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4 IMPORTANT DEeIsloS.-The Confederate District
Ceurt was again insession yesterday, pursuant to
the order of Adjournment. Judge Halyburton de-
eded in the case heretofore noticed for the seqnes
sum Of SIS. 600, due by the P1rcells to Mr. Ash
need ct als., of Philadelphia was the property of
alien eneniess and directed the bonds as they fell
due to bepaid to Receiver Giles. The Court also
refused to allow Mr.J.s Fl. Gilmer any attorneys
fees or commissions upon the above named SIS OGO,
and dismissed his petition. We learn that there is
probability of an appeal from the decision of the
District Court. IRichmond Examiner Sd. ''sst
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even greater. We thus have 1t ons view what
% tne Poputar principle applied TO Goyerpms1t.
shrongh the machinery OF the States and the Uisu.
sas produced in q given time, and also what. II
nngganaiy nga maintained, u promises for the future.
l4l mere are already among US those, who If the
g19n os preserved, will live to see It contain
zse,eao,oea The struggle Of to-day is not alto
gssaef iQF to-day-t is for a vast future also,
y lyh q firm reliance on Providence, all the more
nsh ana earnest, let us proceed in the great fask
~ Wsst+t,S$44s.x ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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9artitalar A0ttGRs.
NEW oRLEASs CITY RAIIRnAp Cog

NEW ORLEANS City R4IIRoAp COMPANY
,r New Orleans, December 8, 1851
MB- 4he City Railroad Company having
mat the Tickets Issued by them for purposes u
e company only have become circulating medium the
eomahty ard are laee to speculation abnse have
oNea Iat tickets Issued by them viii only be taken III
eat OF are on The and will redeemed in airy other
ana further that her tickets than those issued by
nattoon RAILROAD Company the City RI lroad Company and
ment of fares. 1|5 ' - ~ W ~ w. W. - " P'' !
d7 lU =-.-5- WN p sINNoTT,9 9secre,srv
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[ oU1sIANA SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
.,. d. t-.. e.. At
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
lar-- .- ~ For the sale Of 20, g.sag .rs'L4.

SU G r "A n D NJ Q L A s s e 8
Owing TO the distractions to commerce by the present block
ade is evident that The States Of Virginia. North
Caola part of Florida, Alabama Georgia. Kentucky Middle
East Tennessee their Sugar and Mohsses
Memphis convenient and cheaper for the than
from any other point. 90. N .'.'
These States will require $4,000 hogsheads of the
crop Seeing the necessity of House in this city especially
devoted the Sugar interest," have established ourselves
No % Madison street. for the sale Of all the Sugars and Moas
that may be shipped address, Planters by shipping
from their plantations will the expense of shipment
New Orleans Exchange New OrleaIs is at very
low figure and will most likely remain during the
Retance made for process of sales to any Bank Comis
House in that city. Sales made exclusively for cash.
g-.a. &. r='- g-a &C. j. SELDEN7& & CO.
References
Thos Henderson & Peale Thornhn & Co.,
Cooner Nebert n22 tial
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: VALUE OF FoRTlru1lpR. we stand by the sea-
shore and watch the huge tides come in we re-
treat, thinking we win be overwhelmed; soon,
however, they flow back. So with the waves OF
troubie in the world; they threaten Ms, hut firm
resistance makes them break at our feet.
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"'' BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, !
fF.s2sg 49, ~, s-a1pa. september 30, lSbl. s
a ES.Hn conformity with the request of the
Goyernor this Bsnk will hereafter be closed daily o'clock
r. NJ, "'-F fr . f ID, t 1|.t.-lIe ~ ~ - . :
oil If g4, .. ss,5qs MORTIMER BELLY, Cashier. +
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PoRTENroUs.-I Charleston Courier Of the l4th
has the following,
Turkey hunters, deer stalkers, duck shooters,
aud all who are fond of roasing up big gaine es.
peciaiy il well acquainted with the woods and
water courses Of the State between Savannah and
Charleston, and prepared for long maroon, are
requested TO leave their names and addresses at
the Courier Office. Enfield rifles, temahawks and
scalptng knives will be furnished.
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
2 lsE+.Lg|E 8 iy4}-g New Orleans, Oct. l, 1S6l.5
F1- In compliance with the recOmmentia-
ton Of His Exceeney e Governor Of the State, this Bank
be closed at O'Clock r. NJ this until further notice.
oil tf g. L. BERNARD, Cashier.
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(. ss-Cryatal Fount Division, No. 4, =. of IT,,
every THURSDAY EVENING the Hail OF The Y. NJ.
Al No 3 Camp street 9esEs M for the present tsrp-W.
worth; A. R. S., T. B. Wells; F. s., "A. Jones Tr., Ed.
Booth G., Joseph Gibbons; A. G., W. G. Watkins; A.
!. o. Neibert Visiting Commee-H. ]. Dreyfuss W. W.
Cooper D. Longworth Ed Booth Jos. Gibbons Anderson
jyll " r-r4 ...s D. L0NGWORTH, 4. s.
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SENATE.

