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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

OYSTERS OYsTERs.-J. LUDINGroN & Co, No. 4 Foster
street, keeps constantly hand Wholesale retail
the best New Haven oysters they constantly re-
ceivng them fresh and in large quantities. they able
to meet the wants of their customers All orders left at
their place will I've promptly attended to.
"GREAT EXPE CITATIONS" will be realized by the
use of HILLS MIMI SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling OFF of The Hair.
''GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" " will he realized by the
use of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing and beauty
in the Teeth.
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of the wAyERLY PERFUME for the Handker
chief.
GREAT EXPECTS TIONS" will be realized by the
of HILLS LIQUID AMANDlNE, for Chapped
Hands, Roushness of the skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary.
d5 dan Me :hanics Hall.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

ILLINoIs.-Gov. Yates OF Illinois has issued
an address to the people of that state, in rea
ton to the number, condition, and wants Of
their troops, and the state policy of that de
partment. 1t appears from the list which he
presents that Illinois has contributed for the
war So regiments of infantry, numbering 46,
429 men, and IL regiments Of cavalry, mum
bering II, 4l6 men, and Is companies of artl
lery, numbering 1896 men-making total Of
upwards OF 60,000 men in the field. This
does not include large force, estimated from
10000 to $4,000 men, serving in various Mis-
souri,, Kansas, and Iowa regiments. The
state stands as the third in the Union, in the
number of her volunteers, and among the first
in the quality and completeness of tller
equipments.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

How THE SUMTER EscAPED-A letter
from an officer aboard the Itoquois gives an
account of the Sumter's escape from Martin
ique, which shows that the commander of the
Iroquois lacks either capacity or fidelity. The
writer says
eve lay off and on before the harbor until
Saturday, the 23d, anl on the 23d the pirate
escaped. When we were lying Oft the harbor
we had established code of signals, by means
of blue lights, with our pilot, an American,
whom We had sent ashore. 1t was, that if the
Sumter should steer TO the northward, he 1.-THE
pilot was to show one blue light; if to the
southwark, two blue lights.
On Sunday, Nov. 23d, at eight p. NJ, as
was standing watching the lights in the town,
for it was very dark, saw Il blue light, and
! then another. We Immediately started south
| ward, but instead OF heading towards the har.
Dor so as to get behind her, off we went, at the
rate of sixteen knots, to sea, and the Sumter,
| seeing US heading that way, turned about and
| started north. Before going about she was
seen by the men at the forward pivot gun, and
| the officer in command asked permission to
fire, but toaS refused. Instead of going about
and chasing her we kept on and lost her. We
did not speak vessel at the south end of the
| point, neither did we speak one at the north
| end OF the harbor to inquire whether steam
er had passed in or out, to see if, thinking We
were on the lookout, she had returned to her
| old anchorage, but came to ST Thomas in
twenty six hours, 1850 miles. Isn't that fast
sailing
| While in the harbor the Sumter knew it
was gone case her officers said they con.
sidered their race run )" but they got away,
and am so ashamed of the proceeding that l
hardly care whether l ever see America again.
Only think, we had the pirate right in our
hands, and then for him to get away. What
Il disgrace when we have got ship that will
make three miles to his two. l am about sick
from loss OF sleep and eXertion. For nine days
have not turned into bed or even had my
clothes off, and all for nothing.
The shore is very bold, and the Sumter
crept along the land, and then put about. She
has gone. and as she was buying heavy cloth.
ing, the probabilities are she was about going
north into the Atlantic Ocean,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

JOHN BRIGHT's SPEECH-The speech of
Hon. John Bright at Rochdale, England, ex-
presses the feeling with which American
affairs are regarded by the liberal statesmen
of Europe. 1t is the tairest and most friendly
testimony which has been borne across the
Atlantic TO the justice of the Union cause,
since the war begun. And though it was
spoken at a time when English pride and
passion seemed to have the advantage Of
reason, it expresses the same undisturbed
faith in the rightfulness of our cause, the same
confidence in the endurance and vitality of
republican government against which the
devil of secession has turned its revolted arms,
as he expressed at time when peace was
upon all the borders of the republic, and its
prosperity seemed secure. These noble senti-
ments will confirm the affection which the
friends of liberty and liberal institutions have
long cherished for the name of JOHN BRIGHT.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
Special 9lotrtes.

