New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15
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NcwOrleans, December 81. 1851
WM. II. GARLAND. Treasurer

| WM. IT, GARLAND Treasurer
| PETITIONS, ERE
complaint of W. f. Duff against Police officer Ritter
4; letter from the Captain of the Watch informing thu
Council that the Bell of the upper Watch-ho,se ia in
useless condition and also reporting the suspension
various Wachmen of Celestine Labiche for the enan
cation of her slave Rosa and her child and Shepherd
Brown the slave Georgewere read and referred to tn,
Committee OH Police.
OF certain citizens that assistance be granted the widow
of Samuel Seiher killed while in the municipal employ o.
Thomas Murry for remission of fue-were read nd re
| fcrred to the Committee on Claims
OF property Cypress street. for the construc
tion of brick sidewalks said street from Vine to Gal
Nez streets; of Thomas Duffy Offering to complete the
paving of Tchoupitouas street of Paul Morton offering
10 plant trees etc of Martin Duggan asking for an ad
vance the original amount of his bill for cleaning
and widening the Galvez Canal of property owners and
residents Annunciation street, for the paving with
square block stone of said street. the Market to Race
reet of property owners in the the Second Ward
for wooden curbng and brick sidewalks in front of their
respective properties of Patrick -, sigpityng his
readiness to proceed with his contract for paving Tchou-
itouas street of j. Lesy offering to furnish supply
Of Granite paving blocks Municipality and of citi
certifying that Edward King contractor in 1s4s
took up and relad certain portions sidewalk in Com
mon street. in said read and referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
of Jackson Fire Co. No. 49, asking the payment of
certain bill contracted by them for hose and of Trad
Ferry Fire Co No. H. to have new bell nlaced AT t,e
upper Police Station
Were read and referred to the Committee on Fire
OF A. G. Blanchard, that the Treasurer be authorized
to adjust his account with the Municipality A commu-
cation from the Finance Committee of the town of Car
roon in relation tothe collection of certain licenses nm
the line dividing the parishes of Orleans and Jefferson
and another from the Commissioners of the House of
Refuge of this Municipality, enclosing resolutions and
bill against the city of Lafayette for the keeping of uye
nile vagrants-
Were read and referred to the Committee on Finance
Of certain citizens for the establishment of Medical
Dispensary-
Was read and referred to the Committee on Health,
petition of certain merchants engaged in buyine and
selling Western produce, that atboats be allowed TO dis
chqge their cargoes alongside ships when the same are
destined for re-shipment, having been read
Mr.. Etter offered the following resolution and it was
adopted. after suspending the rules:
Resolved That 1athoats, under the direction of the
Wharfnger be permitted to discharge their eargoes along
side vessels lying in this Municipality when the opin
ion of said Wharfnger will not inconvcnent or detr
mental to the shipping
The resignation Of Allen Hill as Commissioner of the
sylum for the Sixth Ward of this Municipality under
read, and on motion, accepted
The resignation Of j. s. Clendenin as member Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Public Schools of this MuncR
pfaity, was read and motion, accepted 81
otter read from Pierson Collector taxes on