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rg,syo VERY VALUABLE E..,r.

= ron = ALE IN NE1aNtJN.--I uiii.- fo,.
valuable FarnI in Nelson County lying in rnrdia,I >
the si9ge n'd from Gh3flntesyill, 10 IN. him., va
ttiIi#,g 700 Acres Il. Land, # which ,eorL l"
ARES cleared and Will Enclosed the ntr,;
wei" tunbcted and ha> il II tunll,.r # ,,.I
SPRlNS Of WATER. There are in This r,,, - j."
go ncres of CREEK BOTTOM very p.,,,on,;,,
thu wlm" lies uuueuny we'll. i, II good ~ ill., rI "
and excellent suci'tv. It cruid if Il ,irc, be d,,;,
into wv tracts If about equal me. WITH an nj
| 1" Wood and Water on ,ari. II j. located ~, a.
,a2e I,al fur mi's nhuNc Nelson C.n,tl,,., ~
ristit from the Jlmrs Rvsr and katawha Can,l =, Nav
Market. and within i've miles e. Two Ainnl,r,uri
! Ml.4 II Is seldom thu such property Is offered e.
-aie IN This section aud To il would call the alte,io
fhosr wishing to invest capital in cal ,,t4te
also oi'r for SHE my Residence. nioining the ,o
o loving ton. con'aining about 300 Acres off ,,J
a'"at ON ha.f" which is cleared aud under cnlt,'
ton
This is also valuable place with excellent in,rrov
MINIS. he bindings cons isl # Il large DWELLING
&%i nOuNE with NV Roup1s b, sides II large u,,j div
@A C"ilal,a Barn. Kitchen Sunk Ice and Cn,
ra2e Houses, AL in good rnpar 70, II lrufrssi,,
g'hi eni this Is mo,r d'<nbic rsile,cc-locaInd
"A section ut cortry lroNcr al G,r Itaaltl II is uL
"cd situated f. Il House Of Public Eitrrlairr,,,
hlas within less tlnn 800 yard- If the Gollrihon-r m
wa h'1d 10y ia" ihmer ior that purpose
"lIalso cell LOT in the Vjflge OF Inyiuy,,u
on which here is comtorta,blr DIV Ling HOl,>E
| i'Iaeh 'iiltil aid Nhcelwrieit Slups
For terms ar Any ofher iIiormInn apply IL the .nb
scriher nj Loyn !stan Nc.son CuI,tv Ia
/ SEPT 2'-2tw!w WILSON PETERS
., = T. EhQ insen2 semi weekly send act to this
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TIE LADIES are rc.nnc,t,1I,---3.> -.,--s'.,
- in and look nj Iaroe md iIy solicited To call
So rh@ GOODS French Work Grape shn iN 81 rich
Ra IN and look al them. D. r. G. PErE ~ !1"
Sept 24-dnts
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SrcRir,nY CoRHIx's RESGVtTIoy-Th The
Nu.'n'i Inlellg'nccr -iys that tn" Hon. ! hos.
CrViu BIS nritprr resigned. nor rendered
his r. si,naiion. Tue Washington cofrespan-
I"nt of tle Baltimore American, how yer,
''y~ thai Mr. Corwin viii reign as soon rs IL"
Committee in the Gardiner ease shal RIP ri
II is understood that the Cornniir'oe will en-
.irrly cxomrate Mr. Cofwn or all improper
rondu, IN the cns' aud that he viii ,lcn Il"
.4n lis seal in the Cal,inct, return 10 Ohio ana
take the stump FIR Sco;t and Grnl,an
lSFl rrhcE OF low Tolls rpoN THE aoyr
TENr OF AGRIcULruRAL In Dprcrs-Ship
'ncois Of pork onrhr Erie Cannl from The open
# ru, cation Of II Of Srlt -. 21253 Lrls
SAM period in 1852, vhen the
T." J WIS So percent les TIN
in tlepreylous ycar......... co l7G brlo
lp' T"hsc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ Dos b Is
hnrd N ls5l 70 S,70t HIS
Do. 1872. ("II reduced g o0G,2 -
Increase Observation-Disclosures 3 1i75lG g"
II aus and Bacon 1851 .......5 il67S3 q"
Do. do. 1852 Coll reduced -. G,5G5,l5I "
crease. Observation-Disclosures. lIG GIL ="
Tohncco IN 1S5I...................l 1929. l7si g"
d.. in 1852. (roI rcdaced. -. 1892 ,3s7 &
II Cr'nse ............#.#-. q OG 2,9ll +"
Notwithstanding such facts rs these are ,lai
l. exhibited by the experience Of every line oi
Internal improvement North of V,r!ini,. o Il
Internal Improvement corporations persist il
taxing egcry articl' oftonnas e rs high az they
can without prohibiting lis transit.
Wetrusf at the approaching animal meeting
Of the Stockholders Of The jams River and
Kanowha Company, and rsnn and Tennes
see R'ilroad Company, III, the subject oi
transit chttg's will undergo IA thorough nvcs
llgaton nn that every Cent of the taxes on la
b"ur aud capital will be removed which can
ho lone, consistent with modern experience, IN
regulating tolls on artificial lines of n.ercom
muncation.
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JAs. tDHAHDN,
FalIa:ld Winter Fashions forsax,

