New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

Hssoived, That the Comptroller be and he e
herehv authorized to sell at auction 70 me low
* h;s}dsr after an advertisement Of ten days
~ ,,,fyoc for fuel, for the use Of the corpora
An -the Surveyor to give the requisite specan-
ton as to the quality and quantity Of said fuel
me following preaulole and resolution were
read twice, the rules being suspended
& V1eyeds, the city is now in the possession 81
real estate, which Is rot used for any city pur-
poses, and which does not yield a revenue; and
whereas. it is not desirable that the city should
be the holder Of any real estate beyond what
may be necessary for the use Of the city govern
n,ent; therefore, be it
Resolped, That the Surveyor be, and he 10
hereby, requested to furnish this Board, as early
as practicable, tbut not later than the 10Th
November next plan Of all the real q! esl..e
belonging to the city; with the view q dlsposlng
Of such as may not be required for cry PURPOSES
4 Mr.. Bailey moved to amend by striking out
altar Inc words ssfurnish this the word Board,
and substitute in lieu thereof, the word = ann9
al which motion prevailed, and the preamble
ana resolution as amended were adopted
The following resolution was read twice. the
rules being suspended: ,
RESOLVED, That the Surveyor pe' anu NJ -
harahv' reouested to present at our first meet
inc. Tie plan and specification OF the probable
cost Of lie requiring and altering the building
known ~ the late City Hall, for the purpose Of
locating the Courts therein.
Also. Resolued, That the Secretary Of this
Board be, and is hereby, requested to send a
cory Of the same to the Surveyor. !,
Niaon Il, ,esol,,
the boafe 9! ods,,.,d Nv tbe Roard
- =. ~, tbe 2th Of Aprl last
81 sslstano Aellll.a ~ w t fallowno vote
Wie.l o'l1n To-, ~ Rnrthe. Hermann,
III. ~ ct.tsor Summers. Sykes
i.eeas, N1.oil' l ~ ''S''901''
anu ,Is--.1s 1,o,.h.s no,honda Forbes3
sayys---Aessis' -. .I -, N'''- ~
Tbe ,asol,,t;op relative to r. L. Nicomede
~ tJ,a lote Third Municipality was
,ssad M II, nation If Mr. Place laid over.
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4 PETITIONS, COMMUNICATIONS, ETC
a communication from the Street Commits
sioner. endorsing two bills for oil for lighting
the lamns Of the First and Fourth Districts
having heen read
Mr. place offered the following, and the rule
beinp SUSPENDED, it was read twice, and adopted
nnanimously by yeas and nays:
Reaolped. That the Treasurer pay, upon thu
rya,.ront. ~ tbe COMPTROLLER, to 4. F. Cochran
"a tha snm ss127l O5, for oil furnished the cit.
/ for lighting the public lamps Of the First ant
! Fonrfh Districts
4 The following quarterly report of tie Boart
AZ Scbool Directors Of the First District, was re
ceiyed, and referred to the Committee ON Edu
cation
Report Of the Board Of Directors d the Publ
Schoolsef the FIRST District Of .Ve'c Orleans
| FIRST of October, 1852
| The FIRST District of the city is divided int
seven School Districts, for the primary and in
termediate schools.
No pupil is allowed to enter a school out q
the District in which he resides, and no chill
under the are Of Six years is admitted.
The number of teachers and pupils in the pr
mary and intermediate schools are as follows
/. Franklin school, for girls only, seve
teachers and four hundred pupils.
3. Marshall School, for boys only, seye
teachers and four hundred and two pupils.
il 8. Washington School, for girls only, 81
teachers and three hundred and fifteen pupils.
/ A. Jackson School, for boys only, six teacher
and three hundred and fifteen pupils.
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