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The national Republican., 1861-10-25

We have examined carefully all the West
India papers that we could obtain perusal OF,
and can find no allusion as to the probable
whereabouts of the Confederate steamer Sum
ter Bermuda Gazette October 8.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

W ANT E ID INN MEDIATELY.-A FUR
w NISHED HOUSE capable of aocommodat,
log family Of six or eight adplts Location must
be contiguous to Pennsylvania avenue and the
principal Hotels. leaSe for six months with
privilege of renewal, will be taken, aGd payments
made monthly II de.ired Address,
NEW YORKER,
oct 25--3t Office of this PAPER.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

The Montreal Pilot states that gentleman
has reached the United States whOi is to relieve
Dr. Russell, the special correspondent of the
Londen Times
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

"ANTkD.-An Active LAD, who can
w wait at table, knows how to take care Of q
horse and to drive II required. Address, by letter.
y care OF Philip solomoHs, Metropolitan Book
store. oct 25--lt
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

5as- Tbapks to Hudson Taylor. booksellep.
for copy OF HpPrs Magazine for Nevem-
Der.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

"ANTED.-An active energetic person
w having capi al tuiicieut to furnish about
dozen teams to visit encampments will hear of
profitable agency by applying ut
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
sepa6-u Penn avenue, near Eleventh at.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

WANTED-A Furnished House, In n
w pleasant part OF the city. Rent moderate
Address "PARSON," Box 22s. City Post Office
oct 28-3ts
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

Jones' Hotel in Philadelphia, is to be altered
into theatre.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25
Friday, October 25, 1851.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

~ Reading Matter on every pase.-sa
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

WANTED IMMEDlATGLY--5O active
w 3oung Men, to act as agents for the sale of an
article useful to every person: Active young men
oan make from five to ten dollars per day. Apply
to e. WILLIAM BARKER
$40 Seventh street, three doors above d street.
oct 1S-1w
The national Republican., 1861-10-25
MILITARY GODS.

WI
We open this morning large assortment of Mill.
tary g, DDS, consisting OF Swords Sashes, Epaulets
Shoulder Straps, and all other officers belongings
for every grade In the army and navy.
These goods are Of recent importation, entirely
new, and of superior quality.
Orders for Presentation Swords, 40, promptly
executed
NJ w. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers,
354 Pa. av., doors west OF Browns Hotel
oct 23-3t
The national Republican., 1861-10-25
81 PROGRESS OF SLAVERY
IN THE UNITED sTATEs
BY GEORGE NJ. wEsTo


Copies Of this work are for sale at the publication
Office of the National Republican, corner Of Seventh
and d streets.
Bound edition, 81 per copy. Pamphlet EDITION, eS
cents per copy. apre-tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

CrURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, in u
Il good neighborhood. Kent not to exceed (S7O0)
seven huGdred dollars. Address MARTIN
Browns Hotel. oct o8-3ta
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

WTANTED.-TO have everybody to call
w at SMITHS, No. AGO Seventh street. opposite
Post Office, aud purchase their Fail and Winter
Clothing Trunks, Hats, and Caps, at the very lowest
prices. Give him call. sct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

~ MASONIC. "A Stated Meeting of So.
JOHN, LODGE, No. IL, will be held THIS (FRI.
DAY) EVENING, at half past seven O'Clock.
Master Masons In regular standing are fraternally
invited. VIM. NJ. SMITH,
oct 70 Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

WANTED for the QuartermR n ster's De-
w partnent United States Army, 500 Team
sters. Pay twenty five dollars per month, with one
ration per day.
Apply nj this office.
J.J DANA, Capt A ON,
oct 4-im Corner Of 22d and G sta.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25
WANTS.

WANT .--Furnishsd Apartments,
w With attendance, aud cooking a breakfast
and dinner, If required--a sitting ROOM one good
British Legation Address by letter, H !" care Of
Philp Solomons, Metropolitan Book store, stating
terms and full particulars. oct 25--lt
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

A SET OF NEW YORK MADE DOUBLE
IA HARNESS., of the best description, for sale;
price 500; has never been used. Address, by let
ter, :" Ii )" care Of Philip " Solomons, Metropolitan
bookstore. oct 70 1T
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

NN HANDY $40 United states Trta-
~ sury no es, which will be supplied at par TO cur
customers, free Of charge. Demand Treasury notes,
heretofore, will be lseeived deposit as specie.
SWEENY, RIrTH3Hu ESE, FAINT 4 co,
Bankers, 8S2 Penhsy lvania avenue,
oct H-lm near Browns.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

FOR CLOTHING,
IL Hats and Caps, No. 400 Seventh street, oppo
site Post Office oct .-1m
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

nRUG STORE FOR SALE, having n
~ an eligible location and doing q good srT8
business. Address DRUGGIST, Washington, VI
ID. q. oct 23-3t A
The national Republican., 1861-10-25
TTNHE AMERICAN WATCH.

THE AMERICAN wATC Il, in Gold and Silver
Gases Also, Ladies and Gepilemen's very supef,or
London, Liverpool, and Geneva Watches of the
latest importation.
~ Watches, Chrononeters, JeweIry, &c, care
fully repaired
Engraving, in all Its branches, promptly executed
NJ. W GAIT 4 BRO,
Jewellers, 354 Pennsylvania avenue,
DOT 25-3t Four doors west Of Browns Hotel
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

nRIED APPLES & POTATOES.
u 5000 lbs. Of Prime New York Dried Apples
90 bbls. of Prime New Jersey Sweet PO atees
1900 bushels Of Prime New Jersey Buckeye
Potatoes.
For sale by PETER BARRY,
oct 25-St s5Water street, Georgetown, DC.
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

nON'T FAIL TO CALL AT SMITHS, No.
~ AGO Seventh street, and buy your Clothing, Fur
nshlng Goods, Trunks, Hats, and Cape.
oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

DOARDING.-Eighto OF Ten Gentlemen
~ can be accommodated with BOARD add LODG
ING, on reast nable terms, f street, between Filth
apd siNth,No. 90. oct 16--lm*
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

SWORDs, sABREs, sAsHEs,
= EPAULkTTEs, sc.
W. GAIT & BRO open this morning, with
other fine military good, Richly Embossed and
Heavily Gilt SWORDS and SABRES-- bronze aud
Gilt scabbard--for presentation purpo.es.
he NEW Regulation STAFF Dress, Line, NQva!,
a. other Swords, Sabres. ashes, Epauletts, sc.
The above, with u general assortment of Superior
Military and Naval Goods, offered unusually low
NJ W. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers
1854 Penn'a ave-, doors west Of Browns Hotel.
ect 25-3t I :tarl
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
l1 GEORGETOWN COLLEGE,.
The lecture in this Institution will commence on
the 22d instant, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D., Dean.
oct 22-3t
The national Republican., 1861-10-25

nWANGES, DRIED APPLES, Xo.
" 10 bbls Hayaus ORANGES
30 /" DRIED APPLES.
)" CRANBERRIES.
trails DATES.
10 boxes Bur ch RAISINS
5bbls Fresh Roll BUTTER.
Just receivel and for sale BY
JNO. IL. SEMMES Il CO,
Corner Ninth st and Louisiana ay
oct 25--3t Opposite west end Centre Market.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

LARD Si6I tierces sold at 1Oc. U ID.
CoRN... 600 sacks Mixed sold at ~.
4 OARS 900 sacks sold at COO. V bushel-
j BRAN, 400 sacks sold at 81 80 u 100 lbs.
HAY, 800 bales sold at sS4 S ton.
GaspLEs, 100 boxes short weight sold at
19c. u ib.
wHIsKY. Rectified is retailing at s7aD4oc. %
gallon.
Bacon \. Shoulders retail at 12c., Ribbed Sides
lsg@l4, Clear Sides les@l7, and Sugar Cured
Hams 1aal6c. Ss u.
CorFEB, Nothing reported.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
Receipts OF srne,ue

Receipts OF Frsduce.
MEMPHIS steamer Mary E Keene-2l3
bbls flour $50 sacks cotton seed and sundries to
order.
MEMPHIS - Per steamer Prince of Wales : 6
hhds so bxs tobacco and sundries to order.
VICKsBURG : Per steamer Mary IA bales
cotton to M Greenwood 200 sacks cotton seed to
Maginnis- $50 pkgs fruit and sundries to order.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel Hill II
hhds sugar A Miltenberger &co-l0 do W E Lever
ich &co--9 do NJ Gordon jr-- 50 do . Bourgeois 4
CO. so do Carroll, Hey Geo do Montgomery &
White 30 do SO bbs molasses Roman 6 Kernion
los do I Prudhomme--S do Hall & Rodd--l0 hf
bbls molasses to Logan, Sonat L Claiborne 155
sacks cotton seed A A Maginnis-l1l bars railroad
iron W G ewes-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
Nrlsall slotleg 5IlafAst.
fIsaxsoxsr orrlaE, M. 4 Camp strsl

oaFssHsE yEsgs slsl ss ssss 5s sap ssS
The of iii D week embrace nothing Of
Ny ant character commercially or fnan-
ciall ln financial circles The most important /
noTeAaenfs hsYe been the closing up of The years'
\ and eats business Of three Of fhe old banks
a Bank the Iaouisiana State Bank
azd tIe Citizens Bank The stl annual state
Inent Eof ths izsnsa Bank VIII be found below.
Il Ie last months are ,22o,
Of tho capital The rs.
sarve to one million and 4 haf
4 ef rhe disidends declared for the past
3 tW are y Tbe season for dipi-
+ aeilas IS NOW eleAaa ard althoug the future is
reat events Dur banks " Ill nia ltaii,
a hish position they iow hold HI lie financial
4 Wofid.
ys have little IL WV oIl the general state
4 q ttle mark Tranaactons take place from day
"a any II some articles 81 produce. The cotton
fket oilers reniark some faw Bates
y have been Ten fexico. ID proyisioris ana
lsreaastuas the MOS eraents have been conanei ID
retail sales, with fesa orders for Georgia AID |
4 baIna: culatora ID bacon pork, flour mud
are very faf from realizing their afitic
Theirs are very few sec tiotis Of the South
Y xeat hut where an nver-suppiy of cereals hare
\ heeu gathered The sections only embrace thea
4 sugar gIon of Lonisiata and some OF The pine.
i sssFossd laAis nj ba;aaS md lorida.
There hase been soile few dealers and traders.
sesn on ohl flass tas week they are merely
Rufe AtsF plies. here does not ap pear
he aaly of staple articles with the ex
of oolisn kets. II has been remarked
s 4 dispositioa prevails on tie part 81 some
aeatsrs tc Iaoaop0ze tbis criticize. Itsnay be we'll
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

Gqgr DE DtsrRror pEs }ET ATS c9NFEpERs vs. Ia GoE-
n.yict Dc n tlan,.ia PRfSE, No. ii.
ENH VEtSfU tl7,sEs writ di'ABtipRnte moi
IA airtSd dams lRiita cif+Es aisaisi pos
session le qasf De socae p s. JAMES es yreeiiets
aprarEu ts erbGs ct bAteAuS ct e d1pue nante
IRnt pr0prtAiir prop.ttres tuue personne
pGrsone prGtendau avo 6it titce
tgeta Ia de gGtelte davGir presenter Con Dis
trcf des Eia Conftd5Lfs po le pc suaa, tevaut
tenne la vile de IA NOnvee Drts TROI-
SlEME LuNul tGer do a publication u present aSis, pour
are voiE les raisons, s avRient qnges s sEt
de Ia dilc gOelete T. James eEa cGusdtree
come prize egae ct e pr0duit dstrbuG copogrn6eut
priere demAhdtlitE.
S0ayele Orleans, 81 de ,nsi 1891
g. p, BEvERLEY.
iel 3ti2d Marshall des Eta Gpnfdd6r6s d neii1ue.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

RaEArs
Erigs.'
Ian an..........,,
sTR EET CoppNER--ORF7IClAL::

esEGDND DISTRICT pDUND-sVas s brought
p to theSeeond District Pound, corner Benve and Gal
streets, estray- w
t One brown female Goat. ae. w.
Which if not claimed within hres and the exnenses
thereon paid will be sold pbe auction ut sad Poand on
MONDAY, i ugIst 5, 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans August l., 1861. I@. "s.H
], MILTON RELF. Street Commissioner.
Registered August l. 1851.
E.DEvENPORT.
CLERK of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

The increase iil nj " lays psper il nearly no
lniial, being the srausfcr irops dead weight To-
active noYemai
taasagh The ossI1aijson betsleen this season
alld siast of fee wee gelaepts naY be aIbI-3
4 aFssKs yet fsr record wa give thsIns say for tie
1egk ending the % Of AsgHss, 1859;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
CATTLE MARK

JEFFERSON CITY, Argnst s. 1861
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday s22 Texas
Beeves, A Hogs and 100 Veal Cattle. Amount of
Stock sold were l91 Texas Beeves, II Hogs and
1859 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are, 5A
Texas Beeyes, and 40 Hogs. We quote
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

There have been several snaali trspsactions IN
Sterling Exchange during the week. Some Mobile
sterling has been forwarded here for sale, and
some Of onr cotton operators dnd they have more
to draw than expected. Rates have declined the
competition in buying being EsSiuoed. Sales hare
been i,ada for sixty days sight at 10ss s51esl and
l09 The banks ask Ila0al05. We learn that an
advance has taken place in York, but that has
ne influence on our market. We are about done
with New York, end viii be prepared for direct
transactions with London, Paris and Amsterdam in
the coming aat0mn.
We did not learn os any movement in stocks to-
day. The Bank Of Louisiana commences tc pay its
dividend on Monday, the State Bank on Saturday,
and the Citizsass Bank on Monday, the 18th inst.
No payments will be made to Northern citizens.
European Stockholders will be paid as heretofore.
We learn that there have been some very queer
proceedings at the Canal Rank in regard to the
transfer Of the stock Of q large New York stock
holder If the transfer has been made, as charged,
palpable violation Of the statutes has been con.
Soocted and carried out. AS We are not permitted
to inspect the transfer book will the President of
the Board Of Currency just call at the bank and
request to be shown the transfer book, and ascer-
tain about the stock Of Mathew Morgan, Of New
York. Then we shall know how to consider the
talk now going Oh, whether there is any basis for
it Or not.
The stockholders Of the cash department of the
Citizens Bank will peruse the annexed statement
with the utmost philosophy. that s, if it is neces-
sary to call on the aid of the virtue to understand
Is act per snnum and s469, ,229 profits in twelve
months
Eighth Annual Statement Of the Banking Department
Of ttle Citizens Bank of Louisiana the a1st day
4 of July, 1851
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
sl4.6sl537 sss5aa69 ss,Sso,94l
Co1nparative Statement for two Waeks.

Amount Of capital Of the banks s6z00O5
following abs comprises the loans loEg dis
counts and pleage and active piper
maturing within ninety days Also tue discounts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
Ra4lr0ads.

{ N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
8 CANTON, August 3, 1913 bales cotton to
n III & ] III Allen Eco.
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
corrected expressly New Orleans Daily Graesn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
MARsHAL,s MoNtFIoN.
ny VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant to

JAMES, Esa. IN PRIZE.
District Of Louisiana No q.
pT VIRTUE OF an Admiralty warrant to
- me- directed iE ihe Tb2ye enGt.eG aniS ge aezsd and
JAMES hey tackle apparel and furniture, h9a,s
do cite hdln6atsh tie owners sud al and
other Person persons having orpretendh hare amy
right ite or interest n 70 e same to b md appear fore
Dtstric Court G the Confederate States for the
said he hofipH ely OF New Orleans before the
THIRD MONDAY from The publication hereof show cAfre
il they have the luHyth part
schooner y. james etc. should be condemned
fu prize aud tbs proceeds thereof distributed ageeaby lie
prayer tis libellants.
New Orleans, May 81, 1861.
G, i. BEVERLEY,
MARSHALL G, &, OF America.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
pIslIs Tor poUNp--yyas proaght

GECuND DDIsfEsICT f.OUND--tVaa brought
Nd to The Second District Pound, Of Benve ial
vez streets as estray-
One sorrel Hors about 141s hands high white srues in
face white hairs breast legs branded &c onrirt h
Which II nctclamed within five days expenses there
paid will be sell public auction said Pound on
TUESDAY, August 6, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. III.
New Orleans, August ], 1851. ,#a4,l m-..
j. milton RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered August |, 1851
- E. DEVENP0RT
Clerk OF Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
CONSTABglE7s SALES.

sEcqsp 1vsFlcE's oouRr X SIMEON vs.. JAMES, CON
W&fBRs9-No. iT65. y W. -
by VIRTUE OF a writ of fierf facIas, to
~ directed by the Hon, d. r. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
The Peace for the pesh Of oreen9 in The aboGo entitled suit,
City Hole, Common street between Magazine an8 Camp
streets on WEDNESDAY, 2st day OF August, 1861 at IL
O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sitnntsd IN the First Dis
ct Of this CIV IN the square bounded by BsTtTan Poydras
Penr and Perdido Streets ssd lot having 30 feet
inches nes Perdido street BY depth Of 40 feet
said square, shown by s ch dawn by W Thornton Thop-
SON. epny " fveyor, dated December a. 1857,
deposited 10 my office,
Seized in the shove spit.
gMsThi being the and last auction the said lot Of
gronnd wi be definitely andicaed 70 the hige and last bd
der Tor whatever II VIII bring ut twelve ncnis edit The pUS
chaser furnishing bond with good and security con
ditoned according law. saa purchaser shall have deduct
and in cash. the OF he above case
about Sis.
Y --.-l ----- -..-.-- " IL WATERS flonstnl,la
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CossrfRcLLERts OFFICE.
Cts OF Esw Orleans, July I 1855.
INC 2l29.l
RESOLVED; THAT sshe Diptreltsr BIC and
10 hr ii hereby authorized ed required give ace. by
stssti, % la aets
ss4
80 1885, 5ousetl viii atg ili asas s ty upies
cQn.rastei stNry In
accordance With tie ISinsrcn Tefagted 10,
r. signed} g /. l1t4SjE,
?saSiAeEt Board aE Assistant A efnen.
tSiRns6l h. Il. EfsAQE,
Approved April "a, 1875 - 'E
tslSa9dl etesil II. LEW fS, 51ser35
Thsatfentsott Of sadass Is h Gy m Of bs DVsiia is re-
specially Shllsd tc sac sassg5trg res2lg gie9.
G, ". GtIRERTS0N,
1yl6 It Comptroller Ils OF Rev 9TLeans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
PRIOEs
IEaEire 5ntelllgsnte.

sEsaFlIe 9lnelllgsltfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Monday Morning. Angus 6, 1861.
Arrived Saturday.
Steamboats,.
Mary & Keene, Richardson. FIN Memphis.
Prince of Wales, Lee, FIN Memphis.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Mary tt, Phelps I'm Vicksburg.
Laurel Hill. Heno, I'm Fort Adams. va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

EPAVEs Du DEuxIENIE DEsTES TCY.- .--1I n
IA st6 conduit District
des rues Bienvilie ct Gaivez
I'm Ghsval ayant environ " mains de
barres anehes sr Ia face ees polls blancs Sr e poai
sur sinbeS ct IN marqfe p SIR Ia hanclie d oite.
vi lie dit animal pas ein1 ours ct les
ftas pgyss il vendu Penchere rUbque d6p6t,
lie MAkUI, 8 d'aout 1851, d. 10 heures A. NJ
j. MIT.FO RHI4F, Coplmissaire des Rues
Nouvelle- orleauE Ter d'aplt 1861. au2 st
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
OFE7IS ISsIAI JOURNAL.
ra1e.ram. n. u ap I'M ,ap NJ rns a,m n.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
!, CouNcit CHAapsR, Cry Fl ALL,

GouScit CHAMprR, CRY. Fl A1r >
New Orleans Friday August ], 1861.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment
Members present: Hon. S. P. DeLabarre, Presi-
dent pro tenn; Msssrs. Cox, Huckins. Stith and
Forstall-5.
The reading of the minutes was ON motion dis
pensed with.
The following communication was referred to
the Committee on Finance:
oisIzsss, BAsk q IeytssssA,2
To tho President Of the Board ii Aldermen 9ss' '"S '' 00
homer 10 eawi hs G ns Ssw s5,
@ns vse ps ssa EH ss S Ney
'l''Ssss zsx DREAMS, sazs jay SE 1sasi51As' s. issi
Report IT to e. Common Council Sisy er New Orleans oins
lis of New City Charter.
eoSso@SpATED OLD LOAN TAX.
Received from lst to ss July, 1851 lis 81
p.,, ,o,.,.. !, 49,. ,..,,., s5o5,84 S.
,laats a,1snisjilnsly 5,. NJ slse g
Balance hand July 81, 1851 ssSl 81 IS
TAX FOR RAl,RoAp Roxp corposs
Balance on baud June SO. 1861 ......,.. So l2O5 Sc
Received from 1st 10 3ls; July, 1861 IS fS5 IS
,.,, ,.,..... o,,,..,. :. sl25,6s5 50
companies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850 o.
Balance on hand July 81 1861 slos sos 80
All OF Which Is respectfully submitted
RuG ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
The following communication was read
~. BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
r. a., y,,. ~ I, ,.....s, July 50, 1861.
i. ,,.l.,-, ,,y of the Board Of Aldermen:
nave toe honor Of informing the Board
of Assistant Aldermen has concurred in the following
tons adopted by your honorable body "
LIST. Resolutions arnuilDg of
priege at jackson street between ,he city Orleans
and u Rim an ana hnthor the Comptroller adudents
sid privilege Monday the day Of August ISL to be
highest bidder S = '
4 resolution aecepting Armand pupre as the security of
Eagene pnple 4 ssis,a'it Wharfnger, Second District
Sd resolution antho i2iug the Comptroler ia warrant mn
the Treasurer in favor Of Geo Burns or tie snn of Sin "
4th resolnon authorizing The ee to order
me contract or repairing aod making bridges The Second
BenFie street e ~ ~ ''
The amendment # your honorable body to the
ution adopted by the Board Assistant Aldermen was
Cured ia by said Board: ~ W.
with their charter. P- " P''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

