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GPECFFICATtONs F,tiS TGlE CONTRACT
- for the consfncon of ballast road Magnolia
bitches and half fec wide top eighteen inches
vide at the bottom ad eighteen inches deep shall be dug
Tts roadway bet Neen the bitches shah be tweny fo
graded the lines and grades to be-
whe low and picking and hanIing away the dirt where
high.
with coating of large ballast eight inches
" s no to hTcs IN G sa Sc nn3
snd i4 coating to be four inches in hiknes and
roller. When His ls Foins shall have compse1 he
c9ntnctG f,n coye the w1e ." me r%d~y YIN coating
INCHES in tcknese, AID The roadway shall rolled with
whole ballast gravel shall a com
p"st & se f5a9 Ken De "nr9? '9r aTs h.
nshcd by the contractor as well as the labor.
days foo.ns The approval Of the adjudication by tic Com.
nensy ten oa e % for ee5 and o eyes as 1der
after ter the same Is not G2mpiS &;
nnce bt tb . Stprt 5n ma to @ GGG%pt
peforncc Of his c"ndo the Trcasrer bS i eai ' "n
tenth Of the amount of the whole work.; which tenth shall be
h'tst road be 3neg to in oG order and condition. otherwise
Good seen5y the of 1880 ahall be re,
qGired to guarantee the faithful performance Of the contract.
the City Surveyor who will be the sole judge Of the quality
Payments to be made the completion work included
in each contract and acceptance Of the By the City
dc city es propo'tiS to be paid p by Ry
ns % 6y @ 9 " 5f der T. be
new G Chatter aid 1is to be gotcs BY lhe contractors
biIs and The fy Of NV r ri lH o G Or o. Sd
siblc for OF said bills Shond the same ust paid
It we'll understood that of failure by contractor
od sed or in case The cooDcil 5o he m 3 s
10 % S Is nsPE eSgT b6 nt G"u%G sa hyG ne @
required by article 9o5 the Civil Code without apply
ni o i l. NO wen understood that II Tie foniGstor
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W. II. WATERS, Constable.
SEcoNDE JUSTICE DE PAX, HUGH MORAN vs. WILLIAM

u IClWN J
FIN VERru d'un writ de Geri f,cIas, IA
MOI "dres$G phonorahle d. F. Mitchell Seconde Justice
0e tS pour IA paroe HOrltsns pagre ci-dessus
2Eo9earGE! ie SAMEDl, de l96l, midi rH6tel
ue "a Cie rue lie Ia CpmUtulu les MagasLs
CT nu lamp, a Ia yerie Pencan d.
On EERAlh slad dGns lie Premier District vile
Guns iet borne par les Julie, st Joseph
iSnoutonas ct dssgn6 par 10 No B dit e suvapt
pun nfeSse par Henry Mechanism, date "a de
i4 S'9 Ct d4pesf chez L5cien Herman nole
~ Jam lol9 lie dis terrain hesrFe q tes de st
nsepn sur II! ped ponce, antre Ees psnieles Ensem-
Saisls dams Pafiaire ei,fessus, =
g0NDltloNs-Con Compliant de DISQUALIFICATION
Eel Us MI .E#s. W. H. WATERS, Cn1inetabe.
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f. T, PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of 0rieanE.

QUArKrEME CouK DE DISTRICT La VILE DE LA MILE.
de Ia EouveleO Orleans. ORLEANS vs. DANE All.
- } GUSTA NATfLT-No Il, G95
I'm VERTU drum writ tic SAisfe ct werlte a
- moi adreG par Honorable Quareme C0ur de District
Il dams aiaire Ct dessrs e pocedeai lie
rue de Ia Commune les du Camp Magasins
criptioh snit =
UN TERRI AIN sind dams 10 Premier District de cee VILE
dams e borne par les ThAe Eato Carondret ct Ba
ct nyant 81 ped de face Eato pieds
proondeur.
Sase daIs l'aifaire ci-dessus.
C0SDITIONS-Comptnn mor:ent de adjudcation.
jail felS 81 Sheriff de Ia Paroispe diOritans
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SHERIFF5S SALES,

