Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
City Ordinances.

AN ACT making appropriation for the support Of the
public schools for the year ending the 30h Of june,
eighteen hundred and ythree.
Be enacted by De Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Com
Cbuaea Of he city Of Wshington That for the pur.
city for the year ending the hireh Jane eighteen hun
dred and yhree the following sums be and are hereby
in said fund.- such deficiency shall be paid out the
fund The thus appropriated to be expended under
the direction Of the Board Of School Trustees:
For the First School District
For rent of school rooms three hundred and fifteen dol
For books and stationery, ninety dollars.
Por fuel and stoves, eighty dollars.
For contingencies repairs, furniture &C., one hundred
and fifty dol'ass.
For The Second School District.
For rent Of primary scoo rooms two hundred eighty
For books and stationery, ninety dollars.
For fuel and stoves, eighty dollars. af
For contingencies repairs, &C., one hundred ana eighty
For purchase Of furniture for the female deparment Of
district school, hundred and seyenty-fvo dollars.
For the Third School District.
For rent primary school rooms three hundred dollars
For books and stationery, ninety dollars.
For fuel and stoves eighty dollars. 9
For contingencies repairs &c one hundred and y dol
For the Fourth School District.
For rent primary school hundred and eighty
For books and stationery sixty dollars
For fuel and stoves, eighty dollars.
For contingencies repairs &C. seventy hTe doaTS
and repairing primary schoohouse number three eighty
dollars.
For Board Of Trustees.
For printing contingencies, premiums, &c, one hundred
For salary Of secretary, one hundred dollars.
For salary of treasurer, one hundred aoliSIs
b. h. FRENCH,
President of the Board of Aldermen
Appr0'''' o'''0'' - -'' JOHN W MAuRY, Mayor.
AN ACT making appropriation to purchase stove,
fuel, &C., for the Eastern watch-house.
Be IL enacted DC. That the of forty dollars
Thereof may be and the shereby
appropriated Of the general fund.- for the purpose of
watchhouse in the eastern section of the city.
Approved, October 81, 1852.
AN ACT authorizing the reconstruction Of the gutter
street north.
Be enacted dc, That the Mayor be and he Is hereby
authorized the gutter running north
along of Eleventh street west to be taken up
running New York avenue on the west side of said
Approved, October 81, 1852
AN ACT for the relief Of William Cross.
Be- enacted de- That the Register be and he Is hereby
requested to pay to William Cross the of sevenyve
cents said amount having been enormously paid to this
Corporation for taxes paid by said Cross.
Approved, October Il, 1867
AN ACT authorize ootway to be placed the bridge
over the canal on New Jersey avenue.
Re snacted DC That the Mayor be- and he Is hereby,
authorized and directed hagor brick footway Of
sufficient width be placed the west side Of the brick
brick bridge over canal at New Jersey avenue TO
meet with the paved ootway said avenue the expense
the same to be betrayed out OF the general fund
Approved, October Il, 1862
AN ACT allow Cornelius Boyle grade front square
six hundred and forty.one.
Be enacted, DC, That Cornelius Boyle be and he Is per-
mitted TO grade South Capitol street. front Of
bered six hundred and forty from the building line OF
said the wall of the Washington canal and also the
use OF lots one and twenty in said square, east 'front.' for ten
years
Approved October q, 1852.
AN ACT making additional appropriation for the inn
proveraent of the Washington Canal
Be enacted de- That, in addition to the sums hereto
fore appropriaed thousand dollars be and
hereby appropriately payable out OF the general
fund for the purpose continuing the Improvement of the
washington Canal expended provided by tho sixth
section of the approved the eighteenth day of December
forty eight entitled An act for the
Improvement Of the Washington Canal"
Innroyod Octobar 4. 1852