CInHin is making Card Photographs unequalled IN
this country. Give him a call. diff my2
o. +. Harris, Dentist. l5s Main street. Opposite
the new Mechanics Ilai Building. o5
G. Adams, formerly the leading Photographic Ar
tist o'this city) has returned from New York is fit
ting up Gallery up only flight of stairs replete
with convenience for producing Worcester as
fine Photographic Pictures OF every description
made in New York. Notice will be given when the
Gallery is ready for the inspection of the public.
n2l diff
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Il ,IyIe Pile and Inumar. Cure. sure cure for
Bleeding. Blind aid citing lies >croua, salt Rhenm
AMI Diseases of the skin. ore bottle warranted TO
IN all cases; il not dealers particularly requested to
retund The money Only five Bottles in thousand re-
turned and these confirmed Fistula. Hndrcds oi
letters and certificates the propretors posses
sion, which can he npOn application. send for
circular. Prepared bg HENRY ID. FOM LIE. Chemist,
Il Prince street Boston. Sold by all Druggists. Ger
tricates with each bottle rice 81 per bottle.
81 M6m
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

1'e"'n'Rnship.--E. TWTTCHELL of Boston would
respectfully announce 10 the Young Ladies and Gentle
men Of Worcester that he will give lessons In PenIDan-
ship, on successive TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY EVENINGS, commencing at u clock at
the school Room Of the French Institute Clark's
Block to all who desire to acquire clear free and ele
CANT style Of writing Terms 81 for Twelve Lessons
May be found at No. Walnut street, on the above
named days. d6tf dl3
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

French RECRUInNG.-P Paris letters say
that, in spite OF all denial, it is well known
that large number OF recruits are levying in
France for the United States. The old Carl
baldlan officers and volunteers are all being
organized for a speedy departure, and are only
waiting Tor the orders of their chief to embark.
This chief Il well known French officer who,
after defending the barricades of the republic
in Paris, fought the battles of the empire 10
the Crimea, then took service with Garibadi,
and is now in that of Victor Emanuel, has
given in his resignation, and was hourly ex-
pected in Paris The clothing house OF Gudl-
OF had been busy for the last ten days II max
ing the uniforms of this legion. Ten thousand
tuncs had been issued from the usiae, bearing
the buttons OF the Union. The greater part
of these uniforms have been forwarded to
Ilavre, where ;hey are to await the commis
saire appointed to take charge OF them to New
I Iork, and who was on his way from Turin.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

Eshtehefor's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN TAE WORLD
'" a. Baiehelors Splendid Hair Dye Is the 6,giaal AMI
0nly Reliable and Harmless Hair Dive KNOWN Instan.
sahtaneons nisa effects does not stain the skin and nvip
ortes The hair for life. caref ard use none other
ihan the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM ~ BATeHELoI Sold by aY respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Manufac-
tory No. u Barclay street date Is street, and 232
bfVsu"ays new fofk GSWly aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

Sj5niJh'a Curative CIeansss,s S;O,n-,euna.-A
superior remedy for eadache, Burns, Sore Lips, Bowel
Complaints. Canker, Piles. Sore Throat, &C. &c For
sale by BUSH CO.. "a Front street. by the dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. deud y3O
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

h"rss 1slmnk ets.--Thoss in want had better cali
on d. NJ FOLLANSEEE, No. Washington SguuTe, be.
'VFV purchasing. DIFF pl9
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

TO L"dies Ordering Cfoaks.-we give notice
TO customers that have In the last few days
y doubled force of Cloak Makers and can now take
orders to be eN Neeutcd without any delay.
Ladies who place their orders with US before Friday
aoon eaa have their garments finished and sent home
Saturday.
None but the most thoroughly competent Cloak Max
ers employed in the establishment.
du dts BARNARD, SIMMER & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

RNISHING UNnERTAK AKER.
His Cnln WacruOus 50 Front street. where car
always he found large assortment of Cohins all dif
terent kinds Of patterns, Menalic and Walnut Caskets
Of ali sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
and material residence SO Front street. diff aul4
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.psRrrlnl,r.ls,
SSBiIleE alrIeIIiatllts.