MONDAY, Jan. Il.
The PRESIDENT being absent, Mr.. REINER,
of Washington county. was elected President
pro tenn.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. J. ERDMAN.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. McLAREN:
Resolved, That the Committee on Public
wise, what legislation is necessary to secure to
the State according to the Acts now in force)
lands in lieu of those School sections-1st,
that were settled on before the government
survey: I'd, that have been scriped upon the
half-breed reservation lying in Goodhue and
Wabashaw counties, Sd, that are lost by being
fractional. Adopted.
Resolved, That the Committee on Schools
and School Lands be and are hereby instructed
to report bill providing for the sale of por-
ton of the School Lands of this State. Made
the special order for tomorrow at ii o'clock.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Schools, &C., reported
adversely to Mr.. Nort0n's joint resolution,
amending Sec. 2, Art. 8, of the Constitution.
Special order for tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE.
The Governor transmitted to the Senate Joint
resolutions of the Legislature of Ohio on the
state of the Union. They were incorporated in
the journal of the Senate.
The Senate then spent some time in Commit
tee of the Whole, Mr.. Cleveland in the chair.
PASSED.
A Memorial to Congress for special mail
agent for the State of Minnesota.
The Senate concurred in the House bill ap-
propriating money for Legislative expenses,
&c. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
House opened at the usual hour.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. SHERWOOD, of ]. W. Bishop, for pub
fishing Territorial Laws; and, of Commission
ers of Fillmore County.
Mr.. TEFFT, from the State Temperance
Union, asking repeal of the Lager Beer Law"
passed last session.
THE KIDDER VS.. NEssEL CASE.
The majority of the Committee on Elections
presented report on this case, which was
read, giving Mr.. Nessel, contestant, the seat
now occupied by ]. P. Kidder.
Mr.. GREGORY offered resolution recon.
hitting the report to the Committee, with in
structions to take testimony, and authority to
send for persons and papers.
Some debate ensued between Mr.. Kidder and
the Committee.
Mr.. HANSCOME offered resolution fixing
Wednesday morning next, as the time for the
final disposition of the seat contested, giving
the minority until that time to report, and ac-
cess to oil the papers in the majority report.
Mr.. GREGORY moved to make it Thursday.
Carried, and the resolution 80 amended was
passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. TATTERSALL: To provide for the
Office of Janitor of the Capitol By Mr..
WHITE: To amend an act regulating the fore
closure OF real estate. By Mr.. HOSKINS: To
encourage the manufacture of wooden cloth.
BY Mr.. CHlLDS To facilitate the construc.
ton of the Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Rail-
road.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