kNDNARDS& PUGiI, 3 1o,s u1otcJ {; A.. -,
- ,go.le 8 lh1,@ ~ Ir 81 Ly.ei mr.. I rr
Cas-imer. nnd Vr<ting~; which consist Of tL tvs U.s.
STYLES and iic' qr'iil, of French il d Eagsi , ,a''
ncfurer.. and will leMAp To "idcr VIII u.,
workmanship AMI ill., NJ, oil crl~",n,rs and the ,
lie generally are invited IL al and see sninrtI a. I''
aud hrHutiiul. JAMES !; EDWARDS r. "
SEPT 2J-its FER Thowox Z D.,
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y NEW FEATURE.

.' books furnished ny this E,tabli, hment which
pACPn' ''lS per qn're and upwards. are hcnnttnIiy
,,ID' ny newly nven'e1 process " irhout clargr.
i'i yIi,o'tn"'m Books of ml kinds Wholesale and Re
ed credit y i''''y '"' '>h oi "la.'''
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and business fallen of hut p'iccs were mr.
Low er.
Havre-Co,ton had been &c J leavy at IL
last report but improved lowa DIS The c.''s'. -.
LONDON MoNEY.-Tbr nancy tnsfa..
is dull. Consols lor uioise. aud ate''afll
closed at 633. IT," marker : hnr'' e silv..f.
The transactions IN An, nc ~ si..s'ns Me -
sales Of u 5 SIS. 1865. al 9ia.IS u SO -.
l03alOi Il ) 6's g. I1u.llo. / ) =. ia
,6s. lO6I a 1914; Md . : t"l,d-
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Capt. CnAs. DMMoe.>. has rc>ingnei his
seat In the Council, Of the CITY of Richmond.
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Col Benton is ont IN an ad lre-s 10 his con
slul ut, a. inst The Tehu pnlrprc route, and the
Garay GRANT, ON which the claim tothat route
r, SIS. H. contents that the grant hal expired
by is o., II terms, aud thai the Trhla t,pcc
10 IL Is foreign onr, aud anD"g 'nisc 10 the
i'll md route thro r,h Miosouri--in With his
Constituents are III Getty intercscr Il. Wig.
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{ snohEtsA, Diarrhea. Cholera Nor

"'' - 'oc. Tramp Gripping Pains in the Bowels
jl ana N"rv"ns Disorders &c. may be cI;ctu
~ ~ T" ~ AhLERS Gte@ tnomt, Rowtdy.
BkER, ND. ''i''"' me SS'"ni'' Ii. H. 4" "
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1sE Asia. OF s,s'aAmANO s.stsslT-

