New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-14
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Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans J
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Fehsr Eschsag n.,s s for City Hall Police Jail and
.: ., Svegain; bi medicines for Police Jail Insane
wsskly array one sestS subscription Board of Assistant
Is aEes sheus bill Of cost IN suntry civil suits as
Is sss.s, Co. for hay for 9PssSSqhs 81 RhSs
rssd'n' pre- tenn Board q Afsn dsTTsP
yorh prsslqS sE tenn Board Of Aldermen
MS j =. isieaedi : - JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor
s'q That the s%nd9S S BY hf cpGr Of
tspar le bridge at Msene street for hiss Years 70
John Labosde-seeoy Philip Drnmn-for The sum Of $500
Council Il he ely Of New oasns '''Sa 0 Tue common
htrzed epa pun the MagpoHn street bridge in good
order and condition at an expense not exceeding thousand
Isignedj . JAMES BEGGs.
ssp sEf'ia'n' pro s. + sf1SSsss
| y President r td pro ten. Board of Aldermen
MS It : .IsiEnsil : -, John T. MONROE. Mayor,
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Rsgoed That The seven bundled and bty dollars
bndne Situated at the corner me- q St.
Charles aud Hevis streets used Hrnry the Cennen
tsisSeGI = '' 'll'' JAMES DA 81 BS etSssFs'
President ten. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl S..P. DEIABARRE,
President PRO tenn. Board Of Aldermen
MS s. Stencil JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
NAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall November 0, 1851. :
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.
mo. 5776.l
5ss's9i That The Comptroller warrant the Treasurer in
isyor q harry White policeman for the amount due him dur
while in The discharge Of his dntiss "O'''''
lsignedl S. p. pEbABARRE,
... ,s,..y, President pro tenn; Board of Aldermen.
PRESIDENT pro tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen
MI $, Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
MAToRALTY OF, NEW oRLEAss,.
Common Council Of The City Of New Orleans it no'
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sone tna PERMISSION be and is hereby granted TO MIN
vded the same shall remain during the pleasure Of the Com
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Approved November rfsd ss pro tenn Board of Aldermen
MI St iSisnedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 577S.l
Resoirt That the New Orleans City Railroad Company be-
and is hereby allowed permission substitute iron for lie
months after the close of the var sid ronpsny Take M
be rails and put down the Hat iron rails agreeab con
oEred FURTHER That the privilege granted to the New
of with the same pEoviso be it is extended
said COMPANY rslEoai Geaeu street. Poland
street TO the Barracks 3. '.@~r 90 -
Re red That The afemenioned privileges be entered into
by the Mayor, with the Crehus Civ Raicstl Chm
pany, per notarisae,
nj Sgned j AMES BEGGS
- President pro lem. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSiGuedI a :. p. DEEABARRE,
|. To President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved November II, 1861.
nl2 s Lsgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
,'rt No. 5779.l
Rssred TlNt permission be and il hereby
General Lowell parape for The purpose Of
said par9e 10 be erected such point Uty Surveyor
may designate. -r
[Signel1 JAMES BEGGs
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedJ S. P. DEtIABARRE,
President TEN. Board of Aldermen
Approved November II, 1861
nl2 st lSgned JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
~.- --. Z To Bakers.
MAYOR ATTY OF NEW ORLEANS
Cry HALL Nov. 9. 1861.
s3- To Bakers - The Price of Superb s,e
Flour eeing his day eieveen dollars and fifty
barrel, bakers during ensuing
week, commanding on MONDAY, llth inst follows viz
Second quality, or No. 2
FOrtg.siX ounces of bread for % cents:
TWenty-lhree ounces of bread for 10 cents;
eleven ounces a bread fer
The ohTes OF the third quality, No. 3 weigh
eighth mure-that is to
The D. cent lOtves, ffEy-two ounces;
The ~ cent oayes, twenty six ounces;
The cent loaEes. twelve ounces.
JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
N, B, Bread Of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
made Of Extra -four and the oaves Shall weight
pound, and shall stamped required
by ordnance 70 5TS9.