Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-01


southern extremity Of Thireenand ahalf street west
M SILAS II. HILL,
President Of tie Board Of Common C6unc7.
B. b. FRENCH,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen.
App'0s''' -''N'''''' - WALTER LENox Mayor
AN ACT for the relief of William f. Stewart.
BE enacted, de- That the sum Of eighteen dollars be
consideration of his inability 70 the shop license granted
to him from the first day of March to the twentyxth Of
June, eighteen hundred and fftyone. Is
Approved, December l5, 1851.
AN ACT authorizing the western termination of street
north to be paved with stone.
Be enacted de- That the Mayor be and he Is hereby
authorized and requested TO the western termination
OF street from the bridge to point forty feet eastward
and in width to correspond with the bridge to be paved
with sone and the expense OF the work, at contract
prices, from the general fund a
Approved, December Id, 1851.
AN ACT for the gravelling OF Louisiana avenue.
Be enacted, de-, That the Of three hundred and
twentyone dollars and cents much thereof
be necessary be and he is hereby appropriated for
the graveng Louisiana from the east line Of
square three hundred and eighty Tenth street west TO be
expended out of the funds Of the Third Wad under the d
rection of the Commissioner thereof
Approved, December ~, 1851. Is.
AN ACT authorizing flag footways across Indiana Avenue
and street norh the east eide of Third street west
BE enacted dc. That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to have flag fooways laid Indiana
nue. and street norh on the east side of Third street
the credit Of the Fifth Ward not otherwise appropriated
the said flag ootways to be laid soon as the footway
shall have been paved on the west front Of square mum
bered five hundred and SEVENTH two.
Approved, December 10, 1851. 49,
AN ACT authorizing the laying Of flag footway
Louisiana avenue on the east side of Tenth street
west and street north the west side Of said
street, and for other purposes.
BE enacted, de-, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
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avenue the east side Of Tenth street west
street north, the west side of Tenth street west and
also TO the curbons to be set and ooway paved
the side Of Tenth street west between street
north and Canal sree and TO the thereof the
two hundred and fifty dollars much thereof
may be necessary be and the same Is hereby appopr
ated in just proportions out Of any money to the credit Of
the Second and Third Wards.
Approved, December l5, 1851.
AN ACT making appropriation to repair the plank foot
bridge at NJ street south.
Bet enacted, de-, That the of twenty-five dollars be
out Of the funds the Filth and sixth warIs the
pose repairing the plank foobrdgc the marsh at
NJ street. Approved, December %, 1851.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing application TO Con-
gress for extending the gas lights through the public
servaons along Al 7th 18th, and 14th streets west in
the Fourth and Seventh Wards
Resolved de- That the joint committee appointed TO at
tend to the interests Of this Corporation before Congress be
and they hereby instructed TO urge that body the
necessity extending gas lights through the public
vaons along 7t 12th and 4th streets in the Fourth
and Seventh Wards. Approved, December 49, 1851.
JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the condition Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal between 18th street west and
Georgetown.
Resolred de- That the Mayor be and he is hereby
quested 10 call the attention Of the President Of the Ches
peake and Ohio Canal Company to the condition Of that
portion Of said canal between Ut street west and George
town. and request that early be taken to put II
in such order will permit boats from Cumberland laden
with coal 10 pass through the without difficulty
Approved, December %, 1851.
JOINT RESOLUTION requesting the Mayor TO wait the
President Of the United States in relation to the working
hours on public work in this city.
Rcsoip, de-, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
quested to call upon the President the United states and
respectfully to ask him TO the rules and regulations
In force In the navy yard of this city, the number
Of hours required Of the wormen daily to be enforced ON
all government works in this city.
Approved, December % 1851.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. LOST,
since Saturday evening last, small Leather Pocket
book, containing ninety dollars In paper money, and
check for twenty dollars drawn by Messrs Havenncr
Brother In my favor -, ,x.,,r.
dec 3l-3t J. VAN RlSWlCk.
MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has re-
y opened an office for the transaction of law and agency
business on street. the Department Of the INTERIOR
and nearly In rear of Wilards Hotel whore he boards
dec 31-3m
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