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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21

I 9th ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
Ii Whereas, we, the members OF the Young Mems De-
mocrac Club the Twelfth Adermanlc district desiring
should be represented by who think Is well
qualified to perform the duties OF Alderman, and who has
high appreciation of the proper wants Of the District there
fore,
Resolved. That cordially endorse the nomination
OF MI. Francis A. Booe the only candidate sup
port at the coming eecton for think his past acts
Sufficient guarantee that If reelected he will
only benefit to The district but to the city generally and
therefore,
Resolved, That in the nomination of Samuel T. Webster
John H. Hooghkrk, Edward Q. Mallory Anthony Miller, Mi
erae y. Waoss nnI JONI Asyaa we ma srneen 70 WHOM
eject them to the Office Councimen, for which
they nominated. ISAAC +. WHITE,
Chairman.
JOHN Ii. ROBERTS, Secretary
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF THE TWELFTH
ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
NEW YORK. Nov. 10, 1861.
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~ Ito of the above, have been for many years
better known abroad than any other United States
stocks. For eighteen years previous TO the out
break Of the present rebellion their average price
was JIG; they would doubtless touch that price
again very after the reestablishment OF peace
They are now selling at about "a.
1t is reported that the earnings Of the Erie dur
Ing the first half of November were not less than
to earn a million dollars this month. The rates of
freight were as high as they are at present,
and the amount Of produce offering is far beyond
the capacity Of the roads to move.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS, 762,s99 81, and the balances
81 203 So IL.
In relation to the Canadian railroads the Cincin-
natl Gazette remarks =
We understand that the formation of grand railway
combination between Canadian railroads is in progress
whe is to comprise the Grand Trunk Great Western,
aud Buffalo and Lake Huron Railways The plan as far
maurcd TO be to include into the scheme that por
ton the Grand Trunk west of Toronto only and has for
its principal object the discontinuanco OF hurtfu compe
tition for freight The triple combination will be under
the control Of Mr. g. Bridges, and it is probable that
lis visit % England at this time is not unconnected with
The matter. The natural effect will be 10 increase the
price Of freight and TO this extent it will be anagonstic
to the interests of the grain producers Yet must be
remembered that the railways and especially the Grand
Trunk have frequently carried through freight az a uos
tive nsS q the company, and that il not possible
such state Of things should last for any heightened
period the formation Of the union is not matter Of sur
Prise.
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for the six months ending October /, 1861,
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FINE ARTS.

DICTUREs, PICTURES, PICTURES
Just Imported from Europe, several old Paintings the
finest been America before and by the real
masters such follows:Rubcns, Annba Carrach Paul
yeonese Muro Cavalere dOrpno dit IL Joseph, Joshua
Reynolds Albert Cuyp Gruze &c For sale my residence
a. Lspcnard street, next Monday, where they be
SrJDELL, ,sox
Card Photographs OF these Distinguished prisoners ot
for sale by CD FkEDRICKS n 90,
JS7 Broadway.
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HIN 0rlsans AaiIp Grssfent.
8iatE all!ItIIIasills..
usKscssr orrlas, No: % err srssEr, !

Friday Morning, Dacs ~ 1854.
The weather yesterday wss rainy and generally
disagreeahle. Notwithstanding the rain, however
,bsrs rrss considerable business done ON the land
~ sssT 792s 5sa g;
ng. - ,... D; -. ":
Tue Ten. t2uIamRn, " m. M. MORRISON and era ana
DIXIE all left for Memphis, loaded as deep IS they
could swim. ss5sss 81 sss;s sss.gs9s5 {.
ga,e d fsro,,d parase, ana Nat;onai arrived PES
-,
tefaaS NEn lAr insy VIII ail SAY y
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Bsbieb1 af tgs Darkets.
CRFscEur OFFICE. No. 10 CArr 81
Friday Morning December %. /

