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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

THR DIFFERENCE
Il Bsswcon Retail md wlolssss Pncesh go
~. .., . q, Sn nr.s coo ,,s. ..1 q ,r,s. A =
n'I avn sa's''' q r. ;a' Z c. psS.: f'asnss
TIA ,,., I'M ,.u,, S ss .Sst aus .ssr . N BIZ
!obbns stcck Of Dry Gvod Of retail u ~heessis prizes
Among ,he many nduOemeu.. held put w y issad-Sa
usrt Plain color. Fsncy and " hooe' ShAnst
''''''' Article. for frs.siins Dresses.
uo,,.,s, o r.iai ,osn4s Coed. smbro,ssa
GopSs for Men, add fhiIdrsa's Wear.
Psr.sols and Umbrellas,
&C., Go.
to which VIC daily adding chssp goods sm tbs sscOns I'D
purchasers may roly Spon andins good, and pdnca
and The, We mean ,S ' r., Coz :sc. Win ss offered
AT THE LOWEST Wholesale PRICES
COURTS No 70 Cedsrst,
Afe~ door boo 8roadssy. ss.. die
q j. BALM, Z
Os sAsurAcTvEsK OF Oe
SHIRTS. BospMs, end COLLARS. No. Barclays. N Y.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY,
10 PURCHASE E LEG ant f LACE or
BUIPiN' GRE6soN ELLIOTT
Bsress Ansl.is BUSTERS. 1t 81
MC-h.ir and CLalHo BUSTERS ct "a.
Bsicso and MG g, T s ~ complete at s6
Bsck LACE MhNTiLL IS o su' = to he faes, ,ds
BaoA ik MAhTItaAs and d AR eA6r Of every quality
OUR siLK AND OTHER MANUFACTURED srooK
iFormerly GEO BULPIN.j
No. e6I Broadway.
NINE. DEMORESTs Prize Medal SKinls-
WI For elegance durability and economy ssp,ss Al other
sSs ses ss and b.ss css oes T. s
Broadwsyi $40 and fFs Canals 6rands IL ath.y nc
Fulton aud pieTTcpontsts Brooklyn CheApeN ana oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

A DESIRABLE Plot of LOIS FOX SALE
N between BROADWAY and CENTRAL PARk--@ Lot
on 18th ard and 18th which 81 tho best opPot
tunI,,e for Investment or speculn lou In the market
8 EDDY 4 Co No 81 Libcryyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
Booze, Bboes, ST.

T AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEFFEkS Of No. sa Broadway would respectful, sohci
he ladies' Of Nswferk and from all parts Of the Union 70 o
and ersmna Of French BOOTS ane
SHOES and Toilet and Bridal SLlPPERs Prov"
con with the imss
JEYFEks No. SIS Broadway OPP Aezsporsas.
&S CALF sEwED BOOTS FOR &1
SpeJ WITH STITCH, cas- BI w
PURCHASED at No. l59 CHAMBERS-ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

TWO Families and eight single persons can b.
Il commoJatcd with BOARD In inst class private board
tho Hudson Address fol Particular A. A b. Nc. lS6 Mont
geometry st. Eewbugh, b.. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

4 ,EtOi ivi } W.. HADFlELD q SOM
~ FIRST PREM m FIREWORkS.-Af full assortment Of
hs best quality Of tho lowest Deaes are !esp
fsly iRvf cd 70 call FOtLDs IT,, NO ~ Jonne-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

s1A1 GURNEYs GALLERY, 707
6Ues Ne. nT Broadway, ar. slsck below ths sOss
Nsw-YoSk Hoss1
THE DYING TE-CUM-sEK.
asd other elssant pieces Of ststssX, 8 -
tHEVALlEk PETTHICH
op,n from 10 I'll Admission =. , =. os1x
Rn-Ths PHOTOGRAPHIC EAHlBIIiON oALAkhf
1. essn for FREE INSPECTION hem 90 N. tnsP m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

DUTNAMs PATENT SPRING BED-The best
Il In use VIM NJ PUTNAM Agent
No. lei Centre q. linear Canal), ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

