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gurniture.
q 2. MATHIOT & SONS
esss7 SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROG&s
~ Nos. Is AND - NORTH GAYST
Near Fdystte 81
extending from Gay to Frederick stree.
I,ItES on Jiau large assortment Gf every variety
ioUSEtJisD AND OFFICE FL RE, embracing
Bureaus Assorted coorg nf 'Tafe-a fratSe
BmedSteads, Cottage FuTni-! Arm Chairs,
maSfStdniie, ture Rocking Chair.
Nardrobes, Wood Chairs, |Etageres,
spring Beds Office Chairs. Marble rahl-5
Mattresses Of Huyk Barber Chairs iRaaaDtin: AMI +.
tAof anu lar. Cribs aud Cradles, holstereI Chars
SOFAS, 'Sde Boards, iSettces,
- EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
reasons disposed to purchase invited call ana aiy-
cur STOCK Examination which for variety and quality e..
workmanship cauantb eEcre by any establishment t
count. a. MATlIIOr son,
au54-'s Nos IS and q North Gay street
HENHY ". JENKINS,
AZ PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. is LIGHT ST,
has on had large stock Of and constantly maui
t'n every description OF CABINET WARE, Of the
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
nE!iS HOLSTERS and PILLOWS of Hairor Feathers IRON
BEDSFEAI lS suitable for Hotels, servants &c iqcf
q NEW URNITURE
E51 WAREROOMS.
1.-THE undersigned would call the attention his friends
and the public to his Warer LARGE
and varied assortment of Eurniture His being ALL
NEW, and ofths best workmanship, with very moderate
prices lie hopes for continuance Of the PATRONAGE he hai
20 long enjoyed at the 81 dStand.
THOS. McGLANNAN,
- - No. 4G West Baltimore street
30 FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CARE mh2Stf
I
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. E NJ o V A Ii
OLD AND WELL KNOWN
p II 0 # 0 G r 4 P GALL ERP

JOHN Fl. WAL2L,
FROM 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
- ~ TO 2l3 VEST BALTIMORE STREET, va
Dust opposite Coran Co.'s Splendid Marble Buildng
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
81 ONLY ONE ESTABLISHMENTS, AND NO CON
EECTI0N WITH ANY OTHER.
In thanking my old fe"d and customers for the very
liberal patronage bestowed for many years past my Old
stand am happy to inform them Of my REMOVAL tn
above named large and splendid Gallery, which have
fitted in the best and most costly style, and where am
now prepared to execute all kinds work pertaining the
Art in the best STYLE and in all the branches known
to first class Artists and at prices which cannot fail
please.
As import my Materials DIRECT from Europe, and in
very large quantities can ford more liberal terms the
quality of work than other similar establishment
in this City. And as devote undivided 10
the Art can the best and satisfactory work
snd the most prompt and polite attention
John H. VAIL,
Proprietor OF the Southern Photographic Temple Of IT.
aul36m 2l3 Baltimore strest
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a IN RsC = "a
Fire Insurance Company
GF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED IN THE YEAR 1910.
CAPITAL AED ASSETS,
$3.50, O0ol
This OLD and RELIABLE Company, with large paid
np Capital Stock and Surplus invested in sound and avail
able securities continues to INSURE all kinds Of Property
al the LOWEST EQUITABLE RATES.
Losses promptly adjusted and 9id by thu unders
duly authorized AGENTS
E. J. RICHARDSON & SON, Agents.
No I Franklin Buildings,
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100 SEWING MACHINE 100
1Cc EXCHANGE JsF
WILLIAM THOMSON,
MACHISlST AND SEWING MACHINE DEALER.
- MACHINE SIX Thread, Hemmers, Binders Guages, Oil,
Oh Cans, Screw Drivers, &C. and all kinds Of Machine
Needles in general constantly on hand and furnished
to order, wholesale and retail, at ow prices New
York.
