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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
ReeeipIs Of Produce.

A-s Coz bbs Flour sl5 Ia. Corn Meal .ec5 bbl.
Willy lo3 90 bush. heat, l30tV0 bush. Corn, 2cV'
bu,h Ave gss bush Oais l26s4 bU.h Barley, 1900 rses
P4evlsiOnt, ~ ptgs Lard. "a TIs. Ashes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.

The steamship Northern Light, which left Aspin-
wall on the 26th u;., arrived at this port on Sunday
She brings ss7s sO5 25 in treasure, and 81 frat cabin
and 2O4 second and steerage passengers:
ILL., f,lio,yipo Ia Tho srecie Lat.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1881
all the money the Government needs to carry on the
war until u.e meeting Of Congress. He bas now
margin Of about sl7o ,CW,OOO.


war until u,e meeting Of Congress. He bas now q
margin Of about sl7o coo 900.
MIR. Cisco reimbursed the banks again to-day for
Treasury notes sold to the public, 1917 pa 5O With
this amount, and the California receipt TIE actual
specie reserve of the banks is abou, S43 600 coo.
The track of the Erie Road at Turner'S has been
washed by the freshet, but the damage will be soon
repaired at small cost.
The business of the Clearing House was s25,.
100000.
No action was taken to-day at the Board upon the
subject of commissions, tie Committee not being
ready to report.
Demand loans continue easy at 6d7 Y cent, with
some q cent loans undisturbed. Paper is 6Q7 Of
very high character. with little doing.
The question having been mOoted as to whether
the holders of 7.3O y cent Treasury notes have the
right to demand their conversion into stock the fol-
lowing correspondence took place, which settles the
point:
No. wAi,.srRxxr NRwYoRK. Oct 20, 1861.
sI: Wi yon have the goOdnes, inform whether the
holder Of $40 Treasury notes he's the pi,-ee OF exchG
lore he mstaity Il sid notes Tie supplementary sc 'ay'
the Secretary may said bonds but the question sse' as
70 whether lie has the OPTION whether the Holder Of Lo1es
has the Igh, to d. n,pd the exchange at any tine.
With much I.spec- your obsdient servants, ,,
WM. & JOHN OBRlEN.
TRKAsURi DEPARTMENT Nov. z, ltOl:
GYxrtsxys: Your letter tie 18th ut Is received The
oct Congress which refer does not In eIrre, term
gve the holders Of the rte bonds The ieht 70 demand
their exchange any time before their maturity for per cent
bonds log wopy bu; II authorizes the Secretary
Of tho Treasury uste such exchange AID this euthoiy 10
regarded by this Department emitting the holders to the op
ti0n Of making such exchange.
Nery respectfully, your obellent servant,
GEO. H.BRlNGION,
Actrg SecretsIy OF the Treasury
Mss,rs. WV 4 Jony ODEIHS No. % Wall street, n. Y.
The business Of the United States Mint Philadel-
phis, during the month of October, was as ioilows
DkPosIIs. - .
lroIn eli
Silver and observation-disclosures. I65 SO IS
-
Total depo,it'.....,........,...... *Ja569i %
Cnnnnr 10 s. \ IeceNed In eIclHnEs for
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,lHre tuincs, &,c.

I BEG leave to state that have opened my
Il at No 203 PoSrs., Msidenlsne where shall
constantly keep full sssortGent OF tie WINES ana PLRE
COGNAC Bra SDIES og Messrs PAUL De CONlNCk,
MONOD GUiRsUD.
orders respectfully rohoited and VIII be promptly a..
ssnded TO- }. MARC MARTIN
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
GffnrsloEa.

,CTEIP EXCURSION TO TG0, xTs' SASrs " staten on
~ gTATgN ISLAM aFAkns pc between Battery and
! )slaDd FERRY. foot Of Wh'enA'i'"'
mohTs LEAVE EVERY HoukL oItLPa TG HOUR. to p. M. '
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- MONDAY Nov z, I8oI
AsHES-Tbs market steady with only limited inquiry
at f5 BIT for Pot. end Pearls.
CofIoN-The inquiry to-day h.s5 very ar and Irces
nave again advanc.d from Ito lc T. To- TIE sales embrace
~ bales The demand s mainly sp culsiive duced
by The late favorable foreign Sdvice We append quoons
sEw-roRk cL,ssIYicATIos.
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Rnrnrarr- IriY lahl

