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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs-J,y s-Before Justices
QracIESBpsH O-BoAS, and BkKssAs.
Jbornas FIREMAN. petit larceny Penitentiary two

nonths Theodore brown, petit Larceny Psnsstiay onf
months Thomas Barnard petit larceny Penicnsry three
months VIM Cullen pet, larceny, Peni,sntiAy three nons
Theodore Fek petit larceny House Of Refugee Wa Glmofe
petit larceny fseoAry four nionihs Susan Garnet petit
larceny Peneniisry three months l'sse Howl,nd Pct. lar
e,ny CITY Prison days r. H. kuss peafc.n Psoiien'
tiaIy four months Lawrence Madden assault aud battery Cy
Prison daysi Ann Manning petit larceny Pensuay Two
Ritter Tett larceny House Of Refuge Morris howA enb-z'
nent Penen,sy four mouths James smon,on s..anI sHd
i've A. White Esut and battery City Prison ~
George Ward s'ssu and battery Peni,eniiai three n,onns
John Deyln and Pshek Joce Pe, resuy Guy Prison hys
DAYS each; Patrick HGsn, petit larceny Gity Pfson three
day Csihsne H.nnsgAn petit larceny City Prison ono DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

higher law" which will override for good all coniic''
however :" irepressible.' 49, s.f. :, 80 =, :, r.. A.,
The IA Of The pnon and resisting rebels at Charleston meets
our most unqualified approval and that the Of ~
.o men npon tho scene OF action while such ofd men
ent Ten Scott We. remain fills with confidence IN the
stability the pepeuity Of the Constitution and the oin
The Secretary was directed to forward copy Of 'ne
resolutions to Mr.. Humphrey.
The following officers were then elected for the year
1861: President-Daniel B. Hasbrouck. Vice-freS
dents-J Oakley Nodyne and X. +. Howes. secre
tary-Charles G. Oyeracre. Treasures. >. Broad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

Railway earnings continue to show the effects oil the
political disturbance in diminished earnings but even
now compare generally very well with the business OF
the previous year at corresponding period. Probably
no interest in the country has suffered less from the
general arrangement of the machinery of trade but the
sudden interruption of commercial relations between
the East and West the deadlock in domestic exchange,
and the intense excitement of the times have, together
operated to check tide of prosperity decided in
It's movement than had been witnessed since 1885, As
people recover from alarm and the equilibrium of trade
is restored traffic will again resume its natural chan
nels . s. .t r-
Thompson's Reporter has the following paragraphs,
the latter Of which is conclusive well sharp:
"The aeceptances Of the Secretary of the Navy, es
well as of the Secretary Of War, have been for two
years past usabe collateral for the return of Bonds
and money borrowed in Washington, in Wall street,
and with some New-England Bank.
"The Banks will say that nthe case Of these Treas
ury Notes. Congress has egalized the rate Of interest
and the act Of the Federal Government oyerrides all
State legslaton but the other hand we find that by
the acts of the Federal Government United STATES Stock
ia exempt from taxation while at the same time our
courts have decided that banks being creatures Of
State legislation shall be taxed such United States
Stock az may be held by then, such investment is
part Of their capital .cf
The weekly statement OF the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon presents the following aggre-
gates as sonpared with those Of The previous week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
Dy.IH PROM ExPosuRE--THE AUTHORITIES CEN

DEATH FROM ExPosuRE-THE AUTHORITIES ZEN
srRHDCoroner James H. ODonnel Of Hudson City held an
inquest on Monday evening upon the body Of Gsynor one
Of the Oldest In Hudson County who was found
lying dead in barn in Newark avenue Hudson City sppea
that the deeeasd who fntemperate habits had been wan
dering about In destitute condition. and the suhor
tiles were notified Of the fact but neglected to render him any
aid The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came bis
death from and eIposuc and ceiure tho author
nege, providing for him. sser having been notified
Of his situation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

OpIyISG OF A ScHooL.-Public School No. ., situ-
ated in Middagh street, was opened on Monday
with good attendance of pupils. During the recess
an addition has been built at cost of $4,000, and the
old part of the building put in substantial repair The
house is now capable Of accommodating 800 children
instead Of co., as heretofore. ... ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