All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired in thorough
manner and sati faction given charge HACTT!N
STITCHING done to order All orders by mail promptly
attended to-
NO l93 w PRATT STREET, DOORS BELOW HANOVER,
n15u BALTIMORE. ND
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pOARDlNG.-A small family having two
Bspare rooms, would let them furnisle or unfinished
with wi hout Board to two three gentlemen Apply
t27 CONWAY STREET, near Hanover. ausi-tf
ApOkRDING.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
bcaa have pleasant front back with beard ant
the of warm cold AMI shower bath Location very cen
tr a. Transient boar;ers accommodated and furnished
rooms let without board Apply at % NORTH GAY ST,
few doors north OF Fayete
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StOAas, @utuatts, TT.
CarnfsrrEs. &DT0nhrs. liz.

So FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
aS "a all the varieties Of each kind SeleSted from
5000 i'm portations of n w CROP TEA, expressly for the
use of private families. the quality If which can
not he cXceitd either sly of IRENE fra
graacc. For sale by WA. WHEI4AN, No lA2 Baltimore
street, between North and Calvert streets. slIH
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DnbIit SaLfs.
SY H. LENNON q CO.
MS WuApE

BY IL. LENNON q co.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF
4 IN WEDNESDAY, Goth inst, at II o'clock,
~ at Warehouse Buchanan's wharf
Do HHDS. P. R. SUGAR
% Do. CUBA DITTO.
10 Do N O. DITTO.
10 DO. P R. AND CUBA MoLAssEs.
Stzos R. LENNON Co, Auct'rs.
HHs AFUE12 n. GOVER
As.;s1 LARGE AND ELEGANT
DC; THREE-sToRY DWIEII5XG aS EAST PRATT ST
VIII be sold on MoNDAY H4TGII0N g., .4,.
tes bEze RsI Spf doS wing de-
Hyr 5f 81 GR PR2PEEF 3
t td,, on the HEIGHT Of MOUNT WASHINGTON on
Pra street e5 F de AND AND D i b5
i Tb on WASHINGTON street 100 feet to i2 feet alley.
story Eric DIV ELLING with treesoTy brick Back Build
manner best ara heT ana Dg IN the best
large and @ wg a aS dern with
there gsfy also ss sma 81 fT7FPS 2r6o|
f9Rting on washington street which has been occuped as
1c &c The situation IS 6ig a H f9 f94 business stand
beautiful view Of the River Harbor City and surround
s sb T. &c SUBJECT to the ground rent os25 Redeem
Terms of sae-one third cash, balance six and twelve
i Ee = n d So !; p Coz S. F. COVER Auet
J"l' ''i' -'-2,zo&22 81 Baltimore street.
E::1 TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of de-
- as Court Of Equity, Tie subscriber, as Trustee viii
DAY, the l2th ay If F[brarv AZ on h7
ALL THAT PIECE or P4HCEI 81, typ1fITu. Ill.
and lying in the civ Of Iign6Ta and siiimI-
that IS to s.y: Regi1ning on i} ~ ~ ~ ti ioio"se
George STREET NJ ta CIR % tG suuIn sle Oi
the corner formed Nv HE ~ az ron
i;aor,ra 81 Of - ''E OF me south sde Of
n ng thence cSsvyadIT o. bTahg street. ana run
;laaa strt nou1lAlIE on me sou II sue OF
TIia6 ~ ItI anu SIX inches to the ground,
Is5i az r. T,,nE !&te the IAN day Of April
y! . was 'ed ny Eohert Taylor and wife to James
ing on fyqt ,r w lam IhtncG SouihWa rdly, boprd
bred and tEirtIy or g. 20 ID tLie street. wy nun
aliev: Theme Trrs-arT.t- -, IL iI..+,
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5ESgCaE G1ag aFIts.

