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& s1dAYDRALTYs oFs NEW ORLEANS, .
City Han. April IA. 1861,
Common Council Of tho City Of New Orleans.

IlNU. OuUVs
IAN ORDINANCE Concerning The City Powder MIL.
ARrcSE Tho administration and the City
Powder Mil shall BE- sended committee of four members Of
the Common Council from each district OF the city who
shall be elected by the Common Cnugcll y
The said committee shall have the control and
Of the said City Powder MIL shall purchase a
The Of powder shall dis
os when to the best Of the cys
of the Common Council to-wit 2 38
general salsry of 5000
One chemist refining sapee at salary
S4 5 Ss5l ss3 3a.& f. u 5s R$ @# 53Fs4
And many labcrers may required for the manu-
facuyr good of fad Powder
Mill salary may be 6xed by lie committee
s. The said committee shall be bound to monthly
to the Common Council and in writing all transactions relative
the business transacted said Powder Mill suggest
may be necessary for the good
end prosperity Of the sans.
The Gil neral Superintendent shall have the general
Of the business and Of said Powder
Mills shall under the imme 5iae control OF ths committee
all raes and relative to his administration and
management Of said Powder Mil
[Signed] S. p DELABARRE,
q 8s President pro tenn. hoard of Aldermen.
WI fSigned1 j. MAGI0EI, rs
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April "a, 1862. ~ fB
tGignedl sgSssF JOHN y. MONROE, Mayor.
aal6 st ssss S. MARIoNsA. BAKER, Secretary.
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a2EE kys III ID ~ sxTs sxDIsIJN1r IB
laasp
SsEsrss M /. n \ s|nssF s.tss y,

ff,sssdsys Evsslas xpt3 u, is62 81
& m1neT sssd pspsr arnaf ket was superl lively
I'M iis Il ness couid Ne reslssd
ptring heaos ths
ssefs AZ sorts md Kinda minors
" not snsoesstf n Ailu'ae toI|
column. That tlers has been some
allesiSn III aua INN ret y doust.
iiekion srneates toz =
tle spuaaern con
nss ss ~ tllis sao msnt ether here
~ 3nr ~ hlenfed With
lneEsis movements theS
ssxoIa lions Id and about
i Ee n ,ssi Jul taait were that tsiasH
al natufallg inxinirs
q ~ yas cSia or specie Sd theS vaults 6f the
4 III 6 INN xesk Nh game here We did!
Se IEs5 iii. know that II has.
q n d sit III moaths NJ laasts
IL ST ia sBis sinass y has gone to,
y 1EsS n III n onE balE atorsi
~ ssiisxe thera III eng boxes OF
Sz hott hid the There III
Z lstSs sosd new present writing IL this
gone. Where; how III which
+ ~ n h zSnn6t aalsN There very little gold
ND tke prees lcts of Nex Orleans
'sS the words Of m old stock
& y ets Gtaflss Hotel, " hen II was Oh Gre
M IA gone, gong, gons III ~ WIN a#s
q tha vaults ~ our banks last wee = ~
ppears ISL care me value ols g
aoiiar.v here g " gone As puhlc
g. Hare III that ~ i gone. gone,
8 n shpnt y has gone.
tten1pts 20 day to move cur
for coin. They were, however,
The ayrnsl,t ofs lakes in tlle State
Il seaAeda An Increased demand for
sold Ihe clefs taxes now demandabie
thes COME crate loan t.:
n of2 Mississippi on tbs CUES ton are
Sand condssc ending. Nevertheasss, the
tnds PSEUDO extrem ~ are bout, de-
VS. oni ederate cur
~ pnilo up 3 temple on the
Ell hn3 Nh cannos sas
1acney rasfke closed very quietly.
Wers paying ons y lnaior clrcus
III ssanln aprsaEsq. " pe II adtu quo.
lutsd ~ DE- snst We bpard @ currency
soiae oslss ssr'ngens BYLAWS during
y 50 nafaiy % s eApecsed mat my rela.
~ rel Views can be brought for ward
laes psnks go not appear e the
nj 800 ling biiles y s1a
specie; nnortgage paper. q ordinary
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NlAYpRlAI Y---o OFFICIAL.