bOEpfATf- July I0rI.
We honor 70 infoIm the public ths have es'a5
hshcd depot Of " NE5 in the City Of Newly aud
bAve sppoirted Mr.. }. MARC MARTIN Agent Tor the
United State and the Canada
An oar Wipes as stIicy pure, ard be used With
sslety for family and me5tual purposes
PAUL De CONlNCK, MONOD GUlRAUD.
We take pleasure 10 recommend with entire 90 tdenee M
J. MARC MARTIN. Agent Of the firm PAUL De CO
ErNCK, M0NOD G.UlRAUD OF BoIdesuH. We c9n ~
sure friends that tey may rely the purity of ali Wines
so1 by that firm through Mr. MARTIN.
GURDON BUCK, NJ. D., Nev-Yor
HORACE GREEN, NJ. D.. Sew-YoTk.
WILLIAM X BROWN, NJ. d.. Brooklyn.
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NuPREME COURT, county Of Nsw Sil;.

SUPREME COURT, County Of New
:, ,YYe,k-sARAH cAHEN. plsintia, ezaiost LOUIS
ss.al TO the Deienlsnt LOUIS CAiiENYon are hereby
sh seou which VII bs sled IN ths oee q ne CI,rE q tie
and Coasty Of kewiork. at the City Hs tn ths City
ors sId 20 serve oocy Of your snsgez 20 e ald
.At On the suosedBeT, at his Office, No ~ S&ssai
sss u .he City q HewYork within twey dsss le
o' his summons On cxclosSe Os the c.y of suc1
asd yoa fail y the ssil eonlyl.i1t within
icr' said the Plsiadf IN his action viii sppy TO the
ny ny Y tie relief demanded in she eorbpisipt
TYssec October II, tsei. A i. PiNNEY Pih't Ally.
OF esyia m this ection lied on TIE gs,b Gay o.
Of NJ IA te enee o! tho Csfk of the City sLd CouGy
----sA tosA Oc29 iaWGWT0
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

NofiCESF ASSIGNMENT. -.Notce il hereby
mat lssAC WAKEFIELD of Jsrssy CIV IIuSon
svtsSes ~ & sxh h!. day usdc ssssneu NJ 70 the
ssa is ~ ns stAs Tor The equal benefit n Ma c,sJTs
usdes ssete,. usst sshibd thcs respective lsIas
sIss Oct - M Ms'r ~ieis ,bs tsfn Of the. lnoss.s--
s~ = ssJBGwAg HOWE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Ofean CLEANERS.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE

CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
~ LIYEkPOoL. landinR sad embarkinR passer ssrs a.
Oneenstowu lrelandLt he LIVERPOOL New-York ana Phil
eSspha Steamship Company intend dispStehlnr their full
DsH Ctyds- bpilt non Steamships a. follows:
OLASDOW W..........,.. ....,... SstuIG ~ Nov. 9.
CITY OF acknowledgements Saturday, Nov. l6
ENiNBURGH Saturday. Nov. y.
And every SATURDAY, st noon from Pier No a. North
River.
PAssEyGERs EuRoPE.-By order OF the Sc eretsry Of
State al leaving the United States are Too rea
tS procure passports before going board Of the
kAT
r1bST CABIN..... ...... 6 - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
First Cabin TO London So SeeIass to London 80
tlst 10 Paris. 30 ceerA.e farig....... %
Fisi Ca1o 70 Hamburg. IS steersge hamburg -. 81
Passengers also forwarded TO HGyre Brerlen Rotterdam
An,veIp. Sc-, At equally low rates.
iersons s.tiugo bring their friends can buy tickets
here at the follow jog rates TO NewHoIk: Prom Liverpool
Snsensown lst Ca6n, So, s5 aud loS seocse from
Liverpool, so. From Queenstown. $50
There STEAMERS have ei0r accommodate for rassen.
gers oni carry expefi,nced Surgeons They Oui n
&sahi lion Sections, and have Patent Fire AnDihsors
~ toift.
Fo ur,her Informs ion apply in Liverpool TO WILLIAM
lNMAN, Agent. 40. 2 Wa,ers. in Glasgow 70 WM. IN
Man, No. St Enochs quare In Queensfown 70 g. w.
u SEYMOUR Co. IL Londoa 10 EWES MACY. No.
81 kirg Niiam-st 10 rsus 10 JULES DECOUE No
Place DE Bourse Ga Phdepha 70 JOHN g. DALE No.
Ill Wunrt-si. or tt the Company's Offices,
JOHN g. DALE. Agent, No. is Broadway, NJ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

