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ptroller to appoint their Chief Clerks as their

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Comptroller to appoint their Chief Clerks as their
Deputies.
A Resolution authorizing the Collectors of the
late municipalities to continue their collections.
A Resolution appropriating 5000 for the use
of Committees.
Resolution authorizing the payment to b.
A. Michel for cab hire and ice furnished to the
Board of Aldermen
A Resolution instructing the censers takers to
make their returns to the Mayor.
A Resolution relative to the contract OF
Knapp & Totten.
A Resolution relative to the opening and lay
| ing out Of Park.
On motion of Mr. Nixon, the Board proceeded
to the consideration of the message OF the Board
of Aldermen.
| The following resolutions were read twice, the
rules being suspended and concurred In unanl-
mously by yeas and nays:
The Finance Committee, to whom were referred smndry
aniiued the same and offer the following: 49,
itesoth That the Treasurer pay the following sums oh
the warrant of the Comptroller, viz - .-..
pounds of lamp wick forty three dollars and forty cents
To NJ lopez for procuring the names of the owners o.
property Third District assessed blank three huhuea
and fifty eight dollars and fifty cents s.,
TO Francis Newman, for procuring the names OF the
1nlrd DlFITlct hsseSstu
hundred ana eighty dollars and ninety cents
10 the True Delta for advertising notices Of elections
two hundred and sixty three dollars
10 the Daily OrlGanian for advertising notices OF cleo
ons in French and English six hundred and seventeen
dollars. ....
10 the Daily Times for advertising the official returns
of the election 22d March. twenty-five dollars.
To the Daily Pcayune for advertising notices Of cleo
ons etc three hnndrcd and eighty y-three dollars.
Auguste ruslt, for stationery furnished the Public
Schools Second District four hundred and fifty dollars
and twelve cents,
Second District three hundred and eightythree dollars
| and seventy cents.
10 fremaile for cleaning prives Of the Public Schools
. Second District. sixty dollars.
To Nautre < Co for sundries furnished the Public
Schools Second District eighty dollars and ffty-ve
cents
10 j. O. Morgan for books furnished the Public Schools
Second District three hundred and sy-two dollars and
seventy cents
10 j b Steel for books furnished the Public Schools
Second District eleven hundred and tweny-one dollars
| and thirty lone cents.
ToJ + Lelievre for books furnished the Public Schools
Second District one hundred and ortynine dollars anC
fifty cents.
TO Julius Jachne for stationery and blanks Furnished
the Mayors Office hundred and forty-eisht dollar
and eighty five cents
10 Aususe Bruslt books and stationery furnished
the Office Of Comptroller and the census takers two hun
Ircd and thirty eight dollars and sixty cents
To Alexander Levy CO. for stationery furnished cit.
Offices five hundred and segentysiX dollars and seventy
five cents
D 10 William Flem,ning for books and stationery fur
nished the Public Schools Fourth District, five hundre
y and fifty dollars and eight cents,
0 To William Fem1ning, stationery furnished th
Offices Of Recorder Whartnger Collectors and Poiiet
Fourth District seventy nine dollars and five cents.
To David Felt Co. for stationery for the offices Of tn
Chief Of Police the Recorders First and Second Districts
the Secretary Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen, an
the Work-house four hundred and sixty dollars an
| eighty cents.
10 Corson & Armstrong for stationery furnished tn
offices the Comptroller Treasurer Street Commissions
Board Of Assistant Aldermen five hundred and seven
| eight dollars and thirteen cents
TO John Page. for benches and repairs to the Publl
y Schools Fourth District hundred and ten dollars an
v tfty-liye cents.
NJ | Fourth District six dollars and thirty cents.
To Commercial Bulletin advertising notices of eec
u | tions one hundred and ten dollars.
To the Louisiana Courier for subscription three cope
70 at twelve dollars each, thrty-six dollars.
To Walter H. Peters for the services of assistant fo
" | one month and half, seventy y-!ye dollars,
- To i. Laborde for collins furnished thrty-three dol
" lars.