Business continues along quietly and transactions
showed important in either monetary financial cir
ces only produced by the adyices
which came hand early hour slight stihening OF
rr. of but most buyers ndposed 10
paw asking and Of could not be in
auced submit further advance In fact the demand was
ight that two ANAL ses OF Sterling usnsPred al
yeste days figures but under circumstance
elites are s very much neglected and Of this description
can only considered nominal but New York sight Is In fair
moderate operations previous quotations We
ouoe A. follows Clear Sterling bills 10 Gl02l 10o bill OF lad
ing bills 0dl0l and Francs a5oa50 dollar hIyday
At nix and ial " discount the street. OPERATIONS In
the discount have disclosed variation of kind since
h that to be met omorow the calls upon the bank nd
total absence OF pressure evidences Of than
we have evidenced time Capitalists however do not
sppea 10 be anxious operate aid nothing under strictly prime
paper can be sold ytiing like .sonsble rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
Total :. sI9aO3s IS eII7,eo7 n Decrease .s1c.4

Total 28,03S IS pI9,OI ~ decrease 'eio'4%' Oh
The annual report Of the Macon and Western Rail.
road Georga shows that the total income during 1860
was 1891 ,297 q, and payments, including four div
idends, 1894 302 So. Balance of assets on hand,
Sc, 994 A. -. ...... .. .t.t ILL. ...
The New-Orleans Canal and Banking Company has
declared semi-annual dividend Of y cent, payable
on the stock registered in this city the clearinghouse
Of NJ Morgan g. Sons, No. 81 William street. The
Nassau Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn has de-
elared dividend Of 10 cent, payable on demand at
their Office in Brooklyn The Harmony Fire Insurance
Company semiannual dividend Of v cent, payable
ON demand The New-Amsterdam Fire Insurance
COMPANY a semi-annual dividend Of y cent PAYABLE
ON demand The Merchants Fire Insurance Company
a semannual dividend of 10 v cent, payable ON the
10Th inst The jersey City Insurance Company div
idepd of S v cent. The Pacific Insurance Company
10 y cent payable 10th inst. quarterly dividend Of
cent has been declared by the Secondavende Rail-
road COMPANY payable on and after the 10th ins at
the Office of MessTs William and John Brien, No. %
Wall street. The Tradesmens Fire Insur-
ance Company has declared dividend Of
3, v cent, and payable on the 10Th instant
The business of thesCesring House was gel 1874 900.
The sales of land by the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany the first week of January amounted TO $4,000
The cash collections fer land cold, $4,000. The sales
exceed those of the entire month of January, 1860
The Money market exhibits rather more activity in
some quarters, bat the supply is abundant, and the
rates the as quoted yesterday. The Director
Of the Mint writes that the delay in coinage will only
be temporary and that, after the difficulty Is remodel
he viii expedite the striking Of coins az TO bring up
all aSrearsges. There is good demand for the new
Treasury Notes bearing IL v cen. interest and come
$4,000 have been sold to-day at "a v cent premium.
Messn Thompson Brothers sold go 900 Eew-York IS
Of 1875 at par, which Is an improvement. In Domestic
Exchanges there is no change TO notice. 49, Isl i.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of ne Eorts (s1eusite f spee<J
from Hsp York 70 Fsrs,gn PERT. fer nt vesk ending
pm ,hsw.s....--.... ssss.Ss siSSs1 sass sslis
The Special Committee appointed by the Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, With full power
10 send for persons and papers, to investigate in
regard % the sbstrsetl0a Of $500 worth Of es.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

REoRGAgIzATIos or THE DEMOCRATIC fAHrf'-A'
Al. Convention If Delegates chosen at the late primary
-, ,,h;.h ,va. held at the "Capitol" in Jora
TO-, ON Monday night for the purpose Of devils
&C. ,1an % raoroanize and unite the Democratic
ro,,v 81 Tho comfy. a Committee of seven was APP
a., .,,;se the Constitution with view of recon-
Elm, al, ax;st;np differences. The Convention ad
iourned, subject to the call Of the Chair. .a .sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The week of prayer in West Hoboken is observed
by all the churches in union services at the different
places Of worship. On Monday evening the Methodist
Church was filed with an attentive assembly To-
night the meeting is held in the Presbyterian and To-
morrow night in the Baptist Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

The EIGHTH OF JASuARY.-The anniversary OF the
Battle of New Orleans was observed yesterday by the
display Of the American flag from the City Hail ana
other prominent buildings throughout the city, There
was no other demonstration commemorative OF the
event. ..H ....t. .f| ... Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY

UsITyp STATES DIsTRIcr oouRr.-Nos. l9, 20,
q, a. a. a. rs, rs, n, 49, 2s
. SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuiT-Part Oyer and
Termnrr Part lI-kos $40. 1901 49, sJs, ls2 1884, o. o.
So S. &C. 81, 20, y, 76, "a, 50, 20, rs, a.
SupRxnE CouRr-SPEoIAL TERs.-DemuTrers-
Nos. H. 10, 10, -, 20, Il, -, rs o.,. .,o en-
SUPERIOR CouRT-Part Mos. 767, 96l, CSC, GIG,
3ls 6s7 3sl 1911 l61 1910 lO77. Part Nos $50 10, 1884,
is bO2 500 seo, $40 s7e. $50, $40, IA, "a go - =.
CoNnos PLEAs---Part I.--Nos. az "a, "a, 70, 20,
u 49, 70 90 a. 3D. 85 a. a. 49, Part IL-Nos ~, 81, 81, 70,
o. ab' Oil 81 aa 100 100. 100 l05 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

and months Rose Thompson daughter Of Henry r. spaald
7 Ing ESD tI1N otfTl ..flEhc I..E
WARD-1n Brooklyn Monday, JAN Bryan Ward, In the
I'D year Of his age. q,
The relatives ends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from No. IL La Fayee avenue on
Wednesday 9th inst, O'Clock His rern,ins VIII be
taken to Fast Chester for interment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
SUPREME CoURT-CHAsosRs-I,S. e-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.


George Baner agt. Elizabeth Bauer.-Repor OF REL
confirmed, and divorce granted
Tbos Rigney Ssmuel w Tallmadee Seme sst same
Fasett agt Ssme-Moon for stay deied without a'
sbon, pyeuSe 10 The rqbt Of defendant an at
tempt otherwise shall be made 10 coet moro
spy one The DEGREES beside the and adudsed
in the three action . I.
= - Before Justice BARNARD. - ,
Charles Pitt ct al Joseph Dawson ct s-Mouoh 70 e-
charge denied, with I 10 costs =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

TR,yLIse Yesterday morning a fire occurred
In the dwelhng-house No. $50 West Twenty eighth
street, but from what cause did not tranpire II was
extinguished before much damage was done. s...l,
lying II BurIng alp suddenly ispited, frcni spen
tneous combustion, q IL supposed giving rise 70 the
alarm In the Seventh Districi Several bales were
sghtly damaged before the re could DO extineuished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

Bros purchased during the week 600 head and sea,les
Sweeney a0 prices ranging from 50 IS IS 80 head
Ho6Nohing doing this side OF the rver at East Albany
the supply large and demand good good many selling a
weeks henres &C. advance with an mp
ward tendency; quote good cornfsd at sta'i No. nve
Meirh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

UssAry BuupIyG.-The building on the corner OF
sedgwck and streets, owned by Charles Kelsey snd
In the occupancy Of mesr- Cover motifs as 10
been condition by Sergeant Lord Of te
Sanitary Police. Some time since one Of the Sewss s on.
on account OF the pressue Of grain stored within Litigation
he'd commenced between the owner ana occu
Pants on account Of Of lie alleged unsafey. Dt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

LiTER,RY.-The Rev. X. g. Toles delivered an al
drsss to young in the hall OF the Lyceum OIL ives
Hob0ken last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
La W INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srRcIAL TERx-JAS. a.
Before Judge HILTON.
The CHAMBERLAIN DIsPUTE-MiSDAAUs AGAINST o.
MR.. PLLTT. ~ "a t
Mr. John +. Develip, in behalf Of Mr.. Daniel Dew
lin, the recently appointed City Chamberlain applied
for an order requiring Mr. Pla the late incumbent OF
raid Office, to show why mandamus should not
be issued to compel him to give up the books and pa
pers in bis possession appertainng to the office, which
it is alleged be refuses to do The Judge granted the
order, returnable on Thursdav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

HupsoS County CoURT.--The Winter term OF the
Hudson Court commenced Tuesday morning
Judges sud Pope presiding Owing the sbsenee Of Judge
Ogden the Court adjourned until M There are pre-.
heeen prisoners In jail awaiting the action Of The Grand
Jury They all for minor ofenses with the exception oil
that Of Mr.. Abson charged with poisoning his Wife
FRE-On Monday night fire was discovered In
the basement Of bedesd mandatory In Railroad avenue
Jerrsy City which eSinsuhed before material damage
was done It was undoubtedly caused BY incendry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

