New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
q 49,, MAToRALTYs OF NEW oRLEANs,j
Cannon on Gty a H H. NSg t1 ISL
mo. $780,
soesa That the C9mptroe warrant the Treasurer for
MssstEosEs FsP.i Ts,sei ,hss hysfsa's
Street Commissioners office siSG %.
Asylum and PSfh Fron sDe' Tor 0e0 S' Insane
Weekly Mirror one years subscription Board of Assistant
Z f. q arker Sheriff bill of cost sunday civil suits,
ST. i fs;ssS Co. for hay for pounds So
rs President pro ten. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsns1' President pro tenn Board d Of Ade 45s
nls St D issned JOHN II. MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 578l.l
10 n o and keep
R g H the Sds S ME"2 ne n s
per ne and the same is hereby rejected by The Common
5n Thai S sH surveyor be and he is hereby au
thzed TO repair and put the Magnolia bridge in good
order and condition at an expense not exceeding thousand
five hundred dollars, 49,
President pro tenn; Board Assistant Aldermen.
tsgned p.,.;, s, p pELA BARB
MS St - tsiEnsdl .','' JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
-- mo. 57S2.]
Resolted That The Of hundred and fifty dollars
Sbe and the same s hereby appropriated TO for rea
done the soq n the baldg situated at e o St
tai uaTas Company B. the same PsiHg six
,s PRESIDENT pro tenn BSaFS # Assftaps Aldermen
tssne0 President sro tenn BoaFd Of
MS 8 Tsgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
-. MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
.," Common Council OF the City Of New Oreans.S
mo. 5776.1
Resoee That the Comptroller the Treasurer
Ing his absence from duty caused by bis being wounded
while in The discharge of his duties,
slrnoa President pro 4 .sn' R s9sGa of Aldermen
President pro 1s tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
nj St Isisnedi A''' JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
~ ...- MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, November il, 1851
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
q -sr5~z mo. Still ---r.,
les rmh to erect coke ovens the eyee post Is pro
mcn Council. '''
a [Signed1- JAMES BEGGs
President nro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November IT, 1851 f' ''' Vi
MI 81 Lsisnodl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 5778.J
Reso1ssd Thathe New Orleans City Railroad Company be,
fat me Roa4 posded a sGp bG es
The rails and put down the flat iron rails agreeaby to
Orleans WY falroad Company in The first of this resou
tlon with the pr0yso, be and it is hereby
said company he railroad GFeamen street. from Poland
street to the Barracks.
Resosed That the privileges be entered into
by the Mayor with the said New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany, uotarial act.
[signed1 JAMES BEGGs,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
4" lSgnedJ S. P. DELABARRE,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved November II, 1861
nls 3 Signed' JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
No. 5779.1 --a
hp ia
General Loyel to wooden parapet purpose of
mounting en- barbette for the Of the militia
said aapet TO be erected at such point the City Surveyor
may designate,
tSgnedl JAMES BEGGS
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant A ldernen.
alSignedl S. P. DELABARRE,
. President pro Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November II, 1861.
nl2 So Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
40 Bakers.
IAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
-T.' CITY HAIL, Nov 9, 1851. :
Flour being this day eleven dollars and fifty Sl 80
barrel bakers required during ensuing
week. commencing on MONDAY llh inst, as follows, viz:
second quality or No. 2:
FortyssiX of bread Tor % cents lg
Tweny-lhree ounces OF bread for III cents;
eleven ounces Of bread for cents.
the ioaves OF the third quality. No. B. weigh
ghth mors-that Is
The % cent loaves, ifty-two ounces
The 10 cent loaveS, twenty,siN ounces;
The cent loayeS. twelve ounces
JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
N. B. Bread Of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
me pound aud shal be made baked and stamped required
y ordi.mnee o ESQ. nil IF