S"@SseH-' S'i!4 @iists'
EEOWARD FIRE INSURANCE GUNPANF
1,pp,cr : y o,, %, OF BALTIMORE
Policies issued on every desc[iptian on - Pro-
y against loss ny FIRE. At q the lowest aies , -
James NJ Pouder ''A"' oS D'f Il 7 Wcr1ebonob
Wm. Or 0rtS oT ne GB,r r,5,1.. J. "kin''
Aaron Aaron Fa m Sn,''h' hf,ishs i Fs,Sns
Charles fic0man, {. F Howard R R':s,
ASST 6 HARLAN "l;hiA&-,
EeALTTN0
-
-
''2" ',A''@ o'APANf
:Ho"""o'ATSN 1897
{ = L 0@' H.
OrFTcE-No. SorrH sTRzf
r,.,,- ,,.,..,,.,..,...
JOIN .. ""N3hOaoN' PRESIDENT
NsuRRsi1yes roa ONE ,7,,, ..ry,,,,
aNEutrfgs ro, ,,,,,,,. ,.,,.,,.,,,,
''' ''I' AVE" iH''SoN9'
EH"oW&EETS FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED. either Nc. Uor,or ~. ,,ni,,m,.
at the lowest rates
,,.2rrr,RS.
ma, ~ .,,r.,.,,,,. 1919 IN.
WIN q. HARRISON, j ]. DDNALDSON
6 J. DONALDSON ,IDprncp
c, 4. sCUARFFR Gro . cI,so,,
:, =. 1Ni". "a i'' 'h' D ''iE'oN'
T.. Il. CHAMBERS HOBT. A. TAYLOR
r Il. COi.STON Secretary
ok. +. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner
,.ts
- ii franklin street.
& 1DAT,E'S TESITRA NftE acpSCV
,-t,.,.Sl -, 80 = N''t' y -
- CoAAsscitL BUILDINGS, GAY 81
the ,iaa5,sst A,.,-t ~ r. coAilfs
" N''' E'TSi''' Win i!'il powers, i'f the
>, ,,,--,,,,, - FIRE.
A N''' = n. ~ p n NI4 Coi!A-E
Nas'i sss''s' %F'H'i3
.-,..-, -,-- ..-
'f'''-' i-'''b M w COhPANH, Or NEW GDEr
C&Sh Assets, si,i52,VU.
,.rr,,, u,r,,,. ,,r,r,r, -
~ ! TIM iN5t ASCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD
Cash Assets, S22i,2iS
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South th-Carolina---Kershaw District.
F. W. PICKENS.
December 5

BY WILLIAM N. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE ORDINARY
WHEREAS HARMAN SOMMERS APPLIED
w to me for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chattes rights and cred
its OF Adoph Sommers, late Of the District aforesaid
decd:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas-
ed to be and appear before me at next Ordinary
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the ninth day of December next to
show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted,
Given under my hand and seal, this nineteenth day
OF November, in the year Of our Lord thousand
eight hundred sxty-one, and in the seth year of the
Independence and Sovereignty of the State Of South
Carolina WN NJ BULLOCK O. K d.
November 90
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ACE OE SEQUEsTEsATsON.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
IN dcbtcd to . alien enemies" or having property in
their possession, OF any manner shape FORM in
cordancc with the provisions of the above Act IRE
siding within the limits of Kcrshaw DISTRICT arc re-
quested to make their returns to j. V. LILES Esq,
who is duly authorized to receive the same
JAMES r.. AIKEN, Receiver.
November % 4
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Administrators Sale.

DY PERMISSION OF WIN. NJ BULLOCK, OR
} binary for Kershaw District, | will sell at the
late residence of 7. c. Cyburn, Friday, the 18th
of December the following property at the risk OF
former purchasers: sorrc Horse, pair Cart Wheels,
household and kitchen Furniture and set Of Coop
cr's Tools.
Will rent two Tracts of Land-one containing 300
acres more or less and the other about $50, all OF
which will be rented from day of sale to an approved
Tenant and permission given immediately.
