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MILITARY Organization In Chicago.
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Military Organization IN Cn1caEos
Editora Chicago Tribune:
"In time Of peace prepare for war" is q
good old adage, and now permit me to ask,
What are you doing in This matter? What has
this city done for her citizen so1d1crs9 Abso-
lutcly nothing; ,eorr7s Of encouragement wc
have plenty-We want something more sub
etantiaL. Companies that arc organized 1crc
are compelled not only to furnish their own
uniforms, their halls or plsees Of drill, but
their own arms and equipments. AS far as
can learn the city does not Own single mus
kct, After repeated application to tue city
for a1us-old muskcts-anyt thing to use in the
d1iIl-room-bands Of Young men Wlllsng-eaE- AZ
ncstly wishing~-to perfect themselves IN dill,
have been compelled, after failing In" to
break ranks without accomplishing their OBJ
5cct: others unwilling to distand, possessing
. true military ardor, and the means, have pur-
| chased their oHn mnskcts, and are now not
| inferior in drill TO many Of thosc companies
you have so highly commended:
| Believe me- Messrs. Editors, there arc many
| young men who would jump for tho ranks
had they the encouragement they deserve, or
| had they the means to meet the tax or ASSESS
naents that must necessarily be cntaiied upon
q company obliged to furnish SO much.
it Of you. What has become Of the Military
Tax? Cannot Chicago Eaford to furnish her
volunteer companies with respectable mnskets'
! If not the best? PH1NEAs.
| thted3ot Dec. II, 1871.
TIE 1R1su BR1aAnE>-Thc following ia &
copy Of the official order reinstating the 1risl
Brigade in service:
+ HEpouARTsns OF Tnx ARxY, An1'r GKN's
OFFicE, " WAsfNsroH, Dec. II, 1851. )
ANY orders that may hive been given from
this office, or from the Head Quarters Of til
r Western Departments, for mastering ont 0
service Col. Mu}ligan's 23a regiment Of Eli
: nois volunteers, Irish Brigade, are hereby re
: scinded, and all discharges that may have beel
! granted theretrom are revoked. The officer
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The Yates Pha1anx.
Editors Tribune:
Permit me to say through yonr paper, that
1p.oposc to return to WiDiamsport, Maryland,
oil Monday next, 2Sd inst. All Packages or
letters left at 68 Washington street, will be
carried to their destination; and also on that
day will be found there BY such as desire a
O'Clock p. N. ...........
would further say, that if any young men
desire to join either Of the companies OF the
regiment, now fully armed and equipped and
prepared for active service, will take pleas
curing their transportation to the place. All
desirable information will be given 1t the time
and place above mentioned
c. S. MAcREAD1Sa,
Chap. seth Reg. III. Vol
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, !,
LII Conducted by the Spanish Government. nao
In drawing OF Nov 30th 1861 No. Il rs drew El51e0o:
No thsM drew fAnn; No 5292 drew $500: No: 5245
dreV $l6oco 81 numbers drew 81 go each 1 9ntnsfa
irev ED0 each. lG approximation numbers 500 each
Tetsl amount drawn 4 CO., Prtzea csshcd and tnfo!
n1ation furished BY TAYLOR q CO Bankers M y Wall
| street. \. Z. ae4QN34f1W
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MARINE LIST.

PC RT o F. G H / G A G. 0
ARRIVED. ..........D dec. 49,
Schr Ocean E;sle. Galligan. Buffalo 1G0 m lumber
Schr G Bai1y. Foster, CoI1ingwood, s0m lumber:
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SOLDIERS AID FEsT1vAL-The great event |
of the week In the way Of benevolent enter
prises is the Soldiers Aid Festival, now in I
successful operation at Bryan Hall. The din
ncrs set by the Indies in charge are Of the most
tootheomc character, which fact is we'll I'M
dcrstood, as is shown by the great numbers Of
Indies and gentlemen gathering there Of after
Moons to get d meal, and contribute their mite
to the fund In aid Of the sick and wounded
soldiers. The dinner to-day will be equal to
those heretofore furnished during the week,
and those Of our renders Who haye not yet
tried their quality, SHOULD do SO ut once. In
the evening there is to be an old-fashloned So
ciable and donation party, Ut the llall, also for
the benefit Of the men who have gone out to
fight our battles. Aside from the benevolent
object sought to be accomplished, the interest
Of the social circle and the pleasantrlcs Of the
occasion should draw large attendance.