ponucal structure is based. He would have
PROVISION mat wherever q single foot of these
lands ought to be sold, they should be sold.
mr.. dALbRAlTH said, if the gentleman's
argument was carried out he would abolish all
constltntions controlling the conduct of legisla.
hedge put in that they should be forever pre.
served invio!ate. Judging from the experience
OF our neighboring States, hedges were needed.
In ten years all the lands may be sold. bv the
provisions OF the Constitution. Let the Legis-
iature now IN session, form system before
the lands can be sold, that will preserve the
ocnooi lands intact. The same expenses will
accrue under his (Mr. Norton's) systematic
iands must be appraised and sold. He opposed
the leasing of the lands He would not amend
the Constitution. Our duty is now to lay the
foundation for school fund, and preserve II
ior the State. he thought q system got up on
the basis OF the Governors message would
work very well. He was glad there was a
neoge ABOUT the School Lands. He considered
TINS more important subject than railroads,
ana should receive the careful attention of the
Legislature.
Mr.. SMITH was opposed to selling the
school Lands. The idea of those who favor
tne sale OF the lands. is to sell those the least
eaiuabie. He thought the most valuable should
pc sold 1rst The school fund must be kept in
tact ana II they Can produce the most by
leasing ~ mat Is the way to dispose of them.
Inc Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to section two, article eight of the Con.
stltutlon, was lost, and the whole subject made
the special order for tomorrow at II o. clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
House opened at the usual hour.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. CORNELL, relative to change of venue
IN civil cases. Mr.. CIR EGORY, an act relating
to processes simplifying judicial proceedings
ana iessening the expense thereof. Mr.. KEN.
NEEDY to amend an act locating State road
from minneapolis to the western boundary of
the State.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. CHILDS, a joint resolution to amend
section. 2, Article 8, of the Constitution. By
Mr.. HANSCOME, instructing the standing
committees on elections to enquire into the ex.
Pediency of redistricting the State according to
the late national census.
PASSED.
Senate memorial for the establishment of
Mail Agency for the State. nate concurrent
resolutions ordering all the laws passed to be
printed in the official State paper.
Adjourned.
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BILLS PASSED

BILLS PASSED.
Regulating Public Schools in the city of st.
MISUNDERSTANDING an act relating to Auc-
ti0neers.
LAGER BEER.
The act to repeal the Lager Beer Law" Of
last winter was read the third time, and sub.
jected to some humorou debate. 1t was final
~ referred to Committee of the Whole.
REPORTS.
The report of the proceedings of the State
Board of Equalization was presented. Ad-
journed.
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IEsv lllgglalllIs alln Crestfrli.
sFsT ggIATa journal
~ ID, rs III Ts WI a.s sas asaR III lss a. III Rs..
BOARD ok AIiDERM In.
G5rSdtb GnAaasts. Clrr HAZE,