8 GREarENT sFs1pE. no. 70 UAMP BfREET, 83
e Friday Morning., May a, 1861. IS "A
Iha saiieF ysssardy Iii tempered
however sgfhera Business has almost ceased 10
oar Fe usual snnsr aided by the
iusas We unhoIy aud uanaura war nov being waged
slnoA commercial pursuits Wehsar how
South ID danger 81 immediate death from
do e1pect Arrivals and departures yes
seFday sseTs alike faw IN numhes
Pms W. NJ Morrison for Memphis yesterday with large
NIP " p&Ss geFA and freight.
Tha fecssirg freight for Memphis and
III iaadpg inthe bonds viii leaye positively
evenspgs IA az
n Ths Metnphss AyaiRnche q the ed says S
tsxer This point stationary Yesterday
h q denliue There vas little doing on lie
eses Of The number Of ueople there
aNa si he was nohing iass than On
abe Isaaissi Courier Of ihs Fiat says
WIS rising las evening though falling 10 the morn
With scant8 feet ths canal BY the mark The
me RICH Iang and W dissgrssable The
AZ yesterday the river had colnenenead tisiny
seasf anaer the iphHencc OF steady ruins S
biark Pittsbnrg TOO tha same sort of mean
smother rise be looked for that
With siAet . Inches #ater III the chaanel s
aSs eAe q I've short packet rotes
n. lseas haA bean witt dtawn. and LAID IN.
1t fi5e IS AZ most exealehi naejga
9s aaa snr Mafshglses gfoanng with accommodating
ase e1lSng VI ne aad the hoame nothing to
3Has y as result OF Black Republican rule misrue
" - uorrgN FoR BAyeu SARA = The splendid new low
and Nh a. B MutoF clerk leaves at o'cioeh
kass saosninG Ter Bayou sasa and the Coast
News Boy FOR THE 90 fleet regular staunch
M Jchn r.. HAIL clerk leaves at O'clock his
sysesas4of the 0aachita, = 4 re
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FIF allp Crescent.
fm @sItsas loasg 4larktt,
GO orsIurs ID. D eanp ssssss,

GNEscRNT teFEfuF, No. 10 Camp street, 4
Thuraaay Evening, May 3 1861. s
continues as noticed yesterday. Though
Ill Fsepe wAf u, good many managing TO get
acs Holders of e dfosa assured their
drPSi se ID The vaults Of the bank aud by the
adopted Il deepg 10 purchase paper they doing good
ffoAssns who will be led stner economy and
Ahs Hesli TAe lire Or deposits to-day with the banks
il chi on of doars sbesc what il this lime last year
eaaks Do nescnd y discount their deposits
aag crisis there Is mach more money remaining idle
S5e banks go far keep the amount due the
cpesprs hand all times BY the last return,
thas majority Of the banks have each
coin IA han he amount deposiors while Baltimore,
Philadelphia baeSing snd filing shaking
ssanE and three dollar notes ~ the wagon
ssad. Tie banks af New York city, with Sl2 1 0u o. biiis
secsfshe asat evenly Eve eer psr cannot nay
teir the dollar on demand 1ney wal
Va saAkng aeady, bsfofe ths nesting q oongraas
There rs exchange market The banks were sell
ng fssae sali Suns on York NON discount Outside
drafts mers 5asalsabIe No auoe Tct discount
There we sora4 trsnssons sterling AT 9eS The banks
h aas drawing M higher making the best bargains they
can shaat saying anything abcat e the rate may be
shau again IL be above and below. In
frames ta demand confined to iast retsl remittance We
iate 5eS9s7 10 mp have merely to say that the
dssss no were III the iighses description.
he favorable reports Of tbs growing crops in
tho Sau hnd s follawg remarks IN the Mephis Ap
peal ast n alindg IA par funds in the extract
Bslow Tennessee bank noes which current all
srNnsacsicns throughout the slsse Of Tennessee s
The weather nr5ng the past week has for the part
clear nights altogether favorable planting
oui from the country requesting
continue BE- Of taa encouraging nature
general hnsaess the week has been Of
With accelerated movement in -four and
all provisions With supplies Of and
slow has ,Tsd dull With siderable
changed, sees Of produces there nothing
Fspog THE tobacco market has been dull with declining
tendency cea Under tho Influence of very favorable
adysss geod dsand n ne cotton
se prices ~ monetary and financial circles moth
ing enpired There good inquiry fer New 0s
aeEns ilch ia and firm Pet premium,
whils New York tere Is % nothing doing and rates
good demand 10 et and silver
al act praniu par funds Despite he embargo upon
Eaass The prominent points north this
tho TeeaDs If teeding articles for the week.
by railroad md up qnite satisfactorily
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MA YOR Al TT Y---9 } 4 HACAAL
Proelnna tom
MAYoRAIrY 81 Nav oRI.rANs.

