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he present the former we're destroyed BY rs on
The 18th Of April 1s4g and the latter erected to erye
ly temporary PURPOSE but lily adnpted they
has been no other resources and instead Of isnx
i,'ed only few months, they have now been occoped
hree years The commitment of few more inmates will
render their enlargement necessary The fence around
The lot i m decayed state and has been tottering fr
ONE time and will probably fall unless repaired This the
surveyor Of the municipality instructed BY the Coun
cit have done but from some cause unknown 70 ths
Board. il has not been attended to. ssf<
The Board woud respectfully invite the attention d
your honorable body to the memorial addressed By then
70 tne Legislature At the request Of the late municipal
Council setting forth the advantages and objects of
its f which Will accompany this report g3F
In 1s4s there girl committed to the Housss but
sose Of her sex and she only retained for da
he necessity Of making proper provision or them is evi
pay No afor tbe lat six months q issi : stssd n
the memorial above referred TO-, e Ts-sss ~
The Board would respectfully ruegsst inahes.sss
1t That the grounds should be of cient extent for
agricultural purposes workshops. ETC.
ID That they should be situated beyond tks poDuious
3d That the site shouI be n essy as,s for f.us.&
visits of supervision and inspection.
4th That brick walls and slate roofs Be pre1Hed,
5th That buildings and grounds be provided fcs girls
Respectfully submitted,
W. W. w. Wood, Secretary .l- $50 s''' ss-.... -.
mss %sss say Sy, Fl spst as HEX ISL an
JANUARY. ~. H
Tin Shops dozen pint cups. 4r5Es sj-sl.s sat
dozen three pint do. 81 49, =. .-.r.s a..
sk five gallon oil cans. % T' sF'N
1 wash pans.
g fruit pans
Il shoe backing q s-l2 dozen. or sI2 pieces
Shoe shop-2 pair new shoes. NgitE e2ll
II dozen baeking boxes. ~.
~ pint cups AS &
pint pans. F5,s s.sss8ss 4
:. wash-pans
'' large water buckets. H9Sa ST 8
1 third size water buckets M
312 50 large water pots.
q pair new shoes.
q pair repaired shoes. 9e =, Enas78 81 s4s-
Tin Shops dozen two quart buckets
11-12 dozen three gallon oil cans & EA5@7 Stie
. patty pans ssH2 afy 81 &a9
s-12 small n'u RHaa water pots. assae r ses
s-i2 sugar bowls. 9i.s sa66 isdi ks1,e
cups. asais ass 9. "a aEs5s l,s5f
pepper boxes-2o 5-12 or 2lS pieces .5;
Shoe Shop-33 pair new shoes
26 pair Of shoes hand. April /, 1852. Ea
Domestic Wrk-Fsbpuuy and March, istl
10 shirts made. $3.50 A1N+r5 4ss; aS gtt7
pair pantaloons. t5y4ss Sgf5f;f a t1R
towels
Y old mattresses refiIled. iefi 4 h. .;.. II
81 old pillows refed.
new pillows. DC ~ "a 5as "
'io pieces Of washing ,. ~ uss9
20 new shirts. A4 ~ 7dsttis "a i a. sl8ss{szsst
20 pillow covers. -+-, q, q. .e.5s sjs,.ss..s,
snew mattresses. ~
old mattresses reflled. ~ se3 is{efas
new pillows y-.-.-..s.,y4 ,.5, ~, ", ".
towels. -e 7'4 't'3fs& ~
2 pair socks knitted ti.'s;5saa Il sg ts 6F
LIS pieces Of washing f-e. ,-.- szsa ..-a3i.-
House of Refuge aur2 10 Is52 = - lf"@,- 11"D
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Mr.. Bailey moved to strike out of the same
resolution the words Sc now occupied by the city
authorities, and to substitute therefor, g here
tofore occupied by the late Municipality No.
One,'' which was carried.
Mr.. Stetson moved to amend the same resolu-
ton by substituting submitted to the Council"
instead of &c Mayor" Which was carried
On the third resolution being read as follows !;
Be further rssored, That the Surveyor shall prepare
said specifications to provide for the payment Of said
work mentioned in the preceding resolution in payments
TO wit four Of one-eghth each and the balance
peton Of the whole work and with good and solvent
curties furnished the contractor to the satisfaction of
the two Boards Of Aldermen.
Mr.. Stetson moved to strike it out, which was
carried
And the preamble and resolutions, as amend
ed, were read second time, the rules being
suspended, and adopted as follows:
Wqs 1t ia expedient Just that the public officers
Of our Municipal and Parochia authorities and tribunals
should be located in sc manner as to afford the popu
aton Of the different portions Of the city the most
venient access to said offices;
And mhreas IN locating said Offices and tribunals it
would be unjust to assign said location to any single dis
trct Of the city to the prejudice of the other that
would also be display Of sectional exclusiveness
prive the Second District Of all the said offices
| mails, and of the advantages resulting from them;
aad hseas The city possesses convenient and proper
buildings IN the Pirst and Second Districts and said
buildings should be used for the Courts and Municipal
authorities to relieve the city from the heavy rents
now paid for the courts and at the time save the
losses which would be incurred by having the buildings
vacant;
find eas The two Boards of Aldermen should evince
concilatng and liberal spirit towards all parts Of the
city;
be therefore Resofrd /. That the Offices Of the Mayor
Comptroller. Treasurer. Surveyor and Street Commis-
soner and the chambers and offices Of the Boards of
Aldermen shall be removed to the City Hall and that the
Surveyor under the directions Of the Mayor shall
datey said Hall to be prepared for the purpose
ana AL the ofcers 70 be properly accommodated therein
Resoied That the Surveyor shall Immediately pre-
the necessary plans and estimates for improving
buildings heretofore occupied by the late Municipality
Courts and the Sheriff and to afford proper offices
for the clerks and archives of said and that
soon as plans and specifications shall have been
and submitted to the Council the Mayor shall adjudcae
the contract after due advertisement the lowest bidder
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On motion, the majority report was adopted
by the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs Andrews, Bailey, Dolhonde,
Forbes, Lanata, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Shaw,
Stetson, Sykes, Wilson and Winston-l3.
Mays: Messrs. Burthe, Eustis and Ramos-3.
The President appointed Messrs Stetson and
Burthe on the committee as required by ther
olutions adopted.
Mr.. Nixon presented preamble and series of
resolutions providing for the removal of the of
fees Of the Mayor. Treasurer, Comptroller, Sur
veyor and Street Commissioner, to the City Hall,
and appropriating the building recently occu-
pied by the late Municipality No. One, to the
use of the Supreme and District Courts, Sheritfs
and Clerks offices, ETC.
MIR. Place moved to amend the first resolu-
tion by striking out the words 50 to the Hall
heretofore known as the Municipal Hall of Mu-
nicipality No. Two, and that the same shall
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The following, which came up as the order Of
the day, was, on motion, laid over