Terms of the sale twelve months, interest payable
annually. s. Z. CL4 BlR Nm, Admir- OF
November 90 Il. j. CLYBURN.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IF ANY CONSUL OF FOREIGN POWER
Il shall certify, under the seal of his Office, the
commanding officer that any soldier in the actual SER
vice of the State of South Carolina is an aien such
soldier will be discharged if he desires it. This is
not intended to extend to any who has voted and
exercised all the privileges of citizenship, and who
has heretofore claimed to be citizen and if
alien, lie is, nevertheless liable local service in de-
fence of the place Of his residence for police duty
of any kind in time of danger
F. w. PICKENS.
December
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Notice,
Lard---Lard,

SO0 LBS. OF PRIME COUNTRY LARD. FOR
cOO sale by MATHESON Il co.
November %
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OFFICIAL Journal.
pss ME- vnasN s,sp q ~ ON y.
! BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ceysclI CHAMBER, Cry H.tt.
New Orleans, Friday, August 8 ls6i
The Board met this day, upon a eonyocatien
Of the Mayor.
Members present: Hon. J. o. Nixon, President;
Messrs. DeLabarre, Huckins, Robin, stith and
Wiltz-6.
The following message from the Mayor was
read:
uity Hall, August g 1851. 5
! 10 the Honorable the Common Council Ill
Wiz T. t9 o2 e svspi
yin ssaia g hoa0rab body the object Tor wis seu
fsSpsess'.s' JOHN n. MONROE, Mayor
A report Of Alderman O. Robin, special commits
sioner depnted to ascertain where saltpetre could
be procured, was read and approved, and one
hundred copies OF saidreport ordered to be printed
A resolution from the Assistant Board, inviting
the Board of Aldermen to meet them in secret
session. this evening at half-East six O'clock was
read twice and eoncurred in, the rules being sus-
pended.
] Oh motion Of MIR. Witt, the Board went into
secret session.
q After short time the doors were opened.
The rules being suspended, MIR. Wilt offered the
following resolutions, which were read twice and
adopted and were, on motion, sent to the Assistant
Board for concurrence:
Re>otre That one hundred thousand dollars be
md a. sa 5 y
Tigg commanding this military distIie to b.
city.
Rofre farfer That his the Mayor is hereby
transmit cory Of this resolution
Twiggs.
Yeas Messrs. Nixon, DeLabarre, Huckins, stith
and Wiltz--5.
Mr.. Robin voted blank.
On motion, the Board of Aldermen adjourned to
the chamber of the Assistant Board and met said
Board in secret session,
After which tile doors were opened, and the
Board of Aldermen retired and adjourned to the
first Tuesday in October next.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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SHERTFF,S SAFES.

SECOND JusrieE's couRT, , X. SIMEON VS. JAMES CON
Parish Of Orleans M NEss @ R ISs Of w
pY VIRTUE OF u writ or fierf facfas, to
- aree,ed by The Hon Mitchell Second Justice Of
viii proceed sell public auction in the 81 the
City Hotel, Common street, between Magasne and Camp
streets, on WEDNESDAY,, 2is day OF August 1901 at u
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
t Of this ctv In the square bounded by Bertrand Poydfas
Peur and Peido streets said lot having front Of 30 feet
said forming of Pedido and Peur Streets
said square, shown by sketch drawn by W. thornton TRomp
SON Deputy CITY Surveyor dated December 81 1851 and now
deposited in my office.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMSThis being and last auction the said lot Of
ground will be definitely adiudicaed highest and last bid
chaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security con-
doned according to law Said purchaser shall have to deduct
and pay in cash. the amount of costs in the above case say
W H. WATERS, Constable
sEcospE JUSTICE PAX, x, SIMEON JAMES CON,
Paradise s" d,oreans wAThRsN o' iT65 y :" y
TN YElsTU dun writ de fieri faeiRs, d
~ moi adessf par Honorable D. Mitchell seconde JFstc
do Pnx Ia paoisse d Orleans dams laHaile oidessns
de Ia Cite, de la Commune Magasm
ct On CGmp a Ia vente Fenean de-
uN TkRRAlN stnd dams lie Premier District de cette willie
dams et borne les Bertrand PoydRs Prienr Per
DIDO e dit terrain ayant facade de 50 peds 2pouces
ges Ia rne Perddo sur une profondeu de 40 peds 10 dit
terrain tormanencogunre DIES Perdo Pri.ur du dit
e ans quill ape du eroqus dtss6 par W Thornton Thomp
ddpute yoyer de Ia Vile u 81 de dteembre 1851
maintenant d6pose bureau
Saisi dams aiaire ci-dessus.
