davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

VALENrINEs.-Mr Thomas L. White, bookseller,
los Canal street. offers for extensive exquisite
ent Valentines Every taste pocket whm and caprice
to answer all calls. =--=+ .=.--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

FRAME LEsr4IE's GazErrli We have received from
LIB Steel No. 60 Camp street, a copy Of Frank
Lese's GAZETTE of Fashion and the Beau Monde for
the month Of February very complete and largely
illustrated magazine, published id New y ork.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
gatltI NntsIEiaellflt.

es.efaas 4 precisely VIC oeloes =. NJ a, |uu,
@ = s'e ~ on,e net saaAa, =, NV
VI tos to'i,e. VOC ""ale
no - - " N - eoN -. M r. ~, -. ~
IT,, , ~. w, Va 49, :. ~, y So 80 eN"'
| erest narisb Was ohort - .o,a "''
| 9 -; -, - -, ,N N- !. es'
,ba asancr - , q ~ ot..e uivus"
r,a, "a .,t,, ~. - - e ..S' ' e
elevated and lowered their right three distinct times
Mr. Forsee then said in voice choking with emotion SSH
understand you are tho new Coroner To which Olivier
Replied with suitable solemniiy "Sr believe have that
Whereupon he drew from the his
ioaea piece 81 parchment upon the inner side Of which
mighty seal from which dangled impressive piece
OF red ribbon &0
MI Forshee scanned the document horizontally perpendc
arly, literally and on both sides Then folding up
restoring it to Mr. Olivier he said, Sir this good
damned good SIR abdicae Not having candidate
am 10 contest sohr eee'ion or
sortIi - " - So ~ 49, r. '' 10Y ~
Mr. fO,;.;a. Il, IN, -. u, e
ernt,a,,on ba,,, ~, a.. a. -. r u,
knoyvs ~ nttsra,c Il = ~ 'i' "ie
/ Col l,eecber ste Il, We ho.h 4, - .s ,
patriotism in purchasing The Black Maria when Mr.
- III = ~ s"s'''', a .ehae y as 9 fee s1it 70 the
- ussu ~ ns name IN order TO keep other creditors
o op ~ mus ehnte nm 70 the grateful remembrance
.s ana me coming chair and de-
Faectory address Tor Mr. Forshee and an inaugural
Tor Mr. ohye which, for genuine pth eoqnence and
pano were never surpassed IN the Gem codeehouse They
70 eyes several OF the Spectators and glasses
% n r.e h'nas q US eSpeean. oar-ksepsr
~ : 'oit AZ parties laced the bar and
e eluh,ay eae ~ delcate smell OF ea1t de rte,
VIZ" subsequent applications OF ce-water. Mr.. Forshee in
Inning s 'ose teo 10 MI OilVler and SAID, Sir may you
o.s 81 men % attend TO- may You be allowed full
p - eus y ein, ana may you get your pay from the
y VIII iess trouble man nave mad s 10 which Mr. Olivier
III ~ ,sln.-S. - inee WIS thel crossing Oh r'ght
% % ~ ttiei"is ahu misceliaheous conab, seasoned
WI, more aese o. ea de e and after that the old
phek e 1he retirement OF private life, in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

INDIA; OR THE Pearl OF PEARL RIVER. Mrs.
southWorth, whose numerous publications have rem
dered familiar in every section Of the country
has written anew story, entitled India or tile Pearl
Of Pearl River;. which is said to be vivid deline
ationofthe South Westn twin be published Oh the
sth March, and in uniform style with the .Lost
Heiress," and will be sent, freeof postage to any
part Of the country on RENTING the price Of the
edition wished for.
The work is published By, and may be ordered of
Peterson, No. 1o2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

81 AND Isl
Important discovery.
R E L l EFF IN TEN MIN UTE s j..
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS are unfailing in the cure
OF Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Sore Throat Hoarseness
Difficult Breathing Incpien Consumption Diseases Of the
lungs.
They have taste Of medicine and child will
Thousands have been restored health that had before espare
Testimony given hundreds Of cases single dose relieves
TEN MINUTES
Ask for Bryans Pulmonic Waters The original only
genuine is stamped Bryan Spurious kinds offered for
sale. Twenty five box.
Sold by dealers generally j. BRYAN e. CO.,
Rochester N. y, Projectors.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
fe4 2p6t . ... n and ISL Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
Beach's Breast Essets,se1st.
If CGg'0.