The movement Of grain has been larger for tho
pat week ,Lsn for the week preceding. Phs e1'
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]. B. WALTON.

hz 1a3a
saiiles divided INTO squares ~ per pan dfWH ~ a5
b az ~ w nnsd I a q gen9a a Ut pbi m
city Il MN ossns bss,ing dats Of 9Th April 1851
ANOTHER FAReEi VI TRACF Or LASf,; cons sting
Of nine squares Of gsoand Hae in the Parish a st Bernard
WV ad saes e Sn ID By sse H. ss 81
~ TX III s ana ~ nn plan drawn " Jcssph Pis
SmrrtyG on ins 3 APRIL ls wEeh saId 'a os are
late Notary Pubic IN the cy Of New Orleans dated the 17
asy q 4yen9er a. D 1889 ....,
tLi EN- Rpa RE BF LAMB StfHatef IN the SAD Pash
m ST. berI ard tonns part Of the plan atjon Formerly
knn~n a5 de and now gersaiet said sQusre deT9a
NO 20 ana fy described " IN act Of sae passed By
3 sbonF tate Notary publjc in View Orleans. dated tie
a aaI o. 1@ ,9s@ a, d. i85
an rrjsb Of st ReTnaTd In this State Mt d.
fence q three miles from New Orleans and IN he same
side Of the river the rear Town 81 Versailles desgna
ted plan rnEfa by WF j. HCnIoch General Of
the United State fo the State Of Ionaaa deted in the
Office Of Etwafd Bane Notary Public, 70 New Orleans
p r. = US matsF = t. ~ ana ~ dssisnaed atso
tentr s~a ~ r % 'tS ~ ~ ssto. nisns ~.
The hos ct,1t ~, ~ Tritn an-as ~ S" '' ''
''0'- containing 9'' s, ~ "isS
Holm uzrypE ,..,-n a'as 80 No.. q, .,xr-t,u,-
Z WIriIAW fEss VETO si65n Il
2 SMlT I negro, aged about 20 years
T. " LUIS tRro, aged shout u years.
p L L,I, LIN ~, negro, age1 about ~ years.
g. BRIIToL, negro aged about % years
= m tFpE. Eearo aged afont IS Tears-eHgineer
= lin HARVEY negro, ared about 48 years-enginear,
~ BILL 40 Es, negro, aged about 22years..
~ ~. 10 sRH1nHf.t negro. aged about 20 years
4 Eh 4NuEL negro; aged about 10 years Blacksmith
T. J6HS ALLEN 0 az aggn, ~ "a na,
70 70 w eefo agsh ahont 2s years
~ tx; r. my - negro aged about % years.
z dDl ~ m : negro, aged about ~ years.
~ IJm pEN; negro, aged ahou 70 years .. .-
y hdCi ~ hreFo, aged fo1nR x years I..
81. ANDREW, negrn aged ahput 20 years,
% DORSEY. negro aged a6nnt 50 years. r. ..
q. AiICK negro aged about 50 years.
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Aucr1oNEERoce ll5 Gravie street, opposite the ST. Charles
H. tel.
MO. I.-MARY, aged 26 years, cook, asher
~ and irnuer and fair seamsIress.
GREEN, her husband, aged 26 years. good plantation
hand ....
g. TERRY, aged 80 years, good plantation blacksmith.
he slaves good character and fully Puaran-
teed will be sold cheap for cash as st
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1, JOHN HENRY, Negro, age denviron 90 ans-comma