IOWA INTEREST," interest due on the let
prox, tho BONDS Of tho stss Of Iowa will be psd
and after that date presentation OF the proper Coueons
Office No 100 Broadway ATWOOD Co.
New York, Juns "a 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

lJTYroy OF THE LorasswsALTH FIRE IssURsScs Cal
No Wall st., New YORK. June Fl, if1
DIyIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
~ THIS Day declared sEMI-ANNUAL DhLDhsDa
An' "''-'- WV GEO. 7. HAwS. Sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

A CKNOWLEDGED AS BEST-FOREMAN's
"A ARCH SPRING BEDS; price III 80 20 ga A BED
seaA Spring. and Mattress complete for 90 Mattresses Of ~
knds cheap ChAS r.. FOREMAN,
No. Great Jones st, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

L,IREWORKS.-A general Assortment OF plan
and colorej Fireworks best quality for sale By
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
No. 22T Weshtngtonst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

HALF mum, HALF INJuNEER.-Where the engi-
neer of the Atlantic, and Great Western Railroad
Company has been engineering the grade for the
road near the headwaters Of the Allegheny river,
New York, there is quite a remnant OF the Seneca
tribe of Indians. Their land grant is half mile
wide on each side of the river and forty miles in
length and inalenable forever SO that they nor
the State or Federal Government can sell even to
the Railroad Company for their track to cross it.
They cross on leased ground only. Thus this tribe
have been unlike the trolling stone gathers no
moss,n but have become rich. The old chief has
very pretty daughter, well. up in her teens, and
strange to say, about year after the engineering
commenced this forest fawn had occasion to exer-
else maternal care. One day the engineer rallied
half orphan. Ugh,'' grunted the old chief, I" half
Injun, half Iniuneer." Maybe that speech didn't
bring down the house of railroad boys, and maybe
that engineer has never since heard that ominous
"UghH tBoston Herald
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

Conviction OF REGuLAToR.-Enoc A. Nor
gan, one Of the regulators who whipped and beat
Edmund Bingham to death, in May, 1857, in Mon
roe county, was tried last week, in Owen Circuit
to the State prison for twenty years. The case
was taken to Owen county ON change of venue,
and tried By Judge Bicknell, of the New Albany
Circuit, who presided in place of Judge Claypooi,
the defendant having filed an affidavit that he was
prejudiced against him. This is the third trial he
has had, two of which took place in Monroe county
On the first trial. the jury disagreed, and were dis
charged; and upon a second, lie was convicted
and sentenced to the State prison for nineteen
years, but obtained new trial.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
a caR1srMAs PnrsENr roR EYrRYnnnY.-snob

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR EyERYpoDY.-Sueh
the vs,iey goods kept by the Reilly Co.. No.
l3i Canal street everybody be they gentleman lady girl
boy mistress maid man. there find some.
thing that would oy please but he eryceable
what M more interesting that these goods being offered
at per below cost in other words half
price But tbs not in the Of things that stock goods
however extensive coud last forever People Will buy under
snch circumstances consequently The stock will
that of the styles Of goods hand viii be disposed
Of Therefore would be best for all go there stand
upon the order of their going GO encc they may lose
the golden opportunity Remember that Christmas but
once a war
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

GuNos's HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-some men are
gifted by nature with genius for discerning the beautiful
everything that they Like the practical ewele they
able to distinguish amid heap of vaueles rubbish The
stone however much may be disguised by nteaton
dent Such commonly called Of taste They seem
to know by intuition that which will please only themselves
but the world in general Such Mr. Guinon of the
splendid variety No. 20 St. Charles His
been for Of the most remarkable the
city and contains stock which for its variety and exaodi
nlendor il would be hard nd superior Purt
This Gunon has exceled himself getting up his
steckit is various II Is large and as beautiful is yar
No who wishes make friends Christmas presents
should neglect lcong this stock. could be hardly said
that he had good selection un.il has done so
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