TIE UNION GENERAL CoNAITTEB.-The Union
Gers for ensuing year. meeting held Washington he
Adams street Monday night: PRESIDENT Charlie: 6asan
Treasurer Morgan Gray Secretaries d. D. snston' H. '"
ufnan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
Albany Live stock Marker

i'f WRsr Al BAsr, Jan. T. 1861.
Some dsys must be dresry and this IL
one Of them It only rains but pou straight down with
ant The receipts nch heavier than for weeks past
the quality of the cattle miserable aud there but few buyers
on the aet All these things combined has caused decns
Of 6r,t then and at end fall &C. y h 1--we weight and dn
even sthis Many would gladly take four hve dollars head
es than they would Saturday bnt cannot md
The Eastern buyers will take $50 head 10 VIII be feshed
here; this WILL leave /, $50 for Ner-York .
ceipts al dis place via the EewYork Central Railroads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
compared with the five preceding years: ..f'|

Thus receipts show decrease of 600 bales from those
year and decrease of27 900 from 1883 and the exports
exhibit the following results: - :. ,
Compd with CT. b. France. 9th J. r Total stock.
1860 Dec $4,000 Dc 81 900 Inc 600 De- 100000 d. 10000
lss89 10000 De IS 900 De 1000 Inc 2"o D. 1850
The market has been recently very active for Cotton
with speculative movement, and an advance from the
points ruling six weeks since of about cents per ID.
Messrs Taylor Brothers quote Domestic Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
TUESDAY. Jan. S-P. "

TUESDAY, Jan. S-P. VI.
There was an active movement at the Stock Board
this morning and under considerable realizing and
some of stock on the market by bears the quo
tons showed general decline, ranging from to q y
cent There was larger proportion than usual OF
operations on time with some disposition to take buy
ers' options. The movement to-day seemed to be one
Of those moveless fluctuations which not ntrequenty
occur in the Stock market and after which no man can
predict whether rise or fall viii follow. Between
she Boards the market without activity had rather an
improving tendency, and, at the Second Board, was
quite firm for the leading fsncies. The Western shares
especially were quite buoyant and improved to y
cent. Hudson River and Central were also slightly
better. The transactions in Erie to-day quite
light, but the market strong throughout the day,
purchases Of few hundred shares taking the quotation
up TO 36I, an advance of y cent. State Stocks
without important change excepting Missouri g. which
fell of to 70. New.York Stocks are firm as are Gov
eminent, the So of 1871 selling at 81. At the close
the quotations were as foows Tennessee State g. "a
ais Virginia State 6s, IS 75l Missouri State 6s, 6S
S69; Canton Co., lI3a Pacific Mail 8. s. Co.,
sSassI; New-York Central Railroad 7Sa7sai Erie
Railroad 36I o36i Hudson River Railroad 46l a46l;
Harlem Railroad ISL 0l52; Harlem Railroad preferred,
3sIa3sI; Reading Railroad 39l a40l; Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad 54Q5if; Michigan Southern sOd North
ern Indiana Railroad, l4l SlAl DO, guaranteed, 34e
34i; Panama Railroad, ll4l oils; Illinois Central
RR, 76I an; Galena and Chicago r. R., 81 a 6il;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, S33; Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, So e5; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad, 67l06S; Illinois Central 7s,
94la953.
The market is firm for Exchange, with moderate
amount of outside bills offering, Sterling is l02 lO5i
with few transactions above los. Francs are 5.45
a535. ... .
The receipts on account Of the new Treasury Notes
are about $500, 900 to-day.
The following 10 statement of the earnings of the
New.York Central Railroad for the month OF Deem
ber 1860 compared with its earnings for the CORE
spending month of the previous year:
slS %
Increase. ...'..'.'''.'''.''''' pLo<S %
The following are the receipts of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad in December:
1850. 200 So9 %
1889. T""i %
The earnings Of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Railroad line in the month Of December were:
rr,s,h, s1ssss s.sSs % Increase. slss q
MAI, BE-. iO1os ~ 3o4l 81 Decrease .. 7,is7 90
1900 a. 49, co. - n..va... eIo a1- ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

The Haekensack Railroad is now 70 tn completed
that is expected be opened for regular business TO
Hsekensack and Lodi in the early part of next week.
The Mayor Of Boston in his annual Message thus
states the debt of that city on the let Instant: '
Whole bmount OF debt ~ ~
De5nc The net ster debt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6249610 %
City debt proper. 3l49Ig o.
D.dnr cssb q, sipiiny fuud 1868 81
all 3I9
Debt for al city purposes except water in 1SS lss5s 81
Aetna, increase from jan l. 1851 10 l96.. SS6645 OF
Ia - a ID of Ian,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
d Land w arrants as follows:

We are at this date, Jan. s, buying and selling az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