$500 "a SE = \ d Il III = = ID s4FSsslF-
- StNN Morrfs Eagle B0oA Works. 1876 FDiha
Sra' n We for% - Warehouse "nd SolS,q an % Po,h
""%'-bGAAh TOOkS-BhnL Books in greater
voiciy and NJ lower prices tan Il, n,I'er E,rnb.
c Il" u. Inc r"liry Five thnu.and Rrarns Of
u, d Account Books constantly on hand adapted
to rvery market in the UiioD
Cups prqnre To 8 ccuts Full bound
ID, - = ali III liner bindings 25 to 20: Dmys Russia
n,n'5nss, % c'rs. to $loo Medium, Ro,a md Su-
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liz y IMronrArIoNs. Tie New York Even.


liz NIMponrArIoNs Tie New York Even
M Express says TINT the importation sol Euro.
pcan iron into that CITY last eek Mere unlsu-
ally larg" The aggregate for The week "ao---
l2S,23i bars ct IRON.
81 1873 bars ct railroad IRON.
34,i42 hoop IRON.
G,i20 bundles s ct IRON
The crease i. in The railroad iron, and IN
the hara
The EXpr, S. goes on 10 ,ay--
Pennsslv poli6can~, especially Of the
Democratic school, would do we'll To look irto
rE's New York weekly record and sud, il IS
pcciallN before the eIe, ton of President We
mere, cerialny cao have very serious oil &c
''nn Ia the cuullhuance Of such II trade. If
Prnns. lennl Can >tand II, and Northern New
York, nrid Virgin, md Tennessee, AS we'll as
other places " h rc iron is nude
1t Is moi an agrrcabltf ct, however, to remcm
Der that " iIe Nr have III tie bosom of our
own land all III" ore nut Of hicl this iron can
b" mud. we are sending oar products, &c, To
pay Tor II, which products 9th, rwise might be
consumed at onr own doors, and 80 slve both
t. III producer anl consumer of ron he cost Of
trrghls, Insurance commissions &c, all in,ul
we'd IN tbs doublcd.A lantic operation Of sen
ding "nr products. money, &c. to pay for iron
we could make 50 much better at home.
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CARD.
JONES 81 EsAESWGOs,.

".iA1f1GTURERS or FIRN!YERE.
MAIN srEEE. RlcHEoNp. Va.
O2ooste Exchange Bank. s,,,,ol.d,s
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EENfi flsTohS.-Jn.t received IL. 51----
w " ''t III G"lt's Pistols, navy sizes. "a iF''S'
warmers six >hootrrS small szrs
Ahsnaf@s pitt ScIfr'imog six shooters new no,.
A a single sell-cockiae Pistols . 1T" patent
1,n. revolving pistols, 5 and 6 lnrreIs
zen ilst' Is, cast srecl bnrreIs '"' Trigger
'"ot belts and Pouches, and Powder rl,.i,..
i"'e"'S' For saIcly
son, Oft, "M Ii. * C. FISHER
- II LIS opposite Tur In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-17
DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
2 TIE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Official.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, June H. 1852
The Board met at the usual hour, and in the
ness, f. r. Southmayd was appointed Secretary
pro tenn. Present: Hon. T. Alpuente, President; !;
Messrs. Andrews Bailey, Burthe, Eustis, Forbes,
Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Place, Shaw, Stetson,
Sykes, Watkins, Willson-15. Absent: Messrs.
Derbes, Dolhonde, Lusto, Mackey, Philbrick,
Ramos Relf, Nixon, Stevenson, Summers and
Wiltz-11
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with by vote of the Board
The following message of the Mayor was read :
MAYoRALrY OF NEwOaLEAHs,
June l5, 1852
To the President and Members of The Boapd Of Aldermen and
Of the Board Of assistant .4hefmea Of The City NeW
GEsTLFMEs-By virtue of resolution Of the Common
Council approved the 18th May last authorizing the
Mayor to dispose Of the slaves in the hands of
Mr. H. NJ Bry. accruing from the Grard bequest have
the honor inform you that have effected the sale
of the negroes on the following terms:
Thirty eight slaves j G. c. Sharp for s1405o,
half payable 18th February 1856 and in Febru-
ary 1854 with interest at per cent from July next
twenty-five slaves to Chas, W Phillips. for s1looo, on
the terms anfcOndtions-bOth secured by mort
gage, and the notes endorsed by Williams. fii~ c.
One slave reserved to Judge NJ Bry, for cash: $500
Total, S25.850.
beg apprise you that the tableaux for the opening
of along the extension of Orleans street to the
lake has been in the First Court and
considering do this improvement to be most I'M
portant and essential cne trust that your honorable
body will take the necessary steps carry it into speedy
effect.
Pursuant to resolution adopted by the Board Of As
sisant Aldermen at their meeting of the Sh inst have
ordered election to be held the 2Sth instant for the
purpose of filling the vacancy occasoned by the resgna
ton Of Mr. T. b. Winston, member Of the Board Of As
ssant Aldermen You will please. therefore appoint the
necessary inspectors and clerks to preside over said cleo
| ton
Enclosed hand you communication from Philip
Whitman in which he gives notice that he has transferred
his contract for lighting the lamps of the Second District
| to f. G. Altman
| have the honor to be, very resply
Your obedient servant.
| n N[o,y6r
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Of w. R. Bell, for increased pay for the hire
Of some horses, was laid on the table
Oh Claude Brugniens, for the Office of Assis-
tant Warden Of Work house, was laid on the
table subject to call.
A bill Of V. Villenauve, for carpenters work,
was referred to Finance Committee.
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NH ISSISSIPPI SPRINHS.--The UNDER -
lFH signed have leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS for 5sM
OF years. The establishment undergoing thorough
preparations being made the reception
visitors the LIST of May They have also secured the services Capt
GLATHRAY the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord not inferior No pains expense will be spared
render desirable retreat The virtues Of the Waters
well known need comment.
These SPRINGS situated Kinds county, Miss miles West
Jackson miles Clinton half miles
Raymond, and two and half North OF Cooper's Well.
HACKS always readiness visitors to the Sprngsom
the Railroad pepots jackson, Clinton and ay1nond
RATES Of BOARD PER MONTH. $50 90
Observation-Disclosures. 90
mhl4 W.T. SANFORD WILSON.
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pHUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, 4
IA ec-JOTIN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP sS2s>
STREET Neworeans has just received and large
OF Brass Cocks Force and Lift Pumps
Beer Pumps ETC. Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths.
A laying repairing Lead Ppes Sheet Lead work of
description.
romptly attended to.
" Charges moderate.
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vHsHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN--:sssy

YHyHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN---.ssD
a STlTUTE, DIRECTED BY A BOARD OF yISI-
TORS APPOINTED BY THE STATE is under the imme =
superintendent Of Coils r. 7. p ALDEN L. W.
MORGAN bo distinguished Graduates of West Point thorough
Practical aided by an able and efficient Faculty The course
full; apparatus buildings commodous dis
pne location every way desirable, Franklin Springs
Frankfort health
brief ample fer thorough CLASSICAL scientific and
education with daily drill field
with the studies strengthen the body while cnvang the
mental moral Studies continued option during vacation
August charge
advance Treasurer TAYLOR Cashier of the
lucky, Frankfort.
Addesseithr Superintendent at Kentucky Military Institute
Frankfort, Ky., the undersigned,
p. DUDLEY, Adj't Gen. and President Board.
TT FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE BEFURNlSHEDA AT THE
CRESCENT OFFICE. ap3 1sw&Weos ly
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CHOPPERS WE'LL, Kinds County, Miss tkgna#sA

III J s5#Ey8
of Jackson, the State laERHN
capital and thryeven miles from Vickburg Railroad
Raymond within miles Of the W where hacks in readiness
to convey passengers the We'll.
This celebrated Place all OF the
the reception visitors The adapted chronic such
pnrrha Dyspepsia Drcpsy Gravel Diabetes Bronchitis Chorcs
debility. Consumption the water exciting
....TERAS...
boarding and Lodging the LIST June week.
LIST September. .::..l0
INNIAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor
The be had five gallon emohns and and half
hottes by the dozen boxed Messrs g. D. Ma Co.'s SO
Poydras street, NewOreans.
Having made with the Physicians of the WE'LL Drs
Beazy will be given nvaids the
OF the water diet and medical attendance
when will the charge exceed from IS
10 SO.
The Water had by the five gallon demo and and half
bottle boxed Wm McCutcheon Vcks
mys 3mW
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The second message was laid over subject to