FOURTH DisTR!Cr CoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
OF Ne" Orleans MRS AF No. = a., NATihL
RY yIRTUF q = writ Of seizure and sale
- 70 directed By the Honorable the Fourth District
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell al
public aueton at the City Hotel Common street between Camp
and Magazine streets, THURSDAY. 2Ist day Of Feb.
ruTy 1851 at u O'Clock M the following described pro
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
tric Of this city, in the square brunded by 9huta Erao
Caondele and Barenne and having
Erato street by 1913 feet in depth
Seized in the above snit.
TERMS-C6sh oni he
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SOMETHING TO BE REMgMBRRED.--Our readers
should by fail TO that Messr L. W. LYONS
& Co.. Garner Common ST. Charles Streets are selling
their splendid stock Of and 5os' lhng great aduc
tion price We would also particularly direct attention to
fhtir of boys clothing contains every article
needed the toilet of boys OF al and comprises all qus
tss from and jackets and pants FOR to the
finest cloths and yelyets for All will be sold the
bescale of reduction the parent who would dress
q child Buddy has no Axense.
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REMEDIES Messrs. }. Wright& & Co., Nos. q and
Isl ChaTre Rres ta-ay ayerts for the Ills
ef suffering humanity Notice he advertisement aud stop
that agsa lfn eougb.n
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CHOICE VINES BRANDIEs AND LrouoRs.-We in
vile advertisement Of the large inportaens Of
the at9Se articles inside by Messrs c. Cayaoc Co.. No. ZIG
Royal street Nessr Cayaroc Co. have long enjoyed high
reputation for the excellence of the liquors Imported
by them and The wines advertised comprise many of the
brands favored by citizens II By hest policy
for persons desiring good wines the direct importer
purchase them They are more apt them cheaper and
purer We hope the advertisement will atentivey
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st. " &si
sssw YoRK, Feb I6.--The steamship which ar
rfved acre this morning is the City Of Baltimore
Instead ct the Yigo as was previously reported.
She brought s9a 600 of treasure on freight.
ResIaes the news already telegraphed, she brings
The folio wing additional items
The Ianafian mail steamship Nova Scotan, from
RsTsa and, whence she sailed on she 1911 ut, ar
rived oat on the Seth.
Commercial Intelligence.
The Manchester markets show dullness, and all
af goods and yarns have slightly declined.
VEgPo04s, jan - Messrs. Richardson, Spence
MRSs go. say Flour cipsed dull at % to 29s. Cd.
Indian Cora they say, was active, and quote
EEixed dc lsTss 6d,
Reef was dull ut unchanged quotations.
Y Pork ruled dull At barely maintained quotations.
Sugar declined Sd. to I'd. since last Friday.
European Political Intelligence
4Jsaefa advices says d flag of truce was sent from
Che fortress to the feet, in consequence of which
firing had ceased on both sides.
King Francis had sent q circular saying he was
resolved to meet the perls Of his position to the
last extremity.
The returns from southern Italy are favorable TO
the Government FIJI
III Is reported that France has demanded an ex-
PLANTATION of the recent warlike speeches Of the
king of Prussia. This is denied at Berlin.
The Paris bonrse is animated and buoyant.
1t is asserted thai Prince Metternich has notified
hi Thouvenal that Austria wolld consider an tack
III Garibaidi on any part of the Austrian territory
ceyIsns bell.
Te Is reported that the Emperor of Russia refuses
ID sanction the exchange of gold between the
lsanEs of st. Petersburg and France.
The trade in France is generally dull. The duty
on rags and oil has been reduced at Naples.
Advices from Vienna state that the Austrian
aVarnlaant Id making full preparations to suppress
the Hungarian outbreaks.
Tho London Times applauds Mr. Stewards argu-
slent that South Carolina is guilty of rebellion, and
says those PRINCIPLES should have emanated from
the President.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


of New Orleans DAFELAtI--So
n O4ICN liz hereby given to the creditors Of
~ this Estate and to ali herein
show cause within days the present Notification If any
they have why the presented by the
amentary ExccuTx Of tie DECEASED shcpd
ed and approved. and the finds distributed in accordance
herewith.
By order of the Court.
f. NICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
nEgEIEHE CoqR DE- DTTRtCr SUCCESSION DU DR. AU-
0s Id N0''eieofs'"' "CSI rs X p 55f SEZAc'
A WIS esS par lie present donne AJAX cream
A de Ia stSiie
que celia Peut conceney dsvo dadnre dix or iacr
de la preene publication les rSous pour eqnees connie
peseue fExGcucr TeSanentRire du defunt serat
point appronvt ct homoogns les fonds mains
renartis co1t0rrnamen dit compile.
Par 0rdre de la Cor.
fhl4 Is y MICIINT C-nnr
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III OLLANi3 SIN
II 40 cSsks Nolct's Imperial,
10 casks B0uEeFiH Queen! .-. sl
FOR sale ny s. ID. GRAlIAA & CO.,
El3 80 Gustolnhouse street.
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Him @fIeals laiLn GrssefrlI.
!. ATEsr EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.