Mus1cL.-In another column will be found
the advertisement Of MessrE. Payne s. FIRE.
heck, music dealers, No. 142 Lake street.
Mr. Payne is well known as the organist at st.
James church. The new firm deserve gen
erous share Of the musical patronage Of the
city, which an examination Of their stock
will be found to warrant,
WHERE TUE GAzELLE COMES IS.-A news
dealer in this city called upon Ban1fozd d
Baldwin, q few days since, to make some pur-
chases In the course Of trade it was sug-
gested to the news dealer that he would do
well to lay in q stock Of "Great Expeeta-
| tions,'' as it was meeting with rapid sale.
| The news dealer thought q minute, looked
wise and replied, II guess TIL wait awhile; If
it sells vel, .I'N tkc some Of zezt months saa.a-
.6crs.'' The two BIS, after gr:svely informing
the newsdealcr that "Great Expectations
was not magazine, retired to rear room and
! exploded.
Tic news dealer was evidently simple, but
he was very wise pcrsonagc in comparison
with lady who called at Buck d Rayner's
drug store on Saturday to obtain bottle Of
thcwell known Farina cologne. The lady was
McFlimscy, gorgeous in apparel and
fascinating in style. McFlimsey, With
sweet smile said, s'Mr. Rayncr, have you
sny Fariua cologne?'' 'tYcs, ma'am, - bIandly
replied Mr.. Rayncr swell, then, you may
| send two or three bottles to No. - Wabash
avenue." MeFlimseJ, after paying fol. the
cologne, started to leaye for her carriage, but
suddenly returning, said very swcctly, "Tou
know, Alr. Rayner, do not want it unless il
is made FROM tie veyy freshest Fasinaz" Mr.
R.. by powerful effort collecting himself, re
piled, "oh, yes, Miss -, it is the yer,
freshest: the Fariua was picked only feV
days ago.n McFlmsey departed pcrfcctl,
| satisfied. Which Was the freshest, Farina q
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indeed they should rcmatn long as At present: T..
S. coin Or $a15@s.eoG -e5: Missouri currency;
go head heavy a9erage * Teght gs n IT, M soia eo Fl
& s., coln, Of $sl5 to ss 20, Missouri currency.
ST. Lou1s-Thc Democrat Of this morning,
quoting the market for the day previous, says:
There slight @ VIZ g tie srst "a fst
way, we could not trace to any reliable authority
o1 ea11ent nhs1e 6@ " es po % h
tat this whole aaE ensnated from iatcrfstsd fssra
being more coin here than WAS eTeT known be
fore, and 60 much that 1t Is becoming
eps est bnsinsss n as dessaa s
ea somsthine s must ID Be done So tea pot tenn
ss atfe q hs
nsnity: The New retE Banks nay sas; ;;
taG taa eo2e1nment eS 0ta c1ed And tbcf SUSPENSION
s q SsRE ssaS Ssz M E RfFaSsz me1a
securities, and like the suspension Of 1857, viii
affect the price Of gold very little. Gold vas gen
eEn sea tg s eof eaks he
transactions were very light ct even that, There
have been large receipts Of gold here the last
week, and there fsmor to be feared from foolish
desire 10 hoard 1t, than from bank suspensions.
from the Cincinnati Price Current, 17th.I
The receipt Of hogs during the week, the season,
and for come previous seaEons, we're asfouo%s:
BY raii"ays' -
Ffom Kentucky GOO
utlssa n-.-.--'''----'---'---'-' +'~1
Total for the week. .45.1a5
Slaughtered at Plainxille this season. 1892 9oo
do at NeWtown do ---'.-"- -2oo9 2ooo
Previously reported
Total this eeaeop. Sa1
Same time iast a. .Ssa xsar--..'' ~ Ta1 1a1
eMe Meat sPn Par y was offered freely today at Ssso
Crime fierce, Green Meats were dull Il astc fo1
shoulders; sK@S4c for hams, and sn8sAc fol
sIdee.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, 1sth1
| The market for hogs has declined &c = 1o0 bs.