call =
PETITIONS
OF r. Gamble, and Salem Campbell, f. m. c.,
for the emancipation of slaves, were referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Of John Morrill,, asking leave to transfer
dray licenses, was referred to Police Committee
Of E. Sullivan, complaining of the treatment
of his son by Teacher in the Public School of
Third District, was referred to the Board of
Directors of that District.
OF ]. M. Vandegrif to be continued in Office
as keeper of Courthouse, was laid on table
subject to call.
OF citizens, to have the canal on Poydras
street filed, was referred to Committee on Streets
and Landings
OF the Orphan Asylum of the Third District
asking for leave to lay water pipes from the
Leyee to the Asylum, was granted.
[Mr, Wilson entered and took his seat
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FURNITURE, ETC.

EOHN B. BURGEN has removed his |zEzs3-gy
~ FURNITURE STORE No. 53AlAGA-
ZINE STREET. Immediately opposite the Arcade where
he continucr of the he has
received from his friends and the public d5O ly
GTILL THEY COME!-A new arrival of Res
- segeue'a Patent Portable spRNG AIATTREssEs which are
makes the bed coetehat economy They can be
rolled Al and made TO hand end
all who them which proof that
they are the comfortable Mattress now in .
These celebrated sale during all
buzness hours, j. NJ WEfhotIH'S
l0 St. Charles street. door Poydran
v public respectfully requested to call and examine this
,tock. nl2 II
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

EaH Hs4R$5RsA /. ~ !; ;5 $AR Az
CO., tae Robb Farban) constantly receiv
ns Mandatory Philadelphia
England and prepared to offer dealers the most
liberal Tier stock ar5 and vel ssstsd a te
.R TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER
GOODS; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKERS
MA ERlAIS TRIMMINGS, ETC.
Purchasers invited to call. d22 5m
NTEWARK, M. SADDLERY Ware Ga
House.-ANDREW G. BULL CO., No. Is Canal
Orleans between Camp and Magazine streets,
Manufacturers and Importers fSADDERY and
constantly hand and complete Of Saddles
rides, eangales Trunks Whips skrtng Harness and Bride
Lerthef Hosku SADDLES TOOLS and Trimming of de-
sciiption at No. Is CANAL STREET - -.
s2 lydaW ANDREW g. BULL d co.
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BE Rsole That the port Of the Fourth District shall
be divided and occupied by vessels az follows:
All that part between the lower line and the upper side
Of Psks Wharf with the Sixth street Seventh street and
boats:
That part between Fis's Wharf and Sixth street lex
cept the ship wharves above mentoned for atboats to
land their except space Of xty feet at the foct
Of Third street which hereby appropriated for the land
ing Of spara and logs.
All the balance from Sixth street to the upper line
the District for the purpose of breaking up atboats
All persons forbid breaking up any atboat under
uenaltv of
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Resoirsd That the Surveyor be- and he Ia hereby
horized issue certificate to Thos Hynes for the pay
ing done by him Front Levee, provided said Hynes
agrees deduct the amount Of two hundred and fifty
dollars being the amount fine hereby imposed instead
of the penalty Of FIVE thousand dollars to which he Is
liable under his contract.
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WANTED.

VX7ANTED TO HIRE-A Negro Girl as Nurse
wv smnl family. who do plain sewing preferred
Address box i No l. Post-oHica ie5 If
VK7 ANTED IIN1EDIATELY-A good Barge
wv BOAT suitable for owlg For further information
.pp,y 10 tho subscribers. STONE Il WALWORTH,
nGl9 If s6 Tchoupitoulas street.
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BoARD OF ALDERMEN, june Is. 1852