g8 City Hall, May %, 1861.
AEreeahv the provisions of the City Charter an election
will be held on MONDAY, June s. for a Comptroller a Re-
corder for the Second District Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men for the city Of New Orleans, to.Hit: 80
Comptroller Of the city of New Orleans. u
One Recorder for the Second District fill the uuexped
term Of the Hon j. L. Fabre, deceased.
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen to-wit:
w. at.. ALDERMEN.
One Alderman for the First District of the city, in plare of
Cox, whose term has expired.
One Alderman for tho Second District in place of Norman
Whitney. - - ~
One Alderman for the Third District place of S. p Della
barre. ~
One Aldermen for the Fourth District place of Bent s.
Harrison.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Beggs. ~
One Assistant Alderman for the Second Ward place of
One Assistant Alderman for the Third Wad in ace of L.
F. Bakewel -
One Assistant Alderman FOR the Fourth Ward in place of
Shepherd Jr
One Assistant Alderman for the Sixth Ward in place of A.
Duprt. f " "
One Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward in place of
Magioni. -
One Assistant Alderman for the Tenth Ward in place of E.
A. Patterson. - "
Said election be held pnces designated by the Central
Board of Commissioners and under the direction
by them appointed.
my2i JOHN T MONROE N.Yor
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.

CHEsTNuT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d 8
sres introduce the article the public and physicians OF city
and country, the
Purest DfffUsubls stin.wgaus
which prepared for edcal uso II
cordial at once healthfu and nyigorn to the eaeosd
whether by disease It distilled from tho best rvs and
malt and It's nutritious properties preserved By process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus other noxious In.
Ereden known to be contained in Whisky general 1885,
are coSleey separated the absolute purity of this ar
hciefron any foreign adnixturei Is guaranteed
In addition to the following from the rno sni.
nsnt Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia, New York and Bon.
Ton the state Agricultural Society
DIPLOMA and Dr. Jackson Boston has testified under oath
80 Its abHolute purity. Read the following
ERTIFIoAT
Philadelphia, Sept. q. IBBga~
We have carefully the sample of Chestnut grove
Whisky which you cent and find that
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which character
sstio and injurious ingredient ofthe Wskies general
BOOTH GARRETT Il CASlAC,
Aae3ytiea Chemists.
New York, Sept. 5, iSSEz ;,
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Whisy received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, am pleased to that is entirely fres
from poisonous deeteroug substances II Ia an puuaIv
pure and fine aaTorad quality of Whisky
JAMES r. OHILTON, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March T. 1859.
have made chemical snAys commercial ssrnples Of
ohesnutsrova Whisky which tohsavy
FHst @iss and perfectly pnre unadulterated. The
favor of this Whisky derived grain used In mann
tscturing it. Respectfully, .,....
A. A. HAYES NJ D., State ASasyer
No. Is Boyston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Dr.,
Wholesale Agent
Ilf Walnut street.
is5 lyAW PEuAnzrpz,t
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Nliees. 538588
MOE We noticed only ss snaa1l lots sold
Els0E bbs werc sold OF which 1890 Super
hhs s 100 Good do at 80 50 and is SO
= sbi
sales RI Cora yaeed about 1000 sacks In
oadas afxsd apd sou yellow Mixed III Toc and 500
Wits and 600 White at I5c q bashel. of Oats about
100 sasks Louis disposed &c., q busAeI In Bran
eEeiesd salss VI 80 sacks at 81 IS % 100 lbs.
Il PR0EIsgGN .Tla transactions ii Pork eonprised Oh
Moss d MA ssstesday 1t SIS and 100 al
bb III Bacon noticed only retail lots at fol
shapsaesF. fS Rbhsd Sides AND 6c. u 10 for Clear
aAe sales catnprised $40 bags at l4,sc 400 III
& ls%z, saa N lbssSI md yat l6rs u Is,
W EIalk LOT 81 10 hbls. Raw taken al &C. Il
gallon, S5
consequences Of the seizure Of the United
sasss European sad Brith masters were nsking
Fos Cotton 10 Iisernnol. 8@8
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PHRRY's COAL ON LAMPS,

