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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30
VA. LOgs oR EsIa,1y4s--Dr. ]. wEsrl

esrSEgza7SFFss LDgS CsE TEsEsTEs DR.. j. WEST
liz St. Charles street, continues supply the
SYVf32slSSa IOsS OF TEETH without wires or Bpffnrs
S41IILJ upon bis punctnle of gelf aitsion THIS
method has procured him uniy0rol appreciation
SGded hainl bs most u supp5ng
FICA TEETH hitherto invented, and In all restoring
perfect articulation @na r1ascon end perfect
u defy detection by the c1o5e
Vests nehCd Of filling teeth With gold combines Bfle modern
Improvements These interested will nd these 70
ontirelJ and Bcrupulouay DF w. is
thanks to the inhabitants Of New 0reans and vicinity
extensive practice they havs favored him wit the es
years Office ard residence u2 Ct Charles street. second doc
from Lafayette Square. IE5 eebH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30
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PETITFfSlNS---tDFFESgIAE, r.,

To the Honorabtethe Common Council
#ss59s oftho CITY Of New Orleans
w Of property fronting Eighth street. Prytal
and ST. CHARLES Streets in this Fourth District respectfully
pays that reEutton be passed. according TO law for making
sidewalk, bordered by curbSones and stone CUTTERS, The
southwest side of said street. from Pryana street the
line OF Pa rick Iwns property whore the sidewalk Is Geady
made. i4
Charles Briggs owner OF 220 feet Or safd front.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE.
Secretary Board of Aldermen.
ArHenorable Conse Commun de Ia
Vills dc Ii Nopvele. Orleans
M ESSIEURS~-Ec soussAgne proprietafrt
I'VE sur la Hneme lea Prytna 81 CHARLES
pent 9uune resolution soft adopee CONNIE
lie Veut la O odonEan u construction de banquees b
quss curhsones" rgoles en- perres du cote sud
Quest de II dite Huiteme par de Ia Prynna JUS
qna In gne de darricre de Ia popGd de Patrick Irwin
les banuuees snnt lda aites. 70.
Charles Briggs, prpprdtaire do 200 pieis de fnce.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE
a20 lawSw Secrdtaire du Board ies Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

hoard OF ASSISTANT ALpEEEEE,}
sccretary's office City BALI March Is, 1851.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City New Orleans:
GENTLEIEN-yF the undersigned prop
" eTtyowners ths side of Howard street. bet
Clio and Eato Streets First District respectfully
your honorable body in conformity with section
Comptroller after five days notice in the official Journal
to the lowest bidder the making of brick alks bordered
hy curbones ami wooden CUTTERS said Howard street
Clio 10 Erato sad work TO be done
spechc&t OF the City Surveyor and
cash. on the comnettQn Of said work And nty bound etc
J: J.: Winter, 81 feet.
M II. Wallace a2
NJ, Fitzpatrick 33 :.
WIN Lamont, for John Bradford, % :.
true copy: -
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary
Roam hEE ASSISTANTS AEpEHMEN,}
Bureau Gu Secratare, Hotel de Willie, mars is 1851.
APHonoraOle Conseil Gomr1un do Ia
vie de IA Eouvele Orcans
M &GSSIGURS-s4es soESsis z mes paHorri ct Ercs
VA le cote de Ia Howard G Erao
Premier District denantent homo
rabe confum6ent In section de In nouveile char
de In Vile passe les resolutions neccssse attn dautcrser
Conoerr de v.ndre, plus has eDch6senr Rpres cling
ou8 dGvs dams le journal oce pour
des banquette4 hrilua, bor6s de curhsones'
osS6s boi ndwarl Clio Eran
LIE dit ouvrgc deyant ttre M apres les gnea p6cea
ons du de Ia Vi e ct paiernrn fi compG
quand fouyrrge EZRA fni ct conpt ps nnaires
4 4. Il il TWatfS,' Waf% g pieas
N. Kilpatrick 33 E.
VIM. Lamont, nour John Bradford SO :.
Ponr Cnpe confOrme lorigfnal:
m2l laTSw JOHN r, HOLLAND, Secretaire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERNEN,}
Secretary g Office, City Hall, March g, 1851
To the Honorable the Common Council
of tho City o. New Orleans:
6E E " II L. T. MI T. N~-Eye, the undersigned,
~ OF property fronting Second street. Fourth Dis
rct respectfully pay that resolution according
law for making brick Sidewalks bordered by C and
wooden Hers the outhwes side OF said street. St.
Dennis to St Georges street
New Orleans, March i8, 1861.
j. O. Neil, 1SA feet.
Alex. Mcintyre, y feet inches.
Jacob Abe hart, 30
James Water on, 60
james NJ. Neli, As
337 feet inches
true copy: ~ ---
JOHN f. HOLLAND, Secretary.
BOARD Assistants ALDERMEE,3
Bureau dr Secretaire Hotel de Vle % mars, 1861,
A PHonorable Consei Commun
de Ia Vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
hA ESSGEf1SsS $50 Les SouSSFSneS, prDprie-
Nv aire faSan feca Secodr. Quareme District,
Quuna eoluion soft adoptae
orten Ia 'oi In confecOn de banquettes hriques
hodees de- cubtones tossGs hoi lie cote sudoes
de In die rua la st Denis a rue st George.
EouVello- Orleans, le Is mars 1861.
j, o, Nell, le0 pieds
Alex. Mcintyre, 22 eieds poaces
Jacob Alb rhArt, 30
James Waterson, 60 =.
James NJ Nei, d5
337 pieds pouces
Pour cop'e confotme Porgina -
AZ IawSv JOHN g HOLLAND Secr6airc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