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June ID. lo0g
To he President and Members Of the Board Of Assistant N
dermen Of The City of NelU Orleans:
GENrLEMENT beg to transmit to your honorable body
the following resolutions passed by the Board of Alder
men, in which you are invited to concur to wit:
resolution authorizing the payment of certain bills
resolution authorizing the payment of four thousand
AMI ttythree dollars Francois Soulet being the
seed value his property necessary for the opening of
Euphrosyne street.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell at auc
tcn all the buildings and improvements the line of
Euphrosyne street.
aresoution authorizing the Comptroller to sell at
ton the contract for the laying of plank road Eysan
Fields street.
resolution authorizing the Treasurer to pay to j.
Armstrong five hundred and ninety dollars thirty
cents
resolution authorizing the emancipation of various
slaves.
resolution requiring all bonds given by the city officers
to be executed before the Comptroller.
Report from the Joint Committee appointed to confer
the amount to be fixed salaries for the employees of
the city of NewOrleans.
+ beg to inform you that the amendments from your
honorable body ordinance regulating the Levee and
Wharfage dues adopted by the Board of Aldermen
rejected and the subject referred Committee of
Conference ont the part Of this Board the Committee to
consist OF the Committee on Streets and Landings
am, respectfully, your servant,
CHhs CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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That portion of the report relating to Mr.. Al
mindinger was adopted, and that relative to
Square, was laid over.
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The following resolutions, accompanying the
report, were laid over;
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The first paragraph of the message was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee, and the sec
ond and fourth were referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings. The following COM
munication was also referred to that Commit
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NewOrleans, June Is 1852.
To The Hon. the Common Council Of fHe City Of Ne,c Orleans
GESrLEMEN-Having in manner arrangedthe Street
Commissioners Department beg leave to make the fol-
lowing report for your favorable consideration
The multiplicity of the duties devolvng in each Dis
trict and those likely to ensue. from the improvements
sideration, allow to solicit the aid of additional
Assistant Deputies in the First additional Assistant
Deputies in the Second Assistant Deputies in the
Third and in the Fourth District to enable
to give that satisfaction which your Honorable Council
must expect. We're your Honorable Council pleased
sanction the increase called for it would do away with
necessity of appointing Health Wardens, which would be
far heavier expense upon the city.
During this of the year would suggest that
ordinance be established to prevent dogs running
the streets the danger of the inhabitants and that the
Police be empowered to destroy them by carefully admin
istering poisoned meat, or Otherwise.
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your obdt servant
JAMES .JoLIs. Street Commissioner
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ASSEMBLY Room, Board Of Commissioners
of the House Of Refuge.
New Orleans. June II. 1852.
ReSoed, That the President of the Board address
letter to the honorable the Common Council asking that
this Board be permitted to appoon the amount hereto
fore allowed by ordinance for the salaries of officers and
wages of servants to such number and grade of
poyecs may appear to this Board equitable and
advantageous
true copy from the minutes
Attest W. W, W. Woop, Secretary.
Mr. Mackey entered and took his seat.
The following messages were received from
the Board of Aldermen
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June Is, 1852.
To the Hon President and Members Of the Board of assistant
aldermen:
GENrLEMEN-I beg to return to your honorable body
in which they originated the following resolutions and
notify you of the of the Board of Aldermen
therein, to-wit
resolution granting the of Lafayette Square TO
N, Hoeifner for free concert.
resolution authorizing the payment of sundry ac-
counts.
resolution requesting the opinion of the Attorney
upon the obligation of the Canal and Banking Company
to construct bridge at Carroton Avenue the
Canal.
resolution authorizing the Committee on Streets and
Landings to enter into arrangement with Mr. Burton
to annu the contract for erecting draining machine il
the Fourth District.
resolution requesting the Treasurer to furnish list
of unpaid taxes for the years 1S4S 1S49 and 1850.
resolution relative to Lynchs Buildings (St Thomas
street,.
resolution relative to the Brewery corner Of Camp
and Deord streets.
resolution transferring the license of Mrs Kopf tC
Mr.. Rohgbacker.
AIN, very respectfully. your obt serv't,
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-17
REMOVALS..

Es EMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have Temporal
d q, r 81 street to No. "a Com
mon street, my5
Y , EMOVAL.-R. II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
o. from No. II St. Charles street to No. q Camp
up stairs, mas ly