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ANAl1s. ptss uhs
INo, $3.50.
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Nv;ssr ID tis management and administration OF the
I'M Vt Fink essnssh Isl te eee e.
a 6 sasa e. ass Rsis'
u 81 epglspt sitssae 6 New M Orleans
tsss iebs and several gacies,
saaRs M a INV w v
ID WHY s and desire, hereby declare same
re rsn Of my ast dssls and the
s a III ny essase applied to
and Of saiiahe asylum ii this
ssaas III b called Mini ln heIsbr request
&c s isa s ~
aaid intentions respecting aforesaid
Sas eress up1na in March 1876 BY the
dssssd aat ths sSar ILL gre ceaea
e i their be adninis only
Il New Orleans having Nm
already II mounting hbou
ngzae!s ss aa ss balance b
~ efioa IS nc beneselert II
sssFda sls Finances osmmities Of iii
g asT6y s Il s,a III ~ 6ea5s
a a as y ne nse q, s ns
or fFes ta
81 the namsd in the extract Of
a ~ alll asEsi ltsfeas Sscitsd I'D . Il
The Board shall. after the prp
q ss Sa X a hs III og , &
uf as Secreaty Of the Board They
ais y sscarits do
ol bis dufias ena trusts IN sucl
s BaaTs sha ssss sash and bylaws is
ss I'm IL New orleans shall be the
sss Il as lsTsna siase haa the efss Il ms
R sepfng them sepasaie and
ssr III ii h a @ disnefs p1 ea
@ 81 cssis lch ID may fscaiys for ae
Y 5aaa aad q ~ s & hs saal AZ
ald and ae balance on hand
IA nd ditionaf The
tI.a iis End TIC sa al ss9 annually t. be paid
( zalssTs his ssizersiuu3 &
~ 81 WIZ y Tsss sassr hssn ~
I'M by aaitotity of tfe Board
49, III 10 tis iii aroalts belong
NJ taa fatad aHd resolved BY linl- # s
which eport Snail be
W oans If s saa
l t seg a ,lfos, I'll matters relating
alsa v ,las Y sli5eaea w 1hs board
gssas sarIs ii tpo iaadted thousand dollars
@ q the direction q hs
esablisl, furnish and organic tbs
Sss55 B fina s issssiGH of tAe WI q The
ss ha5ssa CHG III & Il I'd
sRaI - applied u Ills pnrehase j liz
aa& fof HE tic osiees
sgs sss ~ J. Is e be established
sta esnmissioaeTs revenues de
s saaiS IF The Institution for The
uf and bnilanss making repairs and
Esas1. -
RaAra pf Cp1tii sn invest the Fund only
s ls Gits n Aes Icons of he Stale 81 Lon.
gs X 5ags osdinanc cofrnrg to- or
EeaY1s Vie ls 4oregalg b. AID lila
1851 repealed. - rs
isigntdi 56s LEA r. BLACKWELL u, 85 FIG
President Board 6f Assistant Aldermen.
Essignedl 30 NIXON. 35
nj z i'res ident Beard Of a dernan.
- y tsiensdl JOHN Il MONROE, Mayor
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CHA A..
TF,s, tSTsA f,rs an i hsg sssisls s Ms.
4 assss D. N ils III Anfli s, lSSi,
Z sS,sisSf3l III HI 4 fty 81 New arleafss
fNo 555l.l