New oELE4Hs, February II, 1861.
Tothe Honorable the Common Couucil
of the City Of New Orleans:
FHFE4E undersigned owners Of reMI estate
on the southeast Side Of Bolivar from Common
Gaver street respectfully pray that
ton be assed according lew for the sale nf
the .tructlon of brick sidewalk bordcred bv
and wooden southeast side Bolivar street,
from Common to Ciravier street.
John y. Martin, 80 feet.
JIEes Little, 60 :.
Lawrence MrGram, 30 :.
Waiter CunHipg ham, 30 =.
William Sheridan, so :.
W. Cnlbert and Micll'l CGn1rBn i(S :.
CHAS. CI4A TBORNF,
Secretary board Of Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

ssSs " ihs nndstslgned pFqprstors Of known
general pHbc that hair houss iiss during hs
nterregnu undergone the thorough renovation
sndrepHS and has beea enrGy raurnshed thrdugo
now as long has been one Of the ard
comnodious restaurants In the country having
for any number Of private parties. The tho irp
hings Of tho best quality aud the harder will supplied
with all and the best vians which tho serysd
up in the and upnpeoacabla style cnsna for
which this Is noted The choicest ara
kept hand and large force eseenced attentive
walters will be in attendance 10 guests.
RHODES 4 MOULIN
M tt Ia3 Canal street Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

New ORLEANS, January 7, 1861
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
n EGN'TL EEN-Nke undersigned, owners
Nh of property fronting Old ievee street between Bienre
public acGn after days notice in the official
NAL for paving with blocks Old evee street,
Cont Bienvlle for the sidewalks
each side and paving the same with Gag stones.
whole work performed in conformity with tho speci-
acation@ Of the City Surveyor.
Piuggin Il Vio6ca Jr, 60 feet.
Fred AHet, ~
N. Carri6re ard C. G.. Coum, 65 :.
2 Ca2aTX nro +. ChauYe q
James u. Denegre, 63 =.
Y. ST. Aic4rd per F. Aug. Rochsreau & Co.. %
AgendRno Bros, 43
/ CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary OF the Board of Aldermen.
NoUvEILE- ORLEANS, 7janvier, 1861
libonorabe Ccn8e Conmun de Ia NuGvelie Orleans:
M EEEGBGGUIsS-Fae scEsssiSae, E9rOEbrteFRaFe
I'VE eart aca la Willie Ievte entreR les BiehVle
CONT vOtre honorable de fae
vendre PGncsn dix PAWS dams a ourna Ociele
CGnFHt eres carries la de 10 Yieiis
f3evee, les Benvu ct Cont pour clever les
des deuX c6tes de Ia les pierres
plates ouvrage devra etre fat dGccod les specihca
lions du de la Vile.
paggio Viosca, jr, 60 peds.
Fred Avet ~
N. "arriare ct C. c. Coltnm, GS
q. Cazaux, pro. f. Chanvet, x
J u. DenegrR. g
Y. st. Aicard, Eug Rochereau Il Co., Y
CHAs. CLAIBORNE,
Secretare dn Board des Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

No. 5603.
Ropa That the Street Commissioner and he hereby
authorized 10 Toulouse street from Broad Dogenos
Peter Broad street hlled IN
with scrapngs said work 10 re done without delay
LSignedl LEA F. BAKEW ELL.
-T79.r Gsf President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
a2f st Signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mryor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

lINU. ppdt.J
Ro,ee3 That tho Street be he Is hereby
aqborzed 10 the following bridges be made at the
following intersections of streets in the First District viz
One Al the cornee Of Locust and Melpomene streets.
One at the corner of " llw and Melpomepe Gets.
One at the corner oil Clap and Meuomene Streets
tne as The corner Of ocust street and Felicity road
One at the corner of Willow streetnnd Felicity read.
Que at the corner of Claiborne street and Felicity road
tSigneal LEA f. BAKEWELL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedl j. 0. NIXON,
N4 President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 2f, 1851,
AZ lSgnedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

O. nhs EsL1HsES VI TX kAS4E9sp, 80 SI@ % 1881 on
A agent for tha Purchase aad Ssts of ges. 0Gee AM5
7slk 9aga, Mo- g Boeunne stsE5, NSw t1rlssas In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

/ .A Slas Il i. b u u lS,fAll.


MAl@AAJiT3 OF NEW ORLts ms,
~ S City Hall. April 80, 1861
Common Council 81 tho sity Of New qrlasns.S
LNo. 5595.l
Resolre That the Street Commissioner be and he hereby
authorized to extend the wooden hdgs Intersections oi
the following named streets IN the First y strict
One at the Intersection of Eaetpe and Felicity road.
0lr AZ the intersection OF franklin and feieiy road
Qns al the intersections Of Poymnia and Felicity road
One at the ntefs ctlon Of UraniR and Felicity road.
[Signedl LEA 4. BAf{EWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl 40 NfXuN,
President Board of Aldermen.
approved April Is 1861.
AZ St Isgnedl JOHN II, MONROE. Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

mo. 5605.1
Rolre1 That the Comptroller the Treasurer in
payment of the following bills, VIZ:
j. B. G. Arnou certificates furnished State end City
Assessors lst April, 1861 S73 50
G. II. Bradford District Attorney, of criminal
ind March 1861 12so 90
State OF Louisiana, for one half the expenses
ls, 1858 go
~ lSgned} LEA F. BAKEWE ELL,
" g#. ~ President Board Of A. ssant Aldermen,
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
ar'sG President Board of Aldermen
Approved April 26 1861.
R27 5t >fghedJ JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALpERAES,
secretary's Office, City Hall, April II, 1861.

GNNTLEMEGN-Tb The undersigned owners
0N Of property fronting ckSnn between ST. Charles
and Liberty streets, respectfully pray that ordinance
resolution be passed. according to law for the sale
for the construction brick Sidewalks bordere1 by curbstones
and wooden CUTTERS both sides OF said Jackson street.
cept where acRdy made under cpnrhcD from ST. Charles
iharL nal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30
Proclamation by the Mayor.


MAYoRALTY NEW 0RLsANs
- City Hall, Niurch T. 1851. {
pE VIRTUE ofResolutiGn No. $500 OF the
~ Common Council of the City of New Orleans and in
eordanco with Section I19 of the City Charter approved
March 20 1866 notice hereby given that is the intention of
the city Of New Orleans Broad side
be shelled from Espanade Bayou
be done aeeably said section 9 of said City Charter
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

E0UvELLE. ORLEANS II F4vrier 1851
fHonorabie ConSeil do Vile de la Nouyele Orleans
IA sud.est de In Bolivar, pAr de In h Is Com
iaqa Ia Grtpier p;ent espectuensement quune
resolution oronDance soft adoptdG acc3r o pour
Ia vente dun conrht Ia construction dune bnnQuele
braues rurbsoes IiEoIes bois du
IN Bolivar partir de la de Commune usqua
Gravier
John s. Martin. 20 9pigds
James Little to >.
Lawrence McCrar, 30 :,
Waller Cunningham, 30 :.
William Slleridsn 30 :.
W. Culbert ct Michel Coufran. los =.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
a6 lawSw SecrG' nrc 1u Consci deg Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30
mo. 5599.l

No. 5599.1
Reooed That the adu[ BY tho Comptroller Of the
tract for raising The grade of Robin street, etc, from From
Lavee New LeTee street. Pat Lane-seeury, N. Dou
gall-be and the same is hereby rejected.
LSigned1 LEA +. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
TSigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April 26, 1861.
Az St tsgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

R6 law8w secrsaire dn ConseiI les Alderman.
BOARD ALDERMEN
Secretary's Office, City Hall, Feb S, 1861
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
TH7KEE UEDEf1sIGE ED, owners of real
estate fronting Claiborne from Common
the New Canal respectfully pray that ordinance
ton passed. according law the
making brick sidewalks bordered by curbsones and
CUTTERS Claiborne street. from Comm the New
Naualtn be continued in the
Canal stree to Common street where the sidewalks
shall have already been DIn5e by the owners.
hLLal ll.nnlS Inn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

BOARD ASSISTANTS AtpERNEN,)
Bureau du Secrdtare, Hotel de Vile, Is leG
A ArHoncrable ConseiI Comumn
de Ia vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
M NS&EEUR URS-~sJe sous fGne, pT0prietaEre
IyA de biGn fouds aisaut face
vez de la Quarter IL des Ursrnes Second D
rct pGionne yOte honorable corps fao runectonner
dos hhnqueJtes brques. bodseS he
boi les euH de Ia dite ouHrtier
la ursulineS excep6 OF les banquees
par les proprfttares.
Nouvelle. Orleans. ie 4 mars 1871
B. Dougart cinq cents t5O0 peds.
Pour copie confoTme a l'originRl:
AZ lRwSw JOHN r, HOLLAND, SeCrGtaire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

mo. 6606.l
Regolped That permission be and is hereby granted The
Fossil Guard Fourth Fire District erect, drill
the lot Of BAronne ST. Josepl
Streets the remain during the pleasure the Common
GolHcil.
ESignedj LEA +. BAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[SignedI DO. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April g. 1851
az st [Signed] JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

mo. 560l.l
Resoued That the Chanen Of the Finance Committees he
and they hereby authorized 10 purchase the necessary cloth
ing and articles the inmates Of The City Worktouse and
sane Asylum. +"
ESignedl LEA F. BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed1 j. 0. NIXON
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved April &c, 1861.
AZ 5t tSignedl JOHN I. MONROE. Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

L1NU.
Resol That the Surveyor and he hereby authorised
crossings Canal street where eppng already
been placed. 5r
lSgned] LEA F. BAKEWEIL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April &c, 1861.
AT St [signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Secretary's Office, City Hall, March 2S 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
~ EMTLHHEEN--I, the undersigned, owner
VI real rantDg both of GaIvez street.
Barracks Ursuiines Second District pect-
fully petition honorable body have brick
borered by curbstoue9 wooden cutters made both
of said from Barracks Uursui'
cept where the sidewalks shall have already by the
New Orleans, March 4, leel.
b. Dougart, Five hundred (50N feet.
A true copy ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

No. 5602 a&
Resolued That the Street Commissioner be and he hereby
authorized the for making repairing
bridges in the Second District construct bridge the
Broad canal and Ursunes street, according
tract,
[Ssnedi LEA F. BAKEWEIIi
agaE 5aIsH President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
[Signedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 26, 1861.
az 5t Signedl H. JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

Proclamation par lie nTaire.
MARIE NoUvELLE- ORLEANS,
Hotel de Vile. da 1851. {
I'M VEfRT'U de Ia Resolution No. 5j04 Glu
~ Conseil Comman de la Nouvce Orleans conormGment
Ia section 1l9 tie Ia nouyele Chae de In vile,
dc 1856 avis lie present donn6 que Pntenon
10 vile de la Eonvee Orleans est de faire coQuler Ia
Broad cote dc Ia cypriere de Ia EsplnnMde
min u ayoue dit coqullage do ere ait conorneinent
la dlte section li9 de la dio charte de Ia vile.
: ms lawSw JOHN t. MONROE, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

my
-&29Szy. NJ Bayou ST. John y s,-@ss-S4aA-
assaA6tss& The undersigned yesnen,r5i1 trfo#n ~.
friends Mnsc nna }hs 81 ppSc ah generally thet
times be piepared 10 supply such * msy honor lin sa
with Tue very best o III his ne that The markets
n27 3m Il MoREhU
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30

Resotre That The of twenty hundred dollars out of
the sum Of ten thousand dollars appropriated in The budget
reced be distributed by The Chamen of the Finance o-
mittee pro the ssvera volunteer companies of
city forming part of the FIRST Division Louisiana Militia Such
distribution be made upon the captain of each
company true detailed roll of the number OF
enroll d in such company.
Rolrea further, That the Comptroller be and Is hereby
thorized ta Treasurer char,nen
the aforesaid be them distributed as aforesaid
lSignedl LEA F. BAKEWELII
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved April &c, 1861,
Az 81 [Signed1 JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30
,,.,r,,tfsgs GALpIn,s NT1yv IsFss ,sl

sSSaS JOHN GALPIN has Tic poaaure asgssas Nj
esasrsslEsof informing his frlenda and the
public generally TINT he b now reAdy receive eatesin
of GGstomouse occupying tho nnnAnn
lately the residence of Alfred Henne Esq affords most
Ten I've accommodations. Besides tho large pnhn dinnRToo
!he ground door where meals provided Al from
osf Of for private parties Families md patties on ap
pichon as nbove can be supplied with tho best fayeryh
the market affords either ready for theteble It from
TIE market Thanking his friends fof the liberal flint
nus always heen extended To him. this u1ersR them
a Will ba his earnest efeavor give tho fullest sat.BiAc
dS tf12tW @ - sIf,t; NJ ~ I5E,rAs {55ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-30
PUBLTC HnuaES.

tasss j, n IIsshssSbnExAEN BAaKIR GARDEN $50
HTi ReTNA IATl named b)npe an rqIfeHh 3gRH
xal nent and pleaare iRs been fitted np ia Eo ~
u 1s nov day aeysiug EuHNyA for fhs acI6nts
qasen Of VISITORS The Fourth ndct Ferry from tke oot of
ftiekets on Snpdays, 1b ceit8.
@ 40 i'm HEN9Y soHHHMAKER Proprietor.
@ .J;a,s Jtl,FEIEassstN Nh LAKE lIagFIsIs-EED OF
Rit-tlAYlng leaSed ths deiinhtfulY suaieu
allh House for term take this means 81 oaRlns
koWn 70 ne public that IL hns been Thoroughly renoyaed
ana renrnhed and will opened by OF On The i III
@ ap, lnankln to our patrons for yors We promise ii
them give va call. - 7AHtt H. ~ " pseaao
eH 6n N. r,t,prn4, ~, z
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Decrease .$3l $50 Sg3
1.se4,417 4lo,7oI

Decrease. 81 $50 ,S93 Ill ,l64
Increase. 1854 All 410,10I
The decrease of loans aud deposits continues to
reflect the action of the banks in preparing for the
regime which is to go into force after ist Feb
rusry. Some of the banks, especially the smaller
ones, have been in the habit of carrying far too
little specie for their liabilities we are glad to Sec
by the detailed table which il printed below, that
this error is being corrected. The increase of
specie is rather less than was expected; but it
must be remembered that are sending specie
regularly 70 the South, and thus supplying, not
only he cotton, but the Western STATES, also w,th
q hard money currency. The amount Of gold in
circulation in the United States at the present
time is probably far greater than it ever Wa De-
fore.
The money market continues 10 grow easier.
On cal the supply at six por cent Is considerably
In excess Of the wants Of The brokers. A fair
amount OF paper was passed to-day at nine per
cent. First ella paper is growing very scarce,
and lenders are still as distrustful as ever Of
second class Names
Exchange on Europe IL frmer, but there Il
little doing. The leading drawers are asking TO-
q L-rates which importers are not ready to give.
Mercantile bills are scarce and rates are higher.
The market at New Orleans has been more active
at higher rates; 1t Is not supposed that 1t will DO
maintained. Exchange on New York at Chicago
Ia touching figures which, In the course Of a few
days will lead TO o restoration of our usual fnan-
cial intercourse with that point. Wheat has lately
rison a. Chicago to prices which have revived tho
movement Of produce.
Tie stock market opened with more irmness
his morning. but fell OF toward the close OF the
session, ard was dull and heavy aftcrward. In
Tie afternoon prices were lower, and tho market,
though active closed weak.
Among the stocks which advanced this morning
wero Pacific Mail and Harlem preferred. The for
mer touched 30. Michigan Central was inActive
the unexpected dividend has not benefited the
stock as much as was expected. Illinois Central
was active; the bears offered II freely on time at
considerable reduction from the cash price. Both
Erie and Central were lower. Tho United States
Sc Of 1874 sold down to g. and State stocks gone
rally were lower. We note sale this afternoon OF
The new IL per cent Treasury notes at TX per cent
premium. At the close the following were tho
quotations. United States SIS .lS74, % 90; Vir-
ginis ca, 76% Y; Tennessees, rs a y; Missouri
Sc. 6e a n Canton, Is q 10; Cumberland coalpre
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MONDAY, Jan. T.

MONDAY, JAN rs r. M.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that OF last week.
" ss!t e1ld'o L1ans Specie. Circulation Deposits
noc. Sl31 316 ss % 275 O5s S2sr 5o2 81 1876 5ef
Jan. 5. t2Y 625 4o5 "a 1894 S,0so 2s3 454 40
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are M Follows
Sn. ItE Sen. Dist
4-Ceorge A. Barney, 6-Abraham Lent,
George 2. BiCkfOrd, Harvey 7. Claaveiand,
John Hogan, Alexander H. Keech,
Joseph shannon, William Orion,
Charles Fl. Hail. John ID. Ottiweli,
Morgan Jones. Thomas Stevenson
6-AntEony Miller, 7-JAcob NJ Long,
Simon HazIeton, Luke Curnen
Elchael G. Gross, John Bruce,
Frederick Pepper, Alexander Brandon,
Henry A. Smith, Cllas G Pinckney,
John Ryan. Jonathan T. Trotter.
The roll being called all the members save MIR. Orton
answered to their names. Subsequently, lac arrived
making tho Board complete
committee from the Board of Aldermen, Consisting
Of Messrs Allen Frear and Booo, announced tho organ
zation Of that body.
Tho Clerk informed them that this Board not yet
organized whcroupon they retired.
motion to make Mr Barney President pro tenn. was
lost, twelve voting the Affirmative and tho
Der in the negative Subsequently, effort to appoint
Mr. Ueaveland temporary Chairman also lost after
which Mr.. Gross appointed temporary presiding
otiiccr.
1t was moved that the Board proceed to ballot for
permanent officers, ana telers appointed.
Morgan JuIlvo io,ni,uatod BIZ thu democrats for
President and Mr. Orton the part of the republicans
named Abraham Lent
The result Of the first ballot follows
Mr. Jones. IL
Baik
Whole number Of votes cast being "a.
There being election, tho members proceeded TO
ballot several times which resulted the before
motion that the Board take for ton minutes
prevailed
Upon the expiration OF half hour tho Board met
again and proceeded ballot for permanent President
which resulted precisely as the former ballots 1t
understood that Mr. Pepper tho democratic member
who refused to vote for Mr. Jones' tbs candidate of his
party. On motion OF that gentleman tho Board ad-
journed TO meet on Tuesday evening at FIVE O'Clock.
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ferred. q a Il; Pacific Mail, SsA ~ New York
Central. 7eZ Il; Erie, 3al4 IS; Hudson River.
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do. guaranteed. 34A ~ Panama. ll6a ~ Illinois
Central, 70 a II; Galena and Chicago, 64H S.;
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THE CCMNON COUNCIL FOR 1861.
Inauguration Of the New Board
of Aldermen.
Election Of Henry ". Genet as President BY
AcclanatiOn and Without Ballot.
REFLECTION or Mr.. VALENTINE AS CLERK.
PRESIDENT oENET's ADDRESS.
MESSAGE FROM MAYOR WOOD

epprc@lem Of the state Against the city
Assertion Of tho Inherent Rights Of tho
CsGpor alien Of the City, and ShsW-
Ing The Large liner ease Of Taxa
ton IN Consequence Of tho
Deprivation Of these
Rights BY the Legis-
laturo,
Ass &C., ~