ELEGANT LAMrs FOR CHRIsrMAs Presents.
acceptable ecald be made lady who keeps
house than of Ar. Il. G. Cogert's lamps Their
merits such that they fist becoming the rage
family where one Of them cannot be found will he looked
upon behind the times indeed There be no doubt that
ee lamps the best iunlnsto after gus yet invented ard
ia point of and elcanliness superior 10 ali We
hope shat the ladies will be abe prevail upon
opuehase of those lamps which
ured for Christmas PRESENTS They got up style to
naTlent aay uatoF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

y Tor cleaning he Ciai0orna Canal from Eplanade
Anthony street and for digging the Claiborne canal from ct
That part Claiborne Canal existence in the cen
street. shall cleaned dug shall feet
ss he ind y @ o SIX sa ia s
that part Of Caibo street, from ST Anthony TO Elysan
the center The Froneoaae which shall have ten Feet
@ # M 81 'e f. s sf a d ron 1 S @ RS six feet deep
The sides and bottoms Of said Canals ha he neatly cat and
given by the Gfy Surveyor and dirt sumps roofs etc.
shah s eas. feet froE the sides Of said Canals
An br Iges across said Canals IS well all ratings the
contractor be by repaired
in their former condition previous the making of settle
The shall bind himself have dams constructed
by him opened night to prevent the water from
The whole work shall under the supervision of
An The materials and labor eqnled shall be of the best quail
The contracter shall bind himself 10 begin The work in the
ten lowing the of the adnd cations by the Com
penalty Of len dollars per day each and every day
Payment in the completion of and acceptance of the
same by the City Surveyor.
Ir nsn s Se or & NE ns
h s snsn e y ars T9 3 Y & % s aS a
applying court of Justice nnnu the and without
demniy and il is also well understood that in The
complete the same oonormy with the contractor
done by him tho date of abandonment and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
thereof well understood that in the contract
esod the contractor and his securities shall bc held and
hound sodo pay the city all loss difference between
the prize at which the contractor originally contracted
form the work. and the price at which may be adjudicaed
aresale or feadudeation.
Bids per running of 2os the whole work
complete.
New Orleans December 2l. 1860. 5.,5s 5..G55-
(signed) LOUIS Fl. PILTE City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council,
[Sgnedl BENZ. S. HARRISON, . os.,A.. +
tsgnedl S. i. KINGSEAND, Shalhlsh'
Registered December %, 1860.
ALFRED A. DUcRos,
dai 1t For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
d December Fs,saa6s 81 1850 1ouS = MONROE w.vo-
Inn h44h.l-
~ - ---- NO 544O,I
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING Hotels and Boarding hou

AN ORDINANCE concerning Hotels and Boarding houses In
the city Of New Orleans
SECTION Be it ordained by the Common Council OF the city
Of New Orleans that hereafter every proprietor Of hotel
boarding kept in this city and capable Of eccomoda
and constructed capable carry
ing all the slops and oas from said hotels we'll he
any offensive odors at the hour hereinafter designated
SEE That shall be the duty the proprietor Of every such
erage from their respective establishments in
constructed aforesaid and emped into the Mississippi
the hours Of II O'Clock r 81 and o'clock A. M and on failure
do night above ordaned each and
dollars before any Of he ReeodsF Of he or
any Of jurisdiction for the Of the city
any hotel boarding house this city empty be
empied the sops os Of their respective establishments in
tain and carry aeady established amy from their
closets pryie into cutters Of the streets the city, and
section Of the ordinance. shall be liable pay
hoe Of one hundred dollars recoverable before any q the ke
corders Of this city, couIsof Jurisdiction for
the Of the city for each oense and for day that such
sec j. That Il shall be the duty Of the Street Commissioner
to enforce strictly this ordanee and the eatenants Of police
hereby report said Street Commissioner every ncon
That this ordinance shall take effect and be in fnll
force from and after the list day Of January 1851 and that all
SEC g. That after the day mary 1861 shall be
hotel boarding house in this city ascertain whether such
hots1 boarding house from capacity accommodate
and in such require from the proprietor at
such hotel boarding house bond with solvent security in
pance respectively with all the provisions Of this ordinance
and SHALL BE- the duty Of said Treasurer furnish
license for the keeping Of hoie boarding house in this
city. ,.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSignedl j. o NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
d32 St sieaedi JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
Mt(u g)rIeaas 1aiIp CrGstelt,