eaEssRAPHgo 70 rHg new ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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co SpsEROHIEEs ---DTFsGFAAA.
COAPTRDLLER'S OFFICE, D
az. City o! New Orleans, July I, 1856
~ No. 2I29.l
n ESDEAV ED, MAS the Comptroller be md
~ he IL hereby Euihorizst and required gTo notice. by
standing advertisement IN the oecie Journal
With tho ninth acton Of ordinance No Lac SppTov.d March
81 1874 the Council vii! not bill axaiua
&sntrectea rnder 4uheg q ortr ne Cortroer
Iacordercs With she ordinance rctarred to.
tSign=d c L. TRACY,
President Board of lE7istsrt Aldermen.
tSignndl L, E, PLACE,
49,, President 8osrd of Allern3p.
tS'srcdl joHH L. LEHTs. Mayor.
The ttsnhz Of Ss officers city and Of h suhl rs.
eaec.fuly called 10 tha or,-ong resolution
v DUPLRSSTa,
tFi6 II EoTnetr0lrr fTitv NJ EhpyF
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


MAYoRAlfY OF NEW oRLEANs,)
Common oDS Gi'g y H 3ba r.; EeN1qe W. y lS5i
mo. 5475.l
m Tbs Of hs P'g" Of s Ssts o" lou
United State, ''ora umrnt be it therefore
are hereby Invited itlumna their night OF
o. nrtIsr Eesoiv,d That salute Of leo guns be fred o.
Canal street fi, at snndows OF said dry
President pro tenn Board Of assistant Aldermen
President Board of Aldermen.
ISignadi JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
r.L2 ;. MAn-os RAxgx. s.ersssv.
STREET COM'NES--OFFgCgAL.
he First District Pound cernor Of LAZY
One white Maltese >he-gost.
asd4 pi 5 S p"Ss sS and 4 G pp
GoSDy FeOrasFy IS ISL Il 10 oeoci, s"3 r0"0a OF
-. G I: FAYsS9y soy, Dty Street Commissioner.
F. FoRsrALE., Deputy Comptroller
egS5P ~ to,,a 81 F;.sg S etc
Fucs Lafayette ct Vine CONNIE tperes-
s. 10 DIT animal n pas rtcAme dams tois iors ct les
as p2TS il srH ySn s snsHsge pabq dit depot
10 ''''S' ''' Z G 't T. FAYssoux.
Nou,o .as. IA de svref ffs s DIES FIX E5es
FouSTH DrSrRIGr POUND, AS brought
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street. estray-
Ono black Hog.
One black and white Hog.
Three white spotted black HsFs
One white She goat
Which claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction Pound on MON
DAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1861 AT 10 o'clock A. N.
New Orleans, February "A 1851
j. MILTON REIF, Street Commissioner.
Registered February IA, 1861.
F. FoRSTALL Deputy Comptroller.
EPAVE DU QUATRIEF5E DISTF2lCP.-IIa
IL etc conduit dapo deS u
de nnouclaion entire ayenue Washing Sixec
CONNIE 6paye-
I'm CochOn nnir.
I'm CorhOn nair ct blanc.
Trnis t'OclopS pUrs tachks do blanc
Une Chevre blanche
81 lss dts aninIaGG soa r6ca6s
rais pay= lis veuu lerchtre pndiae al dit depot
le huND1 Is de f6Trirr 1861, Il IN heureS J. M.
j. MILTON RELF, Copmissars des Russ
Nopyelle Orleans. Il de f5vrer 1861. fnI5 81
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ADDITIONAL ~ THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
Commercial aud Political lnsolrlgenoe