PERRY's COAL OIL LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL,
At PERRYs OLD LAMP STORE, tof 20 years standipg)
No. liz Poydras street.
Where you can't find 10000 gallons Of Oil nor 5000 Iaps
but where You can find about 500 Goal OIL Lamps
Coal OIL Lamp makers togeher with great variety of Cam
phsDe. Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel which
guarantee and usual continue supply trade with
from 70 TWEEN barrels at time and inst many rich and
common Coal on Lamps the trade requires prices
as can he found elsewhere.
4 ml2 II e. PERRY.
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B d a i j z M a RKET.

dEF IN CITY May hi. 1851
yesterday III Tesas Bseye Is Hogs to sheep and
iss Ssas pale sold IS eaern and 9A Texas Beeves s7
Hog % sssp and 100 Veal Cattle Stock on sale 90 Western
ana Bseses sg 80 sheep ana as Veal Cattle
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siAN4Aat,tl3a SAl.Ess.


ssaF ss1ssS9 se0Hs ShSk!SS vs.
RY VIRTUE Of a writ of fieri fncias, to
Of New Orleans liz tho above entitled cause will proceed tG
sell at public auction on the premises No; 49, s. Charles
street First District Of his city UEspAY 4h day Of
articles towt--
Two Steam Whistles fvein
Half dozen two-nch Stop Cocks Plumbers --'.
Half dozen ana halfinch Stop Cocks Plumbers.
Half dozen one and qnarernch Stop Cocks Plumbers.
Two dozen three quarterback Hose Couplings
One dozen Water Necks for Ranges (brassJ
One dozen two-nch Main Cocks, TOR Gas Pines (brass)
bodies. ~' ~
One and half dozen hreequaeripch Globe Valve Cocks
brass bodies. ''
Two dozen half inch Couplings for Iron Pines
One dozen hreoeghh,inch Couplings for Iron Pines.
One dozen one and helf-ineh Couplings for Hose.
Thirtytwo dozen one inch Couplings for Copper Pipes
One dozen one inch Cause Cocks
One dozen seven-eighth-iuch Gauge Cocks
One dozen three.q larter-inch Gauge Cocks.
Ore dozen five eghh,inch Gauge Icks.
Eight Two light Pendants. fancy for
Six Two light Pendants, PLATA, for store.
One pair Ftye.lght Chandeliers.
One Large Fancy Street Lamp.
One Harvey Guilds Patent Portable Gas Works. Gasomeer
and Cistern.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the apot
f. T. PARKER,
Sherifof the Parish of Orleans,
srxIEuE GouR DE DrsrRrcr} DUGAN 4 JENKINS vs. H.
r,S Dc e ESRysIe Orleans ,, GUfLD3Ns Evil
~ moi adesse lhoE orabie Sixeme Cour District
Nouyee Orleans, dams aare cidessus je proctdera lie
MARDl, de JUN 1851, Il heures A. NJ, les ieux
LIE FoNDs DUN MAGAsIN su5 an No lS2 rue st.
Charles dams le Prem District de VILE
en- mon bureau pour recours
Saisi dams Patfaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment dep adjudica.lon.
n.y. Z. ia4 Sherif de 81 Parniese d'Drl6nns.
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fseAy sses{8f bates wool FArs9
head cattle Wilkins &co Sandries order
Total se bales cotton. 7l.s7
~ INnlAN0IlA AND aATivESTON-Pe steamship Mexico
-s9 bales cotton j Connolly sB A Rngeey .sco
60 w 40 head cattle Wilkins Sco-sundyies
seSder-Total sos bales cotton.
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Esecs1p,a 81 prostsncs.