tue uhy, was, OH lnOtlOn, la1d over I:
IN ordinance regulating The duties Of The Physicians Of prisons
''orktouses, ETC., far The City Of Nsp orieDns.
Sec l. BE IL 0rdained-That there shall appointed by
the Common Council Of NewOrleans physicians be
called the City Physicians whose duties shall be to attend
to all the PRISONS warehouses; houses Of refuge and as
Of this city One shall attend in the First and Fourth
Districts and the other in the Second Third Districts
Sec q BE further ordnined-That 1t shall be the duty
Of said Physicians to visit at least day. all the
woskhouses ais etc and attend any patient patients
in prison. and continue to do often necessary
when called upon. in their respective districts.
Sec 3. Be ordained-That in addition to the duties
they shall act expert physicians to the Coroner each
their respective districts. 40 n a.aE.po
Sec Be frhrr orda,,ed-That they shall both attend
to the vaccination Of the children of the public schools
Sec g. Be f,1. ordai7ed-That in Of the absence
or illness OF either the other shall attend to his
duties as long it may be necessary should it not be
possible for to attend to the duties Of both the Health
Committee may appoint assistant for the
for the time employed to be paid the City Treasurer
prorded the regular physician is ill absent with leave
Of the Health Committee If not said assistant physician
must receive his compensation from the physician whose
duty he fulflls.
Sec 6. BE ii further ordated-That they shall each day
register in book kept for that purpose in each prison
workhouse etc. all their prescriptions with the
number of each patient from which book the orders shall
be executed by the nurses or keepers.
Sec. T. Be further ordainedThat the medicines shall
be ordered and inspected by the in their respec
tive districts who shall approve the bills for the be-
fore payment can be made.
Sec. 8. Be further ordained-That the physicians shall
have the power to remove prisoners attacked with any
contagious disease to place selected by themselves
and treated at the expense Of the city.
Sec. g. BE further ordained-That the salary Of each
physician appointed under this ordinance shall be
dollars annum, payable monthly by the City Trea.
surer
Sec. TO- BE further ordained-That the Common Coun-
Gil to itself the right of dsssing either both
Of the physicians at will.
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WANTED.
TO RENT.