CoNDIFI0NS-Cee oriae eant Ia secorde ct derniere 10
dite prophetic dehrtiTenent adugte plus ont Ut der
de credit acqu founira billet dcuita bonnie ct
solvable suivant que ID loi leNige.
lie t acqnerenr paera compliant, ct deduction dn
prtx Identification, les fras seeyant Ia Dc Sl15.
jrl625 hr2l W. H. WATERS. Constable.
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MAYORALT Y---lD F'H'IGTAL.
= # MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, y
Gfty Hall. August q, 1861.
Common Council Of the City Of New Ofleans

I'LL =l1se.aT NO. 6I49. ~ a'ae.
Res9ts3, That the ordinance Nc 374T, entitled An ord
Tsgss he weight and A. q 81 ana
Sc ks sR sppr rs Fsoa 81 @ so
luton No amending the same approved august 30 1856
sasi Ct f s III fP 81
tent half for The benefit Of The nf6mer
otlIsr ing ri the benefit q & me Wy: I,
ss1t 1T o s ss gf fea taa, bs
b said ordinance said fee TO be paid by the vendor Of such
Rsse1se ,stae That 1t shall be the duty of said n
to measure and gtage al carts other vehicles
. y " s ns @ e q saa Il M
such cart vehicle may be able TO hold contain, and
GOAL which aid shall pas said Inspector
Il Il e lie sns Il ne ana j
and Of eo 10 cause to be painted in clear and egbe
Vehicle plses, humber ot barrels ii
coal such ut setels may een.an hold shown by the
lie efeof inca
hafg ss
II the benefit Of the nfoner, lie other half
ls,rnsa, FF5 !, sTd H3SSdfef Aldermen.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
aalost Isisnedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
3 mo. 5T50.l
Rsso That the Surveyor be and lie hereby authorized
issue to Coleman Co, contractors for The construction
e. aa
psS n Il 10 PaFoydsa that 4 he
laying the banquees said street. The present time that
ad contractors put all the bapquees said Rampant
Disturbed ny them in good order and condition to tile saac
zion Of the City Surveyors and it is further provided. that This
resolaion shall os apply that portion Of the block
paving to be paid BY The city
ESignedl j. Q. NIXON,
$45@ & President Board of Aldermen.
fSgnedj y 8fAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August ., 1861.
auto 81 tSignedl JOHN r. MONROE. Mayer.
mo. 5751.J
Rcsre That resolution No 1858 be amended read
Rented THAI the Surveyor be- Is heeb auhorlzed tn
the crossings III the intersections MoreH
Desire streets 10 bG made.
[signedl &5 III 4 n O. NIXON,
" " President Board of Aldermen.
(Signed j. MAgI0HI,
s8$ President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August 9, 1861.
aalO 81 isienadl JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 5752.]
Reaoref That the Common Council Satisfied of urgent
necessity existing place the city of New com
pete of defence sready cooperate with the State or
Dpfederate authorities in the construction Of
feuce.