fMO 655l 1s5s
HIS cornell No 5f0
sie aS as y o that was the insens
&aag liss NsG DsfrAns to cause 81 Anfew stree
FS vi atfses ~ ~ wdeIed ~ waIh ot
ia fsst Satlcs lines and also 70 Gauss ST. Andrew street
40 VI ptsss u pades 70 Streets 70 Width q ~
WAsess ~ rssolatl6n Of the Common Council No.
M d ifc citg Attorney have been authorized fe sake
aasA slaps faf TIM siaensng and opening 81 ne
ssanAras Streets islsancfy,ity with essst'ng aawsi
Ana rpeeig and widening a said streets Sonu
ts w ghA ry us Nsw 0gi6sns enuftous snn of money,
5 which The ely Treasury In ia present depessed
srsSiti1n ,Ia be unebe and that Oh said Improve
s asked for by The nFopefy either on
Gse sss8us its Vicinity !,
as yaseas ths ohs neE required for the
i4nlfe 8a ans ay Widening 81 IN Anatew street,
%s A CHARLES nfPa1es ssFeess 10 width OF 81 leet in
s and ss opening e Iaassn White and Liberty
III ~ Yfs M inshas @ III franklin street avenge from
55pg St Andsow street. 10 width Of rs iee, Bs
Ese resolutions The Ccsnnon Council Nos 54lG
81 sol 81 md The SANG he eby IeseNled
s IL Thst this Mayor be and he shetehy aus
Hsa1 give pnbr nccpiag aw, Of The ihtenion
u council TO widen ST Andrew sYeei, from 81
&A4&ss6 Dfseas Width Of 81 feet inches and
~ le and Liberty streets from as
Ess . St Andrew wi Of ~ ascg
Enlfen from The Faab9ufg ing e
Y AHassS " width q HI Tss sss 4
President soapi q Assi s aldermen
sfesasu4 PIessdrnt Board Of Aldermen.
asps4evad rrii Il 1861 ,,5.s ,.s,s,,oIs ,f,,..x
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SPECIFIC ATE9NS FOR THE CONTRACT
10 Bienville street.
ogAt1TY AND nlENstoEs or THE SATERr s1sThe square
block shall be of good asd granite Inferior
atty the obtained Boston, They shall he
oheng IN SHARE not less than twelve nor more than sixteen
inches In 10Th and not than ID t ntY
four inches loug and less than nine inches in thickness
Thy shah be well Qnatied wing pHa square sides and
ends TO mako tight JOINTS hnd the tops shall be dressed
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Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, the 10Th OF
April, 1861, win adindicap my Office o'clock NJ t
above contract 10 the lowest bidder
as V. DUPIESSIS, COMPTROLLER
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SPECIFICATIONS Eo1s TElfl CnNTIsAcI

Notice is hereby given that will adudcatc to The lowest
bidder, nj Office RI ESDAY 10th Of April 1861 at u
O'clock NJ, TIE above contract. v DurLESSIS,
i,u,,t rnIIa
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CONTROLLERS OFfIcE, }
City Of New Orleans, April 2, 1861. )

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, April 2, 1861.
No. 5520.1
ReSo That the Comptroller he and lie hereby authorized
to addicHe to the lowest bidder after days notice in lie
official Journal for substituting shell road for lila
pink road on Eighth street from ToEoupoa to st. Charles
seGtSh1d work 10 be done in hccuracp with specfcnons
Of the Surveyor and the adjudication subject 10 the an
proval or rejection of the Common Council. N ~
tSignedl J. O. NIXON,
President Board of 4 licrnen
lSignedl LEA +. BAKEWELI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March q, 1851
lSisnedI JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that will audcate to The lowest
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toNRoE, Mayor.
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, !;