+ 75x
3 Ness osissTs Wednesday,, january !, ISL,
MS nnnr1 mat this day nursnant tn adiourn.
ment.
Members present: ssessfs. afarrissen ana Mmt-
q = - I. 1;ra . ~ y III, Ia4
Aat.ssNf itrfy was catel 70 Iha 5Gt1dT. vs.
3 nt ten nainEltes.
AZ Tue expiration Of the recess inc foiloWins
Ssas II a MAN Presideng: Messrs. Cox. Far
stall, HARRISON, Whitney and Witt. ell
pensed With With 81
ss,,s q ~ & -. r.far-s 4 -,
{ 4he Finance Committee:
ssaYonstrv Of. Ntvs oRLEass,
i. IL, ss,, f, -; h' . = t''e' 2
" Y VIC f 'as ssnS ,p5
eHre N eseS II W ssns
, de @ yct wonid respect
& NJ mi i II appsnting forty Or lily add
5s ~ ResFest fta, II; = xt,,,y1,5,ts 49,
80 49, 10, -
ss 1tle following communication was 5feaa
rs st2 essnaae s m "A $3.50
,o4r5s esfd b Of G I'm Cd 4
@ ssnsTrss 81 Y IT, asaa1hens nsas y
ma ,,,s,.s.
sd esE business ssd % carriages
me Bead has also aonesrrsd in the
uade os your body 70 the feso
Ill treasurer u annost
person q brand atays wagons, esr. ssaa5
RfspssffH5y,J Gin ST Ho1.Ia M, secy
The following communication was read: Ii
- ~,
a'0s'sD = 'Ns December is Il isso
Board Of Aldermen
tsenflefaeY respectfully invited in The fol
lswiag institutions hdopted by The Board Of Ader
f ND a fxing The amount Il eonsoa.ted loan tax
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P5E r. .gd! ~ G's FOR THE CONTRACT
'9g cleaning ths ca Gsnn! on Fspa7aGe to S.
Anthony to tlysan Fields street.
OF aorn Promenade rom EspRnads to st. Lnhony
fet sGa be eeSa out %ad dGg 50 hat it @ len feet
below the Level Of the low ct ground of tbs ection And in ali
Fields street where there Canal Canal smI he dug in
the center Of the Pomeoade which Canal shall have feet
Oe Tn r. ieyel Of the lowest round Of the e;on
moohed off and dressed according the lines to be
sig s BY g, Inc cy snrEey0r 4na all d stump
and han be the property Of the ely.
aes the smS wch ray be disturbed Or damaged by he
The contractor bind hmset have all dams constructed
ba Tn E into the enters Of the city
the CITY Surveyor the entire satisfaction of said oiesr
and furnished BY the "o @ '' 's' quar-
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work in the
Council complete same SIXTY dHys a}te ' nnder
Rensy OF zen dollars day for each and every day thee
Payment in cash the completion of and acceptance of the
we'll understood hat in case of failure by the contractor
Be Wit Ti5hn e hs
in which the work being executed the Council shall
% Rs'5 anS wS Ss
den and il also understood that in case the con-
tractor shall at any time abandon the work, finish
Sh a forfeit for all claims he have r Of the
uoe ny nm up 70 mo date Of tne abandonment and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from all liability
thereto understood that in case the contrast
oe reSod the contractor and his securities shall held and
round in sodo pay unto the city all loss difference between
Fs Prize ut which the contractor originally
form the work and the price at which may be adudcaed
Bids to be running 20S feet for the whole work
complete ~ ~
New Orleans, December 81 1860.
SigneD LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
s=$$;;5 Rfsg5i4sB. on.n.n
Registered December ~, 1850.
d24 It ~ Far Cnr3ntroI,er
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoR4LTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. December g. 1860
pX VIRTUE OF resolution No. $40 Of the
ID Common Council of the city Of New Orleans and In
cndRnce with section III Of the City Charter notice hereby
given thatit is the intention the city Of New Orleans
St. Andrew street. from St Charles nryEdes street
wieIed width Of ity three feet four inches and lines
and also said St Andrew be opened
Dryudes to Howard street, u width OF hundred
twenty 1.-TWO feet nine inches
JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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MARIE Ia NoUvELLE- ORLEANS,
H1tei-he-vtIe, 5 d6ccmbre 1860.
I'm VERTU de la resolution No. $40 Lu
IL Conse Commun de la vile de Ia NOnvea Orleans ct CON
somtmtnt la section 1871 de la chartre de Ia Vile avis lr
present donn Quentention dea vile de lie NouveeO leans
de aFc elagir cnQuante tTos peds pouceS
gnes la St-Andre, de Ia st Charles rue
Dryndes. a de praquer ourerture de Ia de 81.
Andre vng ltux Ies pouccs large pai tir
de Ia rue Dryades la rue Howard.
dc lawSw JOHN 7. MONROE Marie,
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PETITTs5NS---(1FFICIAL

