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MARKETS.

LONDON, Dec. H-Forenoon--COnsols 81.
Bonds 74s. Turpentine heavy and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l4-Forenoon.-Cot,on quiet.
Sales 10 900 bales.
LIvEKPooL, Dec. 1l-Afteruoon-Cotto easier,
but no lower. Breadstufs frmer. Lard 6Ss.
HAvRE, Dec. H-Forenoon.-Cotton irregular,
l26 on the spot.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. li.-Evening.- dull
and unchanged. Wheat irmer. Tallow declining,
BAvRE, Dec. A.-Evening. Cotton dull on the
spot and shoat.
LONDON, Dec. IL = Evening - Consols 92l0
92i. 20's quiet at "a
FRAsKFoRT, Dec. n.-Bonds quiet but steady
at 74l@74s.
PARIs, Dec. 4.-Bourse dull rentes 7O.17.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Cotton a shade frmer
but closed very quiet Sales $500 bales; middIings
25ic. Flour unchanged. Winter wheat frmer.
Corn lower; mixed Western 81 l51l l6, Southern
white 81 l00Dl IL. Pork SIS 50G26. Lard frmer,
kettle rendered l6s@l65c. Groceries firm and
quiet. Turpeniine 44ac. Rosin 81 3O97 So Tai
low active. ll4Gl2sc. Freight dropping. Cotton
by steam l6G4. Governments active and higher.
5'20's of 1862. 1l03 Tennessee's, new. 65l Money
easy, 6Q7. Sterling 9s@9s. Gold 1856.
NEW YORK. Dec. l4.-Prime paper slow at 10
Q. Sterling firm and moderately active. Stocks
active and decidedly better al the close. sub
treasury balance 500, 500 600.
NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-5-20's of 80. 1l0a; '64,
l07; Of 'G5, l07i; new issue no.; of 'G7, ITO!
Of '6s, li0s 10 40's 1867.
LOUISVILLE, leo. lf.-OHrs "a MUS. boUtCoOs
New lugs to medium leaf s54@l2l cuttings sl7l.
Cotton 22ic. Hogs sl@9c. gross. Mess pork
$254. Bulk meats, shoulders l0Ic.; clear rib sides
lSiGl4c clear sides 4lc. Lard l6@l6lc. So
per6ne -four S. 5005 60. Wheat 81 659l IS.
Oats 55@59c. Corn 6O@62c. Whisky, new,
free CSC.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l4-Cotton firm but quiet.
Sales 5000 bales. Middlings 25lc. Receipts llO2
bales.
SAVANNAH Dec. 14-Cottou closed firm. Mid
dlings 234@23Ac. Sales $50 bales. Receipts 2l35
bales.
MOBILE. Dec. 14.-Cotton market quiet and
steady. Sales 500 bales. Middlngs 22ic. Re-
ceipts 2ll7 bales. Exports 6303 bales. Cleared /:
Steamship Australian, for Liverpool, with 5T2O
bales cotton.
CINCINNATI, Dec. H.-.Family -four 81 3597 IS.
Wheat 81 OS. Corn 6s@70c. Oats 66@67. Cot
ton firmer-middiugs 23l. Whisky 81. Pork
held ct s26. Bulk shoulders 9lGl0c.; sides 1910
l4c. Lard l546ll6c. Butter S6CQ40c. Cheese IL
@ls3. Hay sl6@ls. Groceries unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Tobscco-none 10 market
Flour IS 50G6 rs. Corn 750s2c. PORK $3.50
.25 so. Bulk mests-shoulders l0:. Bacon
shoulders l4@lltc.; clear sides l640l7c.; hams
l5l@lTc. Lard l5c. Whisky s3s.
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vRom EUROPE

The Revolution In spabi.-The Turko-eree-
Ian Ciads for Cuea-LeNee OF
lthe British Foreign secretary-surreaaer
OF the Insurgents NJ Csdiz
. LONDON, Dec. A.--Admiral Lassetas IS at Cadiz'
The rebels demanded share in the government
Lsssetas told them that having so long submitted
20 q worse government. they must submit ID the
present government for the moment.
Greece Is stubborn; the Greeks are preparing
for hostilities. The King OF Denmark and Prince
Of Wales have joined in mole 10 the king OF
Greece, urging compliance with the sultan's de-
mand.
Two ironclsds. with 5000 troops on transports,
sail for Cuba on 18th inst.
TMApR1p, Dec. l4.-tis thought that the insur.
rection at Csdiz will be suppressed to-day without
bloodshed. All foreigners lett the city some days
ago. r.,.s -
of foreign affairs. held ievee to-day, with Mr..
johnson and Mr.. BurIiaeame present.
PApIs. Dec. 1.-The Moniteur publishes the
following from Madrid I" The insurgents in Cadiz
have surrendered and delivered Their arma to the
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NUMBER lOs.

condemn him according to the demands OF justice.
In dong this, have. to the best Of my ability,
endesvored 10 maintain the dignity Of the State;
but. in order 10 alleviate as nue. as possible any
to hail in the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance be.
fore 'he First District Court of the parish of
Orleans.
John p. BECKER, Recorder,
=. First District"
TIE NAAFs OF TIE IR,xcLAps Oneots and Ca
ia bs, SOLD by the United States to the Peruvian
government, and now king at anchor at South
west Pass have been changed sinco the transfsr
to the "Atshuslpa," and the Nance Cspsc.-
That Of the transport known rs the Havana 10
now the Marcnon." The vessels are under
command of Commander Benjamin Mariatiqui, Of
the Peruvian navy. The rnmOrs Of difficulty upon
the Msrsnon Cor Havsna) amount to nothing
more than what was stated 10 our edition OF sun
day, viz: hesitation on the part OF the crew TO
sail under the Peruvian eolors, they claiming they
enlisted In New York under the American flag,
for one year. They received at that time two
months advance paw In gold, and we are informed
that fair offer has been made to them to allow
any one who will refund the portion OF II not yet
worked ont, 10 leave the ship But this the men
appear not ready or able TO do The following
report was made yesterday by special officer
Cunningham no was sent ON board:
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
METROPOLITAN POLICE.
New Orleans, Dec. Ia, 1868.
W. H. WHrTE-Sir: have the honor to report
being on steamship Havana this day. Everything
Is quiet on board. They have stopped work till
better understanding Is effected.
Respectfully.
JAS. F. CUNNINGHAM.
special Officer.
BOARD OF POLICE CoMxIssIoSKRs-This board
net Yesterday. Commissioner George in the
chair. Present: Commissioners Burbank, Ray.
nal ard Isabelle.
The following cases came M:
Patrolmsn John Mcguire, No. 81. Charge, tlle-
gal and arbitrary arrest. Case dismissed.
Pstrolman Peter b. Small. No. IA. river pre-.
cinct. Charge, neglect Of duty. Case continued
TO the 18th.
Patrolman ]. H. Duggan, No. 90. Charge,
neglect Of duty. Forfeits one days pay.
imprisonment and Illegal arrest. Case dis
missed.
Patrolman J. McDermott, No. 81. Charge, neg
lect Of duty. Case dismissed.
Patrolman Pat. Neatly. No. 80. Charge, unofi-
cerlike conduct and neglect Of duty. Sentence,
dismissed the service.
Patrolman James A. Finn, No. "a. Charge first.
interfering with officers in the discharge Of their
duties while acting under orders from their su-
perior officers; charge second. unofficeriike con-
duct. Case continued to 18th inst.
Psrolman F. Mclaughlin. No. Sc. Charge.
neglect of duty. Case dismissed.
Special pstrolmsn H. McKeever. Charge, neg
lect of duty. Case dismissed.
Special patrolman James Hubert. Charge, IN
offcerke conduct. Forfets two days pay.
Special patroman w. Fredlsnder, No. 10.
Charge. neglect Of duty. Forfeits five days pay.
sergeant Jas. Newton. sixth precinct. Charge.
neglect of duty. CAGE dismissed.
The board adjourned to Friday, the 18th inst.
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nIsCELLANEoUs.

0swsGos ". Y, Dec. 1.-Two feet of snow on
the ground; trains detained.
TALLAHAssEs, Dec. 1.-THE Supreme Court
has rendered judgment of custer against Lieu :.
Gov. Gleason. forbidding his exercise Of the fuac-
tons Of the Office of lieutenant governor. The
case will probably be carried to the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
MOBILE, Dec. 1.-The races over the Magn olis
Course has been postponed one day on account Of
bad weather.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 14.-Weathsr cloudy and
moderate; thermometer 80.
HAVANA. Dec. l3.-Steamer Rapidan, from New
York for New Orleans, arrived to-day at noon.
NEW YoKx, Dec. A-Stesmships Mariposa and
DeSOto arrived.
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NEw WORKERS GETTING ANXIOUS" Will New
York become a second.rate town." asks the
Evening Post, which, in an article demanding
more railroads, says:
By next Fourth Of July passengers will be car
Tied BY rail from New York to San Francisco. Is
our city prepared to seize and hold her large
share of the enormous commerce which must
soon grow out of the completion of the Pacific
railroad? Are we not rashly idle, while our
rivals are busy and awake Our railroad direc.
tors are quarreIliDg amongst themselves, and try
ing TO ruin each other. Does it ever occur TO
them, or TO the public, which looks on compla-
Gently at their disputes, that Boston, Philade pha,
Norfolk, New Orleans, are our eager competitors
thst Norfolk is now in free State and will present
" feel the impetus which freedom gives. that Ne
| Orleans has already begun to be a great grain
depot, and possesses one of the largest elevators
in The world, and numerous feet of grain
barges!
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GRANTS CABNEr.-The following. from q
Washington telegram to the Chicago Tribune, may
be taken for what 1t is worth: " The New York
crowd here, known as the original Grant men, and
representing A. 7. Stewart, Pierrepont, aud that
class, unite on John ]. Cisco, Of New York, as
secretary of the treasury; Motley, for secretary
of state Sanford. for secretary Of war. and Ad-
miral Porter, for secretary Of the navy. The Pa
oifc coast politicians are going to demand the
secretarysbip of the interior. The Illinois mon
say that the first commission Grant issues will be
to Wsshburne, who will be sent as minister TO
Berln-thus following Lincoln's example In the
case of judd
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Dec. acknowledgements
30:2O. Wind +. N. e. and strong. with rain. Ar
rived: Steamships Gen. Grant. Quick, from New
York. to Wood, Low and Ludwgsen. and George
Washington, eager, to A. Moulton. Sailed: Steam
ship Harlan.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. l4.-Bsrometer 80.
Wind Il. N. Il. and light. Raining and foggy. No
arrivals or departures.
PAss.A L'oUTRE Dec. l4.-Arrived: Schooner
Marion, from Havana, with sugar. to Chaffraix &
Agar. Wind east and fresh.
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Mr.. GLADsrosE's CABNKr.-The London OBJ
server gives the following as list OF the mem
beers Of Mr.. Gladstone's cabinet: Lord high chan
cellor-sir william Page Wood. President of the
privy couDcil-Lord Kimberley. Lord privy
seal-Earl Russell. Chancellor Of the exche-
quer-Robert Lowe. First lord of the admit
rslty-Mr. Cbilders. Foreign secretary-Lord
Clarendon. Home secretary-Henry A. Bruce.
Secretary Of wsr-Mr. CardweIl. Secretary for
IDdis- Duke OF Argyll. Colonial secretary-Eah
Granville. Secretary for Ireland-Chichesfsr For-
tescue. President of the poor law bosrd-Mr.
Goschen. President of the board of trsds-John
Bright. Postmaster general-De Grey. Chancel-
lor Of the Duchy Of Lancaster Charles p. Viiers.
Lord lieutenant Of lreland-Earl Spencer. Lord
chancellor Of Ireland-0' Hagsn.
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FROM HAVANA AND SOUTH AMERICA
New. suppre..ed-Ths ship Canal. Etc.

NEw YORK, Dec. A.-Important. wa dis
matches prepared for the Associated Press At Ha-
xana. have been suppressed by the Cuban au-
thorites from which IL is inferred that the insur
gents have obtained advantages which the au-
ihorites desire TO keep from the public.
Steamship Henry Chsuncey arrived from Aspin'
wall. Panama tranquil all except the leaders
Of the late revolutionsts hcve been amnested.
small pox prevailed at Ps,Iama. Mons. Felix
Belly had arrived from Franoy, on the lsthmus ship
canal business.
Bogota sdvices represent that fears oil civil
war are increasing.
The Colombian government wants million dol
lars from the railroad company.
Slight earthquakes had hs'en felt at Arequipa.
No damage done.
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The well known importer, Signor 6. B. Psndol-
fni, has arrived in our city with the choicest aud
most superb collection of genuine European
works Of art ever brought to New Orleans, which
consist of bronze figures and clocks, Csrrara
marble statuary, mosaics of Florence, engravings,
silver plated ware. Bohemian glass ware, etc.
The whole of this rare and valuable collection will
be sold at auction by Messrs. Michigan Il Bassetti
at 2Ol Canal street. Day of sale and iull psrticu.
lars will be given 10 few days.
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FROM ATLANTA.

Gen Meade - r. coassTuctios-The Home
sleed aid stay Lave.
ATLANTA, Dec. H.-Msjor General Meade left
for Washington tonight.
The Republicans of Georgia do not ndorse the
action OF Gov. Bullock at Washington. and cisim
that Georgia is fully reconstructed and entitled
IT, rights n the CnIon
Decision in relation TO the homestead and stay
laws Of Georgia will be rendered tomorrow.
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RIvER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, Dec. l4.-Passed down: Atlantic
at Z, Merton and bsrges at 8. and Longworth a,
IL A. M; Magenta at P. NJ, Ames at 2. aud Belle
Lee at P. N. Passed up: Pargoud at 8 A. NJ.
yesterday; Dexter at and Arkansas at ii A. NJ.
and Belle Vernon at P. n. River rising slowly.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-River falling fast. Ii is
expected that navigation will be resumed to-
morrow.
LOUISVILLE. Dec l4.-R,ver falling, with feet
8 inches In the canal. Weather clear and pleasant.
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government troops" The uorrespo0denca of
Nsdrid ssys: ''Dake Montsencier has provision
ally orered his personal services in suppressing
the revolt, prompted by the belief that the move
ment is ibsuealed by Car,sts-"
MADRID, Dec. N.-Tbe Csdiz insurrection il
ended. Many OF the insurgents desired to deposit
their arms with the American consul. but Derods
held them to erms.
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The coming winter, 1t Is asserted. will be very
severe in Europe. In st. Petersburg, Nov. 2,
much earlier than usual, the Neva was filed with
sledeine commenced. The Thermometer stood at
twelve degrees Fahrenheit This change was
effected in two days.
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FROM vICKsBURG.
Large Fire.

YICKsEURG. Dec. Ia "A fire occurred this mora
ing al clock on Mulberry aad Levee streets,
between China and Clay. Six stores aud several
residences we're destroyed. Total loss $50 900 I;
insurance sl2 500. Cause of the fire, detective
chimney.
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We are indebted to the polite attentions of
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States VS.. Michael Common, ct ais, examined some
Time since before " =: Com y, rsr1sbonne nsr,
ish, and subsequently, committed to appear before
the U. s. Circuit Court for trial, apple alton for
writ OF h0beds corpus was argued on saturday,
the ground taken by Col. Field, counsel for &C.
cused, being that the examination and commit.
ment, under the civil rights BILL had been defec.
tive, inasmuch as it had not been proved that the
local tribunals in that parish had refused TO admin
lister justice In the case. TWAS therefore argued
that the case did not come under the jurisdc ton
of the u. S. court. Having listened 70 this argu-
ment, and TO that Of the district attorney In oppo.
stion thereto, the court declared the commitment
defective, and the accused were thereupon dis
charged from custody.
RECORDER BEcKER's CoURT.-Robert Doran, an
aged negro, charged with passing counterfeit
money somewhere on Claiborne street, was dis
missed.
In the case of the State VS.. Mshay, the recor-
der has rendered the following decision, viz:
The defendant Mshsy is accused ofthe crime Of
murder, the victim of the alleged murder is one
Crosbey. This case came up for examination be-
fore me, asd during its investigation the State
offered in evidence document purporting to be
the dying declaration of the deceased.
To the introduction of said document the &C.
cused, who was ably represented by his counsel,
6emurred upon the ground that the document was
unofficial and lacked the legal requisites which
cur law commands for the validity Of such evil
dence might have yielded to the objection had
not other responsible and reliable Witnesses cor
roborated the facts contained in said document,
ard sworn positively that the words therein con-
tanned were the same that fell from the dying lips
of the decea sed and to which he affixed his sigma
ture. The proof offered is sufficient TO create
doubt in my mind IS to the innocence Of the sc-
cused Mishsy so laboring as | do under this I'M
certainty. am bound under the law TO sena tne
accused before the First District Court, higher
tribunal than mine, where the more perfect judg
| nent Of twelve Of his countrymen msy scquit or
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He was true man, a Southern man, q kind
hearted. generous aud honorable soul as this
world ever saw.
PELICAN MUTUAL Insurance CONPASY.-Yes-
terday there was held an election of the directors
for this excellent and iourishing association at
then Office No. rs Camp street, TO serve for one
year from the second Monday in January next.
The following gentlemen received the unanimous
vote of the stockholders Arthur Forstall, 3. NJ.
Todd, s. N. Moody. f. Giquel, F. A. Peterson,
Domingo Fsijo. Louis Grevemberg, w. A. Shrop-
shire, g. Pascal, T. B. Blanchard, Jr., Charles
Roman.
The CRESCENT having been invited by Major
Roman, president and Mr.. II. A. Tarleton, secre-
tsry of the company did not fail to send repre-
sentative who acknowledges the courtesies ex-
tended 10 him, and now tenders the CREscEST's
best wishes for the success which this well
grounded and progressive institution deserves.
IT Is STATED that as soon as the weather shall
permit the governor and secretary Of state will
remove their Offices from Mechanics Institute to
the new statehouse building on Cont street.
Governor wARxoTH has appointed Mr.. 7. G..
Burbank, surveyor for the newly created parish OF
Iberia, and Mr.. Breaux, notary public in the same
parish. Mr.. F. W. Jones has been appointed q
notary public for this city.
A coLoREp BOY NAMED ALExDI BLANCHARD re.
ceiyed q slight cut upon the head, on Sunday
night, at the hands of another boy named George
Blanche. He was sent to the Marine Hospital for
treatment.
BREv. BRIG. GEN. NELL, the accomplished sol.
der and gentleman who, since the departure OF
Gen. Hartsuf, has acted as assistant ed atant gen
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TAxES OF 1881. Whereas, The Reeeiv-
duly prepared a transcript OF the unpaid taxes
assessed in the year $50, fsf IS ile same have
been assessed upon amy &fN aEd resi- estate
within the said City y sH lNdn aueh lanae
and real estate? aud didUgiy cause notice to
be published and Printed il E3 'Is44tes pa.nteI
and circulating in said city, stating that said
transcript OF unpaid faxes lad bee U.
that pnless sald taxes should be ps II his eiiiue
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Taxes Of 1854.


VNdAEREAS, The ReceiSer OF Taxes OF the
w city OF Elizabeth fsAh duly prepared a
tszsssdFipt of the unpaid taxes assessed In the
ye1F 1851 50 far IA the saUe laave been assessed
usoe any lRuds and real estate within the said
eitt. OF are a lien upon such 'iaVds and real es-
fsss. asd did daily Cause notice TO be printed
sad pahlisbed in newspaper printed and circu.
hsffS in said city ftating hat said Transcript of
uapxfd taxes had beer made, ans that aIiless
szi1 lakes should be paid at his ef1ice within
EsfgH:y days after the first publication of said
Hsssea, tue same would ee c,,iccted oy public
szSe, according to law, according to the proyi
sfesfS OF &s act entitled, An act to regise and
.seseHf Tive charter of the city of Elzabefh TAP
proved March 4. 1863; and
Whereas, The following taxes in said tran
script named, at the expiration OF said twenty
tA5s rsalsined unpaid, and still so remain; now,
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
tie Treasurer OF the city OF Elizabeth WILL on
1bEsIiAY. the 22d day Of December next, at ,
9eiogk in the Slternoon, at the Cont House. in
rkeeity of Elizabeth. in pursuance OF the power
anfaHihoEity OF the said act, sell at public auc-
item the lands and real estate, described in the
annexed schedule, ON which said unpaid taxes
hxsc been respectively assessed or are lien, for
rhe lowest term of years mot exceeding fifty
ysars1 for which any person will iase the same,
respectively, and pay the an CUNT of such unpaid
tSxss thereon. with the Interest thereon. and all
E5sslaf costs, fees charges and expenses. unless
such taxes shall have been previously paid. The
faAewine schedule shows the respective taxes,
with the lands and real estate Wherein the same
have been assessed or are a lien. and the names
af fSc respective owners of the said lands and
rsss estate, 20 far as the same have beer given.
A. :. WOODRUFF,
Treasurer Of the City OF Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, November T. 1868.
FIRST WARD, 1861.
Baldwin Matthias, block %, lot So. n
rBP .. . $3.50. a.. . Oh
Csanl 80 :..nk house and lots, block Is.
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"'s''" "'"e t,rS,, 4o Dras1 T'fo,. 20
tir II "Alb' 'fS0o'
Green Mrs. Mary. 9G Cherry street.. ~ )
Morse properly ~ .''''t : = II
speer Chri~tIand G., house Hes halfway
ave. --........, .-....-..... .......... Is 30
SIXTH WARD. 1865
Am9ry Peter b ,he S'raHs ho re and =, -
pli sfes % laSq ~ ), =. Il ~
ba,' Alt&ander N. % y acres =" est o,,
S n9g lbGi,il/''tu p'FeeJ Ion 10
b ,s peii"It pi"ce III rear oi ""oo s~
F ner. csth,rin AZ West erscv stree, 20 20
Gill; John Is 100 feet on orch1 IA street ~ IS
or MeeFeE r n, = p,ysanar, mon s. s.
E W;i1 Jesn a ~ ,, Norris street p 20
rE7AxEs OFF 1896. whereas The Receiv,
n er of Taxes of ie city of Elizabeth. ha h
duly prepared transcript of The unpaid taxes
been b, assessed sp1n any lands and real estate
ana real estate, and dld duly cause notice TO
and circulating 10 said cit eta,ngthat said
transcript OF anpaid taxes had been made. and
within NV mt, days after the ii. st publieallon OF
giid no'lce, the oiae world be collected by pub
L c sale, according to law, ACCORDING to the pro.
VISIONS o. an act entitled AN act 10 revise and
amend NE Starter 81 the city OF Elizabeth ap
cript named. Mt the exnirntion Of said twenty