2 VILLA BURGESS, Negro, agt d'sn7ron As anseom-
s. sniff ffids negre, aE5 d,envron so ans.
SF qIS nsT asei 81 s e dshSiro q
= TH6MAssiN neErs iii aenyi,on y ansipE9nienr.
IS a 'S5STaa j II, assHsaF
H. EMANuEb, nesys, Aga d'snyiron Aonus-forgeron.
M 6HH nR RsE:s S
f. E b6 sHs Ss ? s sas
l. ron BURNS, nssre, agt d ensIr ~ -. = ans.
o. RI1HARh nesre, aye doayiro, 22 IA,
f. a ANhRG n q Fss ast d,snyiroa y
$ffE ass2s % Fss d sss 90 ans
& Gf f5 @' stt, sSviron SO
4 TAT nsgrs 40 4'snv,fsn 5 I'm 81
s WAI DENT nsgrs s a & , IS
ssas q ans
s. JOE age denyison 4 ans- s.
So BRUTUs, negte age asnviron % ans-charpen1ier.
g. LNn9E g. ase aE snys n q sn 70 ans
81. ALEXANDRE, mcgee ags aenviron z -conducteur
g pss snss s2It Il III;
NAfHAsfE f nssrs ssSS s ID aus
4. ROC RoGE %S na a:s ars dsnvToni6. -..'-7
H. hAyIS, Negro, aga d environ Bars ....-....5.
e. e. ftLARs, so asnvi on Is apseardienne d'hopal
sAS Ct sSs a lss q S s%v1sa ans @ +
4 MARIE aEte d'envirou ans. ~.
81 AMANI& ntgre.se agte denyron 30 AIS ct ses cinl
80 BEN SssFO, age de ans, 49,. .-
g. MAT Tifis b. ~ asss DC ans. ''
S. ELLEN. agte de3 ans,
d. IuDGE. agte de 8 rspis . ms gg9-. Z 's.ass
S. RAGkE ngresse agee denyiro1 20 ans, ct son eaan
S. FAGt, agt de Is r4ads
81. SMARIE ANNE 5&;4e de % ans, ct son enfant;
rs. tLEN ERSuN.
& sss saa Ct ssA s''As
e. ud1E aMS n5gesa g environ as
d., denX ensans sEatz T. ~
So. fSARAH. aRte de 4 ans.
Cd. ABRAM ago dc 2hns. vi
Co. (LIr1LE HAHAH ntgresse, ag2e denTiron a6 ans,
.o~ son enfani .r-
g. }MARGUERITe, fgte de 10 ans.
81 ANARISSE. ntgresse, agee d'envlron IL ans
6S AErOINEtTtf, nagresse dc de As ans e.
60. ROSE, ntgresse, igte d'enTron iSans ro
10 MARIE BURGESS, neg ess ag6t denFif ,a ~ A.
n. YIGF0RINE, mulatresse, age denFdroh isHhs'
~. WINNhY, Fa5resse Agte d'enyiron . ms.
j3 EIIHARETH, rfgro,se asGt den9ron u ans.
IA. CEIIEHI +, nGgrasse, agde denvroh % ane ---
IS JANE ntgresse, hgte de z ans, o. ns --
| 76 DOLLEY. ntgres Sc. tg4e deuytron ~ aus -.-
IL SALLY negressa Sgae denFIo9 rs ans % opa
76 GE0RGI 3Et. nsgresse, Agte de4Firon - t''7.
ID FR0IINE ofgrrsss Ags Re d'enyirnn 10 ans. +
| 3d. NANNY nerresse a. Dc dehYifon II ans .z5
| - Nyu9ets. Betes IA cornes, ESc'
| Ounrants lnulets Americans. -, -, .hos xss,,
Tent ef+ une b6es cornes, consistent eh s"cHss' A
i 2ableses ct IN ttlfeau' c75j
!, ingt sept moutons
Ningt coeeens. -.-I w.
Charrettes, Wagons. Drayss Mtee
opatorze CT arrettes wagons ct drays.
lin buggy ayeC harnsis. n
Tn lot dc hafnais.
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]. d. w ALTON.
q. 80. - anne u " Arasoarss.

