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vi Q5,I III.
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Persons requiring superior Dentistry should procure whor.
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III
Reso'ti That the Committee Public Safety he md they
ae hereby requested to appoint committee composed OF
eleven tmhers Of said Commit Public Safety one from
ench municipal ward and that the Finance Committees of The
Common mel appoint persons wa d of the
cty said committees to be styled the Committee Subsistence
to Families Volunteers.
feSolred Jite That ssd committee sbal organize me.
daftiy and shall ocecd 10 make out fnl and complete list
OF all the ts Of volunteers who may be need Of assist
Hnce the number Of in each family and their .esiden
tes Hnd "hen said list shall have been te Hnd approved
sa committee, shall deposited In the hands OF The CITY
Treasurer who sha mHnhly 10 tho families ieien
TONED the tmnuut specified by eS!stu; ordinances, the
above roll shall paid of the funds de osied the
Citizens Bank for public dcences and other pnrposes
Resoioe t,he oil resolutions or oiinances
10 the above he and the sn,ne Al hereby rquealtd
RSoigei fter THAT copy Of ibis ordinance shall he ranq.
United to the Chairman OF the Committee Public Safety
lSisnedI GERARD STITH,
President pro ten, RCHii of A!dri men,
lsignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Beard oil Assistant A ideruen,
Approved March rs, 1867
lSgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
A true copy: 80 '
m97 N,pr,r n.r., co,ro.oru
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, March 49, 1852 !
Common Council ofthe City Of New Orleans.

,.,.- mo. 69aO.1
st , - Ths Common Council have learned with palm
death OF Louis Moreau of the Fourth Dislrict native or lila
city, which he served with his conscls and adorned with his
virtues gentleman In his Instincts mannss-a man Of
sterling worth In every reat of a unipeacha
therefore, '8 - " " ~ "'P''"''on :
Resora Plat the Common Council will wear The customary
badge OF monr Ing for the thirty testim nv
=" ms%0ty Of liz Late cs Of The
ReSo'ced That these publ hed among the nro
ceetngs OF the Common ConHc ard The family
grief. " ''' " sst :" "'er
hcsotred That as further mark of respect, the Common
Council now adjourn. - '-
tsignedI GERARD STITH,
. President pro tem Board OF Aldermen.
lsgned] J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March &c, 1862.
m2l 81 lslgnedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
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AI.-8 BOXES SUPERIOR OLIVE OIL
~ For sale By ~ ~ II = - as6s55st
IA, s. WOLFF
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Private Hanks and Exchange Dealers.
| SAMUEL SMITH 4 20. Camp street.
| JUDSON Il CO., corner Canal and Camp streeta
| BROWN, JOHNSTON i CO., No. iJpion strsa.
! BENOIST, SHAW i CO., No. 10 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER Manager
Corner Camp and Grayjer str.s,.
"a d corner Camp and Gravier streets
JOHN WOOD CO.. corner Camp and Common streets.
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Cotton Presses
r., ono, Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
FRERETs, ''p'''N''' ANN Ae''sfS0N ''f7s'''
LOUISIANA, S''''''' ''A ''ou0 anu 0'afS''
MISSISSIPPI. ''' -A'''''' anu t'a'n Streets
49,. Corner of Tchouptouas and Richard streets,
Corner of Tchouptouas and Richard ST. eets
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS, anu '''A''" ''''e''
PLANTERS. ''A'' Loves anu f'0rnsn"e Stfee'''
- Corner Annuncation and Richard streets,
SHIPPERS -'''' anu o'''o' ''fee'S' ih'fo Ds'f'os'
UNION, ''A''''" anu we" Ae'ee S'fse''
WOODS, o0'A'' N0" As'ee AND N0f0snac Streets
TEXAS '' o'NA' anu 'so0'f'soh S'Fee's'
CRESCENT PRESS, sN''s'
r,,, -, nv New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
LEyEE STEAM coTToN VIE pREss,
Leveestreet, between ST. Ferdinand and Monte1u,
PIoAYUNE,' "''''' -l''u D'''fe''
INDEPENDENT,
ewIeyee and Rogsascsrree.s
. COTTON PRESS,
NEW Leyes street, between Hontegutand C1ouetstree.
Third District,
PELICAN PRESS,
/. Corner Ct s.. Mary's and Tchoupi.oulas streets
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me. 59721
Reso,re That the Adjudication by the lpppt,oer
10 resolution No 59ii for attending Keeping in repair for
we years he brdge ut Magnolia street Tos flaming
y irwin for the sum Of 500 year and The same
20 het, aIprssea the security epted and the Mayor
Act TOR the performance of work "' f' ''''"'
tsigned JULES BENIT
,,. RESIDENT pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen
tsishedJ , s. p. DELABARRE,
=. President ,ro tenn. Board of Alderman
Approved March 20 1862, ~ " ''AiAen'
heI ot lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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IoISHtuJ j. MAEIUN1,
. Presidept Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedJ s. P. DEEABARRE, 80
80 President, pro tenn, Board Of Aldermen
Approved March, 1852.
tsignsd1 JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
true copy. WIS. PEfTINGILI4, Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY A,ri, ~ 1860
vii sell atmy office, At IL O'Clock NJ The right of way
NILS SGT C. W. CULBERTON COMPTROLLER
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