mainly In consequence Of the danger o. difhcalt!
with England, andthe trade this afternoon closet
se aar At f@S q SsSe2 % b IT. q 1eddeE
tho I'D Goo hogs packed here so far has been takea
ieh las sons rgey into consu@p
| ton Our local packers hare lad no confidence i
the trade, and they have not allowed stocks to ae
| cumulate on their bands to any great extent.
outsiders ehould cease to purchase, or English OF
e1ators to buy, the effect upon the market woul
be sudden andlmarked, as stocks must go into COL
years, Notwithstanding the wants Of the arm,
Although the Government has purchased In thi
market within the last fortnight, near two millio
! pDHH0S Oh D1EAH7 tlE tt9Eh AEiE az tIGsEAt 4He
not fall far short of two Thousand hhds. includin
14c0 hhds eidce, This shows how slowly th
stock would be disposed OF If anything should il
| tetrupt foreign exports. The decline In prices
hogs, therefore, is not surprising.
from the Toledo Blade, 1Tth.]
The continued warm weather has placed pc
| feet :" deadlock ~ upon the market for dresst
hogs. Quitea mum mber arrived by teams to-da
but were slow Of sale. as parties placed high ii
ure-3l4c OIL good hogs. Small quantities Of poi
arc arriving BY railroad. but the warm weather r
strains operators and but little is changing hand
We continue our quotations $2.6o@3.a5, a.
weight.
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COMNIERCIAI-

WEDNESDAY Evening, Dec. Is, 1851.
The following are the receipts Of leading artic1es
or the last twenty -four hours:
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md men Of this regiment will be considered
as continuously In service from the date they
were originally mustered In. Col. :Mul1fgnnfs Is
authorized to fill up his regiment to the maxi
mum standard Of an Infantry regiment as pre-
scrfbed by law. By command Of
MAJOR GENERAL. NJ CLELLAE.
L, THoMAs Adiutant General
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FANCY GOODS AT Auc11oS.-This evening,
at O'Clock, Gilbert, Sampson d; Warner con-
tinue the sale of rich China, Bohemian glass
and silver-plated ware and other fancy goods,
ut their auction rooms, No. So Lake street.
This being tho closing sale, buyers will do
well to attend
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THE CITY.

Hons OF THE FR1ESnLEss-T There will be a
rpecial meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of
the Homo Of the Fricndlcss at Bryan Hall,
uppcr room, this afternoon, It 4 O'clock
1mnortant bussness Is to come before the
Board
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Yorre AMERICA AHEAD.-At drumming
match held at Canterbury Hall, on Tuesday
evening, the prize, finely and appropriately
engraved silver medal, was won By Albert and
Alfred Lanegan, twins about eight years Of
asc- There were fourteen competitors for the
prize.
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TEE SAFE RoBRERY CAsE.-Edward Burns,
charged with the robbery OF Paymaster Kin
zie's iron chest on Sunday morning last, was
yesterday afternoon brought before Justices
Akin and MiI1ken, at the Court House, and
an examination held. 1t appears from the evi-
dencc Of John 3. Kinzie, Esq, and police OF:
fcer Dixon, that Burns had an aeeomphce in
the adair, named Frederick Heisler, who, he
charges, planned the robbery and aided in its
consumma.ion. In fact, Burns confessed,
both to Mr. Kinzie and the officer, after his
arrest, that he and Heis1er had carried the
chest of, at or about five O'Clock on Sunday
morning, and buried it in hole that Heis1er
had made on the previous Wednesday night
for the purpose. Happily, there was but a
e1na1 sum in silver change In the box Ss44993 10
tho funds Of the Paynastcr being lodged
in the Sub Treasury vaults at the Custom
House; and happily, also, the officers we're
acute enough to trace the robbers to thcil
place Of deposit. Burns WAS held in default
OF Il 600 bail for trial at the Recorders Court
and aeisler remanded for further examination
to-day.