lar rag sourawnsrnKs LISE.l
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% & 4 srIo I2SrEI I1aEN OF.
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q PEkWF. A. tSIIEN RlJa'N bANC4NG
: ~ ACADEMY, Vt EAGLE HAilI--Pr5i A Ghefardi
49, respectfully 10 his friends, and the pub.
skfy lie in general, that his Dancing Aehemy will be open
fT for the ut Eagle Hall PrytaGis AIl Fs
Cd ciy Road, the 18Th Of NOVEMBER when he
to meet with the same liberal patronage Ms before.
Days OF Tuition for CdrGu-rueaays Thursdays and Sat
urdaYs, from 1 to o'clock T. NJ.
Gentlemen's Glass Tuesluys Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 9 r. NJ
Private Glasses in Schools Academies will be promptly
attended
For terms apply Prof g. the Hall or PHI P. WEIR
LEM ESQ, Music Store, No 8 Camp street. ni BIN
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Notice hereby given that TUESn NY, 18th February
1851, u o'clock NJ will adjulicae my Office The nbo We
contract to the lowest bidder
ia20 1T V DUPI .ESSIS NnLnntrnler.
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81 HREWSTEFs, BLAIEEyEY 4 co.
81 % Successors 10 LEARY S BLAEENEY Go7Tersnnft'
and Sheet Iron Workers and Manufacturers front and
Clarifying and EyRpornting Pms,
Steam TrEins Fierers o
Juice Boxes GaiEnavs Rreochcns
ur Inc M tFkT5r
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

mo. 5320.l
RsHr That ho compt?er be a6d he Is hereby authorized
oticiR Journal for furnishing delivering the
city hgrcrah specifications OF the Surveyor miles
50 inch iron for tie Iayee Water Works. snd
adjudication lie tnhicc the approval rejection OF
Common C0nScil
[Sigucdl LEA F. BAKEWELIn
President RlarG of Assistant Aldermen
tSigncd1 i. q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved August 8, 1860,
[SigucAl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
Notice hereby given that on SATURDAY, 9th Of March
1861 aiuienc my Office IL O'Clock 49,
DDS ct v. DUP1ESSIS, Comptroller
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MesraoMERg, Feb. Is.-Qnite number of models
for the flag Of the Southern Republic were again
presented in Congress to-day, and referred
Several communications about missiles OF war
were brought in and referred.
Y IL bill Was reported from q committee relative
90 citizenship prescribing uniform rules.
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0, happy paddy! Didn't he start next day for
Cork, and didn't he marry Kathleen, and touch a
thousand pounds? By the powers he did. And
what has more, he took a cottage, which perhaps
you know, not hundred miles from Bruflin, in the
county Of Limerick; and i'lav, he forgot his first
wife entirely, and never told any one but myself
nnder the promise of secrecy the story OF his
Fleet Marriage.
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The HOUSE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT PASSED!!!

