The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05

ordinance enforced. The ordinance then adopted
TIE Mayor enclosed communication from Mr. Pfe7,nx
stating that had been decided against the Municipality,
PAVING Ts ded % due By s Canal GSn
an appeal. The CouaelI adjourned to the 18Th inst.
Reported for the Crescent.l |
Louisiana lie gisiature.
Baton ROUGE, March /, 1850.
The House met pursuant to adjournment-quo
rum present
Petitions hstroduced.-Mr. Morrow-Petition
of q. Blanc in regard to a secret respecting the |
cultivation Of Hemp.
Mr.. decentralization of sundry citizens, ac-
companied with an act to provide for the right Of
way for plank road from the town Of Vernon to
the Ouachita River.
Mr.. Sever-Petilion of certain citizens in favor
Of the consolidation of the city OF New Orleans.
This petition ordered to be printed, with the
signatures attached
Reports Of ComRltttees.--Mr King-An act to
repealth 18th section of act to regulate cleo
tons in the parishes of Orleans and Jefferson. An
act to protect creditors, in the cities OF New Or
leans and Lafayette, against fraudulent transfers Of
property. An act relative TO the rate Of Conven-
tona Interest An act to provide for the purchase
and distribution of 200 copies Of Robinson " Hem
mems Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme
Court of the State.
Mr. Lumsden-An act to renew the pensions to
the veterans of 1874 and No, herein named.
Mr. Oaldwell-An act to make further apPropri-
atoms for the building Of the State House.
Bulls Ittroduced.- Mr.. Slanton--An act to abol-
ish forced heirships. An act to abolish community
OF acquts aud gains, to make provisions for the
surviving wife, and change OF the law of success
TO the community in favor Of the surviving
husband. An ACT to abolish tacit and legal mort
cages, and to compel all tutors to give security
Mr.. kng-An act to compensate Joel q. Sever
for professional services rendered the Stale.
Mr.. Auch-An act 10 amend an act entitled
act 70 regulate elections in the parishes Of Orleans
and Jefferson.
The House passed the following entitled bills
An act to repeal an act entitled act to amend
the charter Of the New Orleans and Carrollton
Railroad, approved March 6, 1913. An act to re-
peal act to incorporate the borough of Freeport.
The House then resolved itself into Committee
OF The Whole for the consideration of large mum
Der OF bills. Among those adopted in the Com
mltee are the following:
An act for the relief of the Female Orphan Asy.
lum of New Orleans. This bill gives $1,000
year TO that institutional An act making appro-
pTiation for the Louisiana Legion. An act making
the usual appropriation to the other Companies
Both of these bills warmly opposed in Com
mittee by Col Lumsden,
Hs- The BOOK, Of The LOUISIANA nIsrRioNIc AssoclA
opened daily the Office ofthe Secretary from 10 A.
l2M the Of e. a. TYLER No 80 Camp under
thu following Rule and Regulation;
Honorary Members shall be entitled 10 Personal
1eke not Iaosable ard one Guest ticket which will admit
os,S R. MeALPrE, President
eg 1. o. o. F....Odd Fellows Hest
g 6e 7 o. pEsi2r, SpoSEs1s as s S T. P9
iug stgssl hs bs.Si9 Rid q Is 9Ioys 'a'
hF%EReD L5rs AZ j i'i Per square foot U.s. |
80" 70 Lodges a:, Joint propeor', members hereof at
E- vapli. paid in advance Applications for Lots
@ylcJf j. 0. PERSON. Treasurer. Municipal Hall
"a e z. els ssssy FL. Prra
0os, elected Sfies to seiY one year from late
as Assoc S9GH dSRsY PFs,id'n'i
.epss - ''' BEkS&eD GiLLooiY. Secretary.
ofesrss f George Was1sstgr 4oags N l. a. 4 r.
: HS&Ss Y + <. 6ENTEE
RecolIeet!
qa 5N ~ GEaN6fSE macicaG PAIN Ex7Bh eToR : a
Removal.
d. ~ N II 81 fREEF SyS gsi
rolton lairoadleppt OIL Fmzap
Removal.
c,IcKiEs co have removed their Wholesale Store from No. 2
. Magazine street a Canal street adjoining their old retail
sicISIes g. CO., 40 and AZ Canal street,
WHoLEsAIE AND RETAIL Dealers " Drugs, N1ticinss
Soi, o. o; O. f Ka2T4RRR , L2psF Il No e:
trend Lodge Hall cor OF Tchoupouias ana WI
Offers for Il. prssent term:
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NEWTON RICHARDS Treasurer jas
CITY BANK,
New Orleans, January %, 1850
" III ye N to the speedy .T % oI
WHICH wleXpe the LIST day Of May next, the holders
the Notes are requested to present them for redemption,
Sa sgftap the BANK fRty F P4IIfRfE4 Cashier
HARVEY GLEASON, U. s. CoNsU1
For@arding and Commission Merchant,
WILL give hi. attention. & III Business entrusted to him. ar
Nassrs Maasssl White Co. Mes.rs Paradise, IawasOn
PaTmss I Brother, Ss%o i'TSS' ESD mig sm
CALT-CcaTse and Fine Liverpool Salt. in Beached an
sacks 6RN %6oE 1Ra B S in sssg.
nUFFlELDs HAMs-We have ara Iged TO recei1
regular spgs I Of aese celebrated 3 Sugar Cure
NH I'm y. j. HART & co. 70 Tchouptouas st.
EIsHlNG TACKLE DEP9T1T q, Undersigned
S d %s @ WI Which x BEE # fs s 9 GS
is4- Delta and True Delta COPY.
NEVER KNOWN TO E E,A4I
forms Of Bilious diseases.
affections ne liver and other internal which attend the
]. WRIGHT 8 Co, ISL Chsrtres St.
e Dealer. supplied on liberal terms. ~ s%sr
ID EPLATINts, REGILDING AND REPAIRIN
~ Old Plated Candestcks and all kinds of Plated War
can be Replated and made equal new, by calling -
Hercules street. between Thaia and Melpomee where 50
emens be SEEM The subscriber has had IA
Renee in the above business. nih2 lmt
RUCKWHEAT-i9O packages, quarters and eighth
mh2 sAM'L WOLFF, % Grayier st.
CHAMPAGNE-lOO baskets lie Lion dor;
~ 100 do. Kernel
20 do. Cardinal;
& by rmh sA& ~ S %ofFf. r a ' ssy isa i.
HIRE BRICKS : 900 English and Scotch, n
Il Bricks % 900 do. Pensacola, ioF sale By go,
h2s No % Magazine STest and y Red stoaea.