tf EwMa
SBsh'aHstfF ~ IN asablss, Ete.
" ,s; s ss.s T - a'fss o'av''ss
Zine sIf sSbIs tba assSs &c III seenteFu
sassers . Il R e sId
ss Essssss sseat ssndas safaass j ness
4 Us 15s Daeq ssssa mart
as & y Rf f8,ss II rs
fiss r. d n sgssssf ds .L Z ee paprst
as ~ bes pa e sEfa NJ ss5oss sss
soar e e isa5 sss sI5 a
es dis & s ss Re a ss ia pas ale +
oria ss1sas pas asis' = saaaas z
sss s s 4 T r Il gss e e e
e ssa:s esasgsss f.s5' 4
fr s &c lacqasrsaT ag e ng1. y -
j. B. WALTON s-.:.--....:.. 7. Z. y A111seH'
.ycTrf,y1, ~. Z 49,. W ] IN
.' for the Purchase and sale e i sEAI qBf ATE.
SLAVES LAME N ri stss
olsiss. % .sss " Ess sssss
Slaves Paniturs Bank and ossr sss saessssiass 81 as
easndtss s@asraly: u Vs.. .,...
asss ~ ss sFs
Square and e7srJlss in sssry tas
Hsfeo she name OF the eE7ssT, anf otheg Vasa
ssssn fpsn ahs most auasass
sssea and infornaatIan, 'E,sT De
s7sFurnifnre and oIiqr SELF
$50
CHOICE IMP AND VscAasF ~ a ~ ssE
TWO LTe oF aRaH q Ed
DaE Il s5rapo gRg g9 q N
Bz ]. 3. WALTON,
ars.one 49,. lss, Y 90 ssss
H. 4 s5s Ieospts and asssassss lssss
oNE L6T 81 GRGGNb = ths mn IL N ssly,
san tgasFs aeaafS e @ eas
seTes BY depth q o. faet Il aeie and Lines
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BY. J. B. WALTON,
AucrIoaEnR-OflS nice, 40 Camp atreat.

sl3F
AucrToHEna-oha MEG, 10 Camp atrees.
SATURDAY.. Elay11 assI st 5s s'sl sss
'd Poss of assS1ss oaof
on; ss. q fl s9 9n sass
81 FEET
sss9sSss Nth ss
s Az D
place is Susceptible being # Tic finest
The Grove place and now occupied VI the 6annsr
SQUARE r. bounded by Second voa. Third bIay
f 5 Is PG sa
No 'front.' s. H. self On 1 1af It, s6 IS
as $ ss ,sns 3 ss f ts ssa ~
2 and .ts np a., s sSscs ss aa
y s5assss & FsasR W.rs.pa H.
d Il s s los rb;,% sa
5 Iss ii -
g ise trent q b as ass s St H. sns at
s,ssS %
sS sss ifi e.
= M asn ~ s Woa lots ss I'd nss oa sac
sest
elusive ,s Il ~ Il i
ns a5h& Pa g.
a. to 70 inclusive fronting on First sstss.s
street and lots a. fronting OSey sest maasnSs
en GAIF 81 bounded " Fhit L. and
10 Ios e iaslAass eals ainsf
m nssa ana e. Is IN
fronting Third street, n,easars each 50 set depth Il I'LL
eligible s s g5essry R /
Misasrpi sixteen miles nom Nss aahs oas
paE ssss Il
6est opportunities nysasnt. W oists 'ns = ~
The plans of the property may . Office the
aSs TERas-For Eel Grove Pr, CO. SQUARE e sthra
cash balance and edit VIII ~ nsE rant
f Rmnh sse Ssanse al tha os
per interest after maturity am specal until
Aets Barne Not ary Pns ID ~ sxpsass
| w --zS----- ass.a
49, sNs I4NsHs E M mi Nora
sPssa qsses .E WIZ Y aa Es Iags
s e Ct s5ssss s ssainia ss m tn a
viii aps ssoers dover
free sas
ssss i m
r ROYAL, sATLNlAH .IaFs -- - -
II Nos Is Canal nd II crozman sree,s s.
sisr tof the Root Hog or Dis
Manufacturer Of al kinds of pb lin and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS TARPAuLANs ees A $50 all kinds Of ri Afss and
BANNERS suitable for co,ssa ian ~ oths
Flagstaas suit Fall and Rze base Ropes SING
and TO oaer d. me 9a BLOCKS 81 a
sizes ready strapped Hkewfas. all binas - 49, n sxrss
y sPARS RIGGING, sIzsa Ma ~ raa, {. 49,
other heavy material
Ihaye likewise hand 81 ma Ia - T,,s 81,
offer for sale Cheap for o. ali 99F357f $ s3s7
Of the above artieAs "a f,,s ~. "a t IL Il !.
Crossulan streets, New Q eaps 1s-'5 -
N. B. Sail and Risssn !. ,so-ts "a an Ia tb. .
orders promptly fAssit II Inc sh.r+as, o.a
MIG ty6W a 5aH
| ----------~- -
i a. 10 r FsENF-THE DWELLING PART OF ms
t# street wh7 good back yard APP
+ | h4SiiAp to JOHN G.. COCKS,
10 r4 IS Union strset,
81 .JEs FIFE AssN LAKE HI8T9GS4-nND E3F
RrroItton hR Having ianstd this hstully SitJasd
Eh HoHss for term ut take this
the public that it has hngag
painted. and Teturhhed aRd will be
Thankful patrons for nrcgnisS
manner p"sbs meet their %isFs ptease
shen 10 give Ms q call.
as 6m s DAEfTFPETERs n co.
@ GHERRY-49 boxes Duff G srdoa, Pale ior sale oy s
n ~ s. WOLFE,
az corner GEayer and Eaw IsFee sss
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OFFICE OF THE FINANCE CoMaITTEE OF TIE }
Cry OF fFw ORLEANS,