MAY0RALTY. OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall, March 49, 1861,
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.
mo. 5537.l
BUDGET probable Receipts Expenditures tho city of
New Orleans for the year 1861
Resolre That ii compliance Section No. I2 of the City
Ghartef the following estimate of liabilities
the city New Orleans for the 1851 be the
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mo. 5547.1
Whereas the fish stands ia The Dryades market now
nuisance Market and detrment the here-
of land whereas it would add not only The comfort of ci.
visiting said market well the cleanliness of the
sae If they were removed to some more convenient location
therefore, be it
hereby fully authorized to to be removed
his EXPENSE the eaid . fish stalls to the outer
side the lower part of said Market there be located
said purpose and no other; AID 5Y. All g5t
Wereas 1t dangerous urng market hours to allow loaded
draws through the center of said market
daneering the lives Of and children by The caeessness
Of tile drivers. therefore be it
Resolred That the Conissa Of the said market be and he
is haeby authorized TO have extended chain the said
entrance ead market during marke hours said chain rot
excetd IN twenty dollars and AL the contemplated by
the foEgng e a under the 9 the CITY Surveyor
President Board Of a A s nM Aldermen
| #g 55 4ggG President Board of Aldermen
- fsignedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
m3o St MARION A. RAKER, Secretary.
No. 5546.l
Ref That the ComptTalie upon the Treasurer in
payment Of the following bills viz:
Oscar Robin. medicines for Police JAIL S AZ
II E Buckley repairing clock, etc. City Hall IS 90
8. ", r Brooks repairs to blinds City Hall 81 so
Mallsrd TookeT shirts for Insane Asylum, "a 90
r arre oeH sgieRss far INSANE 4: ~ ~
Z. Washiegton Artillery firing 100 honor of the
secession of Louisiana, Feb I'll 1851. 3 0c
g. 9. O. Rice washing for City Hail. .......... 81 on
& W Z, III Mror sn6serp,ion one year %
IL j. ID Hen Sons, copper for FIRE telegram 90
III M lSgneal LEA y, BAKEWELIi
y 31E4 W. President Board ~ Assistant Aldermen.
tsignedl j.. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
m30 St [siFnedl JOHN n MONROE Mayor
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TN Mayor o. the CITY feeoseis tIe oy.eN.
lSzadIstMs " las t3ofjoa; ~ =. sists
Aeaftss he Finance Commute III 3t
sAsaatsd Dol, r. said parties Thefeega belt
rH That the sum vi srea hpndted dollars be md .he
af tTsbg paid by The Mayor q ina
e lpna liprdse dolsys gaeh) he arrested ii
1SSaedJ JssQsNfxBN,
fstssltest BnlTd az hidcfstsn.
tS3EneaI iSs % sEs AIl ESH Efis u f
FscSdent Beard Of Asaisiant Aldermen
~ egn5BG 4pfl {, 1851
20 ~ LsgRsdl JOHN 2. MONROE, Mayor
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PETIT4ONS---OFFECYAlI.

NEW ORLEANS, january 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orlenna:
TE'EIE undersigned, owners OF real estate
fronting Wa LDEtnn venue, respectfully that
passed according Law for the sale of
making brick sidewalks borderEd by cuttBones aud
wooden Cutters sides of Washington Avenue,
Children Citod except where the sidewalks
have already been made by tho owners
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w5"a s2,86l i36 90
[Signedj LEA T. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
Approved March 22 1861.
Esgnedl JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
ms l0t MARION A. B'KER. Secretary
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Notice hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th April 1867
will adjudicate al my office, ut 19 o'clock A. NJ 10 The
lowest bidders, the above contracts.
as I2t V. DUPLESSIs Complroler
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GEECI NEcaTIONs; IrnIs 1,IIII f,aarIs ACT.

Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY the 10Th
April, 1861 at l2 O'Clock NJ will adiudirate nj nv office
to the lowest bidder 'heabove contract
a3 1t v DtIPI ESSTs fnnnntroIar-
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f1HNckI lfs boxes Ratayia Arfac, for salahv
-, $, WOLFF,
tse corner Gsayies aud New LsyeeFts
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EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-IIa etc
"a conduit aux epayes du Premier District, encognre
rues Hatayettee ct Vine, epaves--
I'm Cahri no ayant Poree gauche ct roreile oe
coupte b Motto ct fendne. A
I'm Cabs blanc ayant des taches nores a Ia tete.
y les dts aninanx pas dams tros tours ct
les ra ayes Ills seront yendus encere pubique au dit
depot ie MERCREnI 10 d'ayril 1861, a 10 heures A. NJ
Eouve1le- Orleans d'ayrl 1861 1917 al II 3
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTR ACTS
- for the construction of brick sidewalks boered by curb
wooden cutters various city where
The have not already been made by property
holders,
, 1861-02-18
KELLOGG NJ q BULLY.

"hena professed Republican signifies
his willingness 10 amend the Constitution
otthe Cuited States, for the purpose of
establishing in half the public domain the
robbery, violence, atheism aud war which
men call slavery, VIC nrc not At all SUI
prlsed that he should resort to personal
Eotiianism to justify and snstain his
course, Fence we express no aston.
lsamcnt that air. Kellogg OF the
Fourth Congressional District, Illinois
the author Of the attempt 10 engraft tile
Breckinridse creed upon the Chicago Plat-
form-has seen fit to make an assault upon
air. MEDILA, one Of the editors and the
Washington correspondent of this paper.
Might, with slave drivers, is right; We do
not wonder, then, that Kellogg, who is i
mass Of bone, muscle and intcstincs, weigh
ing full two hundred and fifty, has assailed
agen'lsnan OF delicate physique and un-
certain. health, whose heaviest draucht is
hardly one hundred and thirty. We have
no particulars Of the s,<irmish beyond the
mcagre account which the telegraph gives
We await tic facts, conscious that Mr.,
AEp1L1 has no cause to be aslamcd Of hi.
sAaEe in the transaction.
, 1861-02-18

ne CLERKS and Judges OF counties and circuits
IN 1ne state, md ,2oo to the counties pro rata.
REGISTRY LAW PASSED.
Tho House took up the sennte subetltutc
Tor the registry law. Col Hurlbnt moved m
amendment making tlzty days residence in
Tie precinct necessary qualification, which
W:s adopted, and the bill passed.
DON'T Toccu TEEN.
1he House passed afeeo1naon 1orbiddtng
'Uy member or otneF person IRON touching
any paper ohi or d9camens On OF about the
e1efAs desk. ...
EVENING SESSION.
, 1861-02-18

The Republicans-not the Breckenridge
men-hayc determined 10 hold meeting
TO express their views on current political
matters, Tie call is printed herewith
The editions Of this paper take this occa.
sion TO express their obligations to E. S,
WELLS, Esq, who in view Of the attempt
to put down tue CHICAGO TRIBUNE, very
generously rendered the use OF Metropoli-
tan Hall for the meeting which has been
called. The TRIBUNE docs not need the
actic: of public meeting to Justify its
course; hence NE declined his offer: OF
rather turned it over 10 the Republicans Of
tho city, who gladly and gratefully en-
braced it,
Let us hope that the meeting will he held,
rot for the vindication Of this paper, but
for the vindication Of that party to which
Il belongs and that creed which it upholda.
, 1861-02-18
ASorUEA kAfE-
JANKstovrt Feb. {, tE1.

NE5sRs. uEKN1S0 Co.
Gets: At tho great dre that otcureet here or tie
1z.: & !r eth ult. .ae H,ss.asa Patent Chsurtsn
'ef wich purchased f0tn yo1 11st -.nmer coutai1
g al ny 1oc - ,r.pers and money Acd a1az; amount
oJ2wclry, Taa In MY sto7c which 1ocatcd II tie
ce:tre ct tho burning buildings, The Ere troke cut
n5aut li O'Clock. sad In les. tian one hour nearly
:[t bu,ldu were In 1lnes, aal Tie who.e brstacss
lnEl 70 Ct Tia tow1 threatened With destruction
Tee Ecat va. sd great ttat. Wien tho 1rc vas RI
s!-5 both sites oft;e street. which Is uasualy
vida ocr. no person could approach the burning bull
dIcss ia2s through tie tteeet-co1sequt ETY.
ira2 "fwa:cr was th.ozn either upon my building
which TIE middle af three = brick b1ock
,pen ny SAFE. durlag tie Gre. The flames burr ed
feariu1y f.r long time, The SAFE fell Into the esIr
csd va. expose until tie fire had exhausted it+ef ne
liz. aad tad.re It wouI 70: unlock w+rc obliged to
CT: It open Nj books, papers aod mocer were all
preserved. no Injury being done except 10 the binding
Of the books. portion Of the jeee!ry WAS daraaed
cxi3 to the steam generated IN the sac Which sia.red
t.tolorcd them. TIL greater ras hoEerer. xas we'll
p-.ic.tcd+ and several watches hirh were running
b'.o1G The Gre were s.:ZL EcNEISG Ha1T TAKKa OFT
aet.e sac, nar:1g the t.ae time Of the day. retura
ssa The old safe - eahbl. to yocr e7ssoMe-s. Ton
Will see the krobs an: plates ue..d on a.d wish
yoa nd rae aaoht rofthe size Ard Kind had
saf: Ia t.S stre Ct Pittsburgh ranua"tuge standing
near the daor which did not result we'll the inside
with it, Contents being catircly ;or nearly sol do
s:royed by tilr heat LEyAST l. MASON.
HEck1<o.s PATxsr crASF1oS sArEs-Tce bcs: to
Guilty from tro now knowgs Sold only By
f.l3c,.J HERRING CO., u State street
, 1861-02-18

