 O'Clock M the following desetipeo
property, viz .,,.Zx-.-x1 - Tbrd
District of this city square bounded by St Anthony
rod st. John Baptist and Bagaee Heets 1he said ~
having 81 ST. AhthOny street by 2s ieet IA
depth
Seized ia the above suit
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT couRr lsueoEssIoN OF :, SARAH "a H.
yKTHEREAS, william III. Lil1ard Inns petit
w toned Court for Letters of administration on the
estate of the late Sarah f. Pray, deceased intesate
Notice hereby given to all whom 1t may concern 70 show
cause days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court. . ,,on,, ,,. c,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
BaH and lecture Room.
MASONIC GRAND LODGE HALL,
Corner st. Charles and Perdido sts.,
FOR. RENT.

The above Room which has been lately and i'm
proved, 10 now ready for rent, for as.5== 5,@5.sa
BALLS, CONCERTS, LECTURES and EXHIBITIONS
Its location offers great facilities purposes
Inquire of the GRAND SECRETARY in the building. for
terms, ETC.; address =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

CoNpTRoILERs OFRrcH,
City of New Orleans, Nov. &c, 1860.
mo. ALL
Resore That the Comptroller adndcaic the bid
der after dsys notice. for year from the Of january
four contracts for each District numbering
and branding all carts drays, ETC. licensed by the city.
The bids shall be certain for numbering each cart
dray, and The persons holding drays other license shall
in pay hau the Of the adiudicaon
[Signedj w. O. g. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Signedl FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Alernen.
Approved 3sd November 1852.
Isigledl A. d. cRossMAN, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY the sth De
ctmbsr, 1860 Twill adudicae my Office, at IL o'clock NJ
the above contracts.
MO i2t ". DUPLEssIs, Comptroller