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hereby, accepted as the substitute in the place
of Jourdan Barker, as contractor for making a
plank road on First street, in the Fourth Dis
trict, provided said Barker and his security
agree in the transfer of said contract, and that
said Gardere shall furnish security for perform
ing the work according to the specifications on
file in the Surveyors office, satisfactory to the
Finance Committee, and also provided the neces-
sary act to complete the transfer shall be APP
proved by the City Attorney.
Signed, FFANs ALFrFNrr,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed WIN. c. c, CLAIBORNE
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March 5, 1858.
Signed A. d. CRossNAN, Mayor
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Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing sums, on the warrant Of the Comptroller, viz:
10 sundry persons employed in the Surveyor
department IN January, one thousand and sew
ehty eight dollars and thirteen cents.
10 sundry persons for labor and cart hire in
January, three hundred and sixty -one dollars
and sixty 1.-TWO cents
10 sundry persons for labor and cart hire in
and fifty EIGHT cents '''''''i'
To sundry persons for labor and cart hire in
January one hundred and sixty eight dollars
and forty cents.
To sundry persons for labor and cart hire in
january, three hundred and twenty three dol.
lars and thirty cents
10 pay roll of dredge boat for January, forty
one dollars and fifty -seven cents
To NewOrleans Gas Light Company, for light
ing the city and for lamps and fixtures TO LIST
January, 1893, four months, thirteen thousand
seven hundred and sixty -one dollars and seven
ty-tour cents.
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No 672

Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is
Hereby, authorized to purchase from Mark
walton, Esq, the property situated Mt the cor
ner OF Lafayette and St Charles streets, and
known as the Old Municipal Hall, for the sum
OF thlrty-tw0 thousand five hundred dollars, the
city to assume the payment Of the purchase
notes given by the said Walton for the purchase
OF said property, together with the accrued in
terest on said notes, and the balance of the pur-
chase money TO be in cash
Resolved, That the Comptroller shall issue
his warrant on the Treasurer in favor Of Mark
Walton for the balance that may be due him in
accordance with the above resolution, whenever
the Mayor shall notify him that the purchase Of
the said property is completed.
Resolved, That the Mayor IS hereby author
lied to purchase from the Wardens of the Church
Of st. Louis the buildings now oocnssd by the
Courts in the Second Distrcx III COMPOSED
within the square bounded by Charities, ST.
Ann, Royal and St. Peter streets, for the price
and sum of $50 600
Resolved, That the Comptroller shall issue his
warrant on the Treasurer in favor Of the said
Wardens Of the Church of st. Louis for the said
sum Of sos 600 whenever the Mayor shall mott
fly him that the purchase and transfer of said
property is completed.
Signed, FR4ys ALprrvTg
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed WV Q, CLunoHxE
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March 8 1853
Signed A. b. CRossnAv. Mayor
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No %.

Resolved, That any Fire or Hook and Ladder
Company of the city of NewOrleans (Milneburg
Fire Company No !, cxeepted,) that fails to
turn out at fire, as required by ordinance NJ.
64G, shall pay fine Of twenty five dollars for
the benefit of the Firemen's Charitable Associa-
tion and it is hereby made lie duty of the
Comptroller when an infraction of this ordinance
is reported to him, to deduct said fine from the
appropriation due the company reported
lnlgnedI FRANs. ALPUrSTE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedI WI g. q. CLArnoRsE.
President Board u Aldermen
Approved March s. 1906.
LSignedl D CRossst,v, Mayor
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MAYoRALrY OF INV ORLEANS. March :.

Resolved, That in consequence of the defal-
cation and disappearance of Francis Buchanan,
Collector Of Levee Dues on sea going vessels, Of
the Second District, the said office be- and is
hereby, declared vacated.
Resolved, That the temporary appointment
by the Comptroller of 0mcr Forter, Esq as
collector Of Lcyce Dues On SEA going vssscs for
the Second District, be, and is hereby, approved
and that Messrs CASTOR, Villars and Edward
Fortier 5e accepted securities, until the fur
ther action Of the Council
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10. go.

Resolved, That the Committee on Fire be, and
are hereby, authorized to purchase-subjeet tC
the approval of the Common Council-a suitable
lot Of ground for the use of Chalmette Fire Com
pany No. %
Resolved, That as soon as said purchase is
completed the Comptroller be, and is hereby
authorized to sell at auction, after ten days no
tce, the contract for building a house and stable
for the use of Chalmette Fire Company No. %,
in accordance with specifications on file in the
Surveyors Office.
Siglodi FRANs. AIPurSTE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed WM. c G CLAIBORNE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March :, 1858.
Signed 4 CRossi,v Mayor
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Resolved, That when Liberty Hose Company
surrenders to the Surveyor the following named
property, viz One Hose Tender; one Hose Car.
riage; one thousand feet good hose three hun
dred and fifty feet hose in bad order; one horse
ana sundry articles furniture, that the rreasu.
rer shall be authorized TO pay on the warrant OF
the Comptroller the Indebtedness Of said Liberty
Hose Company-proyided, that the said inlcbt-
edness shall not exceed the sum of seven hun
bred dollars
Resolved, That when the above named prop
erty is surrendered to the Surveyor, it shall be
his duty to report to the Council the estimated
value of said property, and if said value exceeds
the amount of theindehtedncss OF said Company,
the Comptroller is hereby authorized to warrant
on the Treasurer in favor Of the Firemen's Char
liable Association for the amount of said excess
lsignedl FRANs AlrrESrg.
President Board Of Assistant .rnen
lSignedI WI c. C. CLAIBaRNE.
President BJagd Of Aldermen
Approved March 5 1853
Islgnedl A p CnossNiV Mayor
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No So


Whereas, Under the provisions Of ordinance
No. GAG, the seyeral Fire Companies Of the city
are required to carry to fire not less than FIVE
hundred feet of hose, and as many of the Compa-
MES have not that amount of hose, therefore
be it
Resolved, That additional hose for the year
1888 be, and is hereby, appropriated to the fol
lowing named Fire Companies to wit: To Yigi-
Fire Company No. 4, two hundred aud fifty feet ;
to Eagle Fire Company No, Z, one hundred feet
to Phoenix Fire Company No. 6, four hundred
feet; to Red Rover Fire Company No. IS, one
hundred feet to James Gulick Fire Company
No II, two hundred and fifty feet; to Orleans
Fire Company No. 81, one hundred feet
Signed FRANs ALrurSrE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed W. G. g. CLMRoRrE.
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March 8 1858
Signed cRos5M4S. Mayer
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Resolved, That the coffee houses situated at
the st, Charles Hotel, St Louis Hotel, CITY 10
tel, Verandah Hotel, Arcade Hotel, Louisiana
Hotel, and the ooffee-houses known ms the Gem,
the Ruby, the s0zerac, the Orleans and Melon
nelrs, be classed as first class coffee houses.
and that all other houses selling nj more than
pcayune glass be classed as second class.
and those selling liquor at picayunc or less a
glass be placed in the third class and the
Treasurer be, and he is hereby, instructed TO
collect the license according to this classical
tion, under the provision of the third section Of
Ordinance No. 52l, approved December 81, 1852
telgnedl FRANs. AlpuEnrR,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lelgnedt WNt, C. G, CLABoRSE
President Beard of Aldermen
ESignedl d CRos5,t,x Mayor
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No. Uu0.
Resolved, That permission be- and the same
is hereby, given to Messrs. Snow, Gliddon q Co
to occupy, for dry dock, one thousand feet Of
the Levee of the Third District, commencing at
the centre of the property formerly belonging
to NJ. Address, and extending downward for
the space of ten years from the date of the ap-
proval of this resolution on condition that said
Snow, Gliddon & Co. shall annually puy into
the City Treasury the sum of one hundred dol
lars, and shall keep the Levee in front of said
dry dock in constant good repair to the satisfac-
ton of the Surveyor,
[Sgnedl FRASs A1PuFNrF
President Board ofAssistant Aldermen.
LSiguedl WAI. c. G. CLAtRoRNE
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March 1853.
[Signcd A D. CRossatAv, Mayor
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Isignedl


No. col.
Be it ordained, That the port Of the Fourth
District shall be divided as follows:
RI. All that part between First and Sixth
streets for flatboats, to load and unload their
cargoes. except such wharves as in the Judgment
Of the Harbor Master may be impracticable for
such purposes.
2. That such wharves lctween Second and
Sixth streets as can not be used for loading and
unloading fiatboats, may Le appropriated to the
use of ships and steamboats,.
3. The balance of the port, from Sixth street
to the upper line of the Fourth District, shall be
used for breaking up fatboats, and no person OF
persons shall be permitted to break up any fat
boats or other boats in any other part Of the
port, under penalty of fifty dollars for each
and every offence, recoverable before any Court
Of competent jurisdiction, for the use of the
city.
4. Be it ordained, That all fatboats keelboats
or barges, laden in whole or in part with the
following designated articles, shall, in future,
land and discharge their cargoes within the
limits of the Third and Fourth Districts set
apart for such purposes viz cotton, hay, grain
IN the ear, apples, potatoes, lumber, hoop poles.
slaves and mixed cargoes for trading purposes
Boats otherwise loaded may land as heretofore
IN the respective Districts
(signed) VIZ. C. q. CLAIBORNE.
President Board of Aldermen
(S'gned) FRANs. ALPuENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
True copy. II. BIER, Secretary.
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No. 67s

Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant of the Comptroller, TO Franklin Fire Com
pany No. II, one hundred and sixty dollars
($l60) same being for rent of Engine House for
eight months, up to lst March, 1858
Signed fRAss. ALPrFSrE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed WM. G. @, Ca4BoRNE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March g. 1853.
Signed A. D CRossMAN, Mayor
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Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant eff the Comptroller, to Red Rover Fire Com
pany No 1G, eleven hundred dollars for new
engine, if said engine is made in NewOrleans
and nine hundred dollars if made elsewhere
provided, that the warrant shall not be issued
until the engine is received and approved by the
Surveyor
Signed, FRANs ALfuENrE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed VIM. y. q. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March 5, 1858.
Signed A. D. CRossMAN, Mayer
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No, es4

Resolved, That t. fifth article Of the orl-
nance approved Goth November, 1915, relative 10
the Markets, be so amended as to dispense the
Vegetable Market Of the Second District Of this
city, situated on the Leyee between St Philip
and Ursulne streets, and the Vegetable Mar
ket Of the Third District, from the effect and re-
quiremeuts of the same so far as it imposes the
obligation to the occupants of the tables under
said Market to place their names and number
on said tables
lSignodl FHA,s AtFrEx1E
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed wv. {. c. CLAIBORNE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved Marchj 1865.
Signed A. b CBossNAy, Mayor
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No. 6I6.

Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at public
auction, after sixty days notice in the official
journal, the contract for the supply and delive-
ry, within the Third District, of thirty five
thousand yards of square block paving stones,
for the paving of the public road from Espan-
AIDE to Louisa street, Ggreeably to specifications
on file in the Surveyors Department. The sale
to be subject to the approval Of the Common
Council
Signed, FRANs. ALPrESTg
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
signed. WNt c. C. CLAIBORNE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March s. 1865.
Signed, A. ID. CRossMtN, Mayor
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so. e5s.

rrso'yed, That article ten Of an ordinanc
n.sSra by the Common Council, and promulga
III by the Mayor on the 3lst Dec, 1852, fixing
me tax and license to be paid on professions
cars 4, pg -
~ sale, and that they shall pay the license as
reofore fixed by the General Council of the
4tySf New0rleans
st<k10gned, Wa Q. O CL.IsohsF,
President Board of Aldermen.
A. SIGNED FRANcrs AIPuESIE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March. 8, 1855.
Signed A d. CRossMAN Mayer
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Resolved, That the Sexton of the Public Gem
etery, situated in the Fourth District, in the
square bounded by Washington, Prytania, Sixth
and Coliseum streets, be, and is hereby, direct
ed to have the grounds thereof cleared of the
rubbish that now encumbers said premises
Resolved, That all persons who may hereafter
erect tombs or vaults within said cemetery shall
be required to remove therefrom. Immediately
after the construction of tomb or vault, all
bricks, mortar, sand, lumber and other mate
rails that may remain, and that it shall be the
duty of the Sexton to see that the same has
been done without delay.
Resolved, That any person or persons that
shall fail to comply with the foregoing resolution
shall be subjected to fine of ten dollars for
each offence, recoverable before any court of
competent JURISDICTION.
[Signedl WIN G C CLuBoRSE
President Board OF Aldermen
lsignedJ Fans. ALPUFNrE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March !, 1853.
[Sgnedl A ChosssAN Mayor
True copy Ii. BIER. Secretary.
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, Nc.
~ lSI CHARITIES sra EiTJ. WRIGHT CO having e11lvse
70 Stand Inryaled peycry department thdr
with the ppreters and an rho genuine popular Patent 80 d,
cines throughout tho Vel SNs, keep ppd
WIN afsh and ample assortment s rates ar bess tho usual
P g. ~ ts they enabled 70 ode tor the uectr
oahase The most sEersve assortment Witch car o found bsor
Having the
safe OF Patent MeaeneH they have acquired fc cnju this
particular depsne the most liberal SCALE Hd pcpasdto
supply the trade that the
a to realize handsome centae either whole
sale ~ retail A. elr establishment be found full Of
AL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES; Tie following list comprse,
their Assortment and be frhud
aom twenty to w sutyye cent than manuac
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NJ GSb

Be ii resolved, That the Strset Commissioner
be, and is hereby, invited to remove or to cause
to be removed, the large quantity of oyster
shells now lying on the levee in the Second Dis
trict between the two markets.
Signed FBANs. ALrCENrE.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Signed WI. @. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March ), 1855
Signed A CBossMAN Mayor
True copy IL. BtrE Secretary
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Resolved, That the Mayor be, and is hereby,
authorized topurehase from Bd de Santos, lot
of ground situated on Dauphin street. between
Cont and st. Louis streets, measuring twenty
eight feet front by one hundred and twenty feet
deep, together with the improvements thereon,
for the use Of Eagle Fire Co. No. T.
Resolved, That the sum of four thousand five
hundred dollars be, and is hereby, appropriated
for the purchase of said lot and IMPROVEMENT
loignedl FANS AIPuENrE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl Wd G CLArBnHNr
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved March 5, 1858,
isignedl A. D, CRossNAN. Mayor
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No 63.

Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing sums on the warrant of the Comptroller, viz
To \. BruslG, for stationery furnished tho
Police Station Second District, one hundred lol
lars and ffty-fyc cents
To [. PlauchG, for inspecting tile weights o
the Market, fust District, three dollars ana
sixty cents
To John Paul, for fitting up Street Commits.
sioner's Office, fifteen dollars.
To Peter MaGkey, for brooms ETC., purchased
BY Street Commissioner, two dollars and seventy.
five cents
10 Francis Ploger, for removing nuisance.
etc, eleven dollars and ten cents
To Commercial Bulletin, for twelve months
subscription, Recorder Office, First District,
twelve dollars
10 j. Joseph, for carriage Of collins from the
Work -house, three dollars.
10 }. Mackling for repairs 10 harness al
Black Maria, fifteen dollars.
10 Merchants Insurance Company, for policy
dollars Nv
To II. Z, Lawrence, for three months rent Of
recorders office, Fourth District, three hundred
dollars u g
To John Coleman, for carrying sick to Charity
Hospital, twenty-one dollars.
10 J. K. Cochran, for glazing done al The stnra
% hos. McGuire, Fourth District, nine dollars
To Il. Doane, for services rendered as Secre.
taly OF the Finance Committee. one hunIred
dollars. '''ii''i s''
Signed FANS AIrcEVry
tFesldent Board OF Assistant Aldermen
SiEheu7 NNt G e. CLAtBBRNF
President Board Of Aldermen
Signed A. u. cRoss,iAN, Mayor.
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VHfF5A W. Alsil 10 1NA BASIN CORNER W IULlA IN
81 'nts STREETS. NEW ORLEANS
hand 81 the Ioras marx =prtca
BRUINS WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME,
OAK, Ash AND Pine woOD, CHARCOAL, st,.o.c.
CLAPBoARps aniaiLsSIspPi
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Resolved, That permission be, and is hereby,
granted to the Gymnasium Stock Company %.
Gorren, President to establish a shooting gal
lery on St. Charles street, No. 1G; provided D.
Gorren pays the customary license for the same.
and erects it to the satisfaction of the Street
Commissioner, and subject to removal at the
pleasure of the Common Council
[Sgned FRAys ALruENrr
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl WH o. c. CLAIBORNE
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March s. 1853
lsignedl A. ID. CRossMAS, Mayor
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Resolved, That the contractors for lighting
the oil lamps Of the city be paid in the same
manner as has been customary heretofore, viz :
for all lamps IN the market houses which burn
all night, double the price of street lamps
Signed FRANs. ALFuESrE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed, WM G. G. CLAIBORNE.
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March :. 1856
Sign 4 II. CRQssAIsr. Mayor
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Resolved, That the Mayor give notice in ac-
cordance with the acts of the Legislature that
it i the intention of the Common Council to set
apart for public uses two lots of ground COM
prised within Camp, Race and Coliseum streets
Resolved, That should no satisfactory opposi-
ton be made thereto. after due notice, til,
Mayor is authorized to take the necessary Legal
rkeps to carry out the views Of the Council
fSignsdl VIM @. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen
fSignedl FRASs ALruESrE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 5, 1858.
Signed A. d. CRossMAS, Mayor.
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Resolved, That it shall be the duty of the
several Wharfingers, from and after this date, to
report to the Comptroller the date of departure
of all vessels from their respective Districts
Resolved, That the Common Council will meet
in joint session on Tuesday, the Sth instant, at
o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of electing y
Collector of Levee Dues on sea-going vessels,
for the Second District
[Signed FRANs ALrUENtF.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed WM, G. G Ct uBoRNE
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March 7, 1858.
Signed A. D. CRossAttv, Mayor