Ths question was then taken On tie original rsss-
luton, ~ IL cana from the House.
The following was the vote;
YKAs-hsssrs. Anthony, Baker, B'gsr, Bright
Crittenden, Dixon, ID douglas, Foster, q imss. Gwn,
Harlan, Hunter, johnson, tof Tsnn.,) Kannsdy. Ls-
than, Mason, Morrill,, Nicholson, Polk, Pugh, %,
Sebastian, Ten Eyek, fhonpsou.
NAYs-M sus. bingham, Chu,dlsr, Clark, De
lit,le, Durkes Tsot, King, Bu amer. Trumbull,
wade. Wiki nson, wilson-1a
senator Polk was In the Chsir, snd decided
thai was earned, two thirds having V1ied IN III,
affirmative. a.,
$50 A. NM. TRgaBuLL sppNsled from the
decision Of the chair, on tie gro md thai ~ TO
auiTtd swo-thirds Of the whole voe of lhe 5snA's
The decision was sustsined-Ysss, 49, NyA l,
Messrs' WAVE and MAsos moved 70 take up she
Criasnden resolutions Agreed 70.
The qusstion was then op Nc CLAHKs Amens
msnt which was disAgTesd 10 BY feAs, 10; nays, W
Mr.. CRITrYsSEs thsn moved " SUBSTITUTE hs TO-
solutions Of the Peace Cpnfsrance.
Motion loss by yeas 7, nays 23.
The question was then on the adoption ., .ao
following vote;
| YrAs-Msssrs- BAyard, Blglsr, Bhaht, Snwen
dan, Douglas, @ Gwin, Hunssr, Johnson OF Tonaas-
see. kennsdy. Lana Latham, MAson. nienhsoa a
| Polk Pugh, Rice, Ssbssasn. Thoaisoa al " !,
ESll-N
.Ssvs-Nssrs, Aashosy. B!axd.p. Cssad>
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Cis,k. DiSca. Dcolitle, Dukes, Fssssod 90, ,roo,c,
Poster, Gnms~ Harlan k,oR. Morrill,, sumner,
Ten Eyek, Ttumsul, wAd., w"hinnn ani VII
ecr-2r.
Mr. BEigrr moved An executive sea.io,, LIST.
Ala. n, the Senate took . recess ttll ten
s'cok
Mr.; Preu s,id ,hsi he waited . .~, vote, and
thsfefcre moved 70 lay the whole subject on ,he I.
bls. He want d 20 stop discussiop.
vote was then taken on thu am, imsnt. which
was loss by yeas IL, nays 20. M-s-ss. BiGLEs,
DuuGLAs, CRfTr rrpEr Jouss'N, ot Tennessee; LA.
THAN, Rios aud SEBASTIAN vcung with the X ,puV-
Il, AIS .instW
Mr.. BISGnAs then sGcfcd an amc admcn., VII. .ch
IL 'is CLAEk tnieL LCmtnt
Tbs du sns vS, lrs, l,y ys,s H. ~ays qi
hesrs, AN1Borv, BAktR Dxnr, fosrEu UAaLA>.
Tsn Lsck vo'mg In thc neg.tive Nc GRrsEs
,h~td - su sinetdinens che ,ulesitu. ffervd by
u Z SWAY. List ty ysS II nays %, NJ sra.
Aurnosr DsKEa DvsKsH, Fosr.s, Txs Escx,
and Wabs v'u Z In 'he nsgst vs.
Mr. Joussos. Q, A'ksn, a.. offered a. Al amsud.
neut The r op ~iticn of she Peso C1uiersncc. Lrt
Tho ssnste ice seu b ed ., tan O'Clock. Tue Pro.
'lttns cal ed .hc Senate - oder. A 'atge number
q enrol cd oills wer- announced signed
TIE joitt us,u'ion TO c,rrec, certain clerical
errors In sfe Ts'iR hi wa' pssssd.
SevaAl rpwrs were ms'e, and ,hs I'LL TO In 'o-.
pcrae the M.Wop Nlitan Gas Lieht e 'mpsny ws
sAkes vp aud debssed, Mr. BsiGsr cpr's,,s is pas
A, half psss slsven, message WAS receiv ID fton
the Hosse that having flashed business, Il was
rcady v sdjsutu.
Me-. Ds,ogr proceeded
Nc. CLAax sad Was . ST. u 'ele Of an overgrovu
cessIGy ~ s.e ho~ Io~edul I could get Til,
S-nAse has come here 70 talk bill doua At tho
Tseive o'clock srrived, snd the y.ce Prosideu,
called the Sensie 10 order, a,d all
S.unrt:-In taking hoal lsayo of tnis po,ltios,
shall ak few n'omens IN which 10 tender " you
my graceful a,kno sl.dgmsn's for tas resolution
in which i s.7. discharged my drass,
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Inauguration Cere:
monies.

The following are tho ceremonies fer the in
auguration Of the President, ss arranged by the
| Committee Of Arrangements
The doors q the Senate Chamber were opened At
| II O'Clock A M, for the admission Of Senators aud
| Others entitled To admission, IS follows
Ex.Prendent and vice. President
The Chief Justice and Associate Judges o, che
| supreme Courf.
Tho Diplomatic Corps, Heads Of Depsrtmsnv,
aud sx- memtsrs Of either branch Of Congress- and
/ members Of Congress elect.
officers Of the ar---J rra navy who, by nsme'havs
received tho thanks Of Congress.
Governors Of States and Territories OF the Union.
and ex Govn non Of States. Assistant Secretaries
| Of Departments.
| The Mayors Of Washington and Georgesowu and
| tie families Of the Diplomatic Corp, seasz we're
placed In font OF the secretarys table for the Pres
iden, ard President elect aud, on thoir left. for
| the comm itteo Of arrangements.
| The ChIef Juhties and Associate Justices Of the
| Supreme Court VIII have seats On the right Of ths
| Chair.
T.e Diplomatic Corps will occupy seats on the
right Of the chair, next 70 the Supreme Court
Heads Of D.partmsnts on the lsN Of the chair.
OGcsrs Of the Army I'D Navy who ~ name re-
csivtd the thanks OF Congress. Governors Of
State. and terri,ores, aud Assistant secretaries of
the dspsr,men,s.
| Mmbers Of Consress and Menbsrs elect occu.
MED seats, on the lef, O, the chair.
The galleries were reserved for ladies.
| A. Il o'clock the President and the Pres dent
e,cct Accom- panied by twoirnembers Of the onmit
Ie of Auans, uents, proceeded In carriage 70 the
| roth wing cf the capitol.
| Ige VICE President elect WAS conductcd TO tire
Set ate Chanber, where the oa,h was administered
| H. him by the Vice President.
wh,n Ge Senate assembled a, /: e'cloak, tho
P,esden' ard the President elect occupied the seats
prerared for them, after which they proceeded to
the platform On the central portion Of the Capitol,
In the following order;
The MsrshAl Of the District Of Columbia.
The Supreme Court OF the united States.
The Sergeant at arms Of the Senate.
The COMMITTEES Of Arrangement.
The President of the United States ard the Pre-
lidsni elect.
Ths Vice President and ths Secretary Of the Sen
ate.
The members Of the senate.
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A Ya,hss 3. q L.ssAss Ps,,es Cs.zs.