sEcosDE JvsrlgE DE PAX, x, SIMEON VS. JAMES GoN-
,pag2isss Orleans, WAfERszNo. .fi i7o5 w. L.
EfN VIGEsTU si'ats writ fle Heri facfas, 81
de Peix pour e parosse Orleans. dams 1are
procedei lie AtERBRFpI. 81 tgoht 1861. midi &IIbte1
de Ia Cite COtamHue les Magaslni
ct dn ChInp, 10 vene i'encaB de-
uNTERRAIN situe dana 10 Premier District cette vile
dans let borne les nes Bertrand Poydas Peu Per
dido lie dit terrain yant facade de 80 pes pouces
lgnes la pedido proondeur de l20 ped4 e di
terrain iormant encoignnra dAs perddo preur i
et ains quill apert u croq DIT par W. Thornton Thomp
SON. dtpna yoye de Vile deta d 81 de dcebre 1851
maintenant depo bureau.
Sais dams l'affaire c-desSus. @-
0NDITI0NSCette criee Ia secorde et ferBiere Ia
de prnpri4te daSemen adiug6e is orant et der
ner enedrseuE ponr pS qui ofe douze mois
De credit onra son billet acfie honne
solenble. suvnnt que Ii loi lcXige.
lie dit acguerenr paiea compliant deduction du
prS REHABILITATION les frais selGvai sonrne Sl75
jyl625 au2i ". a. WATERS. Constable,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
LAX E S Fl 0 R E.

Hazzs, t.ktA e SHORE PACKET GREE
E-astlis-.f fesHIE- Snamer Arrangement II For Ocean
Springs, Biloxi and all inetmeaiae lalIdings-
The peud tpw.pressure G S. ous Mail Packet Steaner
Creole Chas Walker master but expressly for the lake
uGde with superior accommodatons VII make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by change of day hou
trip bad weather, gh or low water, want OF fuel some
accident 10 boa. nerY leaving the lake tndof the Pon
chaain Rairoal the arrival the Like Of the ears,
follows:
tas77Thc Creole on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS will ex
tend hef trips to PasGag0ula3
--I.eRyes Neg O1eans--~
P0ntchNrtrain Railroad.
Ihu SGHS-.,....,-,..,- .,..,.....8 A. NJ cars.
-IeaTes Ocean SpringS--
Monday Wednesday and Friday Mornings
~Ietters and ma should all be into the Post.
office The present New Orleans Posoice sraps
good outside Of the Pos1hice in New Orleans.
n-iu Express Chest leaves the office on Tuesdays Thurs
days en5 Saturdays at ~ A. ".
r. GEDDES, Agent, 90 Gravier st.
E Freight Stock and Extra Luggage should always be
precedmg the one at which the boat leaves the road.
B Freight received for all Coast landings and for
Paseag0ula on Mondays and fridays
New orleans, ruy ig 1861. 3yl9 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

No. 57lT.l
Rs2se7 That The adjadeetion b, the ComprClIer
ulton No @ Of contract far repairing ard keeping
repair and attening for thee years the bridges crossing
Cafoudeet Marlis, VileG6 Gaibo Broad streets
to Patrick LaneBeclry, DoUgartGt Sl99l per annun
and the is hereby approved security accepted
be Mayor authorized with the parties ue
notaria act for the performance Of said wo K.
iGienedl J. MAGI0EI,
President BGaid OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSigneGl $. p DEIIABARRE,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved Auerlst2 1861
st. fSigredl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

DHvSlnsr JUSTICE PAX FRANK BoRGB, pOpr rasage
Pnrasse Orleans. Sd61LRGHkSGNon % nn 25ls
EsN VIlfs1,g{ dur sgf'ft e taerf fac5as n moi
faix pour "a pstois$e Qrlta dams laie ci.aessrs je
procederai 10 MERIREDI 81 daout 1861 midi. an (;y
Hoie rue de a c9umnEe, entire les Camp ct des Ma
TN t,ERTSIN laT np II = III. |, "
District de eette Vile dams ple No NJ borne par rnesUr
guhar Fort e3irol Ct layenue Lafayette lie faisant
ace Ia rue uqnha " forlnan pencognure Urqu-
hat e. Pot e nesun 9 pied de face profonder de
w nie entire gnes paraelos, spYant plali tho par j. A.
Dameeour depate de lie vile, de JUN 1861
m1'nenant ddpose mon office.
sHsl dams i'afare ci-ieSsis. #tt
G0NDIUf0NS-toilp ant an moment de- pa dii1dfcatiou
lg e q w w. rs WATERS, Constable.