7ENO RENT-A handsomely furnished Par An
or Rooms southern EGH
nnd Circus stree reasonable apis
yENO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, A
Il suitable for Commission Merchant. Apply to kl
nhl2 II SAMUEL WOLFF, s5 Camp street..
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hereafter be the City Hall" which was car

Mr.. Leeds moved to strike out of the second
resolution the clause "provided the expense
shall not exceed fifty thousand dollars which
was carried
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THURSDAY, April 90 1882.
The Board met at six o'clock P. NJ, pursuant
to adjournment.
Present: Messrs Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,
Derbes, Dolhonde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann.
Lanata, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Philbrick, Ra-
mos, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Wilson and Winston
In the absence of the President, Mr. Nixon
was called to the Chair.
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SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Forbes, as Chairman, presented the fol-
lowing report and resolution, to lie over:

lowing report ana resolutl0n, to lie over:
The committee to whom referred the circumstances
of Warren Stone, Sarah H Wood. Samuel Locke G. P
Duncan and others against the construction of railroad
through Claiborne street provided in resolution
of the late Council of Municipality Number One approved
9th February 1852 resp ctfuly report that in their
opinion it is inexpedient to grant such monopoly as
contemplated in the resolution alluded for the
that it would be against public policy and against the
expressed wishes Of large number Of property holders
in that vicinity.
The committee would call the attention of the Board
to the spirit of laws which rejoice that all public im
before being made receive the
OF the majority OF those affected thereby In the present
case the majority of the property holders as your COM
mittce are led to beeve) are opposed to the road
They would also beg leave to remind the Board of the
evil effects of monopoes upon the interests the city
as shown in the of the Pontchartrain Railroad Com
pany Had not been for the exclusive privilege granted
that company by the Legislature construct railroad
from the city to the lake other railroads have been
establishedthe rear of the city would have been i'm
proved and its health promoted.
The committee therefore the repeal of the
resolution authorizing the road and the rejection of the
terms of adjudication proposed by L. surg thirty
one years. D, D. FoRBEs,
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And, on motion, the Board 90 adjourned to Tues
day next, May A, at 6 o'clock p. NJ, ,.,,s..,., :.
.5- WALTER H. PETERS, Secretary. -
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Mr.. Eustis, from the same committee, pre-
sented the following minority report:

The minority respectfully beg leave to report
That they regret they cannot agree with the majority of
this committee The changes proposed they cannot con-
slider expedient necessary The Mayor since the oun
dation of the city has always held his Office in the build
ing occupied by him. and cannot but think that if
these changes made they calculated to the
sectional feelings and preudces which was the avowed
object Of the consolidation to allay The building oppo-
site Jackson Square with reasonable outlay of
money be fitted up to accommodate the Mayor and
all the officers of the city With view however of COM
promising the matter we would consent that the Common
Council should hold their meetings in the building now
used by the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Gro. EusrIs, JR,,
D. LANATA
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NEW ORLe. NJ and Car fssTI, syzz HsssstfssiiIl,
Y roiou Kalro- No Line $z:EEtsszt 4zEE~zIis

NJEW ORLe. NJ and Car fs fsT, szz EFss, EEssssssss1,
Y roiltou Kalro. lti Line $f:Es2 2tSsSSfz fz.EE--Hfs
Departure Of Trains. mNemOrledn5:,
tIaltpasi and half
Steam every hour afterwards
syey III GUNNER and nnt quarter past in winter.
From Cdrrolton:
Horse Cars -b \. sand 10 Pm.
Steam and every hour afterwards until inclu-
svels summer and until half past P. M. in winter
Children ~ years Servants 10
the third Monday ebruary
and enio the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE
n- the Is Baronne
Departure Of Care.
Winter, from Lafayette and ~ o'clock
Depot Is Bnronne street. ....7%, 8 and So
In Summer, Lafayette and
Depot s Baronne street. ........ .6M ~ and -.
whc will each every fifteen un
O'clock W.
TteTat s1S s, 10 and II P. Al, from the Depot.
~ ~ aud lOx P. N. from Lafayette.
FARR-r cents. Children under ~ years. half price.
E Special Nigh, Cars Pae balls, Meetings,
piled when required. mhSi ly
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MEDICAL CARDS.