= to Honorable the common Council
- q. of the City of New Orleans
&TEN1EsEsFIIIN- The undersigned oTy57eT.s
or property fronting ST. Peter street. Ievee 10
most petition your honorable body
EEeahy 70 Section 10 OF the New City Charter sell al
pnhc Auction after fen days notice in the official Journal
ract for paving with blocks ST. Peter street the
esee u ass street and Tor raising the sidewalks
hides and paving te with haones The whole work to
y III with the specifications the City
Surveyor. 3G -
Pelanne. 100 feet
r.. pnrand aa@ SIS
H Gelly, 8 100 .
H L. Peirs, So
Mrs de PontRlba. pro II. Peg- #a.&
chal,d, Agent 600 :,
VI DeBns Grodan, l28 ~.
Ii E. Fofstsll, 65
CHAs. CLAIBORNE.
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twenty dollars each eonlraveuiiou before any
OF competent rsdieticn ReCocaero this city,
SIC s. All teua'ties Res imposed for any nGctono
violation of this otrHce well tax levied by this ord
nance shall he recoverable fore court of cnmueent r
diettou Rcter the hen lit Of the city, Any Violations
ntract0ns Of this ordinance, not otherwise provided for
shall be punished with hne Of from ten hundred dollars
for each a Rres be for the benefit aforesaid and
recoverable by the city.
SIC ST. All applications for c0nses shall be dc il writing
TO the Treasurer in the thearrc0nt applicants and
sua sfeeiS the nature f tho business they propose TO follow
the nmher Of partners the with their nanes and
whether they resident nonresident paEtners also
whetherit intended liquors to he sold nid n7ncSS
SIC. 81. Each and every not c. OF the State who
s receive or solicit orders custom OF display samples
sell dispose Of goods wares other articles OF commerce.
in my manner whatsoever either for themselves Or as Reents of
others shall pay license OF one hundred dollars payable
demand before commencing business under penalty Ct fry
liars recoverable before competent Magistrate or Re-
corder 10y ibe benefit of the city.
SEC s. Every cotton hay produce weighor thirty
five dollars.
SEC So Each and every lev merchant, ship steamboat
cap ait, other person. Hed In this ordinance, doing
buness tn syee other mart Of the city in the of
selling any kind cf go d wares merchandise, shall pay
license of twenty -iye dollars.
SEC 3D. All ordinances parts of ordinances conflicting in
their provisions with ordinances hereby lepeaed
[Sgned LEA F BAKEWEB
President Beard of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgned !. j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Alf erniop.
Approved December %, 1860.
ISignedl JOHN Il. MONROE. Mayor.
true copy;
ISL St MARION a. BAKER, Secretary.
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!. COMPTKSOE.I .T1Es---)FTfCiAl..

mo. 1921 @s..
Rcocd That the Ccproe be and he hereby authorized
to ndjnirne lowest bidder al sixty notice III the
official ouna contract for ri, ming and delivering The
city ngeeaUly specifications OF The Surveyor five miles Of
80 east iron wafer pipe the eycR Water Works. said
adjudication to be subject 10 the approval rejection Of the
Common Council.
LSgned1 LEA +. FAREWELL.
President Beard of Assistant Aldermen,
FSghcd1 j, O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved August 5, 1860,
[Sgned7 John 7. MONROE Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that SATURDAY, 9th of March,
lS6l will udjuGicne my Office, at y o'clock M the above
contract.
DIS 62t V. DuPLESSrs Comptroller.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
EegyElIs ;t,aLr4 ANS, leiuillst 1860.