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a GOOD ArPo1s1AEsT,-Licut. 1eaiaIi Il
Williams, Lieutenant in the RumEcy Rifles,
18th Illinois Regiment, has been.a appointed
Provost Marshal Of Rola, Mr, Lieutenant
Williams is we'll known in this city IS former
ly connected With the police force. He Is an
active, intelligent, energetic man, superior
officer and Union to the back bone. Under
his administration in his new capacity the Sc
ccssionists Of Rolla and vicinity will sing cx-
ccedlpg1y small. They will ind him, though
small in statue, big in execution, and probably
cannot please him better than to leave an
opening for the exhibition Of his authority.
B-Thc ninth annual meeting Of the Ladies'
City Traet and Missionary Society will be
held in the Young Mems Christian Association
roome, this Thursday afternoon, ct o'clock
IN Interested in systematic monthly distri
| button Of religious tracts and papers through
the city and neighboring camps are invited
This Society is sustained by seven Christia,
denominations, the pastors and ministers Q
whose churches are especially invited to at
tend this meeting and advise as to future op
cratlons, E. F. p1oK1NsoE, Sec'y.
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NEW YoRK SrocK MARKfr.-The following are
the quotations Of the Stock Market today:
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Twenty more good men wanted for Bouton's Ar
tillery Company, This company is rapidly ming
join this mvorite arm OF the service to apply at
once to recruiting office In ". 7. Danie1s's cigar
store under Mntteson House. dc17-1w
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ScHoonEas- Mary Collins, Arctic, Madison. Dos
ton, Sioux, B. F. Wade, Oneida, New Lisbon
America.
SCow-Georgc Neville
Tue-Lady Franklin. One vessel Of 75o tons on
the etocEs
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ticipated. The stock Of bullion in bunk and Sub
Treasury is $1,a29, 900 less than on Monday last.
The general impression, since the report Of the
rcncy must undergo IN earIy chnngc, has no doubt
had1ts practical influence not only on the rates Of
Foreign Exchange, but on the quiet Withdrawal Of
Exchange today have been greatly unsettled, and
the actnnl sales Oh London at 110xD11l per cent,
7Teeulposes an immediate suspension Of payments
settled In currency Oh Wednesday next, the day
Of sailing OF the Cunard steamer. The market for
Money Is aiso somewhat unsettled to-day By the
are demanded, where the security and margin up
Oh rev loans are made satisfactory.
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HENRY GOLDMAN,

sold the Store the corner of Poydras and Baronne
snail gge whole and entire attention my aore
az sos, 81 and ~ Canal street. Thanku for the kind
me solicit continuance Of the same.
sha always keep hand the gteates variety snecia
issJ sltner Medienal, Chemical or Philosophical.
any other. : ~ 9s = ''t uo' AeeP
Orders from the country win be flied the lowest rates, for
tell iy HENRY aoLDMANN,
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G0MPTk1LIER'S OFFICE
City Of New Orleans July T. 1855
No. 2l29.1
u ESDk4Y E1ES, Tgfat the Com urrgeAier he a y,f
a. be hereby authorized and required give notice 6y
hhdi in the ocis! journal ttat accordance
9Th the ninth secton Of orncc No. l4i2 approved McI
'J 1874 the C9uuci will not bill against tho city
Contracted under authority Of order from Comptroller
hccordauce with the ordinance referred 10.
lSignedi e L. TRACY
49, President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tsignedI l.. r. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 2S 1885.
tSgned] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention Of the officers the city public
pectttily called to the foregoing resolution.
iyl6 Comptrofter Civ Of NeVy Orr,eans
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eg hiases The FIR ni.,rs snss s ns ssss al
hS striking e e %sgGs AN ~ X aSaa ~ con, sreiE
coaeaTienss Is recommended a tnetoGr ie svfo
aG III 4 81 Ss5 ssaf aasas h q
s9yasSs II III seSnd psst
"a resolution agt y ps Street coa,ssoner
A&sf RFs ssl %P y II y
t Ia n j. me n oae EY g e
Fill oSor asS sssa sS s 10 cl con
drew street. With river sand or street serspiugs,n
81 E EsTSslIAE9ban
w. JAMES l.AYlS.
