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Monday Mnri,sn.r = M, ~ i,1,ie oiIsSaEeE,

~ ss,is CRESCENT orricE, No. 20 CAMp STREET
@sta. "a monday Morning, November 1S 1861. B
COTTON. We did not hear of d sale TO-DAY. 81
TOBACCO. Nothing reported. as7 = W q
SUGAR, With ample supplies the market is
dull and depressed, with sales of 500 hbds. at Dc.
Tor Common, u for Low Fair, for Low Clarified
and -844c. % ID. for Fully Fair. &. .g44ss. V
MoLAssRs, The receipts have been heavy and
prices have not been maintained, the sales EN-.
hfaelng 1900 bbls. at tic. for Common and Fer.
menting and rs3@195 for Prime to Choice. Also
3ou hail bbls, at $l9@2Ic for common and 22c. 10
gallon for Prime.
FLOUR Dull and drooping-15o bbls. Super.
fine sold at.
CORN. 1i5e sacks White sold at -. 4 " "A
II Bran BY 1000 sacks sold-at ~ q 100 lis.
y, HAY Crab Grass, Is selling at s27. 5o@ss2 so
% ton. - - DS y y 90 ~
LAssp. 100 kegs sold at sc, Holder are now
asking more. @Es
WHISKY. Rectiied is retailing slowly at 81 70
gallon. -
PoRE. Ness is retailing slowly at $45 q Dbl.
BEEF. g. Mess Is retailing at $8s % Dbl. s
BaooS Bacon Hams are retailing at 22c., and
Sugar Cured at 2S825c. % 10.
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featuring Il II Comes net from the eatiyators and
producers Of the earth |? The wealth of the great
South is to be derived part from its prospective
European and other foreign trade to arise froh its
productions of cotton and tobacco, andeif neces-
sary, sugar; for undoubtedly the sugar lands of
Louisiana and Texas can be nade to yield an in
crease in sugar for eSportation to Europe. II
| The general money market continues very easy.
The dross is abundant for those who Do not want
liz or whose business and ayocations will not admit
Sof the high rates of interest now asked for the
usual run of mercantile securities26D3 S9et per
month nsance is beyond the means Of any regular
business, and of such paper that is neither FIRST,
second nor thirdclass. The mass of the uaper now
offering is composed of mortgage securities. There
are occasional transactions at the rate of from IL
OBS vet. per annunl These are few and far be-
tween. In the meantime money is accommodating,
and ina short time owners will not know what to
90 with it. They can loan at s 4act. to the Con
federate Government, and will then have the salts
faction that they have in some degree contributed
and aided in the glorious cause of Southern in.
dependence. s s s
V The bank return. for the week shows considers
pie eFeness IN the movements. There has been
further loss SPECIE over $1,000 Of which wentout
of the Southern Bank on the old deposit line. The
oalance has been paid out in the way of change
over the different counters, which goes to show
there is spirit of accommodation prevailing The
demand for small notes. appears to be somewhat
declining, With the half million of Is Is and3s of
the Bank of Louisiana and State Bank. the cutting
into halves the IS and los of the Citizens Bank
and the 5s Of the Canal Bank, together with the
issues By the city authorities the demand will pro-
baby be met. The hordes Of small issues of ind
yidua parties, under one dollar, which are appear
ing each succeeding day, warrant the belief that
the day Of universal shin-plasterism has returned
or rather the era of pasteboard has arrived
Y The variations in the bank movements for the
week are: Il -
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MgD Nrlsaus NsiIp Crescent.
831,EPAa-TsTME rgT CoLTnIrQs
4iDer Naifiligesse.
uRxsonsr osricx, No. 10 Clxr srsKE4, /
s8S ANo1tsfav Morning Nov. i 81 1881 81 ~

GRxsoKnr OFFICE, NO 70 CAN'T sTREgT,
ri .rss.
rs;sas, go, f,,,,r,s al
ssos ID, IN al
ss,sss ave- ee5s NM ha.n,, hhs I,,,,s
~ ,,,a..
ssass a1a ,,,,is r,e hs nav
oss aias. "A =, s,,s ga Iars ,,ota,oea
,os1 49, yss, 81
sa.sa N ,,,,s 81, sacrs
ss - IS Nh ~ ma mas.
sss
Y ~ ~ u. III, ,s.,sra t,s c;tr n
Z, y $500, ana s,,oyr
a y. ~ asalsl ..es ~. ,a lss
asss peow IN ! ~ II bs5
II. y " ~ IN, narr Kaes,a
w III ~. ,ss rss q IN,
s1 s. 81. u $3.50 T.
81 4 lo,,s, a. Il W ro,,1s
ta,e .sa,,es 3aalen Sycather soon. s.ss
A II. ~ 4,
IN ~. !. ~, ny "
fnIday ron AeIphis Wild COCA tElps. ane latter
leaves to-day and the former tomorrow, for Mem
III yt,sa Is sSs n s ssR
F Tss g. ~,
Tvs tiie ~ tue issH
public, VIII pc found at the landing this morning,
receiying for return trip to Memphis. She leaves
r,s,nafna3,u ats p M carrvit,fr the (on
u "a u,
AeueIaee nlali " " Tsr
4asS w learn from good authority that Capt. L.B.
Dunhaua. former Capfain Of the Fanny Bullitt and
]. q, IA.
e r An'aIu q ~ t'es ssasoh'
running betWeeh tnls Guy ana Loulsghie, mas been
appointed and has accepted Quartermastar's
situation ID enc of the lincoln regiments now IN
~ 49, ,,,
s this man Dnnhama being a good Southern man, aBd
now our doubts have become realized. He, with
that af.rvsed traitor e5Vm \ Kountz n the CITY
4 of Memphis, WILL we hone, be remembered by |
y chr nuhIie mt only in New Orleans but in the
~, - IL VI q. "a, .I.I - 49,
Mru.s =. ~
Va, we learn from gentleman VINO was ID tne iate I
battle at Belmont that the celebrated hoantz was |
shot while ringing his bell on board of the City Of
Mamnb;. one Il Ina transparss which Ioronubt ou,
s. In, Re 4,
ilv'i eni1o " wy Z
asaS n, ~ : ~
1ne MeMphis ~ App gs OF ehe ioth say /
The weather was somewhat cloudy and cooler I
Il INT very pleasant Yesterday The river is rising
business was duh at the landing. on account Of
BUSINESS heinp susuened far reisions observance
The Kentucky arrived from Columbus, but on I
account Of General Pillow having, verbally, forbid
den her to bring down corn, she had not large
trip The Yazeo, from Columbus, had a good trip, /
having left before the new corn prohibition was
issned. The Yazoo. brought down a considerable
numhero OF sick and wounded soldiers. The Win
Chester, which has been repairing, came to the
iahdlHg: she intends going into the Columbus
trade, and expects TO leave for that place this +
evening, Capt Gallagher In command, Mr.. Taylor
Clerk. The iDgemar came in between 8 and 4 I
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Railroads.
N. O., opELoUsAs AND GREAT WEsrERN

N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, November l6, 1s6l.-ls2 bhls
molasses 81 hhds sugar to West, Renshaw Il Cam.
mack 80 do Payne, Huntingdon &eo-l20 hf bbls
moiasses to Giffen, Smedes SGo-S3 hhds sugar Ill
Dds molasses Laforest & Desmares-- 6 hhds sugar
Brander, Chambliss SEQ 20do l67 bbls molasses
y sabatler- 10 do BuckRer, Stanton Il Newman
% do 10 hhds sugar Lobit & 6harpantier bbs
iaoIasses to Foley, Avery &co-- IL bids sugar to
bEeLocq, Noblom Geo 65 bbls molasses Y Allan
@ %S u do Lohit Charpantier-- 25 DO Darby &
Iremoulet-- 30 do 90 hhds sugar r. Hare &co422I
mead cattle Pascal Il Rey- 6G do j Nj Rey~-l2S do
order. .'F7f~-' w
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The general stock market, which for weeks past
has been SO very inaetve--not, however, from out
side causes, but from general dsinclnation on
the part Of holders to sell at the prices asked-has
been attended this week with some considerable
degree of animation, resulting in sales Of.
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sflaril1s antelliaentt.


CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp Street, .
e, Monday Morning. November is. 1851. s
s..,. 81 Arrived Saturday.
sehr Garbaldi, ~, FIN the Coast, to mastered
.. r.. .....- Steamboats,.
Republic Clark, I'm Memphis.
Ferd Kenneth, Briefly, I'm Memphis.
Era No Z, Kouns. FIN Alexandria.
~ Arkansaw Pickett, FIN Washington.
IS. Z, Homer, Whittenberry, I'm Alexandria :.
News Boy, Moore, FIN Harrisonburg.
lberville. Gross, I'm Lobdells Store.
Acadia Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville.
' Diana, Radovich, I'm Fort jackson.
sys .. Es Arrived Yesterday. n s,
49, ~ Steamboats,.
tsT Natchez, feathers, I'm Memphis.
Mary T, Dugas, FIN Donaldsonville.
~ Imports.
C0AST-Per sehr Garibaldi-1300 bbls ear corn
to master. 5-
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= - r - TT
la TIL y I'd "A, X 8 E 7.
IEFFERsos cry, Move,

- . Z. JEFFERsoN CITY, November Is, 1881,
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday ll6s Texas
Beeves,s l5s Hogs and 2sl Veal Cattle. Amount
OF stock sold were so2 Texas Beeves, 1877 Hogs
and lao Veal Cattle. Stock remaining ON sale are
l45s Texas Beeves, l2s, Hogs, 744 Sheep and i47
Veal Cattle. We quote s ar
q, 8 2gat PRICES: le.4rt .
Texas Cattle, first Guslity q head. coos %
esSona quanty ~ MeSp
sSssn sose, w S 9 ~
eaI Cate, hrst quality, fshsad. 1t HGRl3 W
veat C9e second qualify, "a head. 0all 90
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. slss2o,6i5 sls, ,27o $685., on
Comparatiye Staten emf for ttyn NeakS

ffctuai increase tor the week. 157GO
following table comprises the of loans org dis
counts and pledges and active movements in paper
maturing within ninety days Also the amount of discounts
and loans Of each bank beyond ninety davs go
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-. loss OE NMMrEg-ot. ]. NFsF

IL ST. Charles street cnnIi1n -, sr-rIr tbs
u iosS or TEETH without wires or spStngs
$1,000 upon his new principle Of self sd seson TEs
ethoa h@2 procured him universal APPROPRIATION and ia rscsr
Itqe As 9slnRl Ge most Ingenious system supplying ART
~ Az Lbti Ii hitherto in vented
Seaa2n eng ms'tc4on and perfect and natural
method Of filling testh With gold combines ali the modern
Those interested wilt nd these staeHepts TO %
uey ana scupn!uHsly Dr. " rstErrs hig scsro
ass 70 The inhabitants of Nov Oeans vicinity for ia
extensive practice they have with for last Sfssn
ea Gace and residence 2 st. Charles Etroe second doc
49, LAW ot-0 SQUIRE.
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DENTISTRY.


SSEs5SSgasa ARTIFICIAL TEEFT-rba bes
cheapest and most repete Dental Esahiish.
IYNS%TY% ngRt In New Orlesns 10 DR. FIaJTIEGjs
~%L1I1ilg4 Canal street. 'F'
Ills iscties nlpulaing Tenth are
9 any Practical Dentist in the Southern atos deyDg conaue
teh and atprGes charged by the inexperienced. 'S
Person requiring superior Dentistry rEoud procre fl M 7c
Dental Science produce $500 's'i'@ "I'SN
ysay AFHhca Tooth of nrpasng beauty which cannot
n from the very productions Of nature graduay re-,
sohs a uniformity to the features 10 y0u Ana
Hon. " ''''4 eNid sItc0IA'
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR for readil, ar.
acng teeth without pain uperasdln anything bet5re a.
sin91 BY the profession, astonishing all who wress H.
Al operations in Dentistry performed care and skiU a,a
oI cheapness and utility Unsurpassed BIZ oters Eskii
J nppeu Iseth fea9deed and G guaranteed al mod.
ol1'e cnges at the following prices a written AZ.
e9upyg each SET IF desired not found ps represented
atte ei tWo months trial their money will be returned
ruii sets on Sterling Silver base, COX M
III se.S Eheht hnish gums bound .....,. IN ri
r req Vicanized Rubber equal to gold so To IA NJ
Fui sets on " carat gold base, Beautiful N In m M
III sets on " carat gold base, from IL tn 19S M
n &c ho most perfect geme that car be producec
and eIantne before ongngIF elsewhere - - 1870 N
All, DR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon
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10 Ba kers.

7 TO Bn kers.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
CRY HALL, Nov. 49, 1861
pINSS- 10 bakers 80 The Price of SupersIue
iour being TINS day eleven dolltls- SI OOner harai h.
ners ne required to give during the ensuing weak com
quality, or No. 2: 09 '' 'N''0"a' VIZ SECOND
Fortysx ounces of bread for 20 cents
nrWenty-three ounces of bread for 10 cents:
q. we've ounces Of bread for cents.
Ihe loaveS of the third quality or M rr,,rt r-a, .
eighth more--thR is to say ~ '' "'i7" '''e'
The ~ cent loaves, ffty-two ounces:
r rhe ~ cent ioares, twenty six ounces;
Inc cent loaves thirteen ounces
NJ u D.. JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
a p Bread of the First Quality Fancy Bread mist he
mn" ENIa i3u ana the oayes shall in weight
p9!n and shall be made baked stamped as rpG
.L.s. I'LL
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'.' d JUSTICE. CRANK ". s6YHouE
3Rex BOsTICK IL sEymnIrrs q.

dLLA 2. - - - s,y-nrv
.ssz sosTIGk IL SEYMOUR, "a
S%Esg Successors TO- SA %Ss
bFE"STEE d 3ACHAKIE,
~ TONI Loves Lnd 50 FElton opposite W A. Vfolett5
,r.,, between Foydras and Gravler streetE ''
manufacturers and Desers In STOVES and TIN W Wv
WORK Frs. '' ' N'u "hifsh4 lhoN
We most respectfully call attention of .,a
country merchants housekecpcrB hotel prourietoYE in
srge enG well assorted Cooking paor Otce ana
Tin and Jspanned Ware, Chatting Dshes Old DonniS1 s,
foLf %eclas, rms Coffee reQues Toilet Sets an
hhd all FINDS OF Wares suitable for Cooking ana
in the city. - H"N' ''i1l ShS Hotsu
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING, STOWE 80 ,u
suhls oF the use of Hotels Planters etc 10 wbch We Vic
particular attention. ' " MAMA "e 4N'its
Goal OILS! Coal Oflsy
In quantities purchasers
New York Kerosene Virginia Parafne and Carbon Oils
" putett NE lowest prices, by the or gallon
large assortment Of Lamps, obes Burners WirSs and
eFtSfyI,hlhg appertainirg to the trHde. > N' 1855
I",elers VIII 40 wei esll and examine. fels ly
SSU551E AGENCY OF THE LEBRATEn
- AthbE lR'lN WORKS, N,NEsSEE'- From aud
H h1s Day owing 10 increased expenses in
se advance III metal the price Sugar Kettles Crate Barg
rtce Alou s will rule follows Sc nches at ri
an men 4 to 66 inches 81 Is inch n to "a inches ut 81 30
10 $40, according 10 size and ps.tern. N ~0' -''i
2. F. LAVILLElBEUVRE
E1'-Torm7, Cash 'Nfs- ' s s.ieetf;
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LsAyts every SATURDAY st5PN
NEW OIL & ~ 8 i Nh ynE

LshNts evtty VAT URUaF III 3 P. n
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKS-
Sg L. burg s Mail Line-For DonaId8onyilie Pial-
ts41 nefqne, baton Ronge, Port Hudson. Bayou Sara
Red Rive- Landing, Fort Adams hatcher Wasr
proof Rodney 81 Joseph Grand Cuff Warren01 and Vicks
oRrg-Ths passenger steamer Lafourche, J. j. Brown
master In place OF the Matched will Leave ~ ABOVE every Sat
Erdas at O'Clock P. NJ. ' ~
III. PERSON L Co, AgeAts
9slu ,.,,. Il Csrondeiet
and Charm for Yazoo river 1880 ' +1'p'
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No.5TS2.1
That he sum of hundred and ffty dollars
S6o-be and the is hereby appropriated To av r
20 Inc aed Topa IN the building situated the corner Of St
NeS and heVa Streets used rmory by the Cnntiran
ai GuardS Company B, the same being city prooertv
[Signedl JAMES REcGS
IesIient ofo rem board OF Assistant Aldermen
toisheul =. s. Z. DELABARRE,
Approved November T. 1851 VIZ N'ioeitnen'
nl5 81 lStgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mavor.
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Receipts OF f'raduce.

C0AST-Per sehr Garibaldi-1300 bbls ear corn
low
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Reotred That the Comptroller be aud lie is he rav
!" 20 e lowest bidder after five days notice in the Official
cPac Tor one year for furnishing TO the CITY nIrh
phe he wood Tor the use of The draining MACHINES in sccord
ahce WIN pecica tile i'll the Surveyors oIira ssS
be- subject to the approval rejection by the Common
tSisHeul ,., j. MAGIONL
r., President Board of Assistant 4ldarna,
. =. t''sueul D., 5. P DELABARRE,
,, President pro fem Board of Aldermen
MO OF LSIgnedI JOHN r MONROE Navor
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Rave DU IiSOISIEFIE DIsTRfCT.-Tl n
a. Po a0 islot des hpaEes du TToaene District,
de hohs,f-nrapts, entire EiOuet Louisa,
IIe GheYre noire, pe endroit nm sLr ptnane
EaGcae occaaionn@ c1catrce une brilure
81 10 at ANNA! est recale dams trois fours ct les
Ehls payeS Sera 7endu lenchete pubaue an dit ia
pot, lie LuNDI, Is de noveIubre 1861 a ii herreS " "
SnuvfNe ORLEANS 10 ,P n1hrali 49,
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POLICE JAlLs--OFFTCTAI,

w AZ As Drought 20 the City Police jail mr..
,r,I me zgh OF October, 1861 the grifa girl MARY ai
~ says she belongs Nj Mace Or M Beauvns
'e ISng ether in the parish 1T Bernard Or Pianns
r. She is feet 81 inches high an agreeable face
IN. os ia y st9nt built and Is Hgad about % years
soHHsS WA call and claim his property according ia law
--r. MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR, 49,
B,.,e4 sss.i,st., ~, - Keeper of CITY Police Jail
al Ike .,. f. DAVENPORT, p
- - CLERK Of Comptroller.
tsSEsAnh42Nl$G HkSANE1AaS- WE HGYH coon
snPp!y or 1-ud and receiving Gy direct ~
fauee aaeieonS 70 ear syoek OF this ceesrufed AM bsb.r
80 sst- laTs il34 in eishth pipes J58iI 40
2iS4Fe' ,Rpe w Do do 1900 hs custer sd ,T.Ff
PEN, we invite tte attention The traf6 ana
gensTT, az ibis article pute and
aetz E7>k taE a. 81 syeas ~ 4'01 q s@'S sS
IN Z. LRF2EISI / co, 81 OLD Lyyoszs.
- .. ~ S2is agents Ia this alty.
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10 ,h . nnt eilSon De, aud the ia hereby granted
10 me reserve Company of the orleans Battalion Arerv 10
se me Pf9ic square, known the Place d Ars rr
P'aeuee-anflog me existence of the present war
esoged iher That the Survey or be and he is bereb,
c @ 70 pud temporary shed the Place d'Armes At
2st Hor s5Caid shed being Utmost neces
s o[ ne preservation Of the ARTILLERY the Reserve CON
pahy OF the Orleans Battalion of artillery "'1i-
t9sheul j. MAGIONI,
= rc,,, PRESIDENT Board of Assistant Aldermen
t'SneuI $. 7. DELABARRE
s,,.a \, , PRESIDENT pro tenn. Board Of AIderInen
Approved November Ii, 1861.
hte o. lsgnedI JOHN 7 MONROE Marnr
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7 ,oUIsIAAA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
PANY.
of'ce-lron Building corner Camp and Natchez Streets
Amount of Premiums for the year ending 2sh Feb
$500
Amount Of Profits for the year ending 26h Of Febn "
Amour q Assets for the year ending 18th Of Febru
me rinstees have declared Scrip Dividend Of TFii
FER ChNI after paying interest ON ouistandn,
scrip and have ordered the redemption Of Firty PR Cent
the Scrip Issue OF 1859 " '''' ! u "eit' Vi
Interest and redeernabe Scrip payable or and after tho SEC
OND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT ~ lN' '"o SRI
Of June, 1861. ''0 oN H''0F Isl
CHARLES BRIGGS President
No. o., ~, a., 4: T. JAEVIER, Secretary.
-om OLLe+.n. .nhItn ~, I3oi at3 tuarI9
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HERD. KEE'NETT FOE MEMPHIS. - The shne, first
class passenger packet Ferd. Kennett, Capt. ]. H.
Rrierly, commander, and MFR. ID. Harper, clerk
leaves for Memphis and way landings. The Ken
nett goes and comes with mechanical regularity,
and is growing in popularity with each successive
trip Passengers for Memphis will find the Ken
3 nett most comfortable packet. Her table is al
ways plentifulIy supplied and her officers are of
the true blue stamp, besides being accommodating
and attentive to all. Remember she leaves at S;
O'Clock this evening" s .SS
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COMPREHENSIVE.

| htSsOLUTAO = THE GOPARTNEHSHIP HERE
- ot0re existing Under firm Of pIERSOE 4 HARRT
2ON expired by limitation mutual ug cement on the I 1f
July, 1901 The ame will he used only Ia Humiliation
ne Undersigned VIII nnue the M.uufctJ1r Clotb{o
DuHlies ier MS own account AT the place.
New Orleans. October |. 1861 l H. 1'i'o I'd e
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whereas, The walks and PATHWAYS endpp tI,,nb ro,;
g are ~ IN npassaule condition. thereby rendering it al
tor persons attending the churches in the
Setss9oLnoou aug me children attending the Wushngon
sehoo 10 ps and repass through square therefore be
es2Ca mat The Surveyor 10 and be hereby irnced tn
lave me wksor pathways in the Coliseum Square First n
ut, properly graded and slelted the curbng lhereo
reset proper manner and also have ,wo bridges mad
pe So walks a!Ioss Camp street canal cost for the
little delay possible. ~ ~ ~ 0e uoi'e "it' Ms
tSlsheaI , - j. MAGIONT.
rc,, Ffesldent Board of Assistant Aldermen
t9sheut ', ). T. DElIABAR
.,,r,,.oa rIeslustlt pro TEN. Board of Aldermen,
MS st tSignedl JOHN T MONROE Norox
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS :,
City Hall. Nov. a. 1861
common Council OF the city of New Orleans
mo. 1881
eSoh7 That the several contracts existing batraa, III.
KY q New Orleans and the late Philip Wilmn for lighting
me OIL lamps OF the First SecOud and Third Districts and ibs
contract now existing between the city ant Samuel HAYES o
ghts the OF! lamp Of Fourth Dsrrt be and the sane
titoners. ~ '1 F"''' VI 'tto Pc
tSlgned JAMES BEGGS,
rrf resident pro tem Board of Assistant Aldermen
lHlgned - s. P. DELABARRE,
,--, ~ r. President pro ten. Board OF Aldermen,
nl5 81 LSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Marnr
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- mo. 076I.
htsoge That the adjudication by the Comptroller of CON
ac agteaoy TO resolution No $751; for attending and keen
G III er the bridge at Magnolia Tor three wears !,
oona Philip Drummfo sum of $50
Council of the city of New Orleans ~ " '''
hssotgbd t"the That the Surveyor and he is hereby an
70 repair and pat the Magnolia street bridge in good
five hundred dollars. = ~ '7 '' "'ouShAo
LSignedl JAMES REG1S
rot resident BRO tenn Board Assistant Aldermen
tSieh7aI 5. r BEIIABARRE,
Approved November L. 1861 VI ''n
hl3 OF lSignedl- JOHN T. MONROE NIaxnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18

TO The Third pistric Pound on 0oIchiircn stree he
I~een Glpuet and Louisa Streets estray--
one black She gont with small uiked snos nm tho I
shoulder from heal r bum, F' 90 "F i0''
"ehi not claimed within three days and the expenses there
81 pHd viii be sold a public RlctiO at said Pound IN
MSNbA NY November Is, 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ' 49,
New Orleans, November 49, 1861
p., j. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner
Registered November Is, 1851
B. W. HEBRARD,
IleDUtV +nu1pf-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18

En-
fe'rt lla Tor the
lot hnents ETC. by the Inspectors Of Elections nj T @
polh III t city, at the elections and ON Noyer,
ost tue sum Of ten dollars tS0 for each and every @
cate OF the In pectors thereat f' y" the ceE'''-
Hs lnthsr fore That ali future elections lka
e collars slu shall be allowed and each nn in thi
cry iG me purpose Of paying for refreshments as Aforesaid
otot l'eF mat 'he sum of two dollars ffty cents
ecu De allowed to two clerks each poll all eectons
l9isAeuJ j. MAGIONI,
Tc:..7 fleslaent Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lolgheHI . s. ?. DELABARRE
., " PTesident pro TEN. Board If Aldermen
Approved November Is. le6I. - -e''AeI
A true copy: -""yof'
nlS st M.RJnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-05

AFFAIRS IN Eastern VIRGINIA. gentleman
recently from Richmond informs us that, in view
OF the possibility Of Norfolk being seized by the
Federal troops, many Of the cannon at the Norfolk
Yard have been removed for some distance along
tne line OF various railroads and dropped bv the
ioeanoes al points where they may be convent.
emily aken up again. on occasion
"0s' on the cavalry drilling Of the secession
forces In Virginia is done at Ashland. Is mill,
from Richmond
Inc Common Council Of Petersburg have voted
70 enrol all the white males from l6 years 70 SO
subject TO draft for military duty.
Movements Of troops are constantly being mad.
tnfoogh Richmond by night, and without music
iof the purposes Of secresy, and to the same end
Inc Richmond papers are forbidden to chronicl.
,ucn movements Business Is entirely dead in
Richmond, and the opening of the stores 4, III.
mefes' formaiity. The reign Of terror IN sun,sm.
there, and number Of Union men fyirgini,n,,
are In jail, unable to get trial or babea. co,nn.
IL IL believed that the purpose is to hold them a,
hostages for the safety Of secession pri.one,, q,
the hands Of the Federal Government