IN s8893 9MAYORALTY# OF NEW OELEANS,78
s. City Hall, April l9. 1852 fs
se Common Council Of ths CITY Of New Orleans.
[N0. 6001. 4 E8s "A Fl fys
Reoa That the b ana he hereby
District provided the do not exceed $lI50 NJ $
Resolrcd That the Surveyor be also requested to
Unnecessary to the Lafayette Cemetery provided
the cost do not coed 1850. 5sSSss se Ai8
lSignedl s. P4DELABARREs
r. 5s assss 81 President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
ESfgHedl il MAGIONI, 5a4s& T$
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April 10. 1852
ISignedl JOHN \. MONROE, Mayor.
At true copy: .gs 81
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Copy Of eer,itieate,l

sss5 85@4 tss@3 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Il, 1851
TO certify ha. the undersigned resident of tho city
q New orleaas for number years residing
2s2 Eato street had beenfoa long afflicted with Can
81 N Fer breast In order haze removed the under
epphsd To Dr. Warren Stone who operated Il three
piled y DIR REYNoLDs under whse treatment Inc canss
vas and perfect cure was made take
ths nesas Of doing justice Reynolds sa IN order thai
others similarly aile may avail themselves valuable
seryicesss 81 ts4s 1899
MI # s A. CHAFPELL
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LEGAL NOTICES.
=. a arAr oF I.auIsIANA. 4

sIs7# STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DsTaucr oouHr Mas /; Ellie GEENAIER Ro,
Ssv Orleans. GUEST V Ah s7a aossASp-So.
If IlI.HEH < 81 cERTIE,Y that on the 10th
Court
arc in favor If HE plaintiff
sasfg
bs
and dsfsnaant and
VIII lis se
Ard ha BE- condemned 70 her the Of
J.,dglnent rendered 3D. April 49, 1861. 3.
Y 1 eS5 N. "A. FoUTE, Judge q
IN testimony whereof have he,enno hand and Of
hed one thousand
s5ss3ss A. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
TAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TaOshaE eggE Ez
Neuvelis orlsans 80 no NJ is, ,ss 800.
s L s .ss 5sai5 ss sss
dams ss mos chifres wants. SAVIOR: O.
Rs F
s9ts
sspsgatien blsas sacauas
/
s,s ssaIs gsisssi 's'''
ssa973 81 $ M. d. FoUTE, Juge.
4 Il
dams raanss de notIe seigpsar mile hut
I aas ssms " Al DRRuxs !nsputd arefier.
shee8 a a q Al
WH I'LL Patriek has Cautioned
ss 6 z e
s MI s prayer Of the said
ss By cster Of the Court. I, Slf y5S3s
sDzvx1sxE Corr nrsrRicr ssUc cEssIeN DE AMI.
qns Patrick Hos !
\ sess d s fsss lsss
Noon, decsdee iDtcsat- .sS S 80 I "
gs Sss III i aite i'll p9's
si5 Is II Is u, sal1aHoT Dsl,as erenier.
NOTICE no "a go YEIs TIE UNDER;
e as Hes
Il III I'LL Il hs ees
u SsE1 ssss sRs
E Ii 4 IS s1Ss E, JOHN HAAS. ys i
Collector Fourth District.
A VIE IIsIlis Aux CONTRIRUAH LES.s-LE soussI-
ass g e gsssent ag
Il sss sils s
sss +
FEY ioi ct sujsftes
y ~ S. 5 - <, John HAAS
80 - goleeteuf On Sirieme District.
NOTigE. ,TDsTAX-PAYERs.-rHE UNnER
signed Goli Of State does lere,v moi
s sy II
20 City Hall third tho same yiih me tin,s
Z 1Ps sss s ss5ag
oaice hours fon 10 4. X. to q r. NJ. sssss.
M @ TH9sl AsREW, t3s
~ ss Collector First District
de axes q ttat noae par avis
teut tfsonnas des Eta eelles
!erses % dams Premier strict de eete VILE dc
paSeI ies dams - temps present. paf io Les III
oenske exEirees ajtea $3.50 $1,000
heures de hnfean do 10 a. 81. d 2P, NJ.
FEIs. ASEE y,
ms aah les ss calleasur Premier District
"A ..Ath 80 - 4. 81 % f0R1EK AND DEALER II
e ssss s9ess M s'sss fss' u s d !
\ sssl g. q ~ s., rs No IEaI
a. ss4s.sa sa n
n, Hi 81 "A VA h Ft
direct : = 'sess iss0ess rfsff
pf5tae ,ss tor % e
EelIas -, ~ * CO., DEALERS IN a.
~ fnfutaalnR Gecdss No. Is carap ssrses an IL {
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tlati,tt sattllsgt,ltt.
4 = Z Fiidas Morning April IS. 1883.
Ii Arrived Y2xesxy1aNs 5s!s

stoamhoata. a
Arkatssaw Bennett, fn Lafourehe.
{ Laurel Hill, Heno, FIN Baton Rouge.
III NssshaTpe, Dye. fin M iiilIaInsp
Empire Parish. Bay hi I'm Donalas onFille.
Ii Dfoyer. slascock, FIN Bayou de Glaise.
sB q IIoage ssinnott, fin Shreveport
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MI aN INFgRrrasY.
DR.. REY Ids, ,@p e..
rE1E UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,