49s Friday Morning December 20 1861. 3
CoTToN.. There is more inquiry and but few
sellers in the market; 100 bales sold to-day at
sac for. Mddling, 100 yesterday at and 500 Tues
day at Sc. y D., all for future delivery.
TOBACCO. More inquiry at preyions rates, but
factors retiring their stocks. sassS %
SUGAR. 3. There is a better enquiry to-day, and
prices are steadier. The sales embrace about 1900
hhds. Common to Good Common at 2Q24c. Fair TO
Fully Fair, 23@34, Prime to Choice 4(a45, Clarified
yellow -@ss and Clarified orc. ID b.
MohAssEs. There is again a good demand at
fuller prices, the sales embracing about 1000 bbls.
at 5@is and s@lsc. for Fermenting according
to quality and lss@2O for Prime to Choice. Also,
about $50 halfbbls. at Ice. for Dark Fermenting
and 22@2ac for Prime to Choice Fermenting. e 81
FLOUR. We have heard Of retail sales at SO
for superfne and Sill for Extra. There is no com
petition among sellers and the particulars Of the
few retail sales being made are suppressed
GoRS. Z. $50 sacks Mixed sold at $780, and 500
White at 300. % bushel. s@ss q s'5ss #8za
OATS. 20 sacks sold at 81 % % bushel.
\ HAT. As bales Crab Grass sold at $50 and Is
bales Fodder at SIS V ton.
Bacon. Shoulders areretailing slowly at 3c.,
Ribbed Sides 2ss Clear Sides 27@ 2s, Plain Hams
22@2sc. and Sugar. Cured at25e, u D.. fats8g5
WHISKY sRectifed is retailing ait the advanced
rate Of 81 lQ@$I 10 y gallon.
LARp. Prime in kegs is retailing at 10000
NJ. 5.lss & .3s
PoRx /. Mess IS retailing slowly at. s4a@s45
u Dbl.
SALT ... 100 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold al
IS s7s and 500 Screened lin liverpool sacks) in
two lots at So, s5St4 ff5 IS - SD +. 3 ~
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Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, December 20, 1s6l.-29 bales hay to
M Brodwick--20 do G NJ Harvey &co--20 Samuel
Barrett ID III . Smith Eco l3 Ably Il Catching
IL FL al M Allen &eo-- 10 Stewart g. James,
Parrish Il, Kern 5 A D Henkel &co-- 8 Gillespie,
Jordan &co-6 N 0verton &co--Total 147 bales hay.
CANTON, December 20, 186l.-13 bdls paper
] Maginnis-- l6 bbls butter Thompson e. Barnes
rs bbls beef w D EJis--lS4 scRs bran to Ingram &
Keith lis sacks peas 26 seeks corn 8 bbls peas S
bxs soap Samuel Bell IS scks corn to Rotchford,
Brown &co--45 do to orders scks peas to McFa ar.
land & Barksdale-1 box eggs to Goodrich &eo-6
kegs nails r w Rayne-- ID scks corn Henderson &
Peale- IL do 4 scks potatoes Fl III Hansell-l bag
allspice H d N Marks 1000 # lumber Wing
-sundries to order.
N. o., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT
4 BRAsHEAR CITY, December l9, lssI.- As hids
sugar West, Renshaw g. Cammack-'l4 do So bbls
inolasses Fl Kernion- 80 hhds sugar Feilowes &
Co.'S do SO bbls molasses j w Burbridge &co-tA
hhds sugar to Bellocq, Noblom &eo--l2' do 81 bbls
nolasses G Sabatier--l47 do SO hhds sugar Lobt 4
Charpantier--l0 do Foley, Avery &co-20 do Y Al
lain-3l50 bbls molasses Darby & Tremoulet--5 do
30 hhds sugar Hare &co--l0 do SO bbls molasses
Hall & Rodd--l9S do Levy q Dieter-s0 hhds sugar
AID Kelly &co-20 do "a bbls molasses Laforest 4
Desmares-- 10 do hhds sugar G Sabatier-- 2e do
5Lafofest & Desmares-- 20 do do West, Renshaw &
Cammaek--S2 bbls molasses / Dbl hf bbls sugar
Giffen, Smedes &co-- IL hhds sugar so bbls molas.
ses w q D Urquhart- So do bbs sugar to Jno L
Lee-sundries to order. " fTN
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To Bakers.

/, ID MA9oRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
Cry HALL, Dec. Il 1851. :
~ To Bakers - The price of SuperIne
Flour being this day ten dollars and fifty cents $40 10
barrel bakers required give during the ensuing
week, commencing MONDAY, 10th inst follows viz
Second quality or No. 2:
Forty eight ounces OF bread for 20 cents
Twenty fonr ounces of bread for 10 cents;
Twelve ounces of bread for cents.
The leaves Of the third quality. No. 8 must weigh
eighth more-that is to say: .-I.
The % cent loayes, hfy.four ounces
The 10 cent loaves, twenty seven ounces;
The cent ioaves. thirteen ounces.
N b Bread of the First Quality. Fancy Bread, must be
made of Extra -four and the loage shall weight
pound and shall be mads baked stamped require
BY ordinance 10. 5i5a.
~ II JOHN r. MONROE Mayar
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imports.

COAST-Per schr Adeline--25 hhds sugar Jno
r Lee--l0 do 80 bhls 100 hf bbls moasses to Mont
gomery & White. OH sss5 a}y5r. al
C0AST-Per schr Brazos- IL bids sugar FreH.
son, Stevenson Eco I0l bbls mo1asses @ Olivier.
CoAST-Per schr p S Leiper--S4 hhds sugar 1926
bbls so hf bbls moasses to order.s AZ NJ .s,v.
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CATTLE MAREET.

sas JEFFERSON CITY. December 90 1851.
Arrived yesterday 5s7 Texas Beeyes, 545 Hogs,
So Sheep and 45s Veal Cattle. Amount of stock
sold were IL Western and 2o5 Texas Beeyes, 81
Hogs and 1877 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on
sale are II Western and 100 Texas Beeves, .954
Hogs, 794 Sheep and 4s5 Veal Cattle. Weq quote
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STREET. COMMENSURATE

EIRST DISTRICT POUSD.-Was brought
the First District Pound the corner of Lafay
and Vine streets, estray--
One tancoIored Horse long and TAIL visible brand
about Is hands high.
Which If not claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon psd will be sold public suction said Pound on
FRIDAY, December q, 1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, December 10, 1861.
]. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
- NJ E. DEVENPORT. GIL.
-.-s Clerk Of Comptroller
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MAYfyRATsTY--. ,FFIS,EAL.


exceeding one hupiIed dollars, ~, 81 Il. al}l
branches of business enumerated this ordinance who shall
q r., neglect declare their names to the I as
ssn to one hana"d dollars for each cehss which p-nay
Evsfs Person osnnE or con any steamboat
going vessel forbidden permit person 10 ranain
Orleans odgers those persons employed
t shall sase prssionsy oStased license from the copo
er d the city which license shall be registered the Mayor
he Treasurer city he sm Of one hndrsd oars
I n s q the @ Of ~ h
shall a TO comply With the provisions Of this section shall be
or singer shall pay ~, annual tax Of tsp dollars
SEC u Every person taking ont cense who shall neglect
10 furnish the required securities and have their license duly
q ,akas II sue Shall pay a inc q ri do
lars before conrt Of competent
SEQ Any person persons or incorporated companies
doing business any arocadn without the proper
licenses shall be fine Of than fifty dol
the second offence before any Of competent
q Every doing pursuing any ayoca
ZION under suhoy Of this ordinance shall be REQUIRED 70 keep
sf hs sas rvs ss bs s e
OF Twenty M dos o M before
violation Of this ordinance well levied by this ordi
dcon Recorder The benefit Of The city, Any Violations
or otherwise provided shhlt
be punished with fine OF from hundred dollars
each offence oil fines to be for the benefit aforesaid and
coverable by the city.
a. All applications for licenses shall made in writing
TO me treasurer in the name Of the applicant applicants
and shall specify the Of the business they propose
low The number OF partners in the concern with their
and whether they resident resident partners also
whether it's intended that liquors be sold in said bust
f=g '..'. L...=-.
SEC So All persons resident of the city or State acting
for themselves agents for others who shall
ders display samples sell goods whatever
shall pay The hundred dollars said sum to be
able demand before commencing business pen
atty of fifty dollars recoverable before competent Mags
uate or Recorder, for the benefit Of the city.
SEC 81 Each and levee merchant ship steamboat
captain other enumerated in this ordinance,
Ing business the evee other part of The city the
way of selling kind Of goods merchandise shall
pay license of twenty five dollars. -4-
SEC 81 Every merchant trader dealer obber of goods
to be resod Ct whatever kind doing both wholesale
tail business wholesale business hone and specified by
this ordinances whatever be the kind of mechaae he deals
or trades in and where spuous malt liquors sold
seventy five dollars. e.
49, Altsxes imposed by this ordinance shall be for
year, payable in adyaHce. y Il. .-..e -n III
Sec ST. All ordinances parts Of ordinances conflicting in
their provisions with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
LSignedl - -. j. MAGlOSI, r. .r.....
. =. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl GERARD STITH, .-.. -
President pro tea,. Board OF Aldermen.
fsignedI JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor.
A. .r n oosy: r,a,s, s......,..,4..,,...
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Nem GrIfalls lelreu YlMkst.

clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening" for oil laHd
Il ngs On Red river Up 70 Alexandria.
gen 9rlsaas aaep ;rsst.
cass''s Fa sssasS e bss issss ISL
The toscin Of wal, Tia expected roceedings Of
Great Britain coupled with the last intelig
from Lincolndoms seemed % have q very happy
effect on fhe general money market to-day; 90
mnch 50 hist borrowers had the pleasure Of dictat
ing their own terms; particularly on first-class
securities when rendered n tie event Of actual
hostilities between Great Britain and the old de-
funct Union, it must not be expected that all iuc
tuatons end variations n the financial market will
cease. II. St .,.ss
There were reports currents that the New York
banks had determined on asuspension Of coin pay
mezts This, Of course, Is to- prevent the specie
from being shipped 10 Europe for general safety,
as it is web known that large portion of tile coin
in the vaults Of the banks of Che city Of New York
is owned BY foreign bankers and controlled by
foreign capitalists. The large dealers ia European
exchange have been brought to q dead halt in
their exchange movements by the Southern revo
luton. The millions on illionss of dollars Of eS
change based On ths fehaae and exploration Of
cotton from the South fch have been so prolific
4 and 50 remuneratng ID n ~ York banks, bankers.
e3chanss aeaierF aha saorelgn agsnctes, nssnis
peen tataiiy annnlaseq, n az stfeet ana us capl-
Y Ialists are DRIVEN % ING wan, rue, lney nay
loan freely to the Gorilla Government at Washing
! ton, at the rate Of $40 per annum, but that will
not save them. We give them to the month Of
March to srstrace, with the counsel to remember
4 March, the ides of March remember.
The stock market YVES urn, to. as We We Or
served yesterday, rates are tending upward We
note sales Ct 90 shares Merchants Bank at 80 also
9 sale q lanai BANK at predlcatsd On . diVi
s Gehd y 2 wy. next iess possu ~,
y anele Was = ~ cisns " gola w.
Ine exehange nafkes also e3pefleneea 'ne ~,
ropean sinseihgenee' ouIaoor stefhng 8tnnn PIE
. DOWN a. raiiroaa ~ #ere Ihe nlghest
z teluers lef ontsade pllts. me heAs lnletgshee
,Ioh Ea.ope 4Ay ssna = llote hn.
~ pol'ss nasa y ~ eAonse
lafkss Wy inUas peopse III II - u IT,
= Wiil isoonnu Y las II
= = csl palah' iios tns
corner =. ea.np ,na Nssssle, ssssss y ~ ~ "
5nat mihoh Oh aoiars OF exchange palahces ROW u
europe. phder Mha1 and whose controi = shls
& e1 y ~ eo ~ 10y .as .
asap b {. .n, 49,,
~ III,
~ 81, Z. ~ ~; .
snrt.. ,,o,s ~ estsa
nv. - M, ma sae,;nsd ~
2. ~ i1.s =
a. ~ l, ~ X ssst ~
d IA ehaa M ,lit
~, I'M sac,aI cst;on II 4,
lsSsia,ea AZ ,,ass;, ,,sss 5saa,,,aa 81 M
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JF Pargoud, Tobin, fin, Memphis. s,,t' AZ
National, Montgomery, I'm Memphis.
q Thiriy.fif fifth Parallel, Chapman, I'm Columbus.
Countess, Harrison, fm Lockport.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonvllle. I,
e Laurel Hill. Heno. I'm Bayou Sara. @t+
~ NJ Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lobdeli's Store.
~ Diana, Radoyich, fm Lower Coast. ss-si sssa -
q Moro, Sweeney, fm Red River.
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Sic g. The tag on drays carts shall be twenty dollars
wagons used by the their own ne esci
he stables 4 s BE srnhea ns fe e ana
upon the Of license of six dollars and
SEC So The and other horse car
one hors vehicles, twenty dollars ''s'N
SEC 81 tax e. hy dGsrs sha b levied annually
hauling heavy articles and such trucks fourwheeled car
s n9s 1 ny dollars annually on all
for the transportation of bricks sand stone -four cotton
four wheeled wagons by animals and used
f the transportation of beer rs porter cider mineral water
SEC 60 Every omnibus drawn by two or more horses OF
SEC g. Every oaibas shall IS nnmSeca in conspicuous
place the number to b ofthe same dimensions those for
traventign Of saa seoion the thereof ha pay
SEQ o. on any private carriage kept for the pleas
pye Of .he and drawn by more horses
drawn b one horse dollars per annum ''''s
vS Ss9 g. and All a GG @ @ ss
the last numeral of the year. circle Provided
be compelled have he same Sranosd and nm6sred Bat
mast have their names and residences pam ed in full each
SEC Ga Every transient theaer, circus menagerie Other
o ae q, az tax ss Of Ten
five dollars day thereafter unless the take place
shall pay license of Il dollars sabect the
sion OF the Treasurer and every public museum shall fifty
fine OF twenty dollars enforced by Imprisonment a.
the law directs. The places holding exhibitions shall
be nated by the Mayor provided that they held
the public levee nd
SEC. S. Each partner of firm shall pay the full amount OF
lax oNhe profession trade calling business WHICH
firm is engaged follows ~ --s.
c. each attorney and courseOr.at law physician,
geon, denTst practising pursuing he respective probes
sions euiirss. twenty five dollars. .,-. =
SEC 81 An mercantile agencies establ shnens giving
Information Of the Standing commercial firms FIVE hundred
dollars ' -...E -
SEC g. Each and every person keeping arpauus for hire
| fifteen dollars.
every person keeping hand trucks for hire
| fifteen dslafs. ? -
SEC TO- Every having III shop or store
other estabShmen who shall exercise follow thar
one profession made calling business shall pay the
| ufon eneh separately.
SIC IL No peron shall exercise or follow, either ranently
or temporarily, Of the trades eAings
other business taxed by this ordinance first pnyu
The tax upon the SAM and oba ing The proper officers
city aJeeip or license tor the continuity with eS
listing ornNnces hall such license be erred unlr
by consent Of the Treasurer endorsed in writing upon sale
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NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec Il, 1851.
49,, Common Council OF the city OF New Orleans
"a" mo. 5S25.] ., -s veg
Re,slred That the second part the ordinance
Council No SIS be and is hereby amended rsad
that said City Railroad Company be and hey hereby
thorized to substitute iron for fat iron rsls Gresen
street. from Poland street to the Barracks provided that
company plank the tracks after the
Of construction Of their railroads Magazine Fourth d.
ict and that said pnnked between the
KEEP in good order anf repair by said Company during The
of their contract and other said be
sgreesby contract and further provided that when sad
5on Is worn ont o. that The street be paved that said Railroad
Company shall take up the said lion rails and lay III
their place the fiat iron rails required in their original
tract and that thus amended said ordinance No. Els and
is hereby adopted
lSignedl ]. MAGI0SI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl GERARD STITH,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen
Approved December A. 1861.
Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
A
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE,

NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LLAFouRCHE TRANS
PORrATION COMPANY
Leaves every TUESDAY At 10 NJ md SATURDAY at m.
THE FINE FAST PASSENGER
, 49, h. steamer Music Joseph Dalfares, MASTER will
Nleave her landing, foot of st. Louis street as
EaboTe, returning down the Coast every Monday
and Wednesday in daylight -
Leaves every MI NDAT WEDNESD AY and FRIDAYat IL d
-, THE NEW FAST PASS SGNGEh
. FSg y Packet mary IT,, A. Dugas, MASTER WA eave
her landing, foot Of ST. Louis street. rs GS9Ve re-,
rning doNn the Cost every Tuesday thursday
ami Saturday i'll daylight. .r,-,,
y1RaLNluS @. DENrzEL,e
go Advertising AgeIt.
ef~The n. o., G. ana l.. Company will have esrx a.
tho warehouse foot Of ST. Louis TO receive ana ueer
fr&irh
For freight passage apply board at the warehouse
foot of ST. Louis street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.-.~S~S-~s~~~s
.e7+ MsYoEAIgg OF Nh W oRLBANs,3 =
III Common Council of the City Of New 0rlesns.}
1877 s5t@ mo. 5s2s. j aa~s 3 N sl1E,s
Resoirc That the Comptroller and hes hereby authorized
The Treasurer ID favor Of James O.
Wing the Of hye hundred and fifty dors, for the
compilation called The Confederate States Defender
provided said gun beetaned In the city of Orleans
for the thereof until such time the city reimbursed
said amour. BY the aforenamed inventor 4 r,n,,
= tSignedl JAMES BEGGs, 20 a
Approved December ~ 1851 = N'
dso u tsisnsdi - JOHN =. MONROE. Mayor.
~ mo. 1921 b. 81. 81. -=
Ro.red That the Sueet Commissioner and he hereby
au horised 10 have wooden crossing mada the Intersection
Of Benrben and Peacs Streets Third District.
F Signed Y, GERARD sTITH,
ssned President srS les s sHesS St Aldermen
President Z pro sss tenn Board Assistant Aldermen.
isignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
dao St MARION A. BAKER Secretary.
F& MAYoRALTY.oF NEW ORLEANS, .
= nr.l ~ 81 City Hall, Depennhsr i6, 1851.
So Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans.
- - s.saes5 INC. 5S26.] H. -
Roieea That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of the
The securities accepted and the Mayor authorized
contract with the parties noaria act for the faithful per-
tOtmance OF their contraGts, viz re- We So fN ~ 'a'
il Meat Market, Second Distrc b., iller-security D.
Gerhsrdt, for S59,0Uu @f 5sry sa 5's rs, al
2 Vegetable Market Second District to n Freohon-secu-
Frnit Market second District to N G.
Dasillon- for Sl,O0 10y =
- President Board Of A ssi,tant Aldermen.
fR-45 [Signedl Fs N 8 s. r. DELABARRE,
S.5.S - President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
dit 81 y [signedl JOHN II. MONROE Mayor