On tho 1st inst. in Londen, Capt. Ron, .
rough, honest, weather beaten mariner, Of Wy
frank address, and master Of the Americas -
John A. Parks, appeared before Mr.. YARDt1r
TO answer Q summons taken out by . ship cee-
yer, named JosrrH HopGsos, who claimed Q
balance Of 81. los. for repairing the dsfsndanss
figure head.
The complainant said he had agreed with ~
defendant to ppsir his figure head for e. ~
had completed the job and only received 2Ss. u
the money.
The Defend ant-Yes, for spelling my figure
head.
MIR, YARpLEr-You appear to have Q very
good 6gure-head. "a laugh)
Capt. RICH-Yes my fgure-head is all right
and dtAut-Ouughter)-but as TO my ship's hg-
urc-head, no ono can tell whether its bird o.
turtle.
Mr.. YARrLEr-what is the matter with Il
Capt. RiCu-lle has spoiled the wings. =
Mr.. lARDLEY-Wipgs what do you moan
Capt RiCH Qoudly(-What do mean2 Why,
w, |, u, e, $, (spelling the word slowly
Mr.. YARDLKY-Thank you; | am much
obliged to you, sir. What is your figure
head? .
Capt. RICH-An American eagle, and IL
bird lost ono Of its wings o. my voyage here
Mr.. lARDIEI-lndeed. hope that IL not
omiGous Of what is going on on tho other side
Of the Atlantic Ocean.
Capt. RICH-I hope not. Well, | enRAged
tb Is man to carve q new wing for my sagie.
and il is feur inches too short and spoiled.
Mr.. YARDIEY-It won't ny at all:
Capt. RiCH-Fly no; should think not. ~
such an eagle as that attempted 10 ny IL wooid
Mr.. YARDLEY.-You mean to say II Is lop-
sided.
Cart. RlcH.-It is, aud one wing Is shortsR
than tho other. | dare not go into an Ameri-
can port with such an eagle as that. like NJ
F.tasn mt H.
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Az IRRIrATED FLkGMAS on the railroad
Newark, n. j., tired pistol at one Of his es
,ormentors, on Monday, wcunding him In u
leg.
SoMr sCousDREL POISONED celebrated
log at Rochester on Monday the dog 'rs,
si,h Engine Co. Ne. 4, and never failed 's"A
hem up at the arSt tap Of the bell
A pRusKrS RowpY REFUSED to leave o.
room at Hartford, Ct., Cn thursday night, q
after some words with tho Landlord, was NJ
,truck, ard then fired at he was wounued
both arms, and may lose them.
TuK MAKrR cF An MYERS . M.GaiSx &c Ma,
ended 10 blow up the family VI Nj; no,
Irn Al Lavrsnesyille, Pa, last week. hAs =
,rrss,sd and has acknowledges tho crime. >
| n,ms Is GoprRxY WEsiKusr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-05
ahip0snt for Teoae0pe.

Snr0nnok, March s.--It has b.sa dsciAsA
here that all goods al pped this post for Tsss-
scr, Ca Ray duties here. a. Tennssss u noa -
Of tho Wihern Cousdtrscy, uncss the goods w9c
puthSrsd befoIe Feb. %, and oadcd In ths vsOA
hefoie March Il.