New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-30
NEWS OF THE CITY,.

oP"h PfViessous, chuiuks etc.,
the reading Of the minutes was dispensed with and
message from the Mayor read announcing the r,sie
nation Of Commissioner Of the House ofRefuge
message then read from the Board of Assistant
Aldermen announcing in resolutions
and asking the this Board in the tar
nance The reading Of that document was called and
motion was then made for its adoption and after some
DEMONSTRATING which it was shown that the law re-
CURED the ordinance TO 60 into effect early as the first
fJanuary II at al-the yeas and nays were taken and
the vote stood seven yeas and nay-the President
voting In the srmativeand the ordinance was declared
| adopted. The Board then adjourned
Owing to the great length of this ordinance ", shs
give only the substantial portion It,
1t Is entitled "An Ordinance to establish an uniform
rate of Taxes and Licenses on professions ca.gs and
other business and on carriages ray and other
vehicles,' and imposes an annual tax, as below:
On Banks organized and doing business under the free
banking law of the State and Agents of Ranks not
incorporated by the State engaged in buying and selling
exchanges for account Of said foreign Banks $500
Theatres'and Amphitheatres, $3.50.
Slave dealers $500.
Distieries rectiers of spirtuous liquors. cockpits
pawnbrokers private banking houses persons buype
and selling bills of exchange other than bills drawn pon
shipments made by tho parties themselves or
for sales Of produce made by them. S. So
Places wherein spirituous liquors are retaed at one
dime per glass, 5000.
AT less thaa one dime, $3.50
Clubs and associations where LIQUORS are reta;,sd mr.
furnished, $500 -
Groceries confectonares stores shops where liquors
are sold in quantities of not less than bottle or
breweries and Gotten presses $780, f'
Msnsy brokers' dealers in patent medicines gold or sill
yer bullion or dust, and in uncurrcnt money, si5O
Manufacturing establishments employing from ten to
twenty operatives, $25 -
Employing from twenty to fifty $50
Employing fifty or more S1o0
Billiard tables tenpin alleys (every aey) Wholesale
and retail merchants, commission merchapts m,nufac
sufsrs Of soda or mineral waters to be sold wholesale
eating houses livery stables manufacturers of cordas or
syrups ship chambers furniture stores etc agents Of
private stock companies public private boarding
houses capable OF accommodating than fifty and not
more than one hundred boarders, $50.
Capable of accommodating than one hundred 5000
real note or exchange brokers' auctonesrs and pr
vate hospitals, $50 r.
Tanneres, bone-black manufactures, and sugar and
molassss boiling establishments, S25
Every grocer merchant, trader, dealer coufectioper
apothecary other person who sells by retail only
storage warehouses ship, merchandise produce cotton
or other broker shipping masters agents daires nm
dertakers master builders persons taking contracts
Keepers Of boarding stables, Of coal wood or lumber
yards OF public bathing houses of ice saloons
secondhand retailers Of or merchandise soap
boilers boarding houses capable of accommodating sx
and not more than fifty boarders, $40
Oyster stands for the sale of raw oysters fruit
intelligence Offices lawyers and doctors and veterinary
surgeons, $40 -'
Drays, carts, etc, (includng price of brandpr1 SIT
Hacks stages, and other two horse carriages, 500
Cabs and other one-horse vehicles SIS
Trucks and other carriages used for hap,in
more than two tons at q load, $50.
Beer wagons, S25.
Omnibuses $50.
Private two-horse carriages So
One-horse carriages SIS.
State $500. sNn'''0 unusr TIC laws Oh THIS
Life insurance companies, $500.
snent theatres, crcuses menageries etc. for each
Street musicians or singers SO
RECORDER WINTERS CouRr-First Distr;et-
fmip Mack was arragned in this court yesterday for
lssaultlng end thrOttlinp Pr;g L.,
house on New Levee street. and afterwards threaenp
him with further violence His examination will come M
tomorrow.
James and Patrick Condor, Jane Hall and Catherine
Aenna arraigned for offences similar the above were
required to appear for future examination.
swNDIIs6. WIN. Longworth charged Philip Clark
WIN having obtained from him horse and dray belong
ing to third party and which had been placed in the
hands of plaintiff for sale and since refused or neglected
to for return the The case will be examined
on the I'd Of next month.
CssTLr ArrLEs-A case Of breach Of trust will come
before this court to-day in which Mr. Mitchell o'Brsn
proposes to show how Bob Dunwiddy ala, Mobile
caused him to pay six dollars for barrel of apples sup
posed to be worth three But it presumed that before
MI OBrian can convince anybody that his gullbility
permitted SO barefaced operation to succeed he will be
Obliged to thoroughly establish the fact that he is not
yankee.
HoNoRAsLr DrscnAReEp-su,an Conr.r tn. LADY uho
wounded her husband with kn;ts Tow da,, GOO =. g.
Charles street yas Yesterday arra;vnad b.,or, p.,
Winter for examination Her counsel statad tb., ~.
husband was sensible enopgb IN dasira tha
ped and accordingly tina ladv was DISCHARGED
sr.,us, lob. v.,
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BRACE OF RoWDIEs.-Mrs. Mary Jane Nc
W.. Ap' ooAruins mouse IN ealiatin street,
Court charging IN. W. pohor.. III. 'noe
another ps,son vbos. ~ an anu
.nter,d nor bn,,. ana ..aa,.s ",'n having
r,r.h ,,o;.. -, s'oae aia'uioancea ana
Roberts was locked up for future examination
d.nost,on hetora p..or,., p en'eisu
80 th., r.. h.d ..-,-, ,'aO' 'o.'efuay TO 'ne
ner by Bernardo Garlic who came in eopanv with
two strangers to Opponents boarding house on Chartrs
street, and represented the persons with him to be police
officers who had him in custody charge OF swindpy
and he showed deponent a paper purporting to be an
Affidavit against him for that offence and prayed Nicholas
to lend him the small of $40 temporarily exricats
bis body corporate from the grasp of the law The story
ooked SO plausible and the appeal made in such
moving terms that Nicholas Immediately commenced |
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