FORT AID AMSPer steamer Golden AEe2f bales co.fsn to
Ed BaSisya &co5 do Payne Huntington &co5 do a Da,
Fignaud IS do McStea Yalie &eoa hhds sugar Graud
&eo- sundries 70 order--Fctal SO bales cotton,
yICKSBURG Per Iberyie Ill bales cotton TO
jackson 8eo 80 L Adams &co- 81 Thompson d GlarkS5
IL NJ Allen &co- rs Mcfarland Bsrksdaie q Gfen
Snedes Sco-Ib Rotcuford Brown co13 Hy Sheppard j0
Winston Morrison &coS Murdoch Williams &co9 Thornhill
&co-S X Carter samnel Barrett SEQ Warren, Gil
more Scol Horfe Gayle 2coi CARROLL Hoy &col do Du-
mesn Mmtn7 hhds tobacco Wilson & Youpg- do james
Turner Geenwooda Horre Gayle &coTotal 425 bales
cotton Is thds tobacco. ~
TRENTON Per steamer W Robertsl5 bales cotton
Il Nc Allen &cel2 B Bres &oo II Cleveland, Bros &co4
BFaader fhambers2 Tate Dupuyl 7 Harde Sco-To-
tai IS bales cotton.
ATTAKAPAS Per Picasnne No s. bales cotton
2 bales moss 60 head cattle and sundries TO order.
LAF0URCHE-Per steamer Lafourche-l4 hhds sugar to
SnbaIerS do Laforest Desmare- do
Z y r
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall May %. 1851
Common Council of the city of New Orleans,


No. 5623.l
ReSord That the Central Board Commissioners of the
city of New Orleans be and hereby instructed in con-
ormity with the po'isous of the City Charter an
act 10 amend an act entitled consolidate the
city OF Now Orleans aud to provide for the government of
thereof approved March 20 l56 give N the public
that election will be held The FIRST )
of June for the following named officers erve accord
ing to law from the third Monday
prescribed by said city charter:
|. Comptroller of thu city Of New Orleans.
q Recorder for the Second District for the unexpred term
of the late j. L. Fabre deceased.
g. The following members of the Board of Aldermen viz
One Alderman for the First district E. Cox whose term
will expire at said date.
One Alderman for the Second District vice Norman Whitney
whose term will expire at said date.
One Alderman for the Third District vice P DeLabarre
whose term will expire ut said date
And Alderman Tor the Fourth District vice Benjamin
Harrison, whose term will expire a. said date
t. the following OF the Board
One Assistant Alderman fo- the First Ward vice James
Begg'
Assistant Alderman for the Second Ward vice John Nor
One Assistant Alderman for the Third Ward vice Lea f.
Bakewell - "
One Assistant Alderman for the Fourth Ward vice Henry
Shepherd Ir.
One Assistant Aldermen for the Sixth Ward vice Adolphe
Dupre
Ono Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward vice j. Mae
oni
And Assistant Alderman for the Tenth Ward vice E. A.
Patterson. - ~ " "
Be further reo1red That the Mayor be and is hereby d.
feceu 10 give notices.
with the said City Charter the resolution to The
Central Bo I'd of Commissioners
iSignedl LEA F. BAKEWELL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSiguedl' j. o, NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
my24 5t LSighedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor