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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02
Miscellaneous.

SNIP SILVER srAR-The following report Of Captain
Wade of ship Silver STAR before reported
Wis Island with Mr Potts ard his sstan. gang sborcrs
for the Island and Mr. iayne agent for VIM Webb
Line Friday night 81 midnight ascertsined by
10 y the sa an and II ag ss
10 made The sna about miles, distant ahsss
the weather me and fresh breeze from with flaws
centre cent Of 4 bore SSou, y distant about ls hove
7 sSa es 'shs
E aud stood in Tor IT Took mzen opsal and spanker
howe p TSs p suSp
@ ns m Tine e Ma s % s before %
her length bringing The buoy asreas, of the mzen channels
setting her BOW s va: : K. ss d
ss boat as ss s she p getting let &c TOP
the ss e
% he the S lad n s s sna Tsss % Ike
sss' Ssss saI t's
sS6 sw Ss wnS and S the shp and she
sven ICON he
s a buoy
mizen channel over The bottom was found al
ss ss &c
sho we aSsadoea our 9e wS S so%
%snssa e land water lsna
two e her Sens 70 the wafer Nov
hs a sls % ss II
d M o s e NOT .Gs II s +
ned IN hiring me the ecn1nys whalseosss aud the ship
other alternative sell The ship =, public sac
By ss a aa dh cn w r. 81
rican Guano Co. On the 18th the side
sPs !: sS
X my THANKS or INC assisance on cred ne ,ne day
TO and the ships anywhere he rout
or 20 s" duly ~ 10 hs III snd
% eSs Of y asas se src Tor Mm Webb de-
thanks for The losptses sameat received frsm them
seweeked ife y ever be remembered with gratitude and
10 passengers wen duty here
ts IRON M are he gesec, geo,le
&c craft ths Josephine.
Dec ~ in the brig Josephine, Capt stone)
FoR LrvERrooL-Thc British steamship City of washing
,Sn Jeffrey sa Ss Sy al 70,
AMERICAN LLoyps-supplement Tor Feb l. containing add
Sns snd cor % hr sss aoya y Of
Messrs W Hunt, The publishers This number gives.
'ss WHEN
iiced. besides late surveys on many more vessels.
sBIr GnAsirr.-The ship william Penn, at Balanoc, sist
tain and S% crew Of S S GRANITE weesa o NC csp
10 liam stn Roads FROM Caao with cargo Of suano on
is Cape ss'Sy
. SSsd s ON he ws or s
hours those board rescued By The Wlam Penn 50
water having got up hatch when they we're taken
or The tfsnIte belonged Boston, and was valued nj
$4,000 Which u said to be partially insured Her cargo
was valued At eeo,o1
smr Lrrr Allen from Rotterdam for BALTIMORE, put into
the steamer Capt Allen had only time to inform the
baltimore that the ship leaking aud very badly
sirained-her fastenings had all started &C.
BARK pscIE SAsThe ers officer steward one uan and
hoy before reported arrived at New Orleans uk in the
steamer kuwar nee from Galveston chs ANsr
place by chr which picked them up floating raft Inv tc
Atlantic Ocean Immediately after the Ne sAAs
stood away and not afterwards Capt Cole, wAn
portion OF the crew afterwards picked BY passing
ship during the night her being unknown sessirg
TO the n.
BRie VI fAsrsoS-Capt Frances, Of brig VI 6smpscnt
reports Sailed hence Jan 18th for Havana; Jan xsn
miles sSE from Absccunh, heavy gale from
ssW, during which sprung aeak stove water caaks apnt
sss and Kept both pumps going n"s
.ohd not gain on the leak ehip and stood "
YORK. bus was again struck BY gale from NV, when drovc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02

There having been no clearance for China the past
geek the exports OF cotton goods light, and
raced shipments for the week ending February ~ fol-
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CLEARED
seamshp City OF Washington (Br, jeffrey, Liverpool
sesrnshP Marathon (s, Macarthur Queenstown and Lv-
seamshp Arago, Gaasaen, Southampton and novye-New
ssa amsSSp As M assS a1anI ss
Livingston, crceheron 1 Co. ~" ''''"n'-
SHIP EsSs hh4ihss sse IGass
Ship ssS Faba n
s shp 2 2srSa fsm0 20 pmOa
Esk sn HSnE Low
sf "sa' haIs as'a'is
Bsif Teresa Foster s rsomas acSaand He PSses
Brig Armenius Prus), Bugse oueens.own-weBdt 4 Co.
R sris ti Ss5ay sS;sfs
Brig Lady Chapman tBr, Cooper, St Kitts-smh Jones'
schr Moody OBJ, Kllam, Yarmouth-Edmis.on Bros a
sshr Lane n sar, hassy Falmouth JaA ssomca.
ssSs sr rss.o ssHs jg1 Whitney Co.
sssr as h MsnSn'y nss;sIS aSa
sesr ams,s s Mas Hal Net s, Lewis
Steamship Arabia (Br, Stone, Liverpool Jan 49, Queens
a s an Harvey Jsn r
Ssnss On ss sPsp G Of snsa
Boston and Halifax for Lyepoo sst lat 40 81, lon 81 o.
81 Steamship rSs Charleston with
sy dss sssns sss
Steamship Roanoke, Couch Richmond &C. 60 hours with
mSss and passengers, TO Lud,am Heineken-
steamship rAtspsco va Portland, with mdse and passen
with saH" ssSn ssT T
Barneea In heavy gale from wNw, split foresai main
co ss caspsr Wdt 0 Tosasen Newcastle Nov H. with
Brig Vim Brown (of Boston) Lockwood Ardrossan Nov
26 with iron &c to b brookmln Co Had heavy weather
weather Dec siyi isle Of Wight second officer
while setting the foresal ei overheard and drowned
ne WAS not seen 10 ,se at az and being dark with high
whaling schr Emporium Culn, of and from Provnce0wn,
going Barbados having experienced gale
with gone steering :; 3oh 80 miles Sc from Bar
negat, took pilot from boat Ezra Nye, No2
Sehr Kate Field, Allen, Galveston, i6 days. with cotton &c,
schr Red Eagle of New I.ondon, Brown Darien, days
schr w Hughes, Davis, Wilmington, NC, days
schr Honesty, Appleton Nesberi 5 days, with cotton &C.
to master
schr a youmsns, Smith, Washington, NC, 4 daya
schr D 4 Wolf, .Buskaew, Paniego, Nc days
Scbr Alice, Davis. Norfolk, 2 days
Sehr i Burroughs Jones, Virginia, 3 days
schr G I Dix, Tiiotson, Virginia, days
schr Elizabeth, Parsons Virginia, days.
s,hhr lleaasy, Bowe Georgetown, DC, days.
schr Iowa, Woodbury.. Gloucester
Steamer Poston, Croker. pdiadeipaa.
Steamer Petrol, Yeunc, Providence
Steamer Abatross. Jones, Providence.
RETrRSrpBrig II Sampson, Francis hence Jan % for
Havana. (see Miscellaneons.)
BELOW.
Bark Bradorc Or, from jamaica 10 days-By steamtug
One ship unknown.
Steamships Tcutonia of Hamburg land passed the
Faers at " 49, Benvie Havana and Orleans; ships
kshe, Liverpool; Anazon London; bark Hoaqua Hong
Kong
From Quaranine-Steamship John Bell (r) Glasgow lat
7AMl - '''' ''see" w
Wind at sunset Sc.
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The following a comparative statement Of the import
Of foreign dry goods New York for the
January l.
For the sceek. 1859. 1880. 1851
Entered Mt the port So 9s2, 245 AL 3100l65
Thrown the market. 3,2a4,069 4553,ls3 2oS4,76s
Since Jaau0ryl.
Thrown the market 109S6,445 IL 00l 0sS 1884 47S
The dry goods entered for consumption ut this por the
past under the amount Of those entered for
the same period in 1860 but in OF those for
1859 The amount thrown upon the market was not half
that the time last year, and lacked one third in
value Of goods held in bond is very large,
estimated by some persons high thirty millions OF
dollars One large house is reported hold half
q million Of dollars in bond Largo amounts Of other
t,es including foreign wines ana liquors. are held in
bond. Che importer said to hold 500 600 worth
in bond. These goods have been imported by mer-
chants the Impression that they would be allowed
thu to decide in what to dispose OF them to
the advantage II Mr.. horrills Tariff bill passes,
requiring the duties to be paid them in thirty
sixty day , be forced reship them the measure
would be equivalent to forced loan, and might form
a subject Of complaint on the part Of foreign i'm
porters, to their respective governments. The
bill viewed in all it's character and bearings, is
extraordinary document, and might be justly termed
"a bill to dismante New York OF her commerce for the
benefit manufacturers" or the goods introduced for
consumption last week, woollen fabrics accounted in
value TO $685. l29 cotton do. TO SlSS, 599 silks,
$50; lax, TO S44 200; miscellaneous d. sl47 $50
total, 81 Sos, $40 We annex particulars.
Entered for Consumption
n..T.. IraI.. Drr., -.
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DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is comparative statement Of the import
of foreign dry goods New York the since
January L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02

Increase. <06S $40 Decrease. Sol 025
The sales Of land by the Illinois Central are
larger than In any previous year in January. The
Commissioner writes that the sales are in small
tracts the purchases average less than seventy
acres TO each settler. Quite colony Of Germans
have made purchases this month, aud the compa-
ny have advices from Sweden ola party making
up for settlement on the companys lands in the
central part Of the State this spring. The sales
in January amount to slsl 1915 Oh, and the cash
collected s72 273 A. Last year the sales in Janua-
ry were s39,3s6 81, and the cash collected $780,
O54 ~.
We give below o statement OF the condition Of
the Kentucky banks, January ! 1861. II will be
noticed that of fourteen millions due to dcpositors
and billholdcrs nearly five millions are held az a
specie reserve, besides two millions Of notes Of
other banks; the proportion Of specie TO immedi-
ate liabilities is 3lH per cent, ratio which shows
that the banking system of Kentucky is founded
on a sound and safe foundation
CONDITION or KtS1rCKy BANKS, JANUARY /, 1891
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Stock on hand Feb. !, GLIB 1888 ,4oo : 14,457
Mr. Rudor III his monthly circular remarks as follows
BusIess still continues quite sagnsn and the transac
tioDs Of the month Fly Tor export For c0nsunp
Ii but limited quantity of Havana nlers taken
At IS DOC ZSy bales Cuba at II 24c 900 bales Of
Conception YaIa within former quotations. Stocks OF
Spanish leaf small supplies come in but lightly aud,
viii the unfavorabe reports u coming crops prices
are firmly maintained. Soue 500 hhas. Kentucky
sold at public auction, ranging from &C. lc cash. the
prices obtained showed rmness in the article than
generally expected Between 300 10 400 bhds ine
Virginia taken for export at &c &c. The export
d, mand for medium and DIery seed leaf sill continues
and 2 0C0 changed hands at 3sc. Axe and
51c. &c.. Tor consumption transactions OF retail
character Several lots OF Flvrda Offering, but in
ferior quality and high prices demanded prevent rans
actions
TAIIow-Sales Il, COO lbs on p. t.
WooI~-We arc unable to make any alteration in the
views of holders Of this article. The market is very
duh and but little wool inquired for, and still less sold
Holders being firm their views for fecces and pulled
buy have not taken hold if concession made
and therefore present meagre statement OF the
weeks work. Some sales OF Mediterranean and south
American made the past week but not reported
the quantity about 500 bales, on private terms.
WHkKEY-The market closed easier with sales Of 400
bblg at lSc,
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Total 1855 oS1 6e6l 564 10 IN go, 10 22s e7s

Increase. ............ 1913 ,52I Increase v10
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts Of exchange held by the various banks,
and also the sums due to distant banks, as COM
pared with last week, the latter being comprised
in the table of aepesits ag shown ahove.--
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES were quiet, at s. for pots and 50 l21s for
pearls.
eREAnsTrrFs.-Iieht arrivals and sales Of State and
Western -four were reported, without any remarkable
change in prices Shippers were buying extra state,
chiefly at inside quotation. Trade brands generally
Inactive Sales 600 bbls St and Western 800
hha. Southern and A25 bplr Canadian. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02
,RK HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q 1ss-rRIpLE SHEET.

railroad and Transportation Company, as made to
the Legislature Of New Jersey. The balance
sheet as made up to the LIST Of January, 1861 il as
foil0ws:--
Capital stock. 50, T49, 600 90
Funded debt Oncl,Mng 1886 900, the cost OF
property and privileges pu chased Of he
jersey AssocatesJ Observation-Disclosures. 0e3C0o %
Profits and loss, berg surplus earnings
pended IN the construction OF the road
and III payment Of the property stated pc
Iowa.. ................... $Tl6,069 40
Less amount paid for improved
pivot draw for Hackensack
bridge, Telaying road with
rams and other improvements % 500 90
Dividend LIST January, payable let Februa-
ny, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is7,s50 90
Total. s. ,3I2 0l9 80
Cost Of RdilrOGd and Eguirmel.ts.
For graduation and masonry, bridges,
ron passenger and freight statons, buLdags aud tx
lures engine and houses, wo kshops, mlcls
merry AMI fixtures, engineering, land and land
damages So b59 $50 81
Locomotives, tenders and ploughs 1855 ITS %
Cars passenger, freight and baggage 229 053 80
Property ris:
Bridge, ferry, turnpike and other stocks, real
estate, ferry boats, privileges and fixtures
Gncuding the property purchased Of
the Jersey Associates for $ls5,
00) ................. 81 ,266 1886 10
Cash IN bank and cash items
~ 1926, 760 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22

itsfFE 5SAESt- spG pas
sager packet q Gotten Capt v B. Bataneo
and MI t Mlmford CLERK leaves o'ciock this
ING For Bayou Sara and the CoAst
w, BURTON REp RtvER--The favorite and feet pas
sepses packe VI Burton, Capt. F. A. Biossat commander
leaves Al O'clock thiseSeniug for Red river
NEWS Boy FoR TE 0uArairA-The feet regular, s,aunch
and fine packet Nessov, Can't John Smoker
manie Mr. John n Hall, clerk at O'Clock THIS
evening for the 0uachita
WM, NJ. MoERIsoS ron sr. Touis This magnifcent ard
cotnplete packet nnder the entreetc comma
Of ap John A. Benger, leaves punctuaF and positively
clock this evening, Louis and interim Giate pot
Emitting, the the speed Of the NJ ntAtn deet
with elegance Of laee and enbinng he stalneh
OF iron tho reliability If well adjusted machinery il
surprising that her popularity is world Mide or TINT she
always and with crowd q pe0pe o. oo2ra No
tras he deck II vur craft Copchn and KerE
/ are the Gle ks. Remember the Morrison
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
PRT0Ra
Sitter syntRIIiaallte.
C'REsuEE4 uFsIoE, No. 10 cAHP STREET,
4 "Wednesday Morning, May u. 1861,

"Wednesday Morning, May n, 1861.
Iheweather yesterday was less than that Of Monday
aaeaosshay besza blowing MI day was dull on
ahs Tuesday remarkably so The arrivals as viii
he Eeerri another column were bnt few in nun
eI Ad Ahe receipts Of staple produce light The departures
Nee he Iafoarehe fo Laoaehe Texas Red river Mary
= fer ysgspufg Louisville for Louisville, and the Julia
Roas for There were but two steamers eft 81
so upper landing N dark last evening" one Of whehthe
Ricssbuggs ap ghe lower landing is stil sel filed
Nah boats.
Cairo, on Friday les Ms New Falls City was stopped
@ a9 barrels ims intended fo the South taken from her.
Tier acers were at 81 Louis the lime would be
nlewea pass Cairo, hut il that G. Graham tbe
proprietor q tho WHAT boat there au Who has nnis all
s sness out South freight es that be seized
ner Sas he ssisfedpnlili IT was placed on his boat.
he Granite stats with bargas Of stone In tow for Men,
dsy detained at Cairo hour ead then
5hsa caisgilie Jparnai, II Tho lsh inst, saws:
se i ssst sss esas fse fs 4 as aeR h feet asas
Rs. VS. ~ n oGP e., ys river Using with
sss ss ls ~ hs s Ss he flyer falling having
sa m sgsnss age iesayo.ing @ pachase een s,eam
G1mbS u r & ase y When hey ereise
Msa ss sds Gsa i issn hs , y gG s5'a atep and
1hs ss Lonis ssa.e yoesnal, Il The i7th. says
The hoitead sld Gladiator we're compelled i lana I, az
ar AEssaa oy 'as osaang bs t,y1Qp from spoanSer
e s.spi & 2 hsaF bfgrs bsss I Viii s@s eselss noi
s&s asdins SIG snaleFea citizens Of In s. \ '
Ihstciowine ~ interesting items Of ttyer e
clip from TIC Mem hisA yaaoeheot tAs 2s,hius
ha steamer Sovereign he nd from New,
Win isigt l1ad OF Southern products IT pnei isy IT,
xefday By 9rdes Of Gem iilow a Prince ii waes h
lsg fsli sSsg y gssas aa i nov ,.ib
in eighteen Inches II high wsler aefk 81 the uyn
sesen AtSt Louis the tivsr rising sloly The hiN
ald GAntieIi sna decli sink, s
nsine.s e landing MD dan There were NO
snes NJ estel4y than gr many ays
a 4is Weather tgafin and rieudy, :,
lt ! sA titl I'd dawn Eattfday nigbi
<se bsttsls dt ft1e were islkst from her "a Fo
the 9fanl'e Stae, wnh t@o o In for this
ali S!ss delafned $50 fiiay.e
9s9fdsk4 sesrdas ~ a detachment 5f
sesseer4e Stseifa FOR Batya itouge free Of ehaIas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
mo. 5622.l

Resored That the Comptroller warrant the Treasurer for
the payment of the following bills
trict for election Of District Judges .Sse2 90
Magte Knelss pair fly for police Wagons. II
D. g Wilson, spring wagon for Work house,. 81 %
month Of April, 1861. 40 GO
city in April 1851 80 Is
George q Rice, washing towels for the of city OIL
during The month Of April 1861 49,. 81 IS
D. Il Holmes, ticking cotton, netting, denim4 ETC., for
Work house =. 76l a
70 prisoners in April 1861 -. l53 20
Ed Crevon, Leuenan, Second strict Police rations
to p oners in April, lS6l......y..... II 80
Lieut. E. Mazera Third District Police rations pris.
oners hire Of porter and Of Bayou Road and Bar
racks Station, for April, 1861 81 30
Lieut. j. G. Costley, raIions TO prisoners and hire of
porter for April 1851 81 40
lSignedl J. MAGI0EI,
President pro TEN, Board OF A ssisfant Aldermen,
ESignedl j. 0. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May IL 1861
[sgnedl JOHN II. MONROE Mayor.
A true copy
mylS st MARION A. BAKER Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
CONSTABLE E,s SALES.

SECOND yusTtcE,s oouRr x. SIMEON VS.. JAMES CON.
!, - .r-r.,sr-,s sile. WATaRs@go f's !4Ss o' " h
- me deeted by The Hon. D. Mi chel Second Justice of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans in the entitled s
will proceed to sell public auction in bar-reom Of The
City Hoel Gemnien street, between Magazine and Camp
NJ = = ~S ~
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situeted in the First Dis
rict OF This In the square bounded by Barrand Po, dras
Preur and Perdido sr et said lot having front 80
inches and mes on ferddo street by ueph of 100
sad lot forming the Of Perldo streets
sid square, shown by ske ch drawn by W Thornton Thomp
deposited in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
w TT w ATFPe Cor,...,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
fIHEsTNuT GROVE wHISKxl
CHESTNUT GROVE wHrsr

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED wH1sKvde
se the article to the public physcas of
aud country DC the
Purest DiTasable Set1nulant
which hes been prepared medical use
aeorda at once beautiful nvgoratnE to the epfeh,.s
ether by age or disease distilled the best rya and
malt and it8 nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly hih whereby the Fus and other IN
eeaient known to be contained in Whisky general us
are cousetaly separated the absolute nuv o bi,
ticle from any foreign admixurei guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from thu oet ,
heh' Analytical Chemists of Phiadephs York and Boz
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed IT with the
Diploma, and Dr. Jackson Boston, testified updar
to ts absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFI GATES:
Philadelphia, Sept. Q, 1885,
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grove
whisky which that it contains pone of tho
poisonous substance known Fsi which the charseta
ac and injurious ingredient of the Whiskes general use
BOOTH, GARRETT & GAMAC
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept. 8, 1885,
from Mr.. Charles Wharton Jr of Phiadelpha and baxn,
carefully tested it, pleased state that Ia entirely rec
from poisonous or deeterous substances an unususi
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Che1pIEt,
Boston, March r. 1853.
nave made chemical analysis commercial samples Of
Whisky which be free from tbebeav
pusii Oils. and perfectly pure unadulterated The
haTor Of this Whisky derived from tho grain used In anu
featuring II. Respectfully,
A. "A. HAYES, H. D., State Assayer
No. 16 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON Jr
Wholesale Agent,
l16 Walnut street,
jez ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
CATTLE III ct.

