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AnoIhcr Fnr, prnhnhI, E,nrnnicd.

Fart Smith, Art, May a gentleman who
has just arrived from Fort Washita brings in-
tclligence from that place up TO May I.
The United States troops, comprising six
companies OF cavalry and ono Of infantry, IN all
about eco men, were preparing to cvacuatc the
Fort on THURSDAY last, and the post was to he
turned over. Governor HARRIS, OF the Chick
asaw Nation, Captain SrrRGEs and his COM
mand, from Fort Smith, arrived at Fort Wash
ita on the LIST instant. The United State,
troops at Fort Cobb were expected to join
those OF Washita, and then march to Fort Leav-
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1T, Inr TRAITOR Conn has three .on, IN ,hs


| Tur rpAtrop Conn b,s ,t,,a, .,,,. l..
rebel army of G,orpia. '''' "' '""
Asc,nr,,Y 40
l I,L., n, nn,,..,'.'' '"tk canh's and northern
N.,sur.,n ru- u" t'e VA.
| r.js.d . 90, ,,,,J or a. 49,, Wv "sssfsr, has
| az - 81 -. '"" Wv nounty "
| 'v1'''
| .oNpASf on PLrfsb AH'rtsRy Of 1a.s-
onus"H SI m oeinE formed, Who will each tc
! "'ne" Wnh hght hr~ffngsxs
Two Wo~yS, DISC sysEp h rscn's clothes.
| enlisted at Alton, ILL.,, last week, but on beino,
| discovered were sent hcme 20 usir friends,
u''cnS against Their wishes.
TUE SECRETARY or r,tr TRyA-ry bss
permitted the boston and Balti norc boats -
| ron sgaiu, with the und"rstanGiur thai tlp,v
DO not touch at Norfolk Va.
pArp,,,r Anrp,c,xs .,,o
,u,S,r, D,v,s q ~, n'sr,h,n,. 49,
G. r. have cio.Sd tbc,, .,or. ,nd r.,m,r
home for the d, fcucc OF their aa,..
49,,
for I r., and Will" h; ii"n m,nanr ',i, dsps1'eS
'.: Si, r.s r.i .io"s voc 'hnS nu smxn
'''''ou 'oe''e W Nv foast m csch ms@.
IuRowiNH IHE Shox HoR LuUK.-An co.
,hus'astic IRISH girl pulled OF her shoe, anA
and threw II for luck after a volunteer COM
rahy leaving hsrlansburt, Penn, on Friday.
lhe company halted, and gave tho gill thrcs
hearty cheers.
Fonr Jackson. tao mile, below tb, CITY or
SaNannah, "a, "a gairsoued by one Euadred
river, il garriSored Nv four hundtcd and an.
men. Additional dclsnscs are designed.
Po,r.gE sy,Nr. arc ~ sc,,cs n, I,d;,,.n.-
Is ,.,;n,, 10 ,h. 80, h,'.,, ~ 'i.'p
and Washington. that Il Is S,d 70 Lc imnos-
siblc 20 send OF transient papcrs. and In m,nv
cases letters arc detained for want Of ,tamps e
Tur ,ouN,x,,r -, ,uv u,o,. I.,s
brigade could Inv The ,s,,,ss y, 49," os;s.s' !.
Inc Alsh,r,n ,,mv ui,hn,, a,o,J,y,Si,os -
bank account, while his men are abis 10 nuT.
chnsc a sou,bcrn soldier ani,ce a, ,I. -, a.
a Missi,sirpi mo ,ro. TO take nj, kn,ns,cE "
>, WE VERIFY BELIEVE THAT one regiment sf
Baltimore soldiers, lighting on their own soil,
could whip ten regiments Of Yankees. ."-Lysck-
1"g lUg'"idn.,
This was said by agcntsmsn whose worthy
father was Yankee.
Monk Rpnrt HuSpsry.-It il upder.tooI
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Ticioa, ". s., May 4. .--G,eit ,cstion riots
have prevailed IN Newfoundland. The telr-
graph line was taken charge OF by the mob last
were killed and H. wounded. The mob would
not allow men TO repair the lines in tho several
districts where the riots prevailed. Tho par
ticipa'ors were di,irnnchis"d 10y the Governor.
SO far a. know the Conservatives were sue
rCssiuI
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Boston, Nay 2.-Governor ANDREW received
dispatch today from the War Department
stating that no additional troops would be rc
quircd at present, unless enlisted for thret
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EiGc n, w Orleans, &c.