NR. j. +. seq UIN, Office at Thomas Rankin's
D Drug sore OF Camp and Poydras residence ii
Gravt snee near the corner Of Baronns. my3
Ar. j. s. COPES, office and residence, 444
II y MaEazine street, ahoveE Edward ly
nOCTORS A. G. l.. L. HENSLEY, 46 Canal
~ street janl ly
\ 0MtEOPATElC HYSICIAN-JAMES G.
Ah BELDEN, NJ d., 10 Carondelet street. iassdAW
M EDlCAL NOTICE-DR LOCKWOOD, who
1ys has o"tned reputation Lousve Ky many
o. s to"hn Of the South, BILIOUS, YELLOW TYPHUS
e. Hs well all Thy following Diseases Rheunai out Fi
r ponieaeux, Bfonr Pieuriis Hephtis Complaint
ferifafNltts all ibhNnuatons
dscons last College together
WILL h vsts The Charity
mena Morbid Anaemy, which exhibit enable him
NE ny peculiar to the South and facilitate their
az tpeIes peaits such Syphilis in ta
sonotrhh sicture Gee Beuirea Spddmtis ETC.
rc NO. 30 FLIPpA between Poyiras
DR LoCKsouDs Specific curtain cure for syphIis
S1n9rThra be obtained at the
On The receipt doIas will any part
United States. This cases
Ef Dfhee hours from A. M. to 5p. o3 lyos
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pARG AlNS-BARGA BARGAINS-At
- No. l09 MAGAZINE STREET.
Cotton GINS 300, HORSE POWERS $50, FLOWS 81
BAR CABLE CHAINS IRON BOLTS at cents per Ii; FIFTH
TRACE Nd BREAST CHAINS, BRIDES HARNESS. PACK SAD
II OLA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA
TENTS, HAMMoCKs, WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS; HEMP
COTTON HOOKS per dozen; NEGRO CLOTH
ING HEAVY CLOTH oyERcoATs with Cspe at ss SHOES
wc will be od half the price, cheaper than
other the city. mh5 I'm
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KHEUMAIISM,
PAiNS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the eacrucisng
pains Rheumatism almost Instantly Persons
who oth confined to their Rheumatic Pains
bones uoand from toe, whose joints distorted with
panfl sseug minutes by
The of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. This truth and
Thousands ry NewYork, the
United stAcs for the truth this
publish prove eff
Of ALWAYS READY RELIEF, the
Uron last years. themselves
CHILL FEVER
GsILLLs STOPPED IN A FETV ATNUTES-PAEN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY.
kADWhIs READY RELIEF like charm in all OF Ch
and II breaks the Chis neutrality-suspicious.
w health strength every syste
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whene you feel PAIN apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
in you pains Stomach
the Liver, Kidneys, Bowels JOINTS Bones RAILWAYS
READY GEL F, taken either internally srplied
few minutes stop pain and quickly remove
RADWAf d CO., 1852 Fulton street, NewYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
fofN WRIGHT CO., l5l Char,res street. NewOrleans
w finta Agent who will supply dealers in the country
way Il Go Il prees
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one years. D, B. FORBES,
R. B. srxEs
v. HEERaI.NN
Resoired By the Common Council of the city of New
Orleans that the resolution passed by the late Council of
Municipality Number One and approved 9th February
1852 the subject of railroad through Claiborne street
be and the same is hereby repealed
| Mr. Winston presented the following ordi-
nance, and, the rules being suspended, it was
read a second time and adopted:
Be ordained That from and after the passage of this
ordinance it shall be the duty of all Tax Levee Dues
other Collectors of this city to the Treasurer
daily all moneys either gold silver checks city other
obligations. and in handing warrants notes or
obligations of the late First Second and Third Municipal
persons paying in said warrants notes. etc and of
taxes paid by each taxpayer paying in such obligations
Mr.. Forbes presented the following on it's first
reading
Resolved That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
to report soon practicable upon the expedency
constructing wharf the Basin at the foot of Race
to connect with the wharves already constructed
from Race and Orange streets.
Mr.. Mackey preferred complaint of dere-
LECTION of duty against watchmen Arthur Duffey
and Moclair
On motion, it was referred to the Mayor.
Mr.. Shaw presented the following, and it was,
on his motion, ordered to be printed with the
proceedings.
New ORLEANS. April q, 1852.
TO Tie Honorable the Common Council Of the City of Ne,r
Orleans: 0r-I ..
The Board of Commissioners of the House of Refuge
for juvenile delnquents and juvenile vagrants have the
honor to report
That the institution under their charge opened
the reception of inmates the 10th September 1S and
has continued in operation by virtue of several laws of
the State and ordinances of the late Municipality No
Two 1t founded and maintained exclusively by said
Municipality. From the period of its establishment up
to the present time, there have been
GOmmittpH-ROyS
Tlrls L
- 152
inucntuIeu-boys
SISe"'ASeu-poys LOU
Escaped-Boys s..........................7
Retaken-Boys s........................ 10 CD 1O4
Leaving now in the Refuge Observation-Disclosures. As
The Board has steadily kept in view the design of the
Institution which is the moral reformation of the boys
TO give them common school education. to accustom
them to habits of industry and to apprentice them in the
city or elsewhere have them instructed, within the
limits of the Refuge in useful pursuit mechanic
art by which they may hereafter honest liveli-
hood and become respectable citizens instead Of being
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The ordinance presented by Mr.. Winston, on
the 22d instant, prescribing the manner of
holding elections for imposing taxes for works
Of Internal improvement, was called up as the
order of the day, and on motion ado opted as fol-
lows:
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The reading of the Journal was dispensed with
PETITIONS, ETC.

