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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
NORTHERN ANENU Z
AT Auction

ON
NORTHERN AVENUE
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, 18th May inst, will sell by public auc
ton O'Clock, P. NJ the Ex hange Sales Room, in
Second street. the following very desirable BUILDING
LOTS, viz
No Lot the South side OF Northern avenue at the
distance of leo feet westerly from Charles street. and near
y opposite dwelling of J. Latimer Hoffman, Esq, front
hundred Northern and running back
IT'S feet 20 feet alley subject to ground rent OF S3O
per front foot, redeemable at pleasure.
No Lot the south side of Northern avenue, at the
distance of inches from the east side of Charles
fronting 100 feet on Northern avenue by 1876 feet IN
deph narrowing GS feet in width the SOGh end OF the
Lot and subject to redeemabe ground rent of Sl4O per
front foot
No 3 Lot on the south side Northern
fronting 60 feet the and running
side of Decker street I5 feet to 20 foot al
lev subject ground Of per front foot, redeema
bic at pleasure.
No Lot the south side ofNorthem avenue, adjoin-
ing the above, fronting Gu feet the and running
back 5 feet 20 foot aey subject to same ground rent
No. 3.
The above valuable property is very egibly situated in
Of the rapidly improving and desirable sections OF
the city, and should command the attention of capitalists
builders and others DESTROYS Of securing Lots for first class
dwellings.
third cash. balance in six and twelve months
with interest. GIBSON N co,
apl2-tS AuctiOnCerS
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EOHN H. REA Il CO.,
- CLOPHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH PRATT STREETS,
HSssrs JOHN H. REA co, take pleasure in announcing
public generally, that their OF Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having hand a splendid stock OF CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS, which they win make up to order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and manu-:
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravs Scarfs, Ties Sdspenders Handkerchief Shirts,
and Gloves, in large variety
Their stock Of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING is
Inv he att Of
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MlrraffGn.
eerottrles, EtquOts, lit.

Cd Q. A. SEWELL l. CO.,
EG#H TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
Esli#Hx 2I3 PRATT STREET, WEST,
Have constantly on hand at their establishment, a
full assortment of fresh GROCERIES, consisting fine
Teas Wines Tobacco, English Pickles. Sauces, &C Aiso
in store, fresh supply of Uermetcally Sealed Peaches
Tomatoes Green Corn. &c, which we are selling low.
The public will find it to their interest giving
an examination before purchasing elsewhere.
80 Goods delivered to all of the city free of charge
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~ VALUABLE DWELLINGS AND LOTS


ff.st VALUABLE DWELLINGS AND LOTS,
GA AT The THE : F L y IS VILLAGE,
r,ri,,s col, ~, NO fI,t : SALE N, At AUCTION.
on the premises the following described very VALUABLE
All fii0sE Two LOTS OF GROUND AND INPRovP-
front the South side Jefferson street IS feet and extend
3i teet TO an alley The improvements, which nearly
new consist OF two handsome twOstory and attic BRICK
BUILDINGS with one story kitchen in rear. The grounds
are neatly paed in, with handsome poco in front and
OF excellent yard The property will he
sale. " e " "aS oI
Terms of sae-Onethird cash. one-tird in six months
C g Ill Twelve m0nthS with interest and APP
proved security f: J. CHAISTY, NJ. D.,
.-o,o,o S. II. COVER, Auct'r
my4''o'io'iZli 81 Baltimore ST.
It:S ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-UNDER
AAaABALTIMORE CITY, fhe undersigned will nn.r af
public auction on TUESDAY the 18th Nav 1850 at the
p NJ 'OO"''' Oh second street. at one o'clock
l. ALL THAT GROUND AND PREMISES At t,e north
east corner of Pratt and Poppleton streets fronting about
seventeen feet on PoppetOn street. and binding on Pratt
street feet two feet Of which is kept open
for an aeyway for Lot No 2,with the improvements con
STORE, with good brick back buildings, subject to
ground-rent OF SIG so Fer annun payable haryeary
he first Of January and July See lease from JamesC
W B. No 1884, folio SO, &C. also ber f. d. No 3d. folio
2 ALL THAT GROUND AND PREMISES, adjoining
more less aud depth of eighty one feet with outlet to
Pratt street as above improved by three story BRICK
Sunct to an annual groundrent OF thirty dollars payable
hayearly on first of January and July Title as above
IermsTone third cash and the balance in six and twelve
T. PARKIN SCOTT,
Administrator.
S. II. COVER,
mYl2aWtS AurtiOnper
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Hunsts, IT,, for Sale and Bent.

