New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-20


IN of the contractor Tor making plank road
Oh said street, and representing hin as hui
sance--to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings.
Of Eugene Leonard, for leave 10 erect an iron
at the corner Of Clara and Erato
streets of residents in the vicinity Of the We
getable Market of the Second District, repre-
senting that the coffee in said market are
in reality decoys for the young, thoughtless and
unwAry, instead Of being legitimate svoca-
tons tor procuring honest ivelihoods aud of F
Mason, for a license as a street musician in
certain parts of the oity--to Committee on Po-
lice.
OF the Commissioners of the Lower Magazine
Market that the same be repaired, to the
Committee ON improvement and Building
Of the Commissaries of the Markets Of the
city that their salaries be fixed by the Council.
and payments made them accordingly-to the
special committee on that subject,
Oft Firemen's Charitable Association, for the
use of Lafayette Square one for evening in April
next, for an exhibition Of fireworks; and OF
Philadelphia Fire Company No, IA, for ne"
hose carriage. and for alteration in the doorway
Of their house--to the Committee on Fire.
OF V. A. Toca, representing that she is a
widow, with six children, in INDECENT circum,
stances, and asking for relief; and OF \ Schoef
tsking the Council to be lenient in taxing him
for the next year, etc--to the Committee on
Charity.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Place, 90 behalf the Finance Committee,
presented the following report and resolutions.
and the rules being suspended they were read
twice, and severally adopted unanimously by
yeas and nays
The Finance Committee, to whom was referred
The following petitions, etc beg leave to offer the
annexed report and resolutions, viz
The petition Of the Hon. 7. SeuzeneRu, Re-
corder of the Third District, asking an add
{ onal com ensstion for clerk hire in correcting
tue assessment rolls Of the Third District Re
spectfully report that they have examined into
he matter, AMI ini that the appropriation is
insufficient for the labor performed, and recon
mend the payment OF one hundred and forty
dollars in add ton, and offer resolu ton to that
fleet.
The petition Of Christian Jacobs, Second War
len OF the Nork-house Of the late First Munici.
palty, asking the pay ment Of months salary
IN August last. Your committee report against
the prayer Of the petitioner, from the fact that
the ordinance was abolished under ordinance
No. 81, approved June 2, 1852
The communication from f Bouligny, offer
ing as his securities as Keeper Of the Courts
o.wit; Messrs. Eugene LhSere and J, 4. Gull
lotte. your committee recommend the acceptance
Of the same.
The petition Of the members Of Franklin Fire
Company No II, asking the payment OF six
N uths rent VI their engine house Your com
mlttee respectfully report that they can hnd no
ordinance authorizing the same
The communication Of B " Cohen, asking
the Council to subscribe for q number Of copies
Of his Directory Your committee report ad.
versely. L. IL Place,
THos, L. LEEDS,
Y. HEERNANN.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing sums on the warrant Of the Comptroller viz
To D. :. Devices, for one hundred barrel.
| coal, seventy dollars.
To $. Garcia. for sundries furnished the Police
Station, Third District, thirty dollars and fifty
cents
To Thos. Hynes, for curb stones furnished ans
laid on the Bayou road, four hundred and sixty
| two dollars.
To W. R. Bell, for repairs to Black Maria,
| ten dollars.
To succession of R. Turner, for carrying sicl
to the Charity Hospital, twenty dollars
To @, a. Miltenberger, for coal, eight dollars
To Crescent Mutual Insurance Company, TO
! policy Of insurance on House Of Refuge. dft,
dollars.
| To Mary Field, for maintenance Of an orphal
| boy one month, eight dollars
To ]. H. Maddox, for advertising notice O
election, ffty-two dollars.
| To James Nimick, for coal, sixty dollars
| To Townsend, Tompkins & Co !. for one hundre
| pairs blankets furnished the police Jail frs
| District, two hundred and seventy-hge dollar
| and fifty cents
To Homes * Bennett, for crate fixtures 70
| police Office, First District, six dollars an
seventy. eight cents
| To +, Carrie, for repairs to the Powder Maya
/ zine. thirty-six dollars
To the 0rleanian, for advertising notices 0
| election, two hundred and two dollars
To pay roll Of laborers, employed by Stree
Commissioner on the new canal, etc. one hun
bred aud seventy four dollars
10 John Brohan, for refreshments Furnished
laborers on new canal, twelve dollars and thir
| ty.fve cents.
10 Chas Charter, for lime, salt, etc, 70
| wbite-washing, three dollars
! To j. Waterman < Bro, for hardware, etc
| seven hundred dollars and one cent
/ To g Stewart, for sand and shells pur
chased by Surveyor, two hundred and thirty
! one dollars and eighty eight cents
! To Ii. W. Long Tor two thousand six hundre
! and Il irty barrels oyster shells, two huudre
! and sixty three dollars.
| To Joseph Lopez. for one thousand six hundre
and thirty barrels oyster shells, one huudre
an sixty three dollars.
| To Terzula & Agello, for two thousand on
! hundred and ninety barrels oyster shells, tw
| hundred and nineteen dollars
| To +. Lerassier, for ninety nine barrels shar
snnd,twenty zone dollars and seventy -eigh cent,
| To 2. A. Lanauzo, for hardware, etc, twely
| dollars and forty five cents
| To Ward & Co, for lumber, one hundred an
eighty dollars and eighty cents.
To Corson & Armstrong for stationery, 81
/ hundred and nine dollars and sixty cents.
! 10 u. Carly, tor repairs to draining machine
! Fourth District, seventy nine dollars
TO W. Longworth, for hauling granite blocla
one hundred and forty dollars.
10 NJ Cnrrin, for twenty-nine spars, Thir
/ District, one hundred and eighty. eight 1ola1
and forty four cents.
| 10 Henderson & Gaines, for a water purifier
sixty dollars.
To + Bogre, for three months rent for depot
! Third District, twenty four dollars
! To the Lunisona Courier, for advertising NJ
/ tices of election, seven hundred and sixty fly
4 dollars.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the fol
lowing suns, on the warrant Of the Comptro
/ Ter, viz:
To James P Frcrct, Sheriff, for three month
maintenance OF prisoners, etc, five thousan
four hundred and forty eight dollars and thirty
| seven cents.
To james P Frerct, SHERIFF, for expenses
| election, 2fth December, and conveying electie
returns to Baton Rouge three hundred an
forty two dollars and fifty-six cents
To Hon Paul Pecquet for costs u Court
snndTy suits, seven hundred and twenty 81