& IKE TSignedl j, O. NIXON,
" 3i$i @ President Board Of Aldermen
isignedl y. MAGIoNI,
President Boara of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August 8. 1861. EESs
aniu 80 IS.ilN Y MuAISOE Mayor
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SIC II ba only be lawful for bakers other persons
@ 10 o. bake hrsg Kinds i9+ e Bread %R VIZ s s
fhe first shall he of the bet quality OF Extra -four the
h shall IL N Fine o b aoS hn 9R md
INF s liz p1SsGn k o ooSDss B. "a
regards the price and weight and shall be affected con
not exceed one pound weight and il ali ote respect,
os oh ana a ae he and Al @
AZ other conform and comply provisions Of
lave se@ as afs Se s. fa
f ths5 q NJ s tha g' sa o esh @
figure a o the second with he figure .. md, that Of the
t efEsr Any baker the provisions hereof '
Gned a Se9e a q the Recorders Of this city be
dred dollars. -. -N1S '""A o-' nun
SIC Any baker other CARVING on the business of
naker or in making and baking as aforesaid
@e s NIX IS 9r h nsa Or permit to be mixed used the
shs on eo9 9 RaE 0 5sora T e
h nsd RsssrssTs q hs ey any Other
full of such fine rsoed not exceeding
SIC To- All ordinances ras outions conflicting with the
foregoing e and the same ere hereby repealed
ssnsa President pro ten B B I'll, Alde,n
nnrov.a ps ssk Board of Assistant Alder
Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
aug 5t MaRIos a. BAKER secre'ary to Mayor.
MAYoRA .lL.TY OF NEW oRLEANs,3
N 45 Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans
Reoe That the STREET Com be and he is
auh91eand requested have bydge built ca6or ne
President Board 81 i Assistant isa Aldermen.
President Board of Aldermen.
aa9 81 Lsgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor,
mo. 574l.l
Rsolsa That the City Surveyor hereby requested
. o Vii III ss sos 9s@ss'y #t s Sss
tT mas No. sa ies tas
essp 9 ~ s pToyasd the ad compan erect a. s
departed aasS shs charge
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
a aHP5 e Aaf ss;s.5 1871 ,ops s'n
mo. 5742.l
whereas Fhe citizens resden III the vicinity of Coliseum
necessity q "a os n is
Reose That the Mayor b and he Is hereby requested to
eirst Dstiiet. 'e1'''' '''''ue
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
President Board Of Aldermen
aaa i isiEasdl JOHN 7, MSsRoG, Mayor.
mo. 5743,
Reots1 That tue Of hundred dollars per month he
and hereby appropa eas t6e etrrent EXPENSES ~ te
Police and Fire farm Tsleeap that no hIi be paid ua
less pnn the sfqusions OF the Chairman OF the Finance Com
rniitees. 5
~ 4 President Board Of sslstant Aldermen
Asrgeyed Aagast :, 1851 !, g.. ii'u'
mo. 57t4.l
b Schmidt and D. 4 Ricardo sad Others tai may b assoc
Me- VIZ, e s rs oaaaes Res ss III
s IL W aRa RsSy ss
dad bes killed u ihe sessoe & IN contsdsrsey
President Rears d Assistant Is Ii; Aldermen.
Presaeut Bcari Of AIseru,ep
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8sOislp ii ibe .AlafAeis.
Y CREscEsT 9rsicg. 30. 10 CAAP ETEl
4 3rnl,sIe.r Mf,r51;satr k,1tyf,stli9 lSs

s CEEsoEsr 9rscg. 10. 70 CAHR EfRxaT, 4
Monday Morning. Angust ~ lS6i.
GasTcN. We did not hear Of i sale ta-day.
ToaAeco... Nothing reported
Sic At bont lao hhds. we're sold at previous
rates. Fair " Fully FaiTAa ea53 e., and Prime ca
/ 6lc 81 Il.
MoLAssEs No thing reported.
FloUs snperane Is retailing ~ " 5o@ss5 90
Sbhbl
Cons .a25 sacks Yellow sold at IS ana IlG
n fhite ii 5sc 70 hushel.
l OATS 500 sacks sold at SIC. and 200 at 62c.
hushsL
Bis ssal sacks sold at M rs y 100 lbs.
BACON Shoulders are retailing as ISc., Ribbed
ssidea ciear Sides and Sugar Cured Hams IS
Ole. - II.
PoRK Mess i retailing ai.s25 W hbls Z
LARD Prime in terees retais AT lsc. u ii.
RHisKy Rectiled is retailing at SIZE. %
gallon.