g. FOR RENT.-The very desirable RESI-
SnH DENCE No; 275 WEST LOMBARD STREET. The
- house has all the modern improvements well and
centrally located. and convenient in every respect
immediate possession can be given.
Ann
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.stsnratts GuuIpanies.
THIRD TRIENNIAL STATEMENT
Il THE
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

o..-, January !, 1860
heScrVe oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 252,5gU 10
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$l,OI3.65l Sc
The Directors have declared Dividend of SIX PER CENT
interest on the outstanding Scrip for Profits heretofore
iotted Also Dividend of THIRTY PER CENT the
LIE Premiums entitled to participate at the Third ricnnal
Allotment; Also dividend Of FIFTEEN PER CENT
te Term Premiums I'm like participating All
which dividends are adjustable at the time of settlement of
the current years premium.
The insured who have not before made their selection,
may at their option (sgncd the time of adjustment Of
e above dIvdends) convert their dividends BONUS
increase of the amount insured by Life Policies Or by an
equivalent reduction Ct the Annual Premiums
C. Y WEMPLE Secretary
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NEW FURNITU RE

Na9 WAREROOMS.
w 1.-THE undersignCdwould call the attention Of his friends
and the public to his Warerr oIns, and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance of the patronage he
long enjoyed at the Ul dStand.
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Stocks, Gxtbanas. III.

MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
1HI CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
p. II. SULLIVAN,
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HnbLft SaIfs.
BY J. II. CANNON

q. GENERAL 4 UCTIONFFR
No. lOS WEST FAYEfTE STREET,
Between Charles and Liberty streets.
having taken the Office under my dwelling, No les FAY
Ge street will be pleased to friends and all those
VINO may have business in my line | shall give especial
tenti1n to all sales which may be entrusted my
anu VIII personally attend to the arrangement and selling
furniture OF families declining housekeeping Also,
anu other Sales of Houses Lots, Farms, &c, at the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

A FRENeH VETERAN.-Geofge Hynes, a survivor
of Napoleen's grand army now living at ludlow,
Mass, is brought forward into the light of news
paper notoriety as presenting counterpart to the
case of Mr.. Farnham. He is now rising eighty
years and although quite feeble in body and mind,
yet recalls with much interest and mnuteness the
scenes Of his early life. He entered the French
army in 1874, being about fifteen years of age, and
continued a soldier until approaching the close of
the great expedition to Moscow in lSl2. He was
repeatedly wounded, and carries upon his body
several scars received in battle. Among the en-.
gagements in which he fought were Austerlitz,
Leipsic, Marengo and Borodino. He was present
as cavalry soldier at the terrible crossing of the
bridge of Lodi-was wounded in the engagement,
and three of his brothers slain.
He attended Napoleon inhis expedition to Egypt,
and with painful interest recalls the siege Of Acre
the forced march across the burning sands of the
desert-the thirst and hunger experienced, and
their skirmishing with the Mamelukeis, that ever
harrassed their flank and rear. With the remainder
of the French army he eventually returned to
France, and never for once losing the place of
hussar he finally set out in that grand but Inflated
expedition to Moscow. When within the territory
of Russia, and almost before the walls of Cremlin,
dispirted by trials that envroned the royal army
on every side, for once his fealty to and love of
Napoleon and France forsook him, and with thirty
five others he deserted and safely made his escape.
After many pers, hardships and eircuitous travels,
he at last arrived in the United States, where he
will doubtless spend the remainder of his life.
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sl,s2,4@ IS


