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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
AN ARMY OFFICERS REPORT OF AFFAIRS
IN THE SOUTH.

WIsHfS6IoS may 81, IDOL
An officer OF the army, who was despatched as far
South Texas come weeks ago, with instructions to off
commanding the frontier has just returned II
with the utmost difficulty that he succeeded in get
ting out of the enemys country He returned by way
Of Arkansas He gives most deplorable accoun. Of the
coalition Of things the South The ourages that
peYpetrated upon innocent and uuoending persons 10
fright1u They calculate to whip the North into sub
lection in about three months They assert that for
every of their whose life taken ten Northern
or Union men shall be slain. They haYe large number
Of army officers priioners end are determined I,
hold them and If Il becomes necessary order to re-
taiate, to hang them.
REBELLIOUS DEMONSTRATION IN BALTI
sEDITIOUs CRIES AND MENACEs OF THE NOB--A DE-
TAcHMENr OF FEDERAL TROOPS FIRED UPON
BALTIMORE NEST OF REBELS. ,o
Since General Butler left Baltimore that city has beer
grewfr TWse and 1orse. limitations Of threatened
attack hpon the Wsfth and Thirteenth Volunteer regi
ments caused them W pass through last night with wsa
pors loaded and bayones fixed. In marching through
the street, while few made demonstrations OF loyalty
large proportion cheered for jeff Davis and shook their
fists at the troops This s not ALL The railroad company
agreed to send the containing the baggage
Of the Thirteenth regiment across the city on the
occasioned by freightiDg them from depot to
depot. 10 whom this agreement became known
outside the railroad company and regiment
is not known it is fact that the track was 80 dar
ranged to throw the fret freight Off the track
The two regiments did not deem necessary to remain
with their full force protect their property consequently
detail Of fifteen was left to accompany 1t to Wash
ngton The two regiments had hardly loft Baltimore be
fore the guard Of the Twelfth and Thirteenth left
charge Of the baggage was surrounded by mob, who
threatened the soldiers cheered for JEFF Davis and,
among other things, fired three shots at them
This s specimen Of loyal Baltimore The report from
there to-day is that the mob spirit s revivng again.
Quarermaster Rochester, Of the Thirteenth s quoted 10
me as the authority for the above statement.
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1861.
Shortly after midnight party Of dsorderly men ap
preached the picket guard Federal HILL The camp
guard hailed them twice. and receiving no reply, fred
One man was wounded and the balance retreated. A
party Of hundred set out and arrested six Of the
men, four Of whom, after examination this morning,
discharged, while two retained for further
investigation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
AFFAIRS AT ALEXANDRIA.

WILMINGTON, May 81, 1901.
General Mcdowell and the corps d. ay,m.c'' under his
command have been eagerly but vanly waiting all day
for the appearance of the rebels OF whose intention to
attempt attack on Alexandria they had been notified
yesterday Up late hour this evening not ghost Of
a rebel had come within sight.
The preparations last night owing to an appre
hended conflict on the Virginia side, despatch hay.
Ing been received by Lieutenant General Scott to induce
such belief, but which was after wards coutradcted
Alexandria, o new collector having been appointed,
has been opened to the commerce Of the country,
therefore, vessels will be admitted 20 heretofore.
detachment Of the Michigan regiment yesterday
0rnipg captured nearly three hundred barrels Of flour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
IMPROBABLE ADVANCE OF THE FEDERAL
TROOPS IN VIRGINIA.

WAshN1IoS, may OIL, loo1
A gentleman who arrived to ulght at half past nine
from the camp Of the federal troops in Virginia. reports
that four companies Of United States dragons battery
of artillery, and the New York Eighth Twenty Fifth and
Sixty ninth regiments occupying the heights two
miles beyond Arlington House, and their picke extend
beyond Balls Cross Reads, six miles and half from
Washington.
portion Of this force was to advance on Fairfax
Court House tonight, and, IL possible,
occupy It before daybreak. They expected
TO have an engagement, as information deemed
to be reliable had reached thcm that the Confederate
troops the number Of 400 in possession Of that
point
1t current In this camp tha there would be A.
tack by 1000 Confederate troops on Alexandria during
the night. The federal forces there and in the vicinity
were actively engaged in preparing for the expected
fict The attack was expected to come from the d.
rection Of Dumfries about twenty. five miles below
The war Department is kept open all night to be in
formed by telegraph or otherwise Of whatever may de
mand prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
EFFECT ABROAD OF THE FOREIGN ELE-
AENT IN OUR ARMY.