JEFFERSON CITy. May %, 1851
Arrived Yesterday s. Texas Beeves and l5 Cattle
Sold Texas and IS Western Beeye HogR l50 Sheep aud
zoi Cattle Stock sale 81 Texas Beeyes
sch ows 9o Hogs 40 sheep and 1853 Veal Cattle. We
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
MAYORALrY ...OFFlClAL4.


MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hail. May / 1861.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
mo. 5619.1
Rope That the proposal Of w. j. Seynour TO supply the
city for year, with blanks and bnng the when
required dated April g. 6 be accepted and approved and
also that he proposal OF Alex Levy supply the city with
blank books and stationery for GATED Apra o. 1861
accepted and approved and the Mayor hereby authorized
to into contract with The parties aforesaid and il
forny with the specifications published in The official
from the lg April 1851 tothe 22d April 1851 cusive The
securities offered by W. D. Seym wit Thos keee
Cook, Young Co.. securities offered by Alex Levy, being
accepted.
[Sgped J. MAGIONI,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgredl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May Il, 1861.
mylS St lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor,
sp mo- 5620.l
Whereas the depressed state OF the treasury and the alarming
greatest management should i'll administration
of city affairs; therefore, be
Roipsa hat from and after the passage of resolution
all works. whatever they be. except they ule
and ogether Indispensable be and they eby
ordered be sopped and the Comptroller hereby requested
pos the sale Of any and II that ma now be
ordered for sale until further orders from Common Council
lSgnedl J. MAGI0NI,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1861.
mylS st (sgned JOHN . MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
No. hE9l.l


Reolued That the Finance COMMITTEE be and is hereby
horHed pu chase for the of the Clerk the
rct Court amoirs to safely place Therein the
papers standing about and in unsafe condition; pro
vided the does not cost hundred dollars.
W. lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. O NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1861.
myjS st lSguedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
W. Il. WATERS, Constable.

srcosDH JusrtqE DE P4rz, x, sIMEoN VS. JAMES CON,
Pareisse ORLEANS. WXTERsNNo i765 " '" Il
AN VESrU d'Un xygtt tte teri factas, a
h moi adresse Honorable r. Mitchell Seeonje nus
Do Pax pour Pqqisse dorsan dams afalre
nfoeedera 10 MARDi, de jun lS6l, d midi rIfotel
de Ia Cite de Ia Commune les des Magasns
8et du Camp 10 vente l'encAn de-
UN TERRAIN se dans le Premier District de cete VILE
daas et bornt par les Berd Poyds, Prieu Per.
Dido e DIT terrain facade de 80 pipds pouces
gnes Ia rue Perdo pofoneur de 10 MED lie dit
terrain ormant Pencou ds pedido Preur u dit
iet ansi dg crnquiS par W Thornton omp.
SON. dtpute de la Vile date d 81 decembre 1851
nsintepln' depo>e en- bureau,
Eaiss dams Pahaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment dc l,adtndieation
w, II WAT[rRS Eon,,Sfahla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every TUESDAY at5 p. NJ. SAFT1R RDAYntgAM
THE FAST PASSENGER P ACRET
, NS% o. LA GOWrche, Jos Daeres, master leaves New
'rleRns above returning dswn the Cogs ever
s63asShgfsass Monday and Thursday. in daylight
VIRGIflUS q, DFNTZEI4,
nlE Advertising Agent
f5~fhe n. o., @. and L. r Company clerk at
the foot Of ST. Louis from this date, freight
Fer freight apply Board the office of the
Company 10 Cont street