: a.
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be rcns mbered thht the 18th of July 1850 before me-
ihe udessigued Justice of the Peace, and the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi-
dent of the Crescent Muil Insurance Company Eew
leans who being duly according law does depoe
say that the foregoing and tue
transcript from the hooks Of the Company.
THOMASA. ADAHs, President.
Sworn and subsorbed befoe me, the 9th Jny 1860
d. r. MITCHELL, 2dJ.P.
The Board Trustees resovedo pay of SIX
PER GENT IN cash ali tho outstanding certificates of Prof
lis a holders thereof their legal representatives and
aftss the SECOND MoNDAYtn In August prcxitno.
Also declare d yidend of THIRTY PER CENT $50 per
ccnt the Net Earned Premiums of the Company the
year ending the sd Jnes 1850 for which certificates viii be
lssned and after the Grst day OF October next.
And resolved further thai after reseryng One Million
Dollars Of Profits, all the outstanding certificates of the
issue Of the year 8 be redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proxrno-intefest thereon cease
from eBh June nit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
sIs 1ATRE FIsnEn OF argxSg.

a y8nge Baanre came toe ye pensyye shadde.
DSunns by We pabblynge brooke,
&i3sj u gfaydeb yresfe settle they're
hhFHge re linne and hooke;
Alia ne yorEe meane in ye aabyrn haire
p7ade setts hiInme d0nnne and locke.
S9oiIe Too and froa We shaddowes goe
a 0selTe hire xrolic cksome hayTe;
Ta NStsffe lillyes coRlde Hctfe Shove
Al fsyce thafte wos halle as fayre.
ss8aae shaf ypnge lnanne, & Let ye four's blow,
lhegs eaul Jthe hire compare n
s{3 I]sTe dyvEnue, soche poure be thinne,
S9a grates eftsoous is thy myghte,
1aat 10 p0ore yonge manne he tumbled in
Iii zonEe a woeinlI plyghte!
Ind W MAY den fayre, with hooke and lime,
BIZ LAdy ykin gotte bytte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

NOTICES OF ELECTION.
NOTICE OF ELECTlOIN,I. ~

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
sssasas Fsessnsy, t. 4aoSas 6iSfs"5oaa g. aooRh d H.
S 6sr GSysrneI ssa. 0f t ihs State os L9Ssans ,d ne
sqs sss % ssF sa M IL s,iS
bcr 1850 purpose choosing SIX Esstors er President
and yss President Fl the & United States as follows to
he rsrshes q PSquemipes aud 81 Bernard The Tbird Dis
One Bscof from Se eeond Electoral De COMPOSED of
the Second District Of the city Of New Orleans with The
the mfsi6f RI | SsS 5 % S
parish of Orleans lying The right bank Of the Mississippi the
james Ascension, assapon isfosrche sa TerrsSonne'
m One Ess,or q g@ n the Fourth EstS5s District composed Of
Helena Eeisiana West feicians Pointe coupeo
oSs 2Ss em ss0a s F KRafS fsso sas 'S D
the Counties Of AEapHs and opeos and the Parishes of
One EIecor the Sixth Electoral District, composed Of
the Counties Of Naehtoches Onaeta and Concerda and the
Parishes Of Catalonia and Franklin,
The r9 St NJ oP b II esGP @ l EeSa rreene fG hs
said 9Th day of November 1860 the purpose Of receiving he
and Clerks to bc annonci
b. The ag,horss designated BY law The Election g
shefiGs once Parish of Orleans September 20. 1850
+, =. PARKER Sheriff.
A easso y ae FTlssace hSs sits S % s In
de Eat de Ia Louisiana date du de epebe 1860
ssseR MSFp BsI RSss'9
ct Vice des Eais us eonms ai p0u'
Tn Electen pour Premier District Electoral compose des
pRroses de Paquemine St Bernard u Troseme District de
la Sonyelle Orleans ct du faubourg Tr6me.
I'm Eleeeur pour e Second District Electoral compose du
Second District de la Nouyelle Orleans reScepou
bourg Trem ct lie Premier District de la Vile dc Nouyee
Orleans
I'm eceur pour e Toiseme District Electoral compose dn
Quatreme District de Ia vile de Ia Nuuveo Orleans cette
gartie de "a Nouyee Orleans qui Sc Ia yoe
heuve Mississippi des paroses de Jefferson SCharIes ST
Jean-Baptse stJacques Ascension, Assumption Ifrehe
ct Terrebonne.
I'm Eeceur pour lie Quatreme District Electoral composs
des pareisses dc Tammany Washington LivaRson ST. He
lena Feliciana 0nes Fecana Pente Copee Est BATON
Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge OF fberville.
I'm Eieceur pour le Gnquene District Electoral
des comtts des Attakapa opeous ees paroes Rapes
OF Avoyelles w. ~ '- IN
I'm Elecleur pour e Sixeme District Electoral compese des
comics de Nachtoches ouacha Concoda parosses
Caahoula ct Franklin.
Les Polls seront ouverts dams cha1ue ACCOMPLISHMENT dec
ton depu henres ~ asqu'a heures r NJ le dit oar
de nnvcbe 1851 feet de ecevor les bulletins slecenrs
qualities de Ia Orleans sous Ia surveillance des Com
msares ct Greefs qu desgnes par rau,os comps
tente.
dectlon devra ere condne rapports en- pcata dew
ront eire enyoyes sousgne charge Dc les
fornement Ia lo
Bureau du Sheriff pnrosse d Orleans
lie " dc sepiembre 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