To DR.. SAMUEL REYNOLDS lis Gravier street:
Dear Sir feel it sacred duty 10 suffering humanity,
make M acknowledgment you for your successful efforts
in only relieving from lingering torture but restoring
health and strength For three years and half had
suffering Undesirable torres owing to my face
and had been prescribed for and operated upon by
eminent surgeons in Europe and this country without
peencng relief when by chance heard Of you placed
your charge You extracted the cancer abont
three weeks ago. and by the application Of your Save to the
affected parts have been in that short time made well
This certificate you liberty publish Of
you please. Very truly yours, -&..,
JOHN G. NASH,
No. l25 Marigny street, Third District.
New ORLEANs January 2G, lS56-in3l 2p&Mlm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

b s. -
RED RIVER.
Amanda Risher MASTER at IL O'clock Lewis snapp Co.
Front street, agents 5 H. Ef5$l5E7 IT
Marion oissean master, at O'Clock D. o. Atkinson Front
street, agents.
4. d OHIO RIVER.
ee porras street assats a. 0tn H. Ut Q o'
Queen City Neal nsstsr o,,ocl /, 11,da a. &c
Poyiras street agents - 10y ~
-------- -. = :. = - = ~ :
v feeeaegs2s@S"~- H'tsfcs9aSaeess
&-..l s-7eszf@4g ~ =, Il - .. &.
- e, sue ss3 by
+ .Ha AE5a-a PSI NJ \ w. lEL M-ya. MS
. = = e.. q > g Il L =. = e.. = r.
of fss a ans examine at !. !, : !, snnr,u
. NJ -
\ a1HNYNSGaeeS az" ~s0.. 6
II a n EEpp
- ! ~ - 'A&'",A ~ 49, = 49, - = ? . . :,
t9 ss4
@ - WEI I'VE I'd A'- -Afah UIra.kaA N@ 'ssD
1s1'Ao'se r'sse' a's'o'H.ns me f'os1 C01ce' ~. o.
HARPER's MAGAZINE -.s..
a PUTNAMS MAGAZINE; =
KNl l; "
:t HOUSEHOLD WORDS;
@ s5 FRANK LEsLIES Gazette of Fashion,
fRtANh LESlIlE'S N. YORK JOURNA1I;
r. sGnnry,s 11h Ne noo,- se.~-. i.
1884 - o T M sc SuoGSa III, a; o,y
Iosethcr with all the LATE PUBLICATIONS Of the day.
HISTORY, 5., "a. s4Y -rlz.5.
-S TRAVELS, w..
SCIENTIFIC WORKS, E=
The subscriber invariably sells his Books at the Publishers
Prices. rHss F.a-E etge -54H r5u-..
DE- VI MohGAN, ,.,
te7 2p2t Exchange Place, opposite the Post Office.
- - ~. ~ :. 80 1000 -----------
g. .Danatas R63CeeEeNs H- ~
r"!3-=3a"5s0
-rS4 VIZ A-HA1"-AIsss &saS NSG 49A RE
- a,,4 f.sr.
.-- oLo lI1lHIIS l-. q.
CORNER CAMP AMID cOEyNzoN ses,re H., E,ms.
b ur,a a., cv. ,,,l :" -
1I ,. oao,, ~ .o wy iio'oi' Co..
a,;.; y, 49,; -, ~. -, =. ioi a'e worm, lafge
:" ~1'.. 'sA"' .'' . s'0eN " 9fe95 49,
E1ne E s. MAO n bic Clothing ~
Comprising
OYER COATS, .,E.--
DRESS COATS e.
I'D. DE-. AND FROCK COATS s.,.,-..-.
@ T.. OF EYERyi st&G =,
~ Desert pT1oN
Together with q choice selection of --. .-s" Fl
EVENING VESTS Ann su.wJc
to which they invite especial attention. fea on1o.
E7a,Ron,os,,o d,eo..k,..z
~0o'S0S " e&sovH SAasVEsS -.
OF ~. .r,E5s s.:
- -. 6A-%HS ' S=r'
of-lLiN" off .lnE "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

