New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-18

The following message was