6ssEs@ssssA LOSS OF .NEGNpE1-Dr. J. WEST
III ST. Charles street, continues to supply tho
gEPFslsssSssA LOSS OF TEETH without wires or Strings
Nt1I1IIugon his new principle of self adhesion. Thia
method has procured him universal appreciation
e1ded heing he most ingenious system of supplying ATI
perfect articulation and mastcaon and perfect natural
defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests method of filing teeth with gold combines the modern
mproyemeus Those interested will find these hs
the nhahans of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for the last 6een
years Office AID residences liz ST. Charles street second doc
from Lafayette Square as5fF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
ye%s3 MfNMAs Pursuant to Proclamation OF His
Exeelency THOMAS o. MOORE,
stSSAA - Governor of the State of Louisiana,
EssTsss>-sSs~I bearing date February IS 1861, nll
qualified OF the Parish Of Orleans are hereby notified That
an Election will be held MONDAY list day Of April 1861
of Orleans, follows, to.wit:
One Judge of the First District Court of New Orleans
parish Of Orleans.
One Judge Of Second District Court of New Orleans for
the parish OF Orleans.
One Judge of tho Third District Court Now Orleans for the
parish Of Orleans.
One Judge Of tho Foarh District Court of New Orleans for
the parish OF Orleans.
One Judge of tho Fifth District Court of New Orleans for the
parish of Orleans.
Doe Judge OF the Sixth District Court New Orleans for the
parish Of Orleans.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct in the
said city of New Orleans and parish of Orleans the
hours OF eight o'clock A. H. I'LL four o'clock p NJ the
1861 for the purpose OF receiving the votes II the qualified
OF the parish Of Orleans under the superintendent
the Commissioners and Clerks bo appointed by the author.
tiles designated by lawlhe election to be conducted and
pcmte returns made 10 the Undersigned returning officer
cCrdinR to law.
Shert'H Office Parish of Orleans March T, 1851.
Il. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
THE IVORY PHoToGRAPH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY No 40 n .,,r ,r,,r,,.u.

NJ ~ Is called to this greatest Of all
m Art We prepared to make these
not he nnd of great holiness and decacy cooring cam
70 also combines the beauty and snft,,eas ~ ~
'f StI;t atafe CAL and Judge for you elves "
If attention Is as heretofore paid to the different hrsnnhaz
Dagerreotypes any kind Of pictures or3
copied into small enlarged into life size an1
~ pastel or water coors Tns1irpassa ble stye
c mr. f y oBS continues superntend The pronnt
"" Si'i 49'eU 70 cur care ...#og nj en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
NoTIG;Ez 80 , TA1X=.PAYnRs, WITHIN TH47

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, WITHIN THAT
~ part the Parish Jefferson Left BKnk upder the
diction OF the Police Jary '
Notice hereby given to all per,ons whether resident
resident Of the Parish Jefferson Left Bang who arc nb.
to the payment Of Taxes mpoed ding law the year
1860 by the Police Jury fer the .Rd Parish OF Jefferson
Lett Faux Eat all such Parish Taxes will be the Isl
day May 1851 that within thirty Gays thereafter the sad
taxes must be paid TO the undersigned Collector office
the Court House Town of CAIRO on in said Parish thai the
Undersigned Will be there for the purpose receiving said
Taxes and also all Parish Taxes remaining unpaid tho pro.
cedng years every day during the Thirty day Aforesaid
10 O'Clock A N. 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
And further that at the expiration of sNd delay list OF the
persons who shall hHTe failed pay The Taxes by them
snail be drawn by the undersigned Collector duty Il
shall be under the law 10 seize and sell property of eu
auents md satisfy the said taxes interest and
thereon. J J. GUTIERREZ, CoIlector
LEFT Bank, Parrish of Jefferson.
fsrish' Jefferson IN"n of Garrolton, Jan, 1851 BOT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

UOMPTROLLER's OFFICE ,
..M=.. ..... City of New Orleans, July T. 1866.
mo. 1921
u EgOLVED, That the Comptroller be and
- he hereby authorized required give notice. by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that accordance
With the ninth section of ordinance No. 44 approved March
So 1854 the Council will pay Gny bill against The city
contracted under authority Of order the Cornptroer
accordance with the ordinance referred to,
[sgnsdl E L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedl L. q. PLACE,
.-.. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April fS, 1856
tsignedl JudH l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of TIE officers OF tho city and
lpectfulfy called to the foregoing resolution
iyl6tf Comptroller CITY Of NsyE Orleans