New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14


February 10, seamens Home Association, for
exemption from tax:
February 10, l.. Moss, in relation to bonds
adjusted by him;
February %. Mississippi Cypress Lumber
y Pany. complaining OF erroneous assessment:
arch Q. Catholic Literary Association, claim.
IN to be exempt from taxation;
March 8, John Paul, asking relief as con.
tractor
March II, $. v Sickles, for pay for property
taken in opening Commercial Place:
March II, A, Robb, for cash payment on
bonds adjusted by him
March 70, NJ Murdoch, for return Of tax paid
in error;
March 25, A. 8 Ferth, to be reimbursed SUM-
Try expenses paid by him as keeper of nuisance
boat-Finance Committee
lsoo-Jniy z NaunseI White, relative to
opening of streets through his property:
ls5l-January 13, P. Fox, relative to his
contract:
March g. Property holders Perdido street. for
banquettea
April %, Fl. J. Ranney and Others. plank
road Cypress street.
May 20, J. Toun6 and others, for Improvement
Of Canal street.
July l, Citizens, for widening Natchez street:
August 10, Citizens, for numbering Canal
street;
August 2s, A. G. Blanchard, recommending
purchases of hooks, fnote):
september 30, Carrollton Council as to neces-
sity of bridge over New Canal.
september 30. J. Brander, to retain a shed
built by him -
September 81, Fl. Grant, Surveyor, in reia-
tlon to sundFy improvements:
October I, Citizens for opening Of Naroleon
street. = P
October IA, q. Allen and J. Daveyn. for erec.
tion Of a bridge the New UanaI, at Common
sCreet;
October Il, Edward King. for nav for making
banquettes
December 0, B. W. Cohen, for purchase of his
Directory and to number houses:
December 9, Hy. McGuinn, for cash uayrnent
Of warrants;
December 8, Port Master and others. to have
houses newly numbered;
December9 o, B. Garrity, for extension Of time
to complete contract:
ls52-January 13, Paul Morton, Offering to
plant trees;
January 49,. Citizens, certifying to contract of
e. King;
February 10, Caroline E. Dunbar, asking de-
lay by Municipality in making banquettes in
| front of her property;
| February TO- Thos Maher, in relation to
| ground rents %s
February 10, Property owners Second and
| Fourth Wards, for banquettes
February IS, Property owners Fourth and
Seventh Wards, for bridge New Canal ...
| HLaiCH ., a. 1ouFne, 10 nave stalls erected IN
st. Mary's Market;
| March II, Property holders Claiborne street
| to change site of market
March %, Property holders Claiborne street
| to change site of market
March II, J. G. Mosely, asking the Munich
pality to delay making banquettes il front of
his property;
March 8, Property holders Melicerte and Con-
stance streets, against blacksmith forge in that
| vicinity-Streets and Landings
March 9, R. G. McAlpin, that certain free
negroes be allowed to remain in the State;
1S51-November II, Merchants Insurance
Company rs. Tattersall's smithery;
December 8, Citizens in favor of Tattersalls
December O. Officers of Fire Companies in
favor Of Tattersalrs smithery
4 1852-March 9, Property holders Me1icerte
and Constance streets, agaith smiths forge in
that vcinity-Police.
1s51-September 30, L. Lambert, for remis-
sion Of fine;
September 80, Widow Nelligan, for a free
license, (two Petitions;
November II, Bridget Carlin, for remission of
fne-Claims '..t-, 4 =
1852-February 10, Report of Surveyor on
survey of the Bayou Plaquemine
February 10, A. L. Plough, soliciting aid in
getting up his great Industrial Exhibition-In-
ternal Improvements. a
Secretarys office, Second Municipality.
| NewOrleans. April s. 1852 H.,l.a