PETITIONS, ETC.
An application for the office of Collector of
Levee Dues for the Second District from Frank
Buchanan; from W. H. Hutchings, for the office
of Whar6nger; and from James CALDWELL for
the office of Captain of the Night Watch of the
Fourth District-were read and laid on the
table subject to call.
communication from o. Rice, Treasurer of
the late city of Lafayette, in relation to sundry
accounts-was read and referred to the Dele
CATION from the Fourth District.
A petition of Justine Boisblanc, for the eman-
cipation of the slave Evelina-was read and
referred to the judiciary Committee
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The yeas and nays being called on the final
passage of said ordinance, it resulted as follows
Yeas: Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,
Derbes, Dolhonde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann,
Lanata, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Philbrick, Ra-
mos, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Wilson and Winston
10
.NHYS. ---.
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Resoeef, By the Common Council of the city of New
Orleans that the resolution passed by the late Council of
Municipality Number One and approved 9th February
1852 the subject of railroad through Claiborne street
be and the same is hereby repealed.
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l. Resolred, That the building formerly known as the
Second Municipality Hail. opposite Lafayette Square, shall
be known and designated as the City Hall.
2 That the offices of Mayor. Comptroller. Treasurer
Street Commissioner Surveyor and Office of the Board of
Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt shall be located
in said City Hall
> That the Board of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
shall hereafter hold their sessions in said City Hall
l. Resored. That committee of two be appointed by
the Chair to with like committee from the Board Of
Aldermen. to designate and arrange the for the
respective Boards and officers
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
~ READ n.

NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Let every body
! y READ H.
NO. l.
R. r. R.
R.7DW.AY'S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
I il TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
ko &c it Bous as IN
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
sysr in giving instant the sormeang and
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
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IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED,
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SICK HEADACHE
4Fs A SEARy M kF EW S M Tor and THE MOST D
atiacE M anss and the stoAeh and neatrAi1e the
PREVENTION.
@ al hi 5rf%G 5 snS sa1 y M
toTpor and fatigue
IN BATHING.
Ms tablespoonful OF r. II R. with Bowl OF Water and bathe the
Head Mex and Temples WISH the Face Hands other parts the
AMI sweet and healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
DlARRHtEA DYSENTERY, BLOODY FLuX CHOLERA MoRBUS,
PAINFUL DISCHARGES. II relieves the
minsseks the distressing discharges and will speedily
the
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
faenet the sharp darling of this cruel 0mpHt In
aew nqes the pain stricken sufferer experiences the delightful
sons departing 1t has thousands
NewYok Shere Of them had been brought almost deaths
door The effects Of the READY RELIEF the nmed
ney the supply
7erg vitality the which
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The yeas and nays being called on the final pas
sage of the above ordinance, resulted as follows
Yeas: Messrs Burthe, Derbes, Dolhonde,
Eustis, Forbes, Lanata, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon,
Place, Ramos, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Wilson and
Winston-16.
Nay: Mr. Bailey-1.
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The ordinance concerning the Surveyors De-
partment, presented by Mr. Lanata on the 22d
inst, and referred to the Committee on Streets