M'MK DEBAR's DANciN9 ACADEMY. De-
Bar the weknown gy accomplished instractress OF
fantastic is again her post having feopeued for the
season her dancing Academy, 1876 street. between
Jna ahd Girod. The community New Orleans ara 50 la
nlar With Mime nsBs great efficiency teacher of dan.
eng an ways brought into rcaasoa In petite society,
thatit ia UNNECESSARY thai should add word Of
atio 10 reputation we'll earaed fully sustained The
hours Of teaching the information given in
an advertisement, to which refer the public,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
slth 0rIsalls 1aiIp Grestert.
;rr EcYsp POETRY, TALES AND MISCELLANY.
aHx PRoprcs.
Vi NV, i, ilszrsrnAp.


Sweet IRE iIe dreams pf you, % realms
Oh everlasting bloom.
The voicss ef y0Rr spicy woods
Are iloating through my room
Theneh nioaHtAins r!se and oceans roll'
Xl,1 deserts glare between,
They CANNOT anench yonr hues, nor hloe
Yoaf world of shining green.
Z ~ sense aiar ID spirit nigh,
Tha hgisterens NeEth. Wita sieet ana snow,
Kpafs round me foxen eayess
And, MfngliDg o.er TIE plains Tolls on
oiaad es wlthere1 leaves.
#g eFas be1sqid 5nem not see
isaa Qf claudless SKIES, -,
HiqpE lts green ana shstenng sa1eS
&1efAai summer lies
a'er beds ST gold ne waters sl e fun,
81.
E From Northern shores t2 taose slsls ssfssiiis
Depart the fsathery clolr
/ /. 9hsre the dainsnEo s.oops 20 queheA
y. Her witg q crimson nre s.
There are fAe neeRs ~ ysssssiMous M soalus
Tflat thzill 5he aIr 81 nlgne,
/ I11e pEsiass whose nlitowy herpage glows
Wlth supernaI h9ni,
and Eanks Of leafy cFests arise
..l
! shall behold them yeS-my eyes
Shall wander o'eT their pioom
sAfs shall bear the rush 81 wings
Along their seTdans gloom
llHFe parrots gi,sfen on @ tne pousn
Asaa serpsnts gleam below
And tigefs Up tne tIlcAess N n IL eip'sel'
My restless 1891 snah go
1 YET snsif Reaf tne iioh :, : ! soas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
DENTESTRY-=

ssSasssssa LOSS Of TEaGTH-Dr. j. WEST
III 81 Charles street. continues 10 supplv the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or apIines %
llIIIJ Jnpon ha new principle Of self adkesion This
method hes procured him universal approbato rees-
as eens1 he most ingenious system OF supplying ARTI
TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and masticaon and perfect natural
II appearance defy detection by closest observer r
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold all the modern
improvements Those interested will find statements t be
entirely and scrapulousiy DR.. W. his sRcee
THANKS to the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity for the
practice they favored him with for the last een
years Office and residence 2 ST. Charles street. second oo
from Lafayette sunare
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
-'Q I.
Calling a Minister.