EyDBYEELE-tIRLEANs, IbJ uIllet lSf0
ogoFnfe GonAel An Wills de Ia Nonvelle- orlaans
FsS S0rzssissHseS fsKoFsrfetafres BsRr In rTpe
~ johnson de ifre do Canal Ghernn Uarondeet de.
naisaent dafdnlleT e1 ve1e eonfonfment In lo
sss pes y confession @ baues pertes de
scn, % Y rus dn Cafal IA Gllsipin Garondelet
Csc N. w {TbtsE
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q FAonctabe Consen de VILE de ia NonyeIle. Orleans
1AM MISUNDERSTANDING Ees Esro9Sa'5etaIres
- IL parr 1evee jusau'a
" sa Arat pent honorable corps
sssod ave- y Seciio ~ Dc a Neuves Gharie dc Ia vile
Dc 9e vce leran dix iours Davis Journal
10 pierres Pierre
depths q A Iii Lesee iasqua Marais po de
pertes pates. sss
Foyer.
r PeIanne, 100 pieds.
(seily, 100
#3E88 HI Ia Pasfe, s58 5gagf S5 4E "a :.
Mnie de PQntaibn, par Hry pey-
cfland. agent 300 Z, l3#
Dennis Eronan, Us
II n Fofstali, IS
GIAE. CLAIBORNE, Il
n23 1aag8w Seeretaire dn Censeil des Aldermen.
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/
RfSoire5 That the Treasurer Of he CITY of New 0feuS
and hereby authorized arpas yaely competent person
persons whose business shall be brand drays carts
wagons etc. Such appointment be subject the approval
rejection Of the Board of Aldermen.
tSgredl LEA 4. BAKEWE1Il
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgnCd] J. O. NINCtN,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December %, 1860.
Esignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy !;
d2i MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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rHlEp nIsrElqT CoURT CITY, OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
OF New Orleans. WIDOW SALVADOR GARCIA

4
- to directed by The Honorable the Third District CoJrt
of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street be.
tween Camp add Magazine streets, MONDAY 18th day
property. viz
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District OF his city. in the bonded by
9d ST. Jon the Baptist md Eagatele sad ot
depi. " - ~ "
Seized IN the above suit.
TSRA5-t}4Sh on he mot.
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EPAVE DU TFsOTSIEME DTsTRICT.-IIa
IA etc conduit depot des Gpnves TroiSeme District
des Bons Entants Cloqet ct Louisa epaveS
Une Chevre jaime ct blanche.
Une heve bFune ayant de petes tches baucas la
aussi bl ncfe
Une jennie TRUE blanche.
Une jeune TRUE noire ct blanche.
81 les dts anirauS rtcames dams
frais pay6 lis vendus enchee publque depot
le SAMED1, 5 de janver 1861, 10 heures A. ".
G. I. FAYSSOUX
DGnut4 CommissRire des Rues.
NnnEeIla ia2
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QUATRIEsE Corn DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE La MILE
ae Ia NouVeile'orteanS. ORLEANS j. b. Y.
fNs,oE E 61tS. DIN writ de ssisIe ct Vente
Dc Z Orleans, dns ae cdessns e procddcri ie
LuEDL 2S de ianvfer 1861, midi, lHoel Ia Cit6
rue dc Ia Commune entire les
y yente pnbqEe ct adjudication de Ia propr6t don't suit
UNE CERrAINE PORTION DE TERRE sise dams lie
penX'e District de cette vile, dams pet par
du Canal, fonf de Ia DouRne R0chebave La ie merriam
de erre ayant $50 ied face la Canal sur loo pied
de pro ouaeur. - Nv P''N'
SRisie dams Pafare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization
dr. jal4 % Sheriff de la Paroisse az ds6rIsars
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EEPAvN pu pRgaT1EEs p1srEEcr.-1,

THIRD DISTRICT POUNu.-Vya brofsgE
to the Third District Pound Goodchiidren street, betee
Cloue and Louisa streets estray-
One pidet yellow and white She.goat.
One brown Sheg with white spots and white face
One while Sow Shote.
One black and white spotted Sow Shote.
Which If not claimed within three days and the expense
thereon paid will be sold public aucton Pound
SATURDAY, January s. 1861. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans. January Q 1850.
G. /. FAYSs0U&, D'ty Street Commissioner.
Registered January :, 1861.
ALFRED a. DUCROS
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

NEW ORLEANS, June 80, 1900
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City OF New Orleans
FE'KHD undersigned owners Of property on
Cont street. from Roman 10 Toni street Tespcct-
fully pWy that ordinance resolution be- passed according
to law for the sale OF contract for the construction brick
Sidewalks borercd by rnrbStoues and wooden CUTTERS both
sides of Cont street, Except where already made Roman
10 InnLis trae