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MAYORALTY---( 1FFIClAL.


lars for the rst offence hundred dolarsfO
the second before any court Of competent
jntisdc ion or Recorder
sFc H. Every person doing business pursuing any ayqca
ton under authority Of this ordinance shall be required TO Keep
hung up some proper and visible place IN the room
store or rlace of business certificate signed by the
that they have paid their icense and person refusing to
exhibit said certificate In the aforesaid shall fine
otwcny dollars toreneh ion recoverable before any
SEC 49, All penalties fines imposed for any ntrheton or
violation of this ordinance we'll as tax levied by this fdi
dctiun Recorder for the benefit Of he cy Any violations
nWcins OF this ordinance otherwise provided for shall
be punished with re Of from ten hundred dollars for
each offence MI fines TO be for the benefit aforesaid and
cpyerable by the city. .. -.-.... .... Nv
SEQ 10 All applications cerses shall be writing
the Treasurer the of the applicant applicants,
shall speOy the of the business they propose fol
low 7 number partners in the concern with their
and whether they resident resident partners also,
whether is intended that liquors to he sold in said bust
p, ..,a .-
SEC So All persons resident the city State acting
ders display SAMPLES sell goods in whatever
shall nay The OF hundred doars' said 10 be
aty fifty dollars recoverable any competent MaEis
trnte or Recorder for the benefit of the city.
SEC 81 Each md levee merchant ship steamboat
captain or other person. not ernmeraed IN this ordinance, Do
ing business the eyee other part OF the city in the
of selling amy kind Of goods merchandise shall
pay license of twenty five dollars. 49, .. So
SEC 81 Every merchant trader dealer obber OF goods
tail business wholesale rore aud lot specified
or trades in and where sprtuous malt liquors sold
seventy, five dollars. ...-;,. ~ M "a.
year. payable in auraaee
SIG 81 All ordinances orpar of ordinances conflicting in
ht With this ordnance sEe TSfShy repealed
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tSfgred1 GERARD SrITH,
President pro ten. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December Ii, 1854.
tssneaI JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
true copy: -a ~ ~
dit ct - MARION A. BAKER Secretary to Mayor
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To BnlI crs.

MkYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
: Q - e. -..- CRY HALL. Dec. ii 1861, !
r,ee5a "a no Bakers So The price OF smperline
Flour beng this day ten deilas and fifty eensSD b.
per barrel bakers required during the enSuing
week. commencing MONDAY I6Jh inst, follows via
Second qnaiy NJ, q =. #. H.-s ~ 4. -.
FeCtvegh of bread for 20 cents p
-- Twenty tour ounces of bread for 10 cents :,
Twelve ounces uf bread for cents - . ~ e~1
1he loaye Of tho hind quality! No 8 weigh one
eighth nlbrG-thnt is to ~ Fr
The p Pert lUaGes, yfOur ounces; $40 1'-. Pr.
The IL cett tOayeS twenty kpven ounces
TO- 4Ths cent iGayes. Eh.rEtIi ulnGe-
n = BsA3 thv EiIa Qpaiiy. Fancy Breed IpHst We
maze M Extra Hnnr aud The rHS ii ~ eNce9d In wuR
one p9nd sud sue &c wsg baked and stamped Us esquire
b. orttsapee 10, 57S9. F'7
d. II JOHN T. MONROE Nsyor.
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JEFFERSON CITY, December 10 1891
7 Arrived yesterday 81 Hogs, and 57s Sheep,
Amount of stock sold were % Western and 1870
Texas Beeves, 1853 Hogs, $50 Sheep and 1856 Veal
Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are % Western
and 42e Texas Beeves, 491 Hogs, 7o9 Sheep and
1903 Veal Cattle. We quote ~ gagsSf4
PRIoEs: Hs@
Texas Cattle, hrs quality "a head 80 no4O 90
Texas Cattle Record aualv ~. IL. 20 g093D Or
Western Beet Cattle FIRST gnaty, n head, 30 ec ~
Western Besyas, second a1a'iti ~ 90 60 10
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City Hall, Dec. H. 1851. ;
Common Council of the city of New Orleans.
mo. 5S25.1
Reso'rc3, That the second OF the ordinance of the Com
Council No. 517S tie and il is hereby amended
Jnat said City Railroad CotnsaY be and they hereby
thoriaed to substitute iron for fat iron rails Greatne
Street from Poland the Barracks provided that sad
company plank the between ackS after the
Of Of their railroads Magazine street, Fourth
ict and that ulankea
KEEP in good order AMI repair by said Company during he
their and other said
ngreeaby contract; and further provided inst when
iron oE that the be paved, that said Earoad
Company shall take ihe said iron rails and lay down
their place the flat iron rails equ ed in their original
tract and that TINS amended said ordinance No. 5S and it
is hel eby Hd0pted.n
tSignsdl .. b.. J..MAGIONT,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl GERARD STITH
's President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved December II, 1861.
Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Ri
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MAYOR,AI .TY..-..sI SSIeFICTAL..

y.t4t{g9 55 MAYQRALTY hF NEW ORLEANS, }
a@ tj S. "a City, Hall, December 10, 1851 ;
p &3s5 Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
mo. 5S26.l Is !, y, s,5r,g
Rolpe3 That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of the
of the following markets hereby approved
the securities accepted and the Mayor authorized
fornfanee ofthsr contracts. viz: sI ~ n eSF A
II Meat Market Second District to b. ADMINISTRATIVE ID
Gerhardt, for S5S;00O., l- al ..0 y ~
O. Vegetable Market Second District to NJ Freehon- secu
rity G. Ds.tilon- for S45lOO n . - I'M -
s. FruMarket Second District to N FEecbo-sec,rity G.
Dastilun-for S4ttQ. .'' 7 T37 ~ ~
'tSguedj II Hss ,+ +e j. MAGTONI. Hr 'sy
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
iSignedl S. 2. DELABARRE,
,,-..... President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Deceraher L. 1861
dill 81 Sigledl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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COHPrkuLLER's OFFICE.
City OF New Orleans July I, 1885
No 2t29.l
- ESOLVED; That the onptrOIler be and
~ he Is hereby authorized and required 70 give notice by
5taDiis advert tbs Official iouFaj that
win the GlGth section Of ordinance Nc l4t2 approved March
30 lG54 tic Goracil viii pay bill AganE( the city
contracted Eude authority Of Comptroller In
scGSr1snce with the 6rdiuspcE r.faIreG
lSgnedl { l.. TRACY,
President Board OF. Assistant Aldarnoap,
l6Kned J.. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved April "a, 1885
laEneaI JoHf l.. LEWIS Mayor,
Tie attention the 9aoers city tas pueIo re-
specially sailed TO she foregoing rssnintic. ~ ~
@. ". CULBERTSON,
jyl5 II .4 Eonlptr"liei City of Eow ORGANS.
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f. GAEUcHEAU, President.

sworn to and subscribed before this lib day of oco
Der, ls6l. -..- NJ r. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parshof Orleans.
At ameeting held the instant the Board Trustees
have declared q Scrip Dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT on the earned premiums for the past hir
ending Goth September 1851 for whcheerhcates will issred
and after the 18th Of December Also ageeably with
the Charter M Interest at the rate of Eight Per Cent per
which will paid in Cash after the 9th instant to
the original subscribers premiums paid credited their
notes. ar-HSf@
E. GANUCHEAU President
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HIarillt snteLllasllte.

/, 4 $500 CsEscrsr orterfNo. 40 damp Street, Z
Thursday Morning December 10. 1861. :
i EsE4 Arrived Yeaterdng.$ gS
Schr Mary Agnes, -, I'm the Coast, to master =
M I'd dist. 81. ,ss.81sse Z, -. p tsst 5rt
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Sehr Ccrah, ~, fm the Coast, to master--2 I'd dist
Sten
Peytona, Landrum, FIN Memphis.
W M Morrison, Newell, FIN Memphis. t
g.. Gen Quitman, Cannon, I'm Memphis.
Mary T., Dugas, FIN Donaldsonville.
Iherville, Gross, FIN Fort Adams.
Ne Era No. 8, Kouns, FIN Alexandria.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for d fg-
y glng aud cleaning Mepolne CANAL from Camp 10

&A =
- gns aud cleaning Melpome Canal from Camp 10 Dryade
The Mepoueue Canal from Camp TO pyadqs street, shan be
cleaned out and dug vidth ottweay feet at tie top ten
feet tia bottom and to depth of fest below the level
OF the lowest ground at DryaCes ttree
fie sides and bottoms said aud ditch shall e nicely
and sruoothed off and dressed according the ne aud
levels be given by the City Surveyor all dirt slunps
roo etc shah DO cast out at ess five feet from the sides of
All bridges across said canal aud dch as Well as all ratings
on the sides Of he same which b disturbed damaged
by the shall be repaired by said
insied in their former condition previous the making
The Contractors shall bind themselves to have all dams con
Tgcted b them opened every 20 as to prevent the water
The whole work shall be excepted Under the supervision of
the CITY Surveyor and the entire satisfaction of officer
All the materials and labor required shall be furnished by the
The contractors shall bound to begin the work in the ten
Council, and TO complete the within sixty days after
under penalty Of len dollars per day for each ard every
Payment IN cash on the compilation Of the whole work and
Security to Of Sl500 shall be required to
gqagause the faithful performance Of he contract.
is well understood that In Of failure by the
TO begin finish the work any part thereof within the pc
Rod dXed in the Council be d satisfied III the
in WHICH the work being executed, Council have
the right annu the without putin contractors in
default required by article 1898 the CT vii Code with
out indemnify and it is also well understood that in the
shall at any time abandon he work and and
contractors shall forfeit AL Gains they may have for any
city shall be Thereby dcbarsed from any and ali liability there
ioanlt is also well understood that
sold the contractors and their shall be held and bound
in soido pay the city s Loss difference
price which the contractors originally contracted perform
Bids per running of EOS feet for the whole work
New Orleans, December IS, 1901
Approved by Committees on Streets and Landings 81 both
Boards Of the Common Council
tsi:Hss j GGs' DAVIS. }chairrnsn.
B. W. HEBRARD,
DID II deputy Comptroller.
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R ED R1V E 4,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. At 5 P NJ
REGU RED RIVER Low
49, H. Water SENT Weekly Packet lsns-In place of tho
Rapidcs For Alexandria. Nnruons
orton'E and alt Intern -diRte andings-Th fms
gh drRuEnt passenger Era No. 7, O. j. Barstav
master, leaves every Saturday Mt 5 2 NJ.
And Era No s. G. l.. kouns, master, leaves every Wed.
Desday ut 5 T. for the above
Conn ing regularly at AeXadria With the light draft
steamer Era No 6, taking freight through without delay 70,
Shreveport Grand Bayou GapPe Grand ECore Maurice
Coe and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply on board.
FIRGTSIUS c. DENTZEI.,
d2 Advertising Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


S'a5 " ESnE GomfrRcILEn's OFFICE, Cry II ALL, I
New Orleans, Dec. l6 1861.
,r" sG.sT. mo. 5s07.j ''FTr.I'
ReSord That the Comptroller be and ho Is hereby author
lied adudcse the lowest bidder after ye days notice p
the official Journal H, for cleaning out the s G"lyef CANAL
in accordance with speeiHca9nso Of The Surveyor and heGd
indication b. subject to the approval or rejection Of the
-,a - President Board Of AssistPn. Aldermen.
,s, : - Presdeuttro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
y Npp'''fI sgnedi v JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
December 1851 viii andicae, Mt my office at IL O'Clock
ai6d It @. W. ouLBERTsoS, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIoNs for The conurac fpr d,s-
= gng and cleaning ont tho GaSez Canal, from The New
The alvex Canal from the New Canal to Canal carondelet
sm be cleaned and dns to Width twenty-five feet q" 1e top
Ieyei OF The lowest ground in he section, t.g,,.z
The sides md bottoms Of said canal ba be neatly cn and
smoothed o aud dressed according TO the lines and ePe to be
given ~ the cy suTvsyor and al dirt itnmPs ROT stG
All bridges said canal well as all railngs the
contractors sha be by ors rtnae ensued
in their former condition previous TO the making Of any settle
The GootrNc6rs shall bind themselves have All dn
from Backing into The cutters Of he city.
1 TGS SG a 4 h s FHs e p eer
All the materials and labor required shall be Of the best Qua
contretor shall be bound begin the work in The
days following the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
Council complete the three mouths after
penalty Of dolAs day for each and day thereafter
The saire Is completed. r' E'~."
Security Of $500 shall BIO required ,ouaantee
the taihftl performance Of The contract.
Payment the completion Of the whole work and
acceptance of the same by the City Surveyor. ma.
IL well understood that In al failure by the contractor
begin finish the work, any part thereof within the
fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the
in which is beng executed the Council shall have the right
annnl the uhnu putting the in default
ing court Of Justice 10 annn the and without intem
rv aud Is sr we'll understood that IN the contractor
shah at time sbandon the work not finish and complete
the in conformity with his contract, The said contractor
shall forfeit all claims he uy have for part Of the work
done by him the date Of the abandonment and that the
city shall be thereby discharged ror and all liability there
for and is also well understood that in the contract he
Tes1d the contractor and his securities ha be held and bound
in otdo pay unto the ciyan loss difference between the
price which the originally contracted perform
the work. and the prices which it may be hdjIdicacd
resale regdiUdicaton. OIL.
Bids be per running of POS feet for the whole
comple'e.
New Orleans December l3. 1851.
Signed LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards of the Common Council
s sisnsd} f j S2S' DAVIS }ch"irrnen,
Registered December IA. 1851. .."I
b. W. HEBRARD
dc It Deputy Comptroller.
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Leaves on FRIDAY, aDth inst. at p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORI,Ea ~

------- MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEAgs
~ M Packet idDe-for Memphis and all the Headss
asssSs1ssasE VIM. NJ. EIorrtson. r II. Newell ,nRter
VIII leave above. For freight apply board
F1RGIEIUS G. DENTZEL a
dc Advertising Agsn.
60 This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets f
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with Mem
ps and Charleston Railroad taking freight for Carlettoh
Savannah Norfolk. NA.h Vile etc. ~
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CoNPTRoLLEn's OFFICE, CRY. Hall
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1861.
TNo 1893 I

LII
New Orleans, Dec To- 1861.
No. 5S0S.l
Roire1 That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
10 Eel the lowest bidder Rf days notice the
Journal contract for digging and cleaning the Mepomene
canal from Camp nsades The work performed
according specifications be in the Surveyors office and
the adjudication to be subject the approval rejection Of the
Common Council.
[signedl J. MAGIONI
-5 President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lStgued1 S. P DELARARRE,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen, &
TSirned' JOHN r. MONROE Mayor
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY the 18th day Of
ecember 1861 will adiudicate at my office, II O'Clock
NJ. the above contract
dc l2t. C. W. CULBERTSOH COMPTROLLER
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Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 23d day Of
December 1861 win andicae, Mt office at IL O'Clock
his Il = @. W. OuLBERTsoN. Conptroller.
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NO. 5Sz2. .
R8Olre3 Tnat the Comptroller Treasurer in
favor Of Chapman yams Tor the of hundred and
one dollars and ght cents tS10l 2) being for
bridges London aud GENTLY road hifd Dis
trict, per bill on hle
tSigned J. MAGI0NI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSigned] GERARD STIrH,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Approved December is, 1861. T.
Holm r MONROE
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No. 5Sl5.l
Whereas the Comptroller and Treasurer the city
Orleans and their deputies buy engaged signing The
city and their hole time is Taken
work for the Of meeting the demands Of the public
And whereas it that the license bs
coming year wit l62 should be signed Immediately
fore, be 1t
Rsso That the Comptroller and Treasurer be and they
are hereby authorized appoint discreet
said licenses ud tax bills said nominations 10 he subject
approval of the Board Of Aldermen the Council
Provided that the salary of the persons appointed shall
exceed 500 per til each.
lSignedl j. MAGIoNI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
/. lSignedl GERARD STITH,
. President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December Is, 1861.
df4 St Signed - JOHN T. MONROE. Mayer.
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o.
Re'9tUe1 That leave absence the Is hereby
granted 10 r. NJ Address, Deputy Hhardnger Of the Fourth
district for The space of ninety days from the I'd December
inst ant and that VIM Hamilton be authorized in his
stead during his abseuce provided the secue Of said F. NJ
Address consent thereto and provided further that the
shall in wise be liable for any compensation etc. TO
Hamilton
49,. [Sgnedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board of AssistRnt Aldermen.
[Sigued1 GERARD STITH,
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December b. 1861.
s!4 St fsigned1 JOHN T MONROE. Mayor.
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NO. 0SIF
Reors That permission be E hereby granted 10 Cueh
Il Oe ny to engine their premises No Spain
street, provided that the be erected
existing ordinances, and remain during The pleas Of
Common Council fa -
..- tSignedl j. NAGIONI, 1855.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSIguedl g.. GERARD SlIrH,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December IS, Ash
dI4 St. Lsgnrdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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NO. ONIoI
Rsosad That permission be and the hereby granted
to F. CoeHIpa erect from three foge his
es No IS ST. Joseph stree for the purpose Of making gem
carriages and cass0ns for the Confederate Government
other work he having complied with ordinance No Of
City Council sad privilege be in force daring The pleasure
Of the Council.
[Sigued1 ! MAGI0NI 81
President Beard of Assistant Aldermen
ISigned . D. GERARD sTTTH,
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December Is, 1851.
dl4 ut fSigned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-22
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange RrOlyers.

Exchange Brokers,
No. ll7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &c, &C., promptly and
accurately drawn.
rROMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city the brokers Boards in Pha.
duphia New York. other cities by means Of cores
pOnding brokers whu are all rms Of high standing.
NO EXTRA CUNlMl sSIONS are charged on storks or
purchased oad the regular bro. commission
Of quarter per cent being divided between
and agents.
DRAFls-we draw on Philadelphia, New York or Nos.
ton and procure drafts other American cities the
lowest rates Of exchange.
fOREIuN DEAFrs-Wo draw on Great Britain, Ire.
and. Ourmtuy and every other country in Europe.
on houses Of undoubed standing, In to suit our
customers.
EXCnANGR-Fo or Domestic-bought aud sold
al tho mesi favorable rates allowed by the market
premium will almost always bs allowed for Checks on New
York.
REAL ESTATE-we attend to the purchase and salo
Of Heal Estate in town enunlry aud RESPECTFULLY vtr
purchasers sellers To give ra We rent houses,
sud when dtHred by customers attend t1 the coJt
ton OF their rents.
COLLECTIONS Our correspondence enables us To
reach any prominent point in America In any foreign
country through the most reliable channels. Our faci.
tea for making colleclns therefore complete and
consequently persons Ayang themselves Of them may be
onhdsnt that their business will he faithfully and
drumptly attended 10. eur chsiges are low are
n ade by sny reliable parties.
In avery where employed aim iH to do
he bd1l Tor the interest Of custlmafs aud solicit
he patronage If our friends and the public generally
jan JOHN MeLEAH a SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-22
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE aorRL,
STEWARDS POUNDERY.

THE und rsigne1 having purchaser the er,ir. i ,, ,
i III the tuu NbERY aud RAtLlNG suoP ~ at M,
corner Of FRvNT aud MONROE STREETS in This civ
Is Prepared to Xecue all orders that uy be -
his '''1 ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-22
THE LIVING HOME
Asn
PeopIe's Roardino House

No REDUCTION OF PRICES for The snpla resso,, ,ta,
Me r''r put them ups hut have been doing business
nus sl for one half the usual charges f- same a
act tina we have less eypenos To ray out al our bnsin
gre depending mainly The soil t1r our subssent
'nl noMeye mueh there is OF WAk md destrucon the
ana stil brings irih ahuuiInce for man and besa,
Fns mus siinatedi W. shall continue take buarder
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