"ncn 1t Is considered that these difficulties are
Without precedent and have never been acted 1ucn
" any individual situated ns a,u. it il MOI I
proper should wait, sec tho Developments, and
4etaA INC light possible, 70 that when do tncak
.u.nofitatfsey, may be as near right At postit!o,
leaecr&j When I ehAil speak auiho,ttativc1y. I
aopc TO- fa5 nothing inconsistent with tho Copstt-
totlon. the Cn1on, the hghts Of aI tho Etates. OF
eaeh stsfe and Of each section Of the country and
nst 70 dlhappolnt the reasonable expectations OF
&nosc who have confded to me their xo.ex.
II la1s connection. allow me to say that yoa, as
apoftlon of the grcat American people, ncc.i o1]y
10 naAnta1h your eomposurc, stand up to sour
soocf convictions Of right, to yous obligations to
Inc and act In accordance with those
tobcf conEict1ons aad the clouds which now ariee
IN Inc horizon will be d!speled, and VIC shall haye
bright and glorious future; when this rencr-
Auon oas passed awaJ, and tens OF Thousands viii
1nh1att this country where only thousands tnhabis
1t now- do not propose TO addrest ron at length,
hnve no vo1ee Tor 1t. Allow me again TO thank
you for this magnificent reception, and bid yor
farewell.
Mr. Lincoln spoke with The utmost diflcnl-
ty, being 50 hoarse from his frequent efforts
n to be scarcely ab]e to make himself heard.
Although somewhat exhausted, Mr.. Lincoln Is
to in good spirits.
Ihis evening he il holding leyec at the
American Hotel
Mrs. Lincoln and tie family continue in
Co. Il health.
The rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Union, directly opposite the American, Lad
displayed on large banner
WE WILL FRAY FOR YOU"
Ax 1xclpENT.-Just before the procession
arrived at the American Hotel, wagon filled
with wood drove in front Of the Hotel, in full
hlment Of 4 bet, conditional that If Mr.. Lin
co:u was elected, ono party was to eaw half 4
cord q f~wood in front Of the American, and
present IT to the poorest negro In the city II
Lincoln was not elected, the other party wss
to saw the wood aud present IT to Buffalo
newspaper. The loatDg party enwed vigorously
while Ar. Lincoln was speaking.
, 1861-02-18

Gus patriotism will ill the national Golfers to
oFerffowing Old Abe is not going to DO
st01sd into Submission to the nngodly de-
mauds Of Southern traitors and their North
ern allies. Let the sou11ess aud pnprincIpled
money bags play their dastardly game 1t will
not win. The government belongs to the peo-
pie: It Eas created for their benefit, rests on
their broad shoulders, and they will take cara
OF II. Only let the new administration stand
faithful TO liberty mud 1t will never be deserted
nor lnade to suffer want CmcAao
, 1861-02-18
FREE:HEN RALLY.