marrha OF fas rskEs oFzs il ON asas
lie Il tie I;tsle child that danced go gladly,
Laughing has gladness in the sunny wind,
From Yonder cottage long hetIasiHg sadly
i fsir communion with an absent mind.
Nos oil We fiuur our leaves at Autunin's feet,
And shook wild mrssc to tiae wIntTy shy,
Snca lingering, ia sweet dreams Of dreams to greet
Our solitude, youth he Wandered ny
and nop, wish silver flowers of Heaven te crown
Hss wakine dream, into the Past he steals,
sssarv child I lie lies in sunshine down
1uehg our flowers child again he feek.
II frfait.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
To ras I.Apsrs i thus that Mi. Peter o'Don-

p THE I1Abiis-It Is thns Ihat Nj. Peter O DOM
heil hsad4 his which appears columns
goods sheh be possive hsy VIII ADMIRE aud because he
nows we that whatever say admire Is bound popular
With she gentlemen We base looked Mr.. g'Donnes
seck and without hs.atlsn declare il to be ost com
Hlrte and yecd9 He esFtansy hAvs xansacked the
manafaSteries 81 splendid thnz both IN this country and
Europe % have gathered as various collection OF articles
y deoa Of making handsome present Christ
e5 surely hnd IN this store Tho goods
y ihai ess which whis p1e te ieek be put TO
20 ehsE bus all desgeed 10 useful pnrposc
assEns aliy rish ornament AS examples of this will
nli attention 70 few articles which attracted attention
aest pafealary. OF writing ssks snd wortboxes he has
ost msgosnssns IN nspsr mscse rosewood and
taHy Aed OUT With every conceivable arrangement add
sheg also beautiful portfolios splendid Of
iasaments. acts Of cesnen aud outfits for
aaF n sas pocket Diaries gold pen
md snei easss ese., ate An hse goods af new designs
add ii ahe znese quality
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

THE UNION GREAsER GuS.-There is general in
dignaton among our people, at the recent purchase
Of George-Law muskets $4,000 WORTH for the
hawked extensively over the Continent, for sale
equally notorious, that the fact, that Wide-Awake
George Laws ownership Of them, caused many to
believe it to be true, that the guns were refused
even by the GredSers of Central America. We
are told that the Governor directed that weapons
should only be bought after huuing been proued
by an United States Ordnance officer.
Gen. Henningsen has written to Governor Moore
letter, strongly praising these guns. Neverthe-
less, they are only fit for Wide-Awakes, Greasers,
or Chinese. Brave white men, fighting for their
country, ought never to handle such weapons and
the tests which the Governor will apply will prove
this.
Col. ]. R. Powell, we apprehend, has been
roundly swindled. s13 for such gun, is four
prices for the arm, which the Governor should sink
in the deepest spot, in Mobile Bay. George Law
Faughl Montgomery Mail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTKoLLER's OFFICE. Cry II tLL
New Orleans, Dec. "a, 1850.
No. 5432.j
Resolued That the Comptroller and lie hereby anhor
lied adeate the lowest bddet after Eve days
The official Journal for cleaning the Claiborne
from Eplnale ST. Anthony street. and for digging the
Claiborne Canal from st Anthony Elysan Fields street.
tue work be done in accordance with Specifications
the Surveyors Office and the said adjudication be subject TO
the approval or rejection of the Common Council.
lSignedI J, @. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedl LEA T. BABEWELu,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December 20 1860.
lsignedl JOHN t. MONROE Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY the 3st Deem
ber, 1860 will adndcte at my office at IL O'clock NJ the
above contract.
d24 It " DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
/ EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

~ ~ E9 l4hHItN q Ntt, IhUN kJUNWhHb,
Manufacturers Of Vertical Horizontal Seaz Engines
feieFs, Singer Mills Veeanm Pans sugar Kettles QlaheEs
FieFs Steam and Horse Power Draining Macnes Saw Mills
Gin Clearing Iron Colnnins and Fronts for Buildings, Furnace
mouths fae Bars etc. and all Machinery rsqa.red for the
South. ue+
been duly authorized End prepared 20 eo=arre
STIIIMkNS PATENT BAGANSE FURNACE.
sel7 d&Ely
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

DEuxIEaE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE r. e. CAM.
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. MAGK-No IL, ,T67.
A Wis est pnr lie present donne aux erean-
IA ciers de la 1e Succession
celia peat dayor daduire sous dix dser de
La prsene publication les aisons pour esquea compte pre-
senta Exdenteur Teamentare de dte succession ne
sera point approuve homologue ct les entire SEES
mains r5psEs eonfornement dit compte.
Par ordre de la Cour
dz4 q js2 G. A0REL, DepntA Grefier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

psxnoNp Rnsa.--A valuable diamond ring has
heal fcapa by sesE paper to.a5 The owner
So ossa ly applying "a oaiess Hovardsef she ptse o.
Sa fSii;sf " Police. seeaasfiiisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

Taaz HnkrrF sells at auction this day at noon at
he sis street. the Hoaf,
Diss1sct fsssg en- Fs Second Third Liberty and ST David
Sifeeis gss advertisement. Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

Doors, sss.oEs AsD WIsrER eLoTHnG.-We ssn
dc asntIon se sails q bess Shoes and
eioti IL fat place ihis day 10 o'clock a.
,seas BIseba soos. Ne. So Charles street
Terms ns safa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

A SCENE NOT PROMISED IN THE BILLs.-The Gin
cinnati Enquirer relates the following pleasant
little incident.
Several weeks ago the community Of Dayton,
Ohio, startled by the running away of the wife
of gentleman of that place with man hailing
from this city. The deserted husband yesterday
came to Cincinnati and last evening espied at the
0pera-hoase his truant wife and her male attend
ant. He eoolly stepped up to where she was sit
ting, and tapping her on the shouldar hade her to
follow him from the theater; the lady obeyed the
mandate, but scarcely stood she in the aisle before
her attendant was at her back. The husband in
censed that the man should thus presume upon the
wrong he had already inflicted, wheeled about and
hit the fellow blow in the mouth that sent him
sprawing to the foer, the blood in no small guam
titles gushing from the part that had come in such
sudden contact with the husbands fist. The po.
lice here interfered and arrested the husband and
lodged him in the Hammond street station.house,
the wife and her companion taking advantage of
the hubbub to leave the theater in company with
each other.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

srcosn D1sTRIor Gouar SUCCESSION of Il. 8. CAM.
OF New Orleans. MAGK-No l3,767
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
this Estate and 10 all other persons herein interested
show rase within ten days from the present notification
they have why the by the Testament
ary Executors of this should nat be honooguted
and approved and the funds distributed accordance there
with.
BY order of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24


#as'sta =. r. e. s es7a =
he d TIE litiie child that danced 80 gisdly,
Laughing has gaadness IN tie sunny Wanu
From Yonder cottage long hetrayiHg sadly
4 fSif communion with an absent anind.
......,,,.s.. e,S+ ~
NOT ott ws nnoK our ssases - ~ .esS
And shook wiid mus's e s,,r y ~ ,t
Since lingering 10 sWess oteas = @ y
Our solitude, yonth he wandered ".
,s;.s. s;sver Bowers 81 Heaven te crown
2 1H s n1s53 y ~ snt ina past Id steals
4 - = H. Jse lies Il, s,snsbiue dawn
"A nssy ,.- tso,ssTa sbjid sraiT ie feefas
AaseAH SAs - : ~ s fPiais
: ..
80 II 80. s.,sx.,. y,e.,s.wasn
8 .---s--sss----
10 shs fexsssatsFe Of The State Of Ioasisnss
II . - nec. 8. fsg9.--Hasing been unex.
ssiss ,ssaveutea fr,ra returning fe the State
tss5 /; IL NOW s st "a ION il eozasel with nv
fs1ioxgoitisens ii tais n oensons criss feel ii due
~ s s el as rayseIf. ID make public declara<
y "a s ,, rsrari to Inc alonor Of Loaisi
ana ana sGe security of her people. abstain from
otsEznE Hny ressoh ih 81 slsss op,nsoas
hoping so9a e 1e sAosS - sa -
y any " ineaehsson ea " s4'ea'1 Ss 1eau'ts1
1heas 4 ss.. = ,,.., II,
4 lnat tfgs tSeii,s " = ~, ia 81 nus' "
moi msloEsts 9. tns @ peuele e ~ III, =
hosNss tg 1sl1 HIS snss .s sssls ss
mas nseh aaso sns ssssas
9s anlnncF tnas ~ Y a9NhSea s " rs
penn5 5nas she y sa ~ ~ tis
zar sle sxsssenes " ~ se @
Gahetcst9M oA r pSssoAst MISUNDERSTANDING .s S ".
they sIfaneoosS ~ 4n s ,s
zEon tne e. sbsa ~
q b. 4, = - , ~
aasell & saas Sis ~ t;s
~ ~. ~ Ss ~
s.s ls9 gnss sesse 1850 ~ n
- - - 9s9', - i've s. , ana
Aa.'s - W sp.i.s ti r. y =
@ MassEaa IN VIZ ~ ~, c,.h a,
,sss IN sss =, sa. .'rost
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
.ENn. h442l

Whereas per before Theodore Guyo notary public of
September Mr. Martin Leroy assumed the obligation of
mortgage Of S5 which granted BY jacques
Gnenon per passed before Michel de notary the
2h of July S in favor of the city corporation, in order to
peretusl payable annually Of six cent
capital mentioned. which forms part Of larger
capital Of per the act firstly mentioned.
whereas said assumption Of said mortgage by said Mar
Leroy upon certain lot OF ground with all the i'm
thereon Fauhog Trc in the square bounded
Rampant ST. Philippe st Claude aud ursnne measuring
French meaure 81 feet frout Rampant by ~ feet n DEPTH
forming the corner of st. Phillip street
Ant whereas, said Martin Leroy willing. and proposes
pay the city Of New Orleans the capital thus
by Rim of the perpetual aforesaid upon condition
that said shall aud be demandab in the future
oe it therefore
Resslged upon aforesaid Martin Leroy paying
the City Treasury the capital Aforesaid that the Mayor be and he
hereby authorized execute, In the Of tue city,
releasing the afoc geebed property from the mortgage
privilege resulting from the contract OF ground rent Aforesaid
iSigned LEA H. BAkEWEII,
.....sI. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSgued J.O NIXON,
IA, President Board of Aldermen.
az s. Issnedi - JOHN t MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

NO. D4alJ
where's Il appears that this minutes Of the Of the
1852 have been copied and entered The journal said
Board, therefore belt
ResotGea That Chairman Of the Finance Committee of
said Board be- and he is hereby authorized TO those
the aforesaid which have not been copied and
entered upon the Journal aforesaid be copied and entered
upon said journal within short time possible provided
that the thereof does exceed the of six hundred
doats and provided further that portion Of said shall
paid until the whole work shall have completed the
sascion Of the President said Board and the Chairman Of
the Finance Committee thereof.
[S.gnedl LEA F. BAKEWELI .l
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl j. o. NIXON,
.=...g President Board of Aldermen.
d99 St signed - JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

New Orleans. SAMUEL J. WALKER,
No. S729
II VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure and sale
~ TO me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Gsur
of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed 10
sell at public auction the City Hotel street between
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, the 9th day Of
December 1860 at II o'clock M the following described
property, 10 wit
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District in the
bounded by St David Liberty First Second streets
Lots and having each front of 30 First street by l00
feet deep No. forming the Of First St. David
fronting also 100 feet on the latter.
q THE LOTS % and u front each 26 ST. David street
by $50 feet deep Lots Nos Il and IL have front on
Liberty street by l50 feet deep and the lots R H. A. 49,
49, % q and % have each front of 26 Second street by
100 feet deep Lot 8 forms the of Liberty
streets and has 26 feet front Second by 100 deep
front on Liberty street
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash the spot.