OFFICE THE FINANCE CoMaIrTEE OF TiiEl
+EI7Y NEW ORLEANS,
Room No. Il ,ftv Hall, March rs, 1861. }
E1-Notfce is hereby given that, in Accord
with Rcoution No. $3.50 aanroved March e. 1851 TAU
thorzng Of Finance Committees Of the Com
Council advertise during twenty days that sealed pro-
will received by them for the redemption of the Bonds
issued City OF the Puntcha rain Raroad Com
many for such am Gay deposited the Citizens
BANK paying ali coupons OF interest due Railroad
Beads !"
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 18th April 1851
Mt Gis clock the Office of the FinGnce Committee No
Il City Hall for the sale to the City Of Bonds issued
in favor of the Ponfchartran Rail- oad E6mhany.
Proposals he addressed to a. DUPRE and H. F. FOR
STALL, Eggs Chaitmen Of the Fin&nee Committees Of the
Council of the City of rev Orleans and endorsed
Proposals for Sale of Pontcharrain Railroad Bonds"
A. DUPRE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Asst Aldermen.
l.. r. F0RETALI.
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen.
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c. E. GrnAEDEr Adchoneer,
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
GATu2DAAY, APRIL "a 20, ds61, at - o'clock
pS Wit @ 5 hs ow for the sne
FoU F:' cEkTAIS Iors 81 aRoUSo togeshep with
square bounded by Tcheupoua Religious Orange and Race
Two of designated and B. measure
81 fest inches front on Religious street. by depth between
orange and Religious streets
feet inches pes 'front.' Grange sst by sph be-
tween parallel lines Of g. ct II in 2lines'
Brick Cotton Shed 81 by s. roof having new Hand
Press capable of boxing and COMPRISING Cotton Everything
y 'TnREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
Hevia Bolivar ST. Jane designated by the
IN he o S5T cv PS IN 6
city Said lots afioin each other and measure each = feet
and lines in depth.
Together WI he improvements comprising Two Story
Press, capable Of boxing and COMPRISING Cotton
ness Their coneuty to the large Presses and cent al
makes them very desirable to parties wishing to engage
ERIs-Proporty Firstly Descrbed-sl5o cash pnr-
and pasabe for "a each s50 payable at and years from
date Said secured by mortgage on the property bear
at naurity per cent nnil final paysnt Ie balance
from The date Of sale notes 10 be given tercor secured
mortgage and privilege The bearing interest The
cent thereafter ~
Property Secondly Observation-Disclosures to SUo cash
payment OF two notes. secured by mortgage thu
property each for the of $3.50 dated O July 1852
payable with interest from nd cent afe
and after date the note due 80 Jly 1860
having extended to 3Oh July 1881 and the interest there
paid up that date. The balance paid il equa
ments in at and years. secured by mortgage
privilege the property and bearing the of
per cent from date, and per cent after maturity.
he the purchasers be drawn their orde
by them endorsed The c,nain clause allow
ing per Attorneys fees fixed for the foreclosure of tn
m0rga The property be insured by the purchaser
policy assigned 10 the vendors.
of sale before W. Case Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchasers. aO
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E3~SoulheFn Pacific RaiIfoad Company
opened books for tub.crptJns SOCK of
this company under the Louisville resolutions Of 18th Inst Mt
No "a street, where may he found from a. NJ to 3
r NJ for fa~ days desire to meet there all friends and
stockholders. Be prompt. - ~ ~
M R., V,
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HABITATIoN sUCEIERE EFT RAFINER1E AU DEfOUR
DIES ANGLAIs, MACHINES INSTRUMENTS ARA
TORRES, MULETs, BEsTIAUX, ETC, ETC,
Eft
ouATRE-vINGTs EsCLAVES DE vALEUR,
renca pour compile de la succession dc WILLIAM Dun
Bar, decide.
PAR T. B. WALTON,
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naEtitaLat MQtlfes. !
cpsroa-Hou Nrw onLrAra