WAHfHN1rUN, nay OF, IoOE
When the astounding fact becomes known, as Il soon
WILL to all the European governments, that OF cur i'm
mense army now in the ne and those ready 10 be mus
tered numbering hundreds Of thousands large majority
belong to the foreign element, Il must produce great
change in the minds Of the people throughout Europe
distinguished foreigner now here remarked only day
two since, in conversation with high functionary Of
the government, that that fact alone would do
strengthen the North with foreign than any
thing that could occur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
FIFTH REGIMENT, ADVANCE GUARD.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH REGIMENT, N. Y.sv,o
FORTRESS MONROE, Nay %, 1861.
Denomination The Ro,aeFalss Alarms to Test the Gour
age Of the Mex-Luaious Life in Camp-CeIonel Abram
Duryse Promoted.
After leaving the glorious Empire City in the steam
transport Alabama Thursday evening, the 23d nst
men, instead of settling down in melancholy enjoyed
themsel Ives to their hearts, content We arrived oil the
bar on Friday night and in the afternoon passed the
steam transport Cambridge Of Boston, having the prize
ship Ella, Of Richmond in tow. We exchanged signals,
and sautes fred from vessel and the Cambridge
The ovation regiment received in New York was
scarcely to be compared to that awaiting all along
route Every vessel passed took notice Of the pic
turesque scene Of regiment clustered the hurri.
deck Of vesselthe red white and blue uniform
attracting considerable attention. Dipping of colors
cheers upon cheers and ether Of friendly and joy
greetings the demonstrations made in honor of
the Fifth regiment.
On our arrival at Fortress Monroe the ships of.war
Cumberland and Minnesota, the latter the flagship Of
Commodore stringham manned the rigging and gave
three cheers-such cheers as only American tars can
uterhe bands playing the national ars both Sides
At landing courteously received by the Off
GERS Of the Troy regiment Colonel Carr. We landed
about eleven o'clock and by FIVE the regiment the
camp ground two miles from the fort being not only
Advance Guard by name, but the advance guard in posi-
ton. Since then we have been undergoing strict dis
ciplne, the monotony Of camp life being somewhat
stgates to test in how short time his command Can get
ready for action At one Of these alarms caused by
sentinel firing at what he supposed to be boat, Lieut.
Theodore s. Dumont, OF Company B, was sent with the
guard to ascertain the GAUGE OF the alarm, which, Of
course turned out to be only imaginary. Captain XII
patrick has been detached from the regiment, with de-
tail as reconnoiterng party, and is doing good service
Captain Waugh has also been detailed similar service
We are living here Ike kings. The ground we are en-
camped on beautiful meadow. At our back ia spen-
did vegetable garden, from which we are supplied with
potatoes onions On the beach of oysters
CLANS HOLSTERS and fish; the latter, weighing two and
three pounds, are selling at two cents piece Thus you
TO death very soon long can procure the luxu
rious bvalves and the fnny tribes 10 such abundance
Colonel Duryee great favore with everybody at this
department. and has already been assigned temporary
command Of the troops here he will certainly be pro.
NOTED TO Major Generalthip but it will cost struggle
10 him TO leave this regiment upon which he fairly dotes
This feeling also shared by the members OF the reg
ment. There ID not one man in the entire ranks who
would not willingly 60 through fire and water 70 serve
bis commander We are daily expecting orders to pro-
coed into the Interior and men are anxious to see
some fighting.
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LITTER FROM A so1n,vp

The following letter from young soldier in Colonel
Duryee's Advance Guard OF zouaves, his brother in
this city, contains very interesting intelligence from this
regiment since its removal 10 the immediate seat Of
war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
THE INSURRECrION.

THE RESURRECTION.
Important News from
Washington.
Reported Advance Of the Federal
Forces to Fairfax Court House.
An Engagement with the
Enemy Expected.
Engagement Between Gunbsats and
the Battery at Aqua Creek.
IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of Reinforcements from
New YORK.
Fugitive Slaves Flocking to the
Federal Camps.
A General Servile resurrection
Anticipated.
MDITI0US DEMONSTRATION In BlLEIM6RE.
A Detachment Of Troops Fired
Upon by the Mob.
Interesting News from the Seat of
War In the West.
General Harvey Superseded
i'm His Command.
GEN. LYON APPOINTED HIS SUCCESSOR.
The Seventh Regiment ON Their
Way Home.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR Their RECEPTION,
&c.. &C.. 30.
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BORDERsTATE CONVENTION.
FRANKFORT, KY, Nay 30, 1861.
The Convention met today at the regular hour.
The committee appointed to investigate the charges
against Governor AagofHn 10 not ready 70 report.
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For additional WW News ~ FVh s~i
ElgAA paVs.
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NEAR FORTRESS MoSRoH, May 81, 1861

NEAR FORTRESS MUNKOE, may II, KooI'
DEAR BRorHER-we have Just been having grand parade
on our grounds, which you will see by the top Of my
letter we have chrstened Camp Butler In honor Of our
General am pretty tired but not wishing 70 give way
10 sleep, have determined 10 write you letter Well
to begin, must say that enjoy excellent health,
although was very seasick during Our voyage here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
IMPORTANT PAPERS SEIZED AT ALEXAN-
DRJA.

We hear that among the effects Of the Alexandra Sen
tine, office, in the custody (bu. wholly uncured) OF
the troops Of the United States certain letters OF
great importance, showing the means by which the
revolution in Virginia was plshed, duplicating the
writer's ard others in treason and conspiracy against the
United States 10 such exen. that, they fall into
the bands Of the government the law to ss extreme
ten, can hardly fail 70 be brought 10 Rear upon their
The letters believed 10 prove beyond the
possibility cena that the adoption OF the ordinance OF
secession By the Virginia Convention the result OF
fraud usurpssiop and unsurpassed in the
tory Of civilized government; Of nakei and papa5e
voution to the end Of entirely sweeping away AZ blow
the liberties Of the Of the Stk,e IN order TO place
in the hands OF the copspratoye and their Instruments
for Ie the eLtre machinery Of the government Of Viz
gins.- Rcshtno.oE S.Gr, Nay 80.
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THE DEPARTMENTS ASSIGNED TO GENE
RAILS BANKS AND FREMONT.
MORE TROOPS FOR WASHINGTON.

ELAIKA, n. T., LAY u, IoV1
The Thirty. 9th regiment organized to-day. W. G.
Browne, Of watertown, elected Colonel L. Potter
Of same place. Lieutenant colonel; N. B. Lord, Major
Seven Of the ten companies Of which the regiment s
composed are from Jefferson county This disposes Of
ali The TROOPS here Two more regiments have been
ordered 10 Warrington Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

BALTIMORE, May 30, 1891.
/ have just seen a gentleman direct from Msuassas
Gap Junction. he describes the earthwork intrench
ments there quite extensive and commanding both
tracks for some four miles he estimates the number Of
troops there at not over 10000 but says they are
constantly receiving renforcemen,s.
THE WAR POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1891.
Every DAY demonstrates more clearly and couclusivey
the wse prudent and sagacious policy which being
pursued By General Scott. There are however, stin
hanging about the departments fault finders and croak
es who complain that the Old hero s too datory in his
movements They want him 70 push his advancing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09
BtbieB Of tbs Hlarksts.

CRESCENT oFFIcE. 10. 10 CAHF STREET
Friday Morning, August 3, 1851.
CoTrns. We did not hear of a sale to-day
Received Is bales.
ToBaeco.... Nothing reported.
SUGAR. Is. There is a good demand at stiffel
| prices About 400 hhds. sold. FAN. to Fully Fa
43@5c. u.
MoLAssEs. .. There is little or none in the mar
ket, and we hear of no sales.
FLOUR. .175 hbls. Superiine sold at = and 50 a
81 90 . bbl., which is the retail rate.
y CoRN.. 1890 sacks Damaged sold at Acc. ant
1900 White at sec. q bushel.
OATS. 400 sacks sold at Coo. and 400 at &c
T9 bushel.
BRAN 200 sacks sold at 81 so % 100 lbs.
BALE RoPE 200 and $50 coils Machine sold al
lac. % Is. s
SPIRITS TrRrEST1SE. 100 bbls. sold at Csc.
U gallon.
RosN... 1000 bbls. Nos. / and sold at the re-
duced rate Of soc. % Dbl.
WHISKY -. Reetifed is retailing at 373c. %
gallon.
Pork. Mess is retailing at s24@s24 30 u bb
BACON Shoulders retail at l2Dl2lc., Ribbed
Sides l4@l41, Clear Sides 1630l7, and Sugar Cured
Hams ls@l7c. d u. @
CoFFER No sales, .-
LARD .. Prime in tierces retails at 100
l23c. % ID. The supply in kegs is nearly ex
hausted.
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- IEecsaptN OF FEDduee.
VI FORT ADAMS Per steamer R W Powell-It
hhds sugar " E Leyerch eco Is do bales cot
ton TO Jno L Lees do Menard & Vignaud-5 dc
Hebrard eco % bales hay End sundries to order
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel Hill lG
hllds sugar NJ Gordon jr--9 do Leveque & Baquie-
do Y Allain-22 bbls crushed sugar A G Marian.
,ux-sundries to order.
DONALDSONVILLE-Per steamer Music IS
hhds sugar Warneken, Kirchoff &co-24 do Roman
8 Kernion- 20 do ToIedano d Taylor Hewitt,
Norton &co--24 do F j Dasilva &co-5O do Carroll,
hoy &co-5i do R Brugier-3 hhds tobacco to P
Sarrazin--6 hf bbls molasses Trosclair & Haydel-
s bbls molasses to E Bourgeois 20 do Laforest &
Desmares--30 do I Lanaux-12 do West, Renshaw
q Cammack- sundries to order Total 252 hhds
sugar 10 bbls molasses
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MAYORALTY---OFFIClAL


bread OF the va ne Of two dimes one dime or hal" dime pro
yided half dime loaf shall have half of the weight
hNedy the tariff for the dime loaf and every two dime
loaf shall have double the said weight.
SEQ Bakers, verkeepers other persons seng bread
or Offering the same for sale required have the weighs
OF weghs ard measures authorized proceed try
agsfeahy 70 the law expecting weights and measures
SEG5 1t shalt &c the duty of the Commssies of the
ko and the Deputy Street commissioners at least once in enci
week, to Inspect aud examine, within several Wards or his
cts OF this city public markets ali loaf htend
by for of any baker bakers ntore to IL,
certain whether the made OF the Qaity Of flour reqnret
by he present ordinance; whether marked herein
10 ascertain whe hUr the weight thereof to the eStn
Shed assXa and TINT ond said Eommsaries Deputy
Street sSopcs hereby horzed requ
or ohe building euclO
bread may be baked stored deposited KEPT also
posted Stored OF kept fer sale. And il shall further be the
Of the hioueuan OF Police rommissars of markets pr
person Slaves or Ge carrying bread for sse in basc carts
wagons or otherwise through the phc highways
No sbonu hef lind such bread in whole or in part unwhote
some ustamped wanting in weight baked ngreeahy
to the present ordinance he shall t offender offend
eS before one OF the recorders OF this city who nn0n due
proN made shall pronounce the seizure and Cnnacaou Of r
bread for IL usa OF the rlau Asyums Of The city. and shall
TURNER condemn H2 offender or offenders to o Of not
less than twenty five dollars thai fifty dollars and IN
default ct payment thereof such offender ocndrr ho he
hunrsoned exceeding thirty dRs Any officer onms
or Deputy Street Commissioner negjecng refusing enforce
the foregoing slln'l he dismissed from uficA.
SEC e. Thc Nj, shall pubi,h The official ionrnul of the
cry every HntHrhy Nu hSs2e OF lnT le k;
TO this ecet l hr estimate ariel Of cr to profuTe hleo
Thousand seven uIr, and 6 ounces OF ie4I "a
the naoer of nures shall ha divided by 1unbrr equal to the
number Of dimes barrel Of -four be- IN -jp
dimes, allowed btEprs by the law The qocu Shall be lie
number Of ounces dime Loaf sl.;D 'e.i@h.
fractional paris are less than half ounce. lly Shall lie
@" S loaf n! wien lM "n ounce oI Nor, shall be-
I'd led to a. The whole. moreover canlpuit the tar
S"ljoined to the tD' c51ng 0rlitNuce:
Pc. ~ ~ 90 IN ~ I-7---
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! HENRY tIOSfUS, Teamstcr, 3.
| WIN. II FlNSEGAN, Sailor.
| Fl. CLARK J.rnentar e..
| II. LE1NKullLER. atksmith.
| and others. EsN..
Tho f,lovinr resolution sdonted INV tbos ,.,;+
| - - - s' - 49, ~ ~, ,Up'cN W tne ASSIST
| ant Board, was taken up ana COncurrGu
| Yeas: Messrs Cox, DeIabarre. Forstnll Huck
inc Stith and Wilt q ' 's
- sni1,ia,t -, ~ a., ,,..,., r
&c r. - In ~ ior current repairs
VI 'iie l . '0e 'i' r a.e ,,,,t.. ieicsI'pn.
SrANniN's opMMiFFEEs.
AZ UGN, on pgna5 o. b. me committee on Streets
anu oaalGu TUE 1oAlo"ihS report, which
WIS Us t rt,, up set i'aa 49, .s,.,,
mort npo The fSwng SSts refsTrr 10 H me nohoF 10 re
Gnrs1n r asSb shn,c @ !, oEe ana rum
Orleans on conditions forth by the etc. your
report set Ct revised conditions in lieu Of those proposed
enter into contract with said parties for the Tenn Of ]
nlGno proposed together said conditions and
fe;a % iomS n, i"r SAD Sal&ntTT , m2HSs NJ It,
p,7enig "rt T No 7i7 r g ' oro Is Sromalcndea
latins he weight and measure of tiycwcod md n and re-"
viug for Of and for The tr of Sr, a.
lenls and nlso amending u.olution No 4I4S '' " ~" W
s. The adn, ion aI.o rec 1mmsntled 0f ra.,r or IN
Board amending resolution No $3.50 for parny nv Tho Snr
Teyo stone crossings at the intersections OF MORGAN and Desire
Re,pectfn.lv submitted
f. cox
a., s.,..S 5 +. ptLABARRE.
Ane 5tSi P"1 W US "aS5nnF tepoEt"as adopt
e., Hlu INC Ipito|iuo tSSuiuIioh accompanying
slLe st'tie ""S i0"t 49, %.u @ooPLeu, Inc rules
ASSISTANT yso , hoara: raw D,ro,,o r-r a..,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09

FOR SALEl-ID0 casks Allsop,s EAST ISnIE PALE
u ALE in lots to snit purchasers. Apply to
WHEELER 4 SHEPHERD
oE4d SO Carondelet street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoAPTRoLLER's OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, August e, 1861. 5

}
No. 57l4.1
Rsoe That the contract of lease for the ferry privilege
jackson street Four District oc term Of ten wears eX.
listing between the city Of New Orleans and K,nba be and
the same is hereby mutually annped the 29 day of Deem
ber 1885, and that aid j. mba and security be from
all damages the city Of New Orleans the of
obligation Of annnilment
RsolBed further That the Comptroller he is hereby
authorized 10 adGdcHte to the highest bidder Monday The
l2h day of August 1851 nd after the pubcm ion
in the otc al journal for the sane lease of erry
privilege for ten years date from the 10Th DAY Of Decenr
1851 IN accordance with specifications Of the Surveyor of the
city of New Orleans both sides Of the Mississippi river
jackson street. Fourth District OF the city of Dreu and
g GIena On the light bank Of The thirds Of the pro
third 70 the Police Jury authorities Of said tight Of the
Mississippi river said adjudication subject the approval
or rejection nj the Police Jury of said right bank
mon Council Of the city Of New Orleans.
5l53 lSignedI S. P. DELABARRE
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
lSignedl j, MAGI0NI.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August 1851.
(signedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy
MARION A. BAKER, Secretary TO ATayor.
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY The 12th inst
will adudcate office at IL o'clock NJ the above
contract, TO the lowest bidder
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CATTLE HARRIET.

JEFFERSON CITY. August o, 1881
Arrived yesterday 200 Texas Beeves, 26 Hogs,
252 Sheep and 2s5 Veal Cattle. Amount of Stock
sold were III Texas Beeves, 10 Hogs and 1913 Sheep.
Stock remaining on sale are, 533 Texas Beeyes,
60 Hogs, 402 Sheep and 404 Veal Cattle. We quote
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SIaEine SntelLlgente.

CREscEET OFriaE, No. 70 Camp Street, !
Friday Morning, Angus O. 1851. s
Arrived Yesterday
Steamboats,,
RW Powell Webbing, I'm Fort Adams.
Laurel HILL Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Music. Dalferes, I'm DonaldsonviIe.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYORKLTY--OFFICEAL
Of one hundred dollars.
rs.non President hesrf of As Assstsnt Aldermen
, PRESIDENT pro tem Board of Aldermen.
aus ais Ct IsienSdi w., JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 5729]
Whereas exists for attending and keeping in
pair the nuisance wharves and boats Of tho city,
Reord That the Comptroller be aud be is herob authorized
oiia journal contract for attending and keeping in repair
the whnrve and boats OF tie city for in
cordance will specifications on he the Surveyors office
Said a9uleaon 10 be SUBJECT to tho approve" or rejection of the
lSiguedI J, MAGtONI,
sgn,1 President F@"i 2 Il 6t A, %RG% AI&o'en
President pro ten, Bonrd OF Aldermen.
aus 5t Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
mo. 573O.l
a h s THAT Ne " s by the cGmr@cr
eTos Of he Fst 'ct tor two yours for G@ S Sr OF
%s%IS GE TIE n nsw %,dg f@"gs to O. sss
the security accepted and he Mayor ant or3e 70 ccr into
Eo9mS, win ,t nc~ per notsnl act for The faithful
tS"" President Board i H44 ssItta%i Aldermen
,,.,,, ,, President 's TEN. 6oSd Aldermen,
niS ), sieoctL John T. MONROE Mayor.
mo. 673ll
Rmor" TH" y adj iir"on b' the Comptroller aurrey'y
ana requiring @ Excepting in Al tho bridges aud cr5s,0ss
oithe Second ltc r two 5e%S; for tie IN Of $259T 81,
ntnure lr1 new GIlscS caplrtS j. BG,d9c|see@ri,
Gcr md lie y w nn5orjrG TO Gner no Son&c WIN
UjG parties per nosa,ia ac hn performance Of snl
,s.1 president Basrd@2 %:s':li9, A!9s"on.
President pro TEN, BoHrd OF Aldermen,
aus Il Ls5gJg5l w JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 5732.l
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~ EW ORLEANS SAVINGS I5NSTIT UTI0N,
No. 1&2 CANAL STREET.

No. 1&2 CANAL STREET.
In conformity with the requirements ChHr.e the fol-
lowing statement j. published
L1ABlfIrIES
Certificates q DEPOSIT outstanding .........-. 1886 50
Total Of I"oil!tes .5is9,49l e.
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M A. AZ = brought 20 tho City Police Jail on
me 70 IN Of June, 1861 The gBT boy ABE ADRIAN.
saSs he belongs Mr. George Walker lives IN The STATE
tash He Is feet N inches high wears heavy
e a egaee, looks rather intelligent has oleTaby gooi
, small ssar on the breast and aged about 81 years
St VIA can and elaiLn his properly according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Ra,ists.oaz i, -. Keeper OF City Police Jaii,
ivsfK. Z. DAVENPORT
- - - CLERK Of Comptroller.
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c1srF e arv - tie .}i foot # f., I-5 grest,
receive and dolly freight and he bi- Of .l.s ABOVE
nv p LAM - A.or: