New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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approved fiS sisasai l''1 JOHN r. MONROE, Mayer.
fslo ii II, s ~ MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
Proclamation by the Mayor.
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In accordance with the following ordinance Of the Common
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city Of New Orleans one hundred thousand pounds q
said proposals should be addle ssed as follows:
10 john Mayor Of the City of New Orleans PRO
p's'As Il. JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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Resore Tint the Mayor be and he is hereby requested
advertise during days the official journal Of the city ane
in newspaper published in Memphis and Nashville Ten
Huntsville Alabama, and Richmond Virginia. tina
proposals will be received by The city Of New Orleans
until The twenty day of February next for furnishing 4
city of New Orleans hundred thousand pounds of salt
pere said proposals to be delivered TO the Mayor and
specify the time Of delivery the quality Of satpee and tn
conditions, etc.
| Signedl JAS. BEGGS,
@ S President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
| ~ [Signedl IS. P. DELABARRE,
L - 3 Is President protein Board of Aldermen.
Approved February 5, 1862, 49,
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MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS,
Is&"s &tlt &.as 3F T9 @ Cry HALL. Feb. 8. 1852 =
w To Bakers - The price of suPerfin
Flour being this day doars$0 90 barre baker
required to during the ensuing wsek conmenen
MONDAY 10th inst follows, viz Second quality, or No.
Fifty of bread for 20 |; 81
| Twenty We of bread for 10 cents; =. =lz
4 Twelve ounces Of bread for cents a,-
The loayes Of the third quality No must weigh one
i eighth more-thRt is to say s=a
Il The 20 cent loaves fifty SIX ounces Tffs 5rg=
The 10 cent leaves twenty eight ounces; l.tsf
i The cent loaves, thirteen So = L.s7 81.
l N b. Bread of the First Quality, Fnncy Bread, must
made -four and the loaves shall not exceed in weigh
pound shall BE- made baked and stamped as require
| By ordinance no. 5769. I
DE- If r.. ss. Ssz.sa5 JOHN T. MONHOE. Mayor.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
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