Nerr O,ledHs, May G.--NInc steamboats,
were burned ON tlIa opposite side uf tho river
yesterday; loss sl2j 600.
The schooner Horace, with Federal troops,
from Texas, passel the mouth Of the river to.
dav: en- TOvte for New York,
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MoRE REBEI PLrSpERISG.-By order Of
Governor RECroR Of Arkansas, Cen. JoSEs
seized at NAPOLEON, 10000 ball cartridges
100 MAYNARD rifles, 200 cavalry saddles, 900
sabres, belonging to tho Federal Government,
or the use Of tue socessionists ..
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MILvoRD, Cr., has made an appropriation
Of $40 for every unmarried, and tl5 for every
married volunteer, snd voted " insure the life
oC every soldier fer $1,000.
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From philndc,pbIn. Ictr.

Nidhlphid, May -Four Philade'phia re-
gim,nts ami two Ohio regiments are under or
ders 10 march tomorrow.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Adversiscme,A,-Por svery FoUR LINES, a.auea
- vrns, o. lest one day, 20 oepts; two days, "
sos1; ,hrS Gays, 81; six dsys, S1 u. An inssN
Nos inside, ssms price eAcn day -
kArTiages aod Deaths 70 cent, CIR s>rb s,uv is>~s
.nnon'hiy sdvntlsenenN o. four linz, inswtsAn
we c"nveniencs oftas once, ~ for every n isuDa
vN; =, Adyertisemsnts received until 10 orlosk. =.
This esssblis.msns u sAirslJ dtossf ~ ~
DAY. NSe ~ ~
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good truck farm II acres, good cottage IL rooms,
n complete order, 81 With cottage hou-e; also
Arse double house for one or two families good store
farms IS acres, s4Oo, 80 sibb0 1900, 800, and
many other. good building; stock, srnps and ,
VAIL, 81 Fulton st, SATURDAY from to p OF w.
VAIL, Plainheld Depot mhe 10S,2AAc
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EARM FOR SALE OF II ACRES HIGHLY
cultivated, we'll watered, good fruit, fine b-id
in Rocklhnd county. Price SbOOa term. easy,
ROGERS & TAYLOR, so broadway, room three.
TlSS,3
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IoUsE BARN, AND LOT FOR SALE OR