Nj. goLiaNoN''s AssIcA / gosGER1 NE second
Of Nj Gnstaye Gollignon classical concerts will be-
giventhis evenings the Odd Fellows Hall, with an
entire change pro The success which at-
tended the st Of the series and the ability which
rendered deserving was such to make
it every probable that the concert Of the present
evening will be largely attended. u ~
Tickets for subscribe can be obtained Of Mr.
Rufer at the box offceof the Orleans Theater, and
at the music store Of II. D.HeWitt, No. 80 Camp
street. ID. $500 l!zs s.l9s@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
Selling Off to Close ,Besssaeess.

Selling Off to Close Cuisines.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
I'll
JOSEPH HUEETX, a.
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under The City Hotel,
-comprising- IL
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES ..
JEWELRY; Z
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE F A NCY A r IT c L ES,
is selling at
COST OF IMPORTATION
City Dealers and Country Merchants have opportunity
of purchasing the above reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
H55~Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
n-Remember No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel.
fed 2p6t .5n .,.~. -r-t.-..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
linens Kieefpss! Linens!
P. A. HEB ARD,
Lib. CANAL. STREET. 11S

41C CANAL STREET, A1C
The subscriber has the pleasure Of informing bis friends and
the public that he has just opened an invoice of
LIN EMS
Consisting in part Of full A wide IRISH LINEN and
twenty five yards, warranted;
case superior LINEN CAMBRIS;
do LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERGHIEFS, from 81 mp
2 do Superior LINEN PIATIILAs, from SIS TO SIS;
do 1914 ia and l24 LINEN SHEETINGS.
All of which he will SELL with the balance of his splendid
stock extremely low prices it his positive intention Of
lqudaiing this spring. jas 2pl5t e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

EsemeOUetg EeelaeOUe6g no..
FROM NO. 10 TO IA ROYAL STREET.
and pns constantly hand which equal TO the best that
comes to this market. Nj 535 ~ 55s4t
tx. &-zM Also :. fi ssef 5:I...
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALIFY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL r. A N ID e s s.s-e=r=r ,s.y
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1895 l79s and 1906 and other
brands. r III t-445e d E33&| W. 5sr 9 7@- 3. III sou
81 w III 9 X Vt e.~yr-...
OF all deseripionsScotch, Irish Rye aud Bourbon. 10
@ ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts.
On hnnd, usual assortment of the best WINES IL
QuORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city, go R2ae4s
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf - = ----- y No II Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
Rich T"eyUet Ceya.petiseg.

Rich V'eZUet C0a.toetiaeg.
We are in receipt Of new and beautiful designs Of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETING;
Choice Brussels =.
Choice Bigelow
Three-Py and Tapestry Ingram CARPETING;
Superine and Common =.
FL Or OIL CT THIS.
large assortment from feet "a feet suit any sized
room or hall.
WINDOW SHADES.
A variety Of styles, patterns. Window Cornces etc.
e. j. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
FED 2p6t 26 Chersres and q Cusomhouse streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

E Boots, Shoes and ASs"Og9aes.
AT WHOLESALE 5.e.,
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in STORE general
ment of BOOTS SHOES, BR0GANs,7 HATS, GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHLNG BOOTS Russell
BOOTS, BROGANs WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF, r
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS at The lowest market
prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
III ATS, GAPS, getc.,zErsg ss7g i
L - ~ AT WHOLESALE. q 2.,s5at ts.lr
We constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama Leghon, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the sst4$ F555 ftt&&q5A 55'fT3s ~
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 paw S,EFgEe9 sg8 y5 N 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

INCARCERATION ofs TfIE H AeKsoN ArtfE. ref.
erence u d cornmunic from the G.
Porter, GolIeetor of the port Orleans 70 be-
found in another place, will be seen that the Gus
TOMB VIII be closed tomorrow after ii o'clock
in order that all connected with the administration Of
its affairs may have an opportunity Of witnessing the
Inauguration Of Clark Mills equestrian statue in hon
or Of immortal hero If Chalmett famous battle
We ALE glad eol. has ken this step. tits
in the All our citizens
having should turn out to do honor to
the occasion. HI i Il,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
FRIDAY MORN m O, FEBRU AIRY s, 1876.


gB We acIno Wedge Tie receipt of an invitation
from the Commissioners of the jackson Monument
Association attend the Of the statue
on Saturday next We are obliged 10 the Commits
sioners their polite attention. and shall certainly
avail ourselves OF it. yield none in admiration
Of the indomitabe character and splendid achieve
+ nentsp Andrew jackson, TN Was great, good
ana true man In;
ave areindebted ID tie Hon Henry 81. Paul,
Of the State Senate, for u printed copy Of bill
introduced The mode Of assessing,
levyirg and cal Tile Of the city
Of New Means. have othad time 70 examine.
The bill, as VET and cannot, therefore express our
opinion sgardng its merits Of defects. s5}#
BUSINESS There was considerable business among
the river and Ouachita river yesterday. So
many nf the former have been idle for so long time
twill be day or two before the effects of the late
rise can be realized Iii the meantime q heavy bust
ness is and will be going on at the lower landing. 0
TheWeather came out cold again yesterday, but
nothing I'd be compared to Sunday last. We shall
have brisk times at The upper andng u day or two,
provided apland does not return, rs
Business on the streets il active here, there and
everywhere. The crowds Of people are immense.
The only wonder is how so many find accomnodaT
tions i'm the restricted number Of hotels Veran-
dab sinueh missed, Eesao not learn of measures
being for the erection Of another first class
hotel One Il wanted nluc, wanted, though in
the end hot very property yet as money
IS abundant md good location can Ee purchased
eIeap, worthy some o our public spirited ci
azens ITO take tile initiative and nloTe towards the
project We are fearful We have no more Thomas
Banks among us--but too many who will sooner
vest in real estate in New York than in New Orleans.
Iii tile meantime our city Is being visited by thou
sands; afd suitable what
few hotels We nave are not surpassed ii the world,
and equalled bntby few ST Charles.
e We suppose the whole legislature will be here to-
morrow ekers, off and al. IL
small majority had not said should urge the
Legislature to renan in the city during the balance
Of the session. as will be Impossible for its mem
bers to keep away from #, any howit can be man.
aged. Whatever they do we hope they will refrain
from meadling with our general nspe etion laws, and
let business take care If itself I'M that important
branch Of our commerce. II {
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
WHEeaegSaees--- l'yEe2e9isees,

WtsEeaegSaees--- E'syfesaajsees,
= For sale by #-.... .. ... ~
.E.;HEMaGRS- -Ha- = w. HM MyM,M1.
BOOKSE LLER,
No. 105 CANAL STREET., NEW ORLEANS.
VALENTINES to sit all tastes The sssortnents complete
Call and examine, at
fes 2pst los CANAL STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

Ihe powers OF Tie Legislature are loG s pfeIne and
unlimited" Tie omission in Article 81 is provided
for in Article 49, which states that judges may be re-
moved By address, the cause or causes for which
must be clearly stated at length Itwould be singu.
lar indeed if one class Of officers could be addressed
out Of Office, only for causes distinctly assigned while
another class could be removed without any cause at
all In cases like these, universal usage makes an
express command remedy and control an apparent
omission. Here the Supreme Court would be called
upon to interpret and enforce the Constitution in
der that its various parts might be made to work har
moniously and justly Under such circumstances the
legitimate authority of that tribunal cannot be
doubted 81 5s38&tAe.i
Take it for granted however, that thepowe of the
Legislature is supreme aud unlimted,n as claimed
by our down town contemporary, and even then we
are unable to see how the question can be kept from
before the courts Suppose the Sheriff is removed and
another person commissioned? What then? He
calls upon the present incumbent to deliver up the Of
fee to him. a positive refusal follows How is tl
incumbent to be got out? It would not do to eng
force. Some District Court is then applied to FOE &
writ to compel Sheriff Hufty to vacate, Assume tic
writ 70 be grantedthat Judgment goes against him.
The Sheriff still refuses, and takes an appeal to the
j Supreme Court, which appeal must be allowed, in
obedience to the imperative commands Of the sixty
A second article Of the Constitution. Then it follows
las a matter of course, That the whole question
will be argued before the Court of last resort aud as
that Court in its wisdom may determine, the matter
will be settled Legislature or no Legislature. a..
Il We think we have now demonstrated that the
power of the Legislature is not supreme and I'M.
limited and that few if any things, can be done, not
SUBJECTED to revision, and, mayhap, reversal, by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
Fashionable Clothing.

EUs2e501lNbJe CEOtzetslg.
F. STRIN Err & co.,,
80 CAMP STREET, ID
selling their stock Of heavy WINTER GOODS at greatly
reduced prices They have few superior CLOTH TALMAS
Plain and Beaver Cloth OVER COATS Over Cs
Superior French Cloth FROCK and DRESS COATS;
Do do Cashmere PANTS, late style
A large assortment Of SILK, VELVET and CASHMERE
VESTS,
SHIRTS.
They would also call attention to their superior stock Of Line
and SHIRTS which they offer prices. jas 2p2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
tlIu Crescent.
oFgela y0taEBE on NEW ORLEANS.
i, \ Y. w Z 4 n TN = i !. ],

sAsiss q sixo R1lIlAa n. ApAMs.
~ NIN0N, ADAMS u %.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

The address need not state the removal asked as we
before Observed that subject entirely wihie Judgment
and discretion Of the General neither need the act
proposed Is be removed was actually Office The right
the decision its proriety, and
limited In General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

FIRST DISTRICT COURT Henry Reed, indicted for
larceny and receiving stolen property yesterday discharged
in consideration Of his having prison for length of
time Edward Jones, who previously pleaded guilty to
charge Of larceny pleaded guilty yesterday, and ended
to await sentence John johnson, alias George Bouga was
tried for burglary and found guilty of larceny Charles Fz
simmons charged with inhcting wound with dangerous
permitted 10 plead guilty assault and battery
Michael Farley accused Of stabbng with intent kill was dis
charged npon mol pros few emancipation after
war ds of. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05
OFFICIAL OFFICIAL.
cPECEFEC ATI0NS for Repairing all, the
Paved Streets Paved Supports Stone Wings of Bridges

SPEcIEIcATIoNs for EsepniElng an the
Razfa Say f % s R ID hs
Intersections Tr of II Streets. ,
MARTY hsiT pnys ass MD sSss al Psyenen,s
on the snpays% s,,ss ss9 ~ The
and iaggng St bridges euyerts Constructed Win
a all IL asw in front Of at the inter
N Contractors shall furnish tleis all the
spaas g made within ssS nSons spfs AFTER
becoming only In such cases where
@s
ss ~
hs be .l bound ~ P With shPEs
the streets time Be Interrupted
hs
sand and mixed sand and lake shells
III ss S sssFg
the same materials inches hiss The
at their longest dameter psspendeula to he base
making all repairs, the materials TO be DO SINH
IL Find those Originally used II Ne work
70 Be used shall Of pest quality the will
eontrsetors shall be bound them eases except in
Street Commissioner Of their existence in Writing
VIII Hhs aSHs S
relative to the work to be done BY them
he he sss doing Work nssssea p y hs
Is e DO IN Of
gect OF failure by the contractor. .g- e.igs
The shaal1 atthe Street Commissioners Office
l2ocock NJ each and every day holdays
orders relative to their and all orders written in the
order books in said Office shall be considered equivalent to writ
orders served the contractors in person. the dates
thereof.
Tie streets shall be delivered to the contractors whatever
condition they may be the day they begin to work The
shall Immediately thereafter and during the whole time
of the continuance of their contracts make Ill the repairs pec
fled aboye and they shall deliver the streets the expira
ton of term good condition. in default Of which,
much Of the Of the last certificate shall DO retained
shall be necessary to make the repairs needed. *.
The contractors shall furnish security to the satisfaction Of the
Finance Committees Of the Common Council conditioned for the
faithful performance Of the contracts and the
species and of security offered must be specified the
proposals. AN. ~.
Proposals may be made for the whole work for each
street separately 4 ~ E=4- -
The contract or contracts will made of three
years from the date Of signing the and payments will be
made monthly the certificates Of the Street Commissioner,
the charmen Of the Finance Committees Of the Com
Council. d +5z
In neglect the part Of contractor under these
specifications comply strictly Herewith, the City Council
shall have the right declare the contract uco null and
void without applying to of justice without nde
nifying the contractor 7 3 N-5sT IS
New Orleans May 29th 1856. IL
II slz2 AUG. S. PHELPS Street Comr
the ehanen Of the Committees of Streets and
Landings.1 5s-@ Il $50 my3l st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

Yeas Messls. 3arbarin BENT, Fabre, Giyol, He
brard Landry, Russia and Stith--s. 9#t %.
Nays Nfessrs Banister, Bartlette, Bridge, CHA
pella, Eager, Howell and Kelly 10. * 5Fss I'll
The following resolution was read the rules being
suspended, and unanimously adopted -
Ro!ca That City surveyor he y hereby REQUIRED reg
of trading CURLING and layng s cutters and
sides Of Clara date said eurbns to
80 " u 8 te m ii d d j u AND r RI ON
Mr.. Rusha, on behalf Of the committee, offered the
following report Ws Esaa and ADOPTED me
| the same was read and adopted by the following
Yeas Messrs Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette, Benit
tgRrfdge Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Hebrard, Howell,
| Kelly Landry, Rusha and Stith--14 A. 8 X IKE & %$s
COMMITTEES Work House and Prisons having recently
In hs ss
5 and BE- Sab a n7ansq
Aforesaid Institution food givenis IS
esk
nsa s. o a The I'd
possibly be furnished Il must e borne
have which tsy could easr complaint
e s 4 kssP p s e sWsass
cents per day head is ample and sufficient main
being much v attention
large number e whom are At hard labor and
ss f ii M
Importance accounts being always rendered against
and paid by the city The Committee also report that
compelled to sleep the floor he most miserable kinds
Der of bedseads be made at the City Work House,
Second with regard 10 the Police JAIL in which is confined
yided for the inmates Of the same getting only meals
and sufficient strong bodied
women large number Of whom daily employed iii
the streets and canals Of city The food given
this prison consists Of beef head and mnsh and the
allowed head day cents which sum- if judiciosly
invested ample provide good and substantial provisions
Tho Committee the adoption rules
ations for the ef the aforesaid institutions will
ment They, therefore, beg to present ordinance The
effect which WILL in their opinion obvate any further
plants and which, they also believe will economical
mode of supporting the said prisons.
of viii is " bm ed Il