GorysE 100 bags RIO sold at s5c. ID ii. Con-
federate Treasury notes taken III payment.
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'l''D' 'A'' VI 'I' p'''' W. H. WATERS, Constable.

DEuHEaE JUSTICE De PAX 3rgASK BoRGE. Pour lasqge
Paroisse ii Orleans. O'CALLAGHAN--No. 25i9
I'm Verify dun writ de fiert facias, u moi
Pax pour Ia parose 0rl5ns dams Paaire cdessas je
precsderai lie MERCRED p daOut 1861, midi City
ho:s rue de Ia Commune entire les du Camp ~ DIES Ma
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE suS dams 1e Troserie
District DC eee Vile, dams ilet NJ IL par les mes r
guhRr Port GiFoi, CT lGvenuG Lafayette e dill lot faap
face L. rue CrNuhR ct tomant rencolgnue de UHu
hart ct Fo ct nesurn y pcdt de face sur proonder dc
100 pieds entire gns pnaeles suivAnt plan ir6 par j.
Utmecourt dtput yoya de In VILE date IL IS de JUN 1861
msiutenant ddpo mon office 1..a.
SaS dams rafare ci,iessus
CONDiTI0NS-ComptAnt moment de Rehabilitation.
iylb % at2l w. II. WATERS, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-12
MAY0RALTY---ClFFICIAI1.


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ssi e iss @ waFf'n' on the IN
Fur assaas ss
Tfen furnished gun II %
,s ,sa rrssieen, Board =; es Aldermen
Annrovsd Ans,., 1851, President Board Of Aldermen
an9S isiEnedl JOINT. MONROE, Mayor.
Rssolss That the ten thousand dollars out of the
fund raised for The defence of the city, in acceranee with the
hsssy 8 &c ie'isf ais s
sssf ss% sss s
dressed %ga nssn families aependenee he o ss
and in accordance with rolls prepared by said
sipnsd1 President Bp 3 Y Assistsnt Aldermen
.a,- ,.. . ,os, President Board of Aldermen.
a nS's s sEaed ,0oi JOHN MONROE Mayor
so,,. That F. T., IN sI:,5 574 IS 4, ,., ,, m
the security S ct a. BF"HsAu as Goe pa W9 Inspector
-, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
aug q !signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, August I, 1851.
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans.
TN, s7os
,,.,..7 That t,,a - =. = 90. , ,.- =
ts tn sie s2aPar9er warrant on the treasurer for
payment OF the following biS:
New orleans bHen mayors procatla9ns $40
Ill De MANY 4 Co. hay corn and bran far wr, hous and
Pounds. $i6l IS. AS
fSigned1 / MAGIONI
President Board of ssistant Alderman
[Signedl S p DELLA BaREE
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Approved August J, 1861.
utS st (Stsnedl JOHN r. MONROE Mavor
rNo 571e1
,st.,.., r,o. =, o,.., ~. - ~
pe 10 tltVse
ha ,t Il aa ro. e iigt ot lne Or Volunteers
on neiG 1T 10 md That they report to The
re;a1 PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen
9' pyosaor, ~ ~. = - u 1 ID a n NE Mn
An,rorad tnopst 1871 'o ieA'' vi @A"ernaeh
ans s. TSignedi 1ouNT NoSPoE ,J,ro-
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r> ,-oz
lNc. -oiAi.I
Resoed That the Comproller warrant the Treasurer in
in full for wark done in filing Washington square, Third
rt with river SAM. dated june 49, 1858 the
lsgnedl prass.n+ po,J j y MgAs t5l ,,,.u
Isgnedl S. P. rELABARRE,
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
Approved Anguish, 1861.
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Hssor,4f That ,hs survevor he and Ia m hos.1
Second nrpras5 ~ 80 nt, VI me aeSoluft CT he
If one a,iar snai' iet exceed Inc amount
800 rSianesi ~ ,,,rro,r M..m
tSisNsoI t,,,,.,. ID .. N ttGioNi,