Squire Skinner, said Deacon Jones, you must be
aware that a meeting has been warned to decide on
settling our candidate for the ministry ; and /
called to inquire if he received your appreciation
shall not vote for him, said Squire Skinner.
Do you not think him sound in doctrine asked
the Deacon.
Entirely orthodox, said the Squire sound to the
core.
Isl not good speaker? asked the Deacon.
Never heard better, said the Squire.
Is he not an agreeable man? inquired Deacon
Jones.
Perfectly so in most respects, replied the Squire.
Surely you have heard nothing against his moral
character2 said the Deacon.
Not lisp, replied the Squire. #=s
Squire Skinner, said Deacon Jones, we ought to
be frank in matter of so much Importance if you
have any real objections to the settlement Of Mr.
Stebbins, | hope you will tell me what they are.
Squire Skinner took his long nine OF his mouth
held it at some distance from him in his left hand
looked straight down the garden walk win great
deal of earnesness, and replied: g Deacon JONES'
will say to you once for all that will never vote
for to be settled over this ancient parish who
toes in when he Walks.a
Deacon Jones rose to go. He saw the Souire's
back was up, and it was folly to argue with him.
But the Deacon was true Christian, and did not
wish to go without leaving more agreeable I'M
preston on the Squire,s mind so he said in the
lnildest manner possible, Squire Skinner i hone
you will attend the meeting tomorrow night and
hear what our people have to say on the subject.
Possibly you may change your views. Your opin-
ions are entitled to much consideration. But am
bound in all fairness to say Mr.. Stebbins is SO
popular with the people that think there will be
a very large majority in his favor"
Squire Skinnerrose in great excitement; his face
was flushed his left hand held his long nine, and
his right arm was raised like pump handle he
looked as much like spread eagle was possible
for man like him, when he exclaimed with the
eIoquence of Tom Stevenson, Deacon Samuel
Jones, let me tell yon, sir that if you so de-
mented as to elect pastor Of this ancient parish
who toes in when he walks, LII for one sir,
will abandon the whole Christian religion.n
PRENTIcIANA.-Gov Wise thinks Virginia would
be disgraeed if her electoral vote were given to
John Bell. What when she has voted for Henry
A. Wise as her chief magistrate? The Governor IS
an egotist
Mr. Yaneey had strength and ingenuity enough
| to break up the Democratic party. He may fnd
the Union made of tougher material
How poor fellow must feel, after sleeping aud
dreaming that he is a patriot, to wake and find
himself a Breckenridge man.
Our Douglas and Johnson friends had bad luck in
raising their poll last week.-l Florence Gazette.
No worse luck, we trust, than you had in spell.
| ing it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

care these bells ringing for fire ~ inquired
Simon Tyberias. mo, indeed,'' answered Tibe,
"thay have plenty of fire and the bells are now
ringing for water.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

At the top OF the mast Of a yesselletely wrecked
off Deal England, is sea gull's nest, which, with
the aid Of glass, is visible from tho beach.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