i meeting will be held At Metropolitan Hall,
On Tuesday evening, Feb II, 1861, Of all tho:e
who arc determined that the Constitution shall
not be remodeued to giro additional gusran>
tees to Slavery at the demand Of secessionists,
traitors, their sympkthisers and abettors; who
are unslte1ahly opposed 10 the Introduction
into the Territories Of the cause Of all cur po-
lltical woes, md who arc in favor Of the iE*
flexible Jet disrrcet execution Of the Laws rs
they are. Let there be united and emphatic
exnr. salnr on the patt Of all thQae who 6yu-
, 1861-02-18
THE CITY,


,c,. n.;a ~ ho,r 1.a,x 1,na 49, - 49,
,r n,s;,, Do,,,, ,.,,, r;rcs = co,oe,t ~
,ir,an 1t,,, Mor1,,y cya N. 1st,, n,lr.
ss ,,;x.c, ,,'o r, conc.rt. t'.n an, 1,ho, ,,.rss
;iv;nr and trrn. bnr,-a,l, ,r,r ,,oh,,r 1r;.
a,z;st,n, i q c,.rl h,. n,+;,na3 f,,nos
,,,,;.d;rt
-.
.hur an,, Ia Bn, Tim f,r Msrc,, nd rrn.,
suro1v of III. "Lltt1s H.ue Rock II ront,;n,no
= list OF sa,arios with offices in tic rift Of the
President. bayo been rece yed bv NcNo11r e.
ca 81 Dearborn street
,o,. :, :,
~ ~ 4Ns7oa 1NN' Nv O.3a"
,,elh s''ee's. nave received hd'peT' Godey'
se'e'son auo oanoa mss"znes 1oF Aafcn'
-,o,.da,t r.. - -a -, A. Svt-
s-.,r1v - ~ 49, r,.a,. ~.,1 N'& = ''A
'nhs ~ao ->o"'-tAo" aulch toe oeecent
10 Ase'" 2a''i!c Aon1oe' &c" years slnce'
WE one u INC orasnseSt gus Messing loS'
1ns 141uet country noo1s" "a oatafoay enc
"'s arrested At q dlsc near tho -armoF5 Build"
my anu "en' 70 hrloe"e'i Joe twenty days on
--r---1
- ,.;~ .;.1 -. 49,. ~" - ss4.-'
y. 49,. .@an '7. ..,as p.n "T t.eI y. ma@
ns,,s y ~ ,s,!. -1 .ue ea. 3'ree' icy.
,oS' ~ 4 ~ 80 .1" ~o,4ne W..
80. I1:l.,.,.. - | - 1.I7. n.ae "l't'
-. .es 1n.,a5ea1 s-;t,a. - ..a'ax. .s.t :.
-, 49, nncn ,no-a ' -
4. -------
, 1861-02-18
'g>HE GREAT FIRE IN JAMES
i TOTS.
January 30% 1851.
JAN 6rpNN nASK.
JAMrSrcEy r. frh. G. 1851.

N1ssa5 KrH8fxG Co., EKw TORE
gentlemen: In reply to your inquiries about tho
saf: sour make which bought :roE you for the
IaAc-:nwn D,nk would teat the tafe las resls-
tel TIC nra wcn acd has answered all our expccta
ioss The tsc IN which tn eate tried Was full5
~ any that cau!d occor In this place, Over
i,7,y two places Of -11rss destroyed and our
banking hnlAe Ia tttt ce-tEe ct hem, NC re.
moved lnaay Of our loo4 befsr the tr- reached Us.
but al ut sfo in trce!r. Of car books aud any
>a:uah1e papers, baats mortgages, &C. remained il
the saf: aid pAsstd & rough the Are. We consider
very trial It fell urou pile Of wood In cur
cellar. The taft remained Ia the nre for fourteen
hocrs hefezewe could get oat thr fra still bnrarg
Under 1t when rcroved Not drc? Of water wA
thrown tie baill!ns fruul the commencement as
tc heat tho grca: for tho nscisen to get wit,
rea-h The sale has aozc 81 Tia: you promised We
toiud o%r booss, money. papers, oords, mortga.
ees. &C. all safe. no ssu Of re and in way esr
Igei, except bcla; \ utt:c STEAMED. Yoars truly.
AloSZO KENT, Trcs!delt
J. MAYHEM, Casllcz.
, 1861-02-18
PROGRESS OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Committees from E'I.iladcfphfn.
DEPARTURE FROM CLEVELAND.
ARRIVAL Ar aUFTALc.
i Committee Hsadcd By Nli1lard
FiIimare.
We will Pray for You

DCFrA1o. Feb. 1o, 1861,
COMMITTEES FnoA PHILADELPHIA
Joint tommnltters from the municipal
bodies and the c.izens OF Philadelphia reached
Gle. el:lna last night, bcar4ng IN ensrossec
talitice Of that city, aud returned this morning
With bis written acceptance.
pErAmTCRE FROM CLEVELAND. -
The rre.id-a:ial parry LEFT Cleveland at nine
o'clock 1his lnnrning. Tic truin ~as composed
Of Il baggage cas and hrse passenger coaches
The co4ch especially ect an1r: for the Presi-
dent elect WIS one of exceeding; heauty, from
the mauufactu1y Of Kassnu Il Sen, Buffalo.
4. Cleveland, large aceeasiocs were made to
the party, n1norg them committees from, Buf
lalo an Eric
The train stopped at Wl1LocGABr, PA1NEs-
VILE GESEvA, Asu1upCIA, CoSSEACT, ERIE,
WEeTr1ElD, DUxR1EI .1ts. SILVER CREEK, It
all which places lars,c c:rs3s ~cEc a=eaEablcd
aud 3Ir. Iiccoln was Feve,iret: with grea. and
constantly Increasing c.1tLn-1asm.
At GENEVA
he RES addressed brit fls uy enc Of The crowd,
wIo cxhortcd Lin to stand by the Constl.u~
1luQ A0k4 LIE EAueE Ol usFt. AtktI ulAuE{,
1T EN1r,
Ar. Liucoln addressed the people, e;cNs ng
himself FOR not Expressing Lis opinions ca the
exciting quts.icn*. lie wished that when the
TING for speaking should Come, he should find
it NECESSARY 10 Sly nothing not in accordance
with IL. Constitution. and with the In.
tcrcsta Of 4ae People uf TITO whole country.
Mr.. GrEEIET ioietd tic train ct G;lard arc
&C. onpanita II to EEis.
AT DEHktnE
while addressing The lroplc, air. Lincoln,
crasplne ht SAT- u! the American 1lag unde:
the folds Of which he stood, announced ILLS in
ten:ion to s:ard ny tia: 4 = sud aeked them 10
stand br him ~ lorss us he ehould do 50.
ARRIvAr. AT BUFFALO.
On arrival at buffalo, Mr. Lincoln was 1net
1t the door Of TIC ear ly y dcrut.'ion Of cit
txcua headed by AILLAED FILLMORE, be-
tween whom md hinls Elf . hearty greeting
paeecd. The crowd il and surrounding the
Depot WIS dense, a.d numbered not less tllan
ten thousand people. But che Company ot
soldiers and file Of police we're detailed 10
act as escort 10 the rarty, and it was With the
erez:eet difficulty that they could protect
them from being crushed by the crowd while
passing from the train to the carriages. In
ejata Nal. uun:er, L. s. l., one Of 31E. Lin
coins suite, nnl his shcnlder dislocated
The passage Of the procession up Exchange
and Main Streets TO the American Ho ii WAS
rcr:ot ovation Most Of the buildings on
those streets were gaily draped with flags
Arriving Ut The American Mr. Lincoln vas
, 1861-02-18
Gbiraao Crib,&.te,


oa the next page Of this paper, we print
the new Banking Law complete. It is one
Of the most important acts. of the LeRisla-
turc now in session, and will without doubt
engage the attention OF all our readers, A
brief examination shows us that it is not
what VIC expected and desired; but per.
haps it IS the best TINT could be gotten.
, 1861-02-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

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