IS To Dr. j. D. Foster for three nques thirty dollars,
u To H. A Michel for sundries furnished the Board
~ Aldermen eight dollars and eighty cents
b 10 James p Freret sheriff for expenses incurred
~ elections and conveying returns to Baton houge on
~ hundred and ninetytwo dollars and titty-slX cents
Ii 10 qarderes Saw Mills for lumber furnished for repa
u Of bridges Second District six hundred and hry-ot
70 doars ana ninety y-eight cents,
So To Nil4vaso for lumber furnished for the repairs
II the wharve and bridges Third District two hundred az
JO seven dollars and three cents
% 10 Ward Co. for plapks furnished for the repairs
U wharves First District and for sluices to the river ol
DO hundred and sixteen dollars and thirteen cents.
10 10 epouly Gagnet for lumber furnished for fifth
up polls and repairs Of offices First Municipality tortyol
5S dollars and seven cents.
T. lIiteman, for planks furnished for collins seven
dollars
To Thomas Hart. for months services as Lea
Warden thirty dollars,
To Daniel Kennedy for one month services as liea
OF Warden thirty dollars.
,t To Margaret Mehrer for keeping orphan child fo
months thirty-two dollars.
To Francis fIoger for one hundred and barre
OF Lake shells twenty-eght dollars and eighty cents,
To Dr. P Yiezer for quarters salary Physicif
of of the Jail Parish Jefferson fifteen dollars and seventy
i cents.
d TOW Merideth for services on draining machine Fir
District, three dollars.
be 10 G. +. Berghman, for two months salary as Doc
40 keeper and Porter of Board Of Aldermen eighty dollars
le 10 Hlsberry Fowler for repairs to draining mach
First District fftyeight dollars.
er To W H. Murphy for months rent of school-hou
A. on Rampant street. one hundred and twenty yve dollar
To Juan De Egana, for one months rent of Schot
house of Greatmen and Champs Eysees fifty dc
To J. B. Lamothe. for one months rent of house occ
20 pied by Fire Company No s, thirty-hyc dollars.
To H. NJ, Barlew & Co, for one Fairbank Patent Pla
form Scale seventy-hve dollars
he 10 L. s. Bernhard for alterations in the office of t
Collector of Taxes. Second District, twelve dollars.
n To Willis Main, for damage done to his property in t
= opening of ursune street hundred and sixty dola
d. To the NewOrleans Bee. for copy of the Digest
copy of the Laws of 1S52 for the office OF the Chie
Police six dollars.
To John Youenes board for prisoners and cab hi
pP in May last fortyeight dollars and twenty cents
To John Gauche for sundries furnished the Recorde
o. Office, Second District, twenty-five dollars and nine
no cents
TO Funk for sunrics furnished city officers, twen
10 John Blatfer & Co, for groce of lamp Gimme
ed and repairing lamps First District ftyseYen dollars
he To Patrick Green tor repairs to lamps Fourth Dsrl
" eight dollars and twenty five cents,
10 G. W. Hardin, for conveying sick to Charity Ii
Nv ptll. seventy EIGHT dollars.
= To T. c. Poole Clerk Second District Court for costs
court in sundry suits of the late municipalities; two hi
q dred and seventy dollars and fifty cents
To r G. Poole Clerk Second District Court, for costs
~ court in the Of s. David and j. g. LiVaudas
W Municipality No Two forty -four dollars and five cents
10 A Rousseau Clerk First District Court for Cler
re- fees in the of Municipality No, One Praying
the opening of Orleans Avenue thirty-one dollars a
+ eighty five cents
cct To Thomas P Williams for refreshments furnished
men employed in repairing draining machine thirtt
i've dollars.
To John f. Moreau for refreshments furnished elect
W held l4th and 2lst instant thiry-six dollars.
To j. Carries. for refreshments furnished election Fl
Ia Precinct and fitting up and removing polls 18th April
in 14th June seventy five dollars
TO A. Miller 4 Co. for refreshments election l4th Ju
Second Ward, thirty dollars
CO. To v c. Linda. for refreshments election 2lst insta
Second Ward. twenty five dollars
of 10 George Bernard for fitting up polls ETC. election
june Third Ward ten dollars.
To p Boyer for refreshments furnished election
a june Eighteenth Precinct, fourteen dollars.
Mr. 10 Nicholas Nalary for refreshments furnished at
ton Nineteenth Precinct 22d March, 18th April and
49,. June 1852, forty dollars.
ACT 10 the Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, for the mi