a..... aes .zs. ze. kOIICEI OF ELECTION.
%3JAIS1kSS. Pursuant to Proclamation HIS
Ezcelency THOMAS o. MOORE
Ss.zS Sf2sASxs Governor Of The State Of Louisiana
bearing date 2lst September 1860 the
qualified SeteEs Of that portion Of the Parish Of
the Mississippi river hereby notified that election will he
held on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of November 1866 for
trict
The Polls win be opened in each Election Precinct from The
honrs OF eight O'Clock Al NJ till four oisock r. NJ said
9th day q Nevenber 1861 for the purpose Of receiving
votes o. .hs qualified voters Of that ion q the Parish Of
low he election 70 DO conducted and plcae
The Undersigned, returning officer, according law.
sheriis Office, Parish Of Orleans, Oct. /, 1850
E 4. PARKER Sheriff.
A Wis SDELECTION.--Par suite de In pro-
IA cauison de son Excellence fftOMAS o. MOORE. Cou:
Serneur Ne ta de a Louisiana Ia dale du q
emhe s6 es eectcurs qualities de portion parhisse
doFleans esi dn heuxe Mississippi par present nethts
quune ELECTlON tene IL MaRDf sxemc jolf de mo-
yembfe 1850 pour Commssafre u BnIeau Trayaux
Publics pour le Premier District
Les polls seron dams chHque reimbursement
dpnis huit heuras dn main psqu quae heures raptes
midi e dit Jour six dc noyenbre 1850 eet lss
bulletins des ectcurs qualities de portion la pansse
dotlsans susdte Ia surveillance Ghmsatre3 Ell
Gsfiers qui sAfpnt dasigHGa par Autnre contpeente
Leection eyra condute les pcatg
ront ee evoyfs sousgnt ehargs De les ransnee
fomement a Ii loi,
Bureau da sheriff Psroisss q Orleans,
ol 12tins r. i PARKER sh6rtf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PrOr1aHnmtion.
-


MAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEANs}
City Hail. Nov 5, 1860 (
being duty hh dsyovss alike Oh ths efsn and 81 Rp
authorities therefore in hs execution OF the powers conferred
the granted by law the ayor and City Council the
ever the maintenance Of order The public safety tranquility
John Monroe Mayor of the city Of New Orleans hereby
direct 81 coffee houses cSbaes and other places the sale
a s G Pc essca SSca on n ssS S Ps being
ne ssS n AND members q se poiee fierce viii take efficient
SsFpa'as N e T. mi M9NEoE 9Fg y,xor
COMPTROLLER---OFFICIAL.
GoMiTRoLLERs OFFICE,
.n=..-# City OF New Orleans Nov, s, 1860. )
[.... No. 1881
Resoeed That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
the official journal for furnishing and delivering he
best quality of Pisbng coal to the city Of New Orleans
yeyors Office said adjudication subject to tho approval
isignedl LEA F. BAKEwEII,
sIpned President Bp'fS 3 4 SiSaN hssj;an' Aldermen
49,, President Board of Aldermen.
[sgncdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
ehr, lS60 VIII adudcate at my office at L. o'clock NJ the
n5 1T v.pUPLEssIs COMPTROLLER.
ooMprRoILER's OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, July l. ls5s.
mo. 2129.]
EsOLVED. Thst the Comptroller be ara
standing in the oicia Journal hat aecordonee
a y 81 @ss anss
under authority Of an order from tho Comptroller
'ecordanss Tssaa9 wah the ordinance reterred TO-
lssnsa' President Board 4 4 asssIi rhao9 A,a.,m,n
- President Board of Aldermen.
tssnsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of tho officers city and of the s re-
ps'faly called to tho foregoing resolution ,,ssr
WE II ComnsronIar CITY Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

How He SOLD THEM.-A few days since an
extra train, loaded with jackasses, transport
ed over the Louisville and New Albany Railroad.
The telegraph operator at Salem, boy, getting
wind of Il set afieat rnm0r that large delega-
ton Of Democrats would pass through at q certain
hour. Rumor, increasing as it flew, said that
many eminent speakers were aboard, and that
bands Of music accompanied the expedition. I'm
mense crowds of enthusiastic Breckinridge men
repaired to the depot, hats in hand ready for the
expected cheers. When the train Numbered in
and au aged and venerable owner Of pair of
fabulous ears stuck his head out OF q stock car
and gave vent to a long agoni2ing hehaw that
fairly shook the hills around, CONSERVATION seized
the crowd and in two minutes not Democrat
was to be seen within mile of the depot. Com
plant has been made to the Superintendent against
The operator, and he is in momentary expectation
Of a notice to quit Lafayette (ta.) Journal.