Would inform his friends the prbc that he has rented
and completely fitted Isfrusry the spacious ee
CANT mansion No. 10 Baronne bet Canal Com
streets #ereb be will devote all his attention the CURE
CANCERS in fher worst orns scad Heads White Swell
llisa and Ulcers every description
He eferu with pleasure. the certificate
MADAM A well knowp and hiatly respect
able lady Of this city
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s-u. -. r,s,,as.z,szsz BIIssIssIPP1 CENTRAL
AKaE sfsk 15Gs--2RAILRoAD.

Notice to TraveIersy
Passengers for Nashville, Grand Juuc and Decatur
will make this trip IS HOURS QUICKER than by any Other
route and make close connections all the way.
Passengers going this should leave the city
Ing train If the jackson Road.
This also the Quickest Route to Bowling Green Bay
tickets via Grand Junction aud Decatur.
jail I'm f. D. FROST supt. Mss Central R. r.
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The steam train will upon sufficient notice. stop at Tho Gen
tily station Fare, 10 cents each way Parties DESTROYS
the departure of the train. =
ma If pANDELV Superintendent
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CONSTABLE sALEs--OFFiCIAL

CONSTABLE sALES--OFFfCIA
FIRST pass
- dected by the Hon. A: g. Brice, First Justice Of The
PEACE in and Tor the h Of Orleans proceed 10 sell nj
public auction MONDAY, 2ist day Of April, 1862
at II O'Clock NJ at warehouse Dclord street between
MagaZiLa and Eohcher
A LOT OF FURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled suit. a4a
4ERMS-Gash the spot.
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and popular Family Medicines which they offer 10 supply
Druggists and Dealers Propreors pricss
Ey~uO c. lna1,a. T.
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IN AS brought to TING City Police HAN an
w the 2ith Of March 1902 the dak grtu irl ROSE ssvs
she belongs "a r seigsl Giqnel who lives Bienvls
street 5etwesn Rapart add Burgundy Se is feet
~ riches Nigh spsaks Spanish and itle French has scar
on He upper lip several Others he forehead and both
Yeas, w = 20 '> ~ VI 80
Ice owner Will call and claim his properly according
~. MIGUEL HERkANDEX GR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jsn
..s f. DEvENPoRT,
sta.9 ~ CLERK of Cnmptrnler
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w AS hrGNghs the City Police .Es5b OF,
w the ed Of Ma IN 1862 the light null ito boy LESLEY
Says he belongs AIR Mat, who lives Morean tween
Port and It Ferdinand streets He is feet ~ inches high
speaEs Ffef ai English LOOK very intelligent has plea
SAINT fnce, and is eyed ABOUT 10 years 90, $500 " h
The owner will CAL property Ia law,
@ MIGUEL HERE ANDH8, JR.
=, - Keonerrf City Police jail
mo IS. i1 IN f!.r X n Il y Gan,,n,ro,,s
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& WIS AUX CONTRIBUABLEs.-L ssoUssI.
gno Goiecten de taxes fcat noe par avis
tout deyaps Eta celles
polr renses ~ dams Premier vle
90 presenter bn % Guy HALL troistee saa ct
paSsI ~ ditss dams y lo Ii
Henres de hnrean do 10 a. y. d az NJ.
s 49,. - ~ TIL 1S. ASEE y,
Il gtnz5 Ah Gailessur rfenier District
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i vi STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DIsrR1cr OouRr d Mas. EL.IzE GRENAIER RO-
2s5@a s8z8 4Sof M QUEST VS.. HER HUSBAND-No.
New Orleans. Is TAO.
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a "a

81 THE ST ANIsH PHRENoIoaIss1T
lid heads AZ Hose Who are desiyoa.
~ which can only be attained ~ rnssns
III AZ ri hrsnoIogys s.
AL IA sg No IS EXCHANGE PLACE.
NJ mn staifs
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sGcosg psTsIeT "a Ann
WHEREAS Patrick Moon has petistoned

& Wis AUX CONrRIRUABLES.-L LIE soussI-
roecreuf des taxes Et DotiGe par present avis
tooies eyant des onr $751; cslIes
Mesnsss ds sh2 dams 10 District de cette VILE
~ son bureau lSfue des Measins
a.eas oe u ssayislne les dies dams lie
lss ~ oi Acelses ct sjeftes
~ al. s. Ohm HAAS
nLo ~ SGoiIeeteuf GU &reme District,
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Arrived.

Ship och Trim or Boston hokeuon, London 81 days
in ballast Iaiott Canaan Had heavy weather most OF
Bari =, pess Swend.cn ssgua 10 dyL and moa''e'
to v King Go. fcb 10, oil Cape Mo- passed vessels
long boat bottom up and painted green; 6h, on Ab'eeom
passed yes.efs libbnon with gear alt.chrd
Bafk Zingareis Bunker Rio Jannifo II days conce 70
hyuiaI Co. Saw going into Rio Jalero brig IIeehs Am
Trb q lat % lon - TO- schooner stoeing y D r.
rhow ing u led signal, with a red ball N center .
Brig Ada DR. oi Walton n. 81, Ofeenough, Jecmsi w
ds,s via sgua " Days la bst TO d. X De~oL Inc AGA
brings on the crew Of bark Maryland lost a. Insgla
Bg Mary Means Watson ST. TLofna. IL days IN DaA't 70
1hompfon Hunter - - ~.
Big Marcis Heron. Flizabeihport, coal for Boston.
Echr josephine Is Small. Ponce. i. II, FEB 'ugr hnu
rnoasses b. H. Underwood Had north-y winds most OF h'
pAssgo Feb 49, Cd Cape lioopon. spoke tehf L. D. ba.e
of Fsrnsboro from Cuba for kow York. with 10" Of some
sails. -, Az, rt...,o,
lam IA d,v, logygood to "a. !. a &. a. Dewoli
Scbr AIqnzu LOug EilGbethpoItt coal Tor boston. -,
sebr Potter and Hooper Brown Toms h'efz days coal
Srbr Sea Lax Snead. Cbncoteegno days o),rr a.,
Sloop Rhode Island Remington PTosd nc" day, m9se'
stesn.r kewYoh tU. y tnn'potl hun1cf Locust ROM
t,snmsr NJ Sanford Sanford fhl,delphi. md'c to ffedi
Perkins.
sAuED-Y,b 49, ships Chancellor KITTY FLOYD. aud
D,.Jeoupbt for Liverpool; Sprit Of the Times 10 amer
0eory. Warrington Tor Bath bark Tdcstc f,r Shangha
h,iy.A Unpttn, and Eden j. thusl or Corr Mary Ann
uf, Tor ~ yaxo; rans tBrD for London St"sines rue"
Ir,,y tor estres. hoDrps vaJsIs ~ 81 on c'ui~o
Also nth II. b. 81 gunbosi Racer LOO Born 'iH
WIND-sunss.. N. r.. viii hall and rd.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or NEw-YORK.."...."FED. II.
Cleared.

eltr,- Marcl, G. p,y. Chase welsh Carver Chase;
Herald Simmons Ca1l aud market Jss Robin on North
EN- chief geaze, Iyefroo II y. frocfoisn Coz eu ga
DR. Jonss. Liverpool Williams a tulon NJ
gars.-Taiife Dsyi' Philadelphia brcu, son 80. heh'
deer Wellington, Nnibsdors. III. iroen ud.os sons
net Bore. firb fronar. s. iere, IS ~ Nnili' h.khl'
flr G1rrI or. liufdoch hmytiri g. g. ~ Hnft iaI
icg poln.s Peifa Thor ~ sanford H. hasoloeA (bLl p'i
tel 81 Pierre -. Whitney a 60. .
erboor,4s-O. & AcLcl. feck, h.smf,rt, X. sanford
ssiWa Whi,nofe. Ph sdeTha +. Talbot q 60 Emma
tBrl Alien. 81 1houas Il. ;. SMALL Mar Porter Ifu1hy
Ksy Mesi, has. Esrne.
sooI,-Jsne Msda WnId New London, u. b. Racket
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INT on the Association:

According to the above figures, copied from the
records, 525l families, containing ls,4i9 persons,
were aided by the Association the preceding month;
and the expenditure for the same time we learn was
about $40 600. We regret to add that the treasury
of this exc slent and comprehensive charity is now
overdrawn several thousand dollars and unless
speedily replenshed, notwithstanding will ensne.
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900, and the dividends Of February and August, ISG
Of $4,000 leaving unsppopiated Dee. /, 1861,
el5. $40 A.. But Of the North American purchase,
So 900 are uo nclua y due till june q, 1862, and
So, 900 June 6. 1863. The product in eleven months
Of 1861 was fu tuus.
Messrs. Durtee. Beck & Sayles in tb"ir circula',
give the following information IN regard 10 the
copper mines of Lake Superior;
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CITY ITEMS.

1Hf FicToRr.-The news of tho glorious victory
at Fort Doneison Yesterday electrified the city. At
&c early hour the intelligence, at first vague and
doubtful IRON Rebel sources was issued in an Extra
rHiEuSE, announcing that on Sunday the Fort had
fallen into our hands and that Gems. Johnston Pill
low. Floyd, and Bucsner with 1900 prisoner, had
surrendered. No sooner had the facts been given Oh
oar bulletin than it WIS surrounded by crowds Of
eager Citizens who gave vent to their feelings ia
enthusiastic cheers. As successive telegrans Or
rived, confirming the good news wo Issued extras,
which were eagerly snaiched up by Thousands, and
% great wns the nvidty for details Of the victory
mat though our presses ran pretty nearly sll day
HEY were barely able to keep up with tho popular
demand. The first news was slightly dashed by the
snhsequent intelligence that the great thief Floyd,
with 1900 men had stolen away ia the night; but
eventually the general sentiment appeared to be
that considering his antecedents he conld not well
have done otherwise. But, taken altogether, the
victory wGs Of which the country might well be
proud. 1t sent thrill Of joy through the conmu-
nifty, for it was evident now that the rebellion has
really eliminated, aud is on tho decline" Our
readers will not need 10 he told that, with them all,
il absorbed every other theme Of conversation, nor
dat they al felt more elated than they have ever
done before since the dark days Of the rebellion came
upon us Ia Tire house. in the office, in tie schools,
IN the street everywhere, people felt that the dawn
Of better days had really come. Let us hope that u
will not long he deferred Last evening the Com
mon Council ordered one hundred guns to be fred on
Wednesday in honor of the victory.
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tions progress on their couquering marches the value
Of this new line will soon be evident. The line has
been buiIt by Mr. Heiss, formerly connected with
the Southern Magnetic line, but now one Of the staff
of Cart A. srager, chief of the Army Electric Corps.
The cable was manufactured by Mr. Bishop OF this
city, and is very superior one AS our forces move
onward. connections will be made with this line
further South and be OF infinite service to the MILL
tary authorities, the press and tho public.
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Grs. Scorr.-Yesierday morning the old veteran
had occasion TO visit the Leather Manufacturers
Bank. iiis splearance WAS the signal for display
Of the widest enthusiasm, and in fcw minutes sey-
cral hundred people had gathered about lis carriage.
Sergeant McDouaid who WAS with the old hero
through tie Mexican war, shortly after came up,
bearing Reld rag, which be attempted to spread
over tho bank steps for the General to walk over.
The populace, however, seized the flag and 40
ampl,d J; under feet that il was with great diff
caiy the Sergeant could rescue tie trophy Gen.
scott loudly cieered he passed to hr carriage
and was driven of.
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The average Of the Ooiscy prcduci. since August l. 1901
has been 1Jl per cert Esc,pirg he litDlrfh and Nn
iionR. which estimated from prSviou. results tie pro
ducts IN refined copper from tie scus ,usng rotnin-
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RUNyIEG THK GUARD BoAT.-The American sloop
Sarah aud Hester on Saturday tried TO run past the
pusrd-boat At the Narrows without being boarded.
Several rife shots and bisnk cartridge from the
large gun were fired, to which she paid no attention,
when the eu;rd.l slipl ed rer chain and gave
chase; upon boarding her. found she had no Captain
or papers on board. This ID the second case Of tue
kind " thin The last week.
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The Bank statement shows no marked change e,

cepting in loans which continue TO decline under
skies by The Banks of their Government securities.
The mercantile loans show but little change. The
circulation it will be continues TO decrease
the banks do not pay their notes out. The specie
serve stands about u we have indicated during the
week. The decrease 1t uuimportani Notwithstanding
the export during tie week Of over a million
II dollars. The comparative figures arr es follows:
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fAtvertisementl
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
For 1Syx.

This popular ANNUAL IL now ready -
PKICE Is IL copies for Sl loo copies: 20 po"ses
paid By Express ~ PER 100 Cash orders solicited
We can supply back numbers OF too TFhun- Anasso LOT
wears 1850 1885 1884 1885, 1889 1896 aud 6o fce -
cents each poat paid Address Tux TRIBUNE. Newfork
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IAdyertisemeut
Co,DloDoREs ARE IN FAVOR NOwIA-DAYS.--

CUMAIUUUKI.S NkL IN aFUN NV" -"-L'IO'
They figure Ut Henry aud Doneson Roanoke Island
Por Roya and Savannah and barnum has seized the popu
enzy secured CossoD0EE NUT tor M, elu'eum sno
itors morning ana night
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Crrr IsDIGEscE.-Tbe subioned Ftatement q
Monthly Relief by the Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor is interesting as showing not
only the amount of restitution in the city, but also
The ratio of it's distribution in the several Wards.
The INDECENT families Of soldiers being provided for
by the allotment scheme and City Government, the
following statistics oS relief refer solely to the poor
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Tie average sales Of copper for 1860, deduciire
smelling charges, were made at IL 93-lOO cents q
ID, the actual cos,, including every cxpense except
smelling, was II oS-i00 cents Y ID.
The asssts Of the Company, Dec. l. 1860, exclusive
OF nj. Ming property, warehouses; docks, and furnaces
were $l9e,O4e 40 from which Ia 20 DO deducted tho
cost OF the North American Mining property. $780,
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CArrrnr or AN ALLEGED BuneLAR.-YesterdsK

CAPTURE or An ALLEGED BURGLAR.-Yesterdsy
ocer axis arrested Thomas Murray lad 10 yea old On
charge II breasigg rto Tie PhAdephs hsifo ad ticket
Office >, the foot Of Courtani street sunday night and
stealing ther-frou gold headed valued d. pists
wouh 90 Low ferry rick-t, valued a. 40 the property
Of Me,. orn Jackson Of the rairosd compsny aso %
tns charge breaking into the orebouse II Jonn Her Ma
o. Dey street with intent 10 steal Ho was taken believe
Jue. Connolly aud committed In default of 90 bell
ea,a chs. &c
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Cry MoRTALITY.-The deaths this week foot ~
.D3, viz: men, S.; women, I0l boys, 10; girls,
l0s. This is decrease of 10 upon the week pre-
yiOus
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These items include pat Of November product Tbo
increased product from The accumulation Of stamp ~ok.
Table OF shipments during 1861. n Copper, fough snd
fncd from OF the larger mines h. tuns a. oD bs) snt
tentls:
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fAdVrrti.ement. ]

A YouNG MANS BEST CAPITAL Is lib
HEAD 10 know how 1t to the best sdya esse ssss
e-r.fpl a.auin .tsa a. ~ Ella, ~ bro-aSsy
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TIM PoRr RorAL Commonwealth Commit.
tee IN relation 10 the meeting behalf of the
Port Royal coninbnnts have decided to hold it on
rhursday evening. at the Cooper Institute, and not
on Tucsdsy evening, IA we printed yesterday. Tues
az was the day fr-t Fixed upon. but it was subse-
quenty changed Addresses ire ~ be made by
several dsliI guish,d and eloquent gentlemen and
permanent organization TO be created for future op-
omll0ns.
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yfuATrRr ALvtN.r
Ri.,.C. go ses ...........3.J Moou-Ri.os 10 "a
sioH wATEH 1ni- DAr
sandy HOOK loo Gov. Island .V;,o teIOatS.''' iziJ'
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ConoyERsD CAsrs.-Yesterday the dead bodies ol

CORoSERs CASEY esterday the dead bodies u
NJ snd Mrs Mccarthy found dead at their late red
IL sEd nineteenth street between Third
aud Fourth avenues The found Ia bed and tfs
oiler on Il II is SUPP that they had be~a dead
los, Friday they had not been seen nne that
time Owing picion that something wrong tho
police notified and the door forced when the bodies
were found stated Coroner Collin will investigate tho
matter to-day
some tums an bones found yeserdsy at the nch CO
corner Of SIX and Third Coroner Con
siI investigate the mystery to-day.