.rM$G CUSTOMER HOUSE, NEW ORLEAws
ts 5#E CoeCtpr's Office AnrI D. 1861 4
kay' Free Goods importers OF Free Goods are
hereby notified that entities be made al t3
Office and permits obtained before delivery from The Levee and
that neglect to mike such entries will compel removal Of all
Tree goods remaining the twen hours after The
importing vessel has nished d8chagng to Warehouse DIS I'M
ella med = - - s.
alO ct II II uAycrf ro,1aci,r
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BUREAU Du GoaIrE DE FINANCE DE LA
WHILE DE LA hRLLE-ORLEANs
Local Noll+, Hotel de VILE % de mars 1851
orfenent resolution No 500 appouV6e lie q de mars
1851 au les presidents du Comite de Finance Con
sell Comun de bonner avis duan vinRt jonrs que DIES pro-
des hons ennis par la vile en- ayr de 10 eonpagIe nu cnen
de fer pour ell 0ntant qui pourrat etre main
tenant depoe IA la Bnque de Coyens, apres avoir pave
les dnere Eantenant ds sur hon8 de chem
de fer ~
Des propositions Ia vile dc Trente
cinq Runs ennis favour de Ia compaana U cem de Ter
Ponchartran nsquau iSdavr 1851 6 heure
de vile
r. FORST ALL presidents dn Cnrnt dc NEE dn Con-
Conun la willie de la Nouvelle Or cans ct endossees
Propositions pour vente de Bons du Chemn de Fer Pont-
chartrain.n t
President du Cotnite dc Finance des Assistants Aldermen
L. T.. F6RSTALL,
m26 ta7s President du Comita de Finance DIES AIiermen
ra-Pubiic Schools, Fourth Disfrsct-The
Annual Discrimination and Xhibtion of the Fourth District
Public Schools will take place below, commencing ct
O'Clock A. NJ, and closing At p NJ
LAUREL SCHOOL, Philip and Laurel Streets Tues
LiyE OAK SCHOOL, Ninth and Constance streets,
MAGNGifA School, ESQ carondelet street. Jackson,
CHEsTNTT SCHOOL, corner Felicity and Chestnut Streets
classes in French - GIRLS HIGH sCHOoL-Friday
April s. - ~ 1,.
streets Monday and Tuesday, pril 8 and 8.
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, No So chestnut street. near Jack
son, Wednesday and Thursday. APRIL 10 and II.
On Friday April 18TH Felicity street Church.
Chestnut street Exercises to begin al 7 o'clock NJ.
Music Sueeches Dialogues, Presentation Of Diplomas
J. G. PARHAM, Tr.,
al lit Superintendent.
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IHIEuIt'
BY C. f. GIRARDEY & CO.,

Ofice--57 Magazine street. a
YVEDNES DAY. April ~, 1851, at II o'clock
w NJ, residence of the late William Pybus the
Course,n of the Hon. p Fl. Morgan,
Judge of District Court dated 18th April 1861 the
following stock ee belonging The aforesaid Succession,
wit:
l. One Black Horse called 'Nobawk; trotter; time 248
Is hands high; years.
2 bay horse called white socking PAGER; time 2;
1879 hands high age years -
g. One grey stallion; troer Tine 2s0; called Young Nor
GAM l5ls hands high; age years.
4. One hnrse: years DID,
5 One grey hotsc; years old.
G. One red and white muly milk Cow.
7. One Buggy, two tets Harness. Sulky, Skeleton
Wagon, one heavy Sulky, one old Cart.
One gold Watch Diamond Breast Pin aud lot of house
hold furniture.
Also
Stable, built Mechanics Agricultural
Fair Grounds, having 95 feet by Is feet.
E5B~TERMS-Cash. a6
SALE BY CONSENT OF PARTIES OF TWO COMP. ETH
Cotton Presses and rickees in the First District close