Rssof-o 4bat sii,siiea2p by tho CouprolleE Of con
b. Sgirculity, Fanci co sanchofor the SUM thirty
3 rs 5 SSsy Tie eea yGs
and Vie Mayor authorized enter into contract with the parties
Rs,ssG Test adicaton " 5hs conpyoileg OF con
calvert in Melpomane Canal en Camp Claiborne street.
l. Francisco ssnGheiot the sum of faytywo
and TIVE sans hereby ne sseny aerop ed and tbs
tariRl act for the performance Of said work.
Rsso0e TIst The adjudication by ne Comptroller Of
+ To ans 9or sn ISi cr H.
laa complies and twenty-five cents j14 ne superficial foot
he sans is hereby aproEed The esnty nereped the
Mayer to enter into contract with tAo parties per
i:'oess T9at The anlal,e ion 9y tho comntoerofa con-
stones Willow street from He.a to Florida Landing, to j.
co COssrurity Dennis CFon&pt 81 % n4l sinner.
fetal yard Of round paving fni and mi conplfe
g0t per superficial foot Of curb and gtter stores furnished
and laid coruplste ami S per iron bldg Top furnished and
laid mnate be and e is hereby approved The security
accepted and the Mayor authorized enter into co Tact viii
thepnries notia act for the ppro of said work
s0tred That extension of eight months fam the pro.
mitigation Of this resolution be and the hereby granted
Nathan Stephens on his for taking m and relaxing
diasonaly the square block paving New eyee street from
Canal to Esplanade street ~
esorci farther That extension eight months from the
PRONUNCIATION OF this resolution be and hereby to
III contractors for square block paving the city of New Or.
leans ~ -
Mr.. Beggs moved that Mr.. Magfoni be added,
on the part of this Board, to the Committee
mentioned in the preamble and resolution invt
ing the State Convention of Louisiana to adjourn
to this city, and agreeing to provide suitable hail
for their deliberations, with the necessary commit
tee rooms, etc., adopted by the Board of Alder
men and concurred in by this Board this day.
Carried.
Mr.. Dupr6 on account of the arduous duties i'm
posed upon him as Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, was excused for serving on the committee
referred to in the above mentioned preamble and
resolutions, and Mr.. Fremaux was appointed in his
place.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, the 22d inst, at G o'clock P. NJ.
JOHN Z. HOLLAND Secretary.
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sEGogD JUsT1GE or THE PEACE, IN. WOODS VS.. JOSEPH
~ {2r i y, P 3 q Orleans GANEN-lio 1866.
me directed by the Hon y, f. Mitchell Second Justice Of
ence for the Parish of Orleans in the entitled suit
vi" proceed to sell AZ public auction, Court hore
door No 80 ST. Charles street Commercial Place on
SATURDAY, l9.h day of Januarv 1861 at IL O'Clock NJ "
One HORSE, CART and HARNESS,
Seized in the above suit.
TESMS-Cash The spot
jas II 10 W RI WATERS Cons,o,,
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For the speedy of Intermittent Fever or ever and
kemlen Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague PerodcaI fIend
acne or bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers ndeed for e
woe c Of diseases originating in hillary
by the Malaria of Miasmntic countries. 0o4
ne gre enabled mere TO Offer the
le cures The above complaints with certainty * Xiii mar
iecy narnes in quantity. remedy is nvainai
II, u3els where these affecting disorders prevail This trey
eNpeS e uasnatic poison of Fever and ACME from ,e
tenn and prevents the development of the dasea
~ appl9hch OF It's fenoniory symptoms II is not only
M oeSt remedy ever yet discovered this class of conants
put so inc cheapest The large quantity we snnnv fn oj
u brS II within the reach of everybody and In bion ;5
~hle ever AND Agre prevails body sn1ld have
VIZ s y freely ho tor cure and protection great sIne-
ot5 OF ,s rcfeey other ever iscoyeTed far the
y ana certain cHre Of fncrntients that it ne
or mineral consequently produces no qunisn or other
INJURIOUS elects whatever upon tho constitution Those esra
by nra left healthy If they Ind never Ind The isSs
eYef and AEe is not ElGge the consequences Of t
poison great variety Of disorders nrisa from It's Irritation
among WINCH nre NeprHlgi Rheumatism Cont Teadgche
BnGnGSs oQhace Enruche Catarh Asthma Panitatinni
AHscton Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain In The BnyTels
n2 ana arrangement Of the Stomach al of when
wtn oi IN tS cause put intermittent TYNE oY
scoIhe peoolca iniS CuRE expes poison from tho
bl31 anu consequently them alike It is an inyaI
uapie oecllon to Immigrants persons travelling or e,
or y while exposed to the Infection that will &c eerete1
rom e system and cannot accumulate sufficient ounntv 10
90 Disease more gaual3,e far nrnee
ton than and few will safer from Intermcntsf
thy avail themselves Of the protection this remedy aora
prepared by llr. J: G, AVER & CO, Lowell Mass
sold BY JOHN WRIGHT & CO.. Nos. q and ISL Chnrtrea
street. New Orleans and hv all Druggists ielS GniEW
I G.. FLENTINGa, GAS FILTER AND DEALER I'M
No tInrr tol p1,r
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NHApEAU Gil stltbU3S, Il GkrOKR = 100 eases
" in quarts and pin Of this favoe Wine, store and or
sale by s. d. GRATIAA a Co,
an 50 0ussomhouse street.
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Compound Extract of SarsRparEyys

me most etectna remedy which medical skill of ouy
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal MALI
ady It Is combined from the renedins that have
peer for the eXurgation of this disorder from
e 0ood and the rescue Of the system from its
Scrotna but also those other affections which arise rnno
suG rs Eupyc and Skin Diseases ST. Anthonys Fire Rose
ErySipeasi Pimples Pustne Bloche Blains and Rails
MINORS IesF a9d SAT- Khem SGad Head Rngworn RRen
Debility md indeed all complaints arising frnin
Impure Blood The popular belief for ipty Of the hioor
founded in TRUTH for Scroula is degenerate Of the hiood
Lee particular purose and virtue of this s8rhparia is p
Is impossible in contaminated constitution ~ ~ NsatNS
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EHPAVE1 DU QuAFTsIEHEE1 DISTRICT. -El;s
~ tie coHuIit depot e ttYr n Qttrielne District
de PAnnoncAton entire lNyenue Washington Sxieue
tpHve-
lne Ve"he rouge Ryant les scitcs
nerX CAbs HHirs.
~ les dts AnfDauN son r6ca& dams fourH
frRis pays lis enchere minuc M dit dtp6t
10 FEADREDl, II dc iHnvicr lS6- a 10 hetres I. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF, CoInnissafre DIES Rnes
Nonrelle. Orleans 7 de ianver 1861. ia0- 1t
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CONSTABLE,S SALES.


SECOND JUSTICE or THE PEACE PLANES CousLEY vs. MIR
Parish of Orleans. No 15j3 - ''A'-ht''
ny VIRTUE OF n writ of fieri facias to
- me directed by the Hon. u. F. Mitchell Second Justica
Of the Pence for The Parish of Orleans in aoge entitled
writ, VIII proceed to sell at public auction in the bar-rnnn,
the City Hotel situated Common street. between Narazna
9n n CuP streets on SATURDAY, lGth day Of February
"A CERTAiN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
C Oh ms G'y m The square bounded Johnson rn yirr
Gayez ana Perdo streets Said lot measuring 70 feet ncSa
front on Peido street by l20 in depth said lot Him.
DESIGNATED rs ot No. Of said square. " 'e
Seized in the above Sur,
AHf-Sho-oaSh on the spot ". II. WATERS
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6. FLkGNIENGR. GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
Gas Fixtures No Harris Row. t542 Magazine street.
9eaE tne narke viii attend faithfully and punctuay to al or
der entrusted to him. Stores Dwellings, etc tad m nIi
and on easouableterms ~ N"AS Wy
orders Eff in Box No. $40, Mechanics Exchange
"it' Re V+SfNpHS a'1enaeoto 10. ms "