HOUSE, BARN, AND LUT FUH SAIIE OK
- to Bet-At Rosville, Staten Island q tyo-story
of land, very pleasantiy located near the village on
he Woodrow Road, leading 70 the deIot. TIE house
rvpe-wsIE upon the premisCs Abcut half the prr-
ehs-e ney can remain bond and mortrsge. For
lS4 Pearl st, or TO p. l. CoRTELYou, Rosyills
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE-SMALL
house and two lots for sale Cheap, at Woodhsven,
L. l., So miles by railroad; oommutation BY c,nts per
rip; half cah also lots Tor sale from 10, payable
in small monthly intAllments also Q, 10 or n acre.
Enluirc Of Mn; DOWNING, t 9. q; LEl1iS, oSs
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REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT-SrA-
~ bie acre Of land, choice fruit, se,ooo ten psr
r. u. HULsE, u and daily, foot of Spring street
Northern X. r. Fort Lee Station miles from Coyte.-
willie. g,llt,6
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EARM FOR SALE "A FARM OF 19H
l. acres of land, with house and barn, and good wa
ter In Hicks,e L. l., % miles from Brooklyn; price
sSf0. Apply TO Mrr. GAIL, Hicksvie Station, or
PETER REDMOND, 30 Copsress st. South Brooklyn.
6,1tl3
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HORSE LEFT-ON THE PREMISES OF
III GEORCIE RYNo, cor 9Th ave and Desrs -,
brooklyn a hay hor.e, The owner V reaue.ts.a A., e
ali tor him Of 6s WI be sold 70 pay expenses 'io'S
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE OR EX.
change-T~o houses, and lot % by 100 fest, with
tore, rtock and furniture, with q frst mortgage OF
s2,OOl for a farm or lota, Apply on the premises
No. 25S South Stb st., Wiliansburgh. ape6,lCO, ,1sac
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E,ARM FOR SALE IN ROCKLAND co +,
I 80 mile. from New York, farm Of 20 screA sood
inber balance highly cultivated. fine buildins vel
sstered, fruit ahsndsne prics eA,0OO; tsrms easy
eOGtRs TAYLOR, boo Broadway, room ..
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HOUSE FOR SAI.E-&1, ,6O0-A GOOD 3
tory brick house, with lot 10 feet deep. II rooms
with adjOiuing holpe for $4,000. Also vacant lot
near price $3.50; Inquire ef J. HELD, S3t second
It, Wiliamsbursh. 1,l3S,G
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L near the X X depot, Il miles from New York. on
Z. l., tract Of ezcllsnt farming land, all productive
losm soll, level fres from stone OF swamp. and easily
f20 an acre Terms easy. X. A. BUNCK, the owner,
City Hall Place, corner Chamber 1t. Ap3 24ac'lJA
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DOG LOST-$lO REwARD-LOST IN
Wiliiansbur<h, On the 10th Of April an orange
and white RSns dos With l:ns sai syss the soIoI Of
his body. TAe above rssnId VII % pad on eis de-
uon ~ shali lead 10 his recovery. A, n JOHNS TON,
49l East Hourton st, NY. L'S0S
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EWING MACHINES 70 % KEnr "A ASS o,hsr. su,
:.,ss.s,sssS AZ ..ss ~ 4 sssss [ sSs s..S Hss3' sh.sS
err, nssdis huAtlsS - s ssins mscua nsa1 by Q. a.
Hs6sEsS, 3 81 SSsszsss, isssz issaE~H 'swsss'as'
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LOST AND EOUNA.

DOAT LoST-A FOURTEEN FEET ROW
ID boat, marked W, Johlson; also fourteen
feet sail rkn, mar ked n Smekiey, bnilder; whoever
rtturns them To the Bay Hots, penny bridge, South
isrootIyn, viii be suitably rssardsd. T,lGO8
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-BAR-
i gains In real estate-s house containing rooms
ard lot Of ground 80 by lS price SyO0, $lo0 down.
$500 half down. several housa. and lot. for sale on
SAsy terms also sman farm 10 l, and store In Fort
iaiy. JOSEPH COYrA apll AAc'lb
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Articles FOR SALE.

RLLIARD AND BAGATELLK TABLRs
- for manufactured. and onnsa.tiv o. harA
ssts ~ Third 4, bstuesu avu 3 and O. Also seecp1
NDtes for sale apis s<Asstta
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hand and included in the general assets, that Is,
S.H5.eI4
gtbietp ri tbe Harkets.
Tuasda4 Morning Nnxn,nhsr ~ iEsI- =

80 CRESCENT orrIcE, No. 10 CAsp srasar, d
Tuesday Morning, November 70, 1864. 3
CorToN. We did not hear Of a sale, s. IT.
TonAcco. ). Nothing reported. ......,
SUGAR.. The supply is more than ample for the
demand About 500 hhds. sold at previous rates.
Fair to fully Fair s6Dsgc. % ID. q +, 1 = 2,
tMehAssEs. !, The supply is liberal and the de,
nland is freely met The sale semhrace about $500
bbls. at l4e.f for Inferior, 1s@l6 for Common and
l7@lse. q gallon for Prime to Choice. Also 800
haif-bbls at 2o@alo. % gallon for Prime to Choice.
{ Flour. There have been no sales. Holders
are asking sll for Superfne and sll 5o@sl2 % hbl
for Extra. ts8 -...r.s .a.... ,-.... sS3
! CeRN.. rs sacks Yellow sold at 81 10 bushel..
/ BRAN. 100 sacks sold at So 10 q 100 lbs.
/ WHISKY. :. Rectfed is retailing at the advanced
rate of 81 To- V gallon. ~, .,... as@ - ssHs
! RYE. :. 81 sacks sold at 50 rs % bushei. e.E
LARD ~ Prime in kegs is retailing at. 2s@soc.,
u Ii. -,ss ssss ~ &e5as eAaet !.
BEEF. Mess is retailing at sss % Dbl. '~ys ?
PoRk. !, Mess is retailing slowly at s45 y Dbl.
BACON, Bacon Hams have been retailing at
22c., and Sugar Cured at 2s@25c. C, ID. ~ IA
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Inc reduction in specie arises from s42 600 paid
depositors Of the Southern Bank. The decrease in
exchange is attributed to desire to place funds in
England TO invest In merchandise, sterling having
been taken freely at 125 @l26., We are not aware
Of any prospective improvement in commerce to
warrant these figures, which are much higher than
u the bankrupt era Of 1887 and 1870 It is bruted
about that soe parties are placing all their funds
IN Europe, for fear perhaps the highway robbers
Of the world may penetrate our good city. ss..s
OF the Banks of this city for the week ending
Friday, November 90, 1851. 3s.sS 53,457S 4
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Btm @fleans NIoaep Market.
losEscEss o.IIon, ID. 70 oaapl, u. ".


NJ s MondsT Evening, Nov. Is. 1861. s
The general money market was unusually calm
andquiet to-day. The note brokers had nothing of
note to otter their patrons. We did observe three
or four capitalists or lenders on the flags, but they
were not looking for bargains. A good deal Of
bantering was going on in stocks. \ The Canal
Bank to be the target just at this moment
Some operators Of buyers are going into it blind
folded az it were, expecting that they can vote al
the annual election for directors next month. The
stock that has been transferred since the 9Th. of
September cannot be voted on according to the
frst article 0f the 18th section which says, after
the rst election no share or shares shalt confer
right Of voting which shall not have been held
three calendar months previous to the day Of cleo.
ton; SO il will be observed that holders and sell
lera who are DESTROYS of change are throwing
away their privileges by selling out at this time
In fact, it is eonjectured that the recent move
ments in the stock are preeoncertsd to prevent
MANY shares from being voted on at the election
on the 9th proxinlo. It is well-known that the
TOGO shares Of stock held in New York cannot be
voted on, unless the Receiver Of the Confederate
Government under the sequestratioi, act, comes
forward and assumes the right. 4is ~ = Z tE'
The weekly return of the banks for Saturday last
was completed this morning. The changes forthe
week are Sss3I..Y {-s.sf ii4
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Cotton Presses.

,Y.p, Cotton Presses.
cro, Corner of TchoupitouIas and Robin streets
r,1r CorRer Of Tchoupltoalas aud Heuderson sreets
LOUISIANA '''''' 'e'"se" + ere'0o and fogdFst',
MISSISSIPPI, % '' iD''n'' ana Basin streets
Corner of Tchoupitouas aud Richard strests
corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard stteets
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS, anu '''''S S'fee's'
PLANTERS N'' ''' ''' ""a fo0'Sn"e streets
ezy,,, ,,e Corner AnnunciatIon Richard streets
SHIPPERS VEG anu ''0u0' streets Third District
UNION, A'' ''''us''0n ana New LeVee sFreets
WOODS. '''" A''00 ana 'of'sn"e Streets
TEXAS, ~ ''' l'oh 6l'ee's'
CRESCENT PRESS, e0''e'''
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street.
LhFEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
IaveearGet, between ST. Ferdinand and Mortorr.
PICAYUNE,
levee street opposite Post 1873, Third District
INDEPENDENT,
- COTTON PRESS,
Third District. " ~ '''''eet0
PELICAN PRESS,
Fourth District. p'""e''o
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lSPRIcBs
IL.
Ilarl'te sntslllgsr,fe..

'CRHsCrNr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, =
s7,tys g-y4r{4 Tuesday Morning, November 26 1851
4ss IA Arrived Ycsterdays., 7.ssg,,sss
q $50 Steamboats,. ss@ ~ 7se~s,.D :
Louisville, Combs, FIN Memphis.
Robert Fulton, Wright, fm Alexandria.
Laurel Hill. Heno FIN Fort Adams. --s -rgs
Acadia, Vincent, FIN .Donaldsonyile.
Empire Parish, Grant, FIN Lower Coast, !
= Swain, Saunders, I'm Montgomery
~ New Basin. ,E'gsr.5y5rg : s7s5sts5 .5,gl p,
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PtV 1nfs ID
%, 1861.
JOHN r. \
mo. 57s6.1

Reso That the City Surveyor be and he is hereby re-
9ueSted and Instructed to be repaired certain vaults Of
me lafayette Cemetery fronting Washington street, hc
nave eeen seriously daasged by the settling Of the sidewalks
and ase tS Ss hOnse and Of
Cemetery all unnecessary Provided the costs Of The
whole work does exceed one hundred fifty dollars
r&@ stSignedl A. j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
/ lSignedI GERARD STITH, ~ 2
Approved November ~ 1861.
n23 s. tssred JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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COHPrRoLLER'S OFFICE,
CITY of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
mo 2l29.1
TX hsO1AS kGDs 'Fhat the Conn p&rOIIer be and
ne Is hereby authorized and required give ioce BY
i 10 he official Journal that in sccordsIce
1n me NINTH section OF ordinance No. I42 approved March
0 lea the Council vii! pay any bill agans the civ Its
oottaceo unet authority Of order from the Comptroller In
accordance with tho ordinance refsrred to. ' 80
LStgneG Z L. TRACY
rr;, trestdhnt Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lslghedi L. Il. PLACE,
Approved April 28, 1855 " ''NH1'
lsiEnedl 3OHS L. LEWIS, Mayor
The alteration OF the ocsr city snd this ,ualtc re
spectiaiiy called to ths foregoing rssoiuion. go -
,,e 4. G. W. GULBERTSON.
: tjonlrtrnilrr t,itv q frIeA1
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= --, oh MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
49, -e,. Cry HALL, Nov IS 1851
r,6S TO Bakers - The price of Superftme
"a oeg ms day nine dollars and eventy6ve cents
~ = pei barrel bakers are required give during the
ensuing week commencing MONDAY 18th inst az fol-
lows, viz: secondaquslity, or No. q 't'TN'' 49, Az
Fifty ouaces Of bread for 70 cents ST. o.,
Twenty-Five ounces Of bread for 10 cents
Twelve ounces of bread fer5 cents > - .e-s .
The oaves of the third quality or No muss veiph o,e
eighth more-thgt is to say 10 - ~ 'e' ~
The 70 cent leaves, fftyisix ounces: "7'f-'e
Ihe ~ cent ioaves, twenty. eight ounces;
The 3 cent loayes, thirteen ounces - g. ."
" n p..oa - JOHN T: MONROE, Mayor
r,s r. = srsad Of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
ae OF Extra noh and the loaves shall exceed In weight
By ordnance $3.50 -=5,.5 : 49,
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T NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS j.,
c - City Hall, November 49, 1861
81 common Council of the City of New Orleans
5& mo. 5790l
AZ a. opdanea That y person violating the provisions o.
NO 5isf entitled dnance regulating the wtipbt
sha Of frewood and COAL and providing for be
iae me same m and for the city OF New Orleans
reoruay 18TH le5S resolution No amending the
august 10Th, 1855 resolution No 54S apnr"ved
is6l who conviction before any OF IT,
Of this city shall fail pay the imposed by such
snail by said Recorders such default of paynent
De moi less than five thirty DAYS
Lslgnedl Z. j. 8AGIONI ~.
- . President Board of Assistant Alderman
logheal s. r UELABARRE,
"A ,ar.., ~ PRESIDENT pro Tern Board of Aldermen
A ,,,,. ,,u, ,tsisnedl JOHN II. MONROE, Mayor.
nee St MARION A aR,ppp c.,.,...-. l.. ,r
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NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN,
ssaFoSd Office No. Ills Camp street opposite LaIayeits
II MI ''''' Secretary.
81 HsFsl
NEW ORLEANS, OPE1OUSAS AND lREST " EsTEpH
hhrgh Office, Of ST. and Old ayee strest
Opposite Jackson square. ~ 'S'
Il So, President.
s. sIaISa. '''''''' Vice President
=, =, cecrstaIY. = !.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rs &, oosrrnos1sa,s oSros orr HUI !,
II ryo New s-a Orleans Nov ss 1861. 5
j R..,,,.s r,,,,,a, ~ lNosS5Is5.l s,,s,.s.,.,
led s sdndaate % the lowest bidder i've days notice
Of NV asaTs hs e sss and delivering
one year aeeeaiy ~ u.s. M eoa er me term
s$ sssa1Ssss . b subject e the
rs.,, President Board Of Assistant aldermen.
i tssnsdl p,a GERARD sTITH,, :,
Approved i November q, 1861,
&C. N sTA 'ohS l. MN soH' mayor.
yo,,cs Il hs.., :, 4. :, - u, =,
scnSe win ad,adiests Il ny aae, at i oSloe
Nd ;es ABOVE contract 70 the Lowest bisder
aAYoRAIT7 OF SEV oSREEAss,, -, :,
Common Council 81 the city Of Nsw t Orleans
[ ''l'l mo nos s7s4. r r ''' '''" ''''"l''
the payment Of the following bills, yiz
r. sneTt9 s rsri ~ 81 oIsans lot main
sR ans, o. c6iion ;,s %. sis'65s
New an naat for e. Vs11 = i6l
s5 Al W. Bosx s5,iso ice q
0 sanss samson eatss aomesis' tF Work 4s
house. aooos hay and sssn for Pounds and Work 500
office ~ se suosef'paoh Tor compronef's :,
New Orleans Delta publishing military orders for
District Pound .p,ee ioss iot if'Ra mr.
H. New Orleans Price Current years substitution w
for Mayors office. 70
~ Henry Olark, months services as Deputy Super
r. j. Homss sooh goods fos &ep ssoi SO
I sus ~ Phillips Clerk SIKH District Court cost. in 20.
4 Forgae tiaaaiinE for cosncii SIS s.
1se Board Of Super
.sSsa presden. Board M 4 ASSISTANT Aldermen
approved November IS
- - e2sAsa - - sohA !. MONROE, Mayor
mo. $685. ma,
rel ss hs rs sy Il
as reimbuI for rsnai ~ I'VE dollars IN iu
street bridge BY parties who against he Of I'LL
peFssenfs drove aiot OF mules over said bridge
President Roald of As,sis,a,. .,a.rr,o,
,lsgned 0'H GR sF sTITn Aldermen
President pre- pro lem tem. Board n of Aldermen,
aasss : !s!sasd! : JOHN r: MONROE Mayor.
g.. -s ,.-.. mo. 57s6.l
sueisa and Instructed repaired certain vaults q
have been seriously anaaged By the settling Of the dewsks
n a e e The hone and Of the
Cemetery trees P1ovidsd the costs o s ne
whole wos does not exceed one HUNDRED and fifty dollars
Esisnsal prs,1sn, % Sbk sA HosEG i f,s
AZ Asp r fs sisnss, q 1851 ,ouy
: ~ ---.-
Whereas Major General Lowell has ordered the construction
Of Line Of between this city Procorye and
whereas the city terminus be advantaeeousy
Poee aea F sy carving the wire int The office Of The
operating The line by ay or nist hsar eAi'l io
Iesotu ID That permission he and Il hsrhv td r.
General Lowell to GARY IN said ,s; 10 slor
and Fire Alarm reearanh o e 9nee OIL me foee
the other wires coming nta tha ;J 20 IN Ganinoh WIN
additional expense be ineurrsd 10 ba pr ,nat no
Scn Al my nlahef WIKI the regular duties of the said
0nniNse' 'rc,..,,, 's- r IL - ~ :. -"a ..2
~" 1lasneal n, =. MAHlOhL = ..sH.
, .fSguedl "a EP a y n S1 TIT ,ioei iieh'
"g, i - President nro tenn Ro.rd ~ IIdou,.,. 81
Approved November FL 1851 80 A'"'u "a Auefien'
n23 st ,a [Sigued1 JOHN II MONROE Nov,r % :
mo. 579s, = ;,
Int me Gonptioer warrant the Treasurer in
ug ia u er ne os from The effects of
me r curtin District -sse-r- :
tlaigheal j. hAG1ONf,
tsignedl GERaR RfS's sSfTf AiaeFmen'
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FOLIAGE JAiLs--OFFICiAT=

= FOLIAGE JAILS--OEEICEAL
So mo 9Th Of Nove5aber, 1851 the black boy GEL EsTiN
Guys ne belongs to Mr. NRrcehn TGrault Peoax ,yhn
ne na ish Of st. John the Baptist He is feet INCHES
wearsa light beard and mousachs splendid doubIe
Ee OF teeth scar frOa mule left aide If he
hesa little over the temple and aged about Is or 6 years
AnecWntt" VIII call and claim
'- N-'T MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JRs '"""' d
Rts,sr.d N,,,,. 10 ,a. Keeper of City Police jail.
,s II, ,5 -~-f '@ B. W. HEBRARD,'@ rns-
--So lov Deputy Comptroller.
w AS brought to the City Police .Iafl M,
w the sth November 1854 the boy PAUI DAVT}
says he belongs to Mr. Charles Pman or Pennan who lives
"a Ayers right bank Of the Mississippi He is feet
inches has very black straight hair very hight and Young
Ing, and is aged about q or q years. - tt's'
fhe Will cal and claim his property according law
- - MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR., -
"a p ), ,,4, Keeper of City Police Jsi
,o, = E. DAVENPORT,
hlZ ISt -- Clerk of Oomptr roller
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II fFr sYt C0sprgoLIERs 0Fsicn, CrrY Hale , !,
New Orleans, Nov. rs, 1861. 4
mo, 1881
ReareS Thatthe Comptroller be he Is hereby aubor
sed e to bidder Ave DAYS notice Ii
he Official journal for furnishing and deyern IL
city Of New Orleans the best Pistsburg for The term
aseesey to specifications flo In the
Of the Common Council 80 - er WA " i'aeU
-eg s7l lsgnedl EE j. MAGIONT, g. -. -
- go re,, PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen
N w lsgnedl - snls4 GERARD STITH,,.g5 ~
Approved November o. 1861 = L = - = - - -"
Greco tsgnedl w JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that uESpAY the Sd day
nAber, 1851 Lwi adudcate at my office, II O'Clock
NJ, The above contract, 10 the lowest bidder. 6ss
NC u Q. W. CULBERTSoG, Comptroller.
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esotrd That the Comptroller Treasurer ir
favor Of Samuel Caldwell for the Of s6osy doarsht
the Fourth District - - = = ~ VI
,tsighedl = ~ j. MAGION{
: . President Board of Assistant Aldermen
- lsgneul GERARD STITH
-. ~ President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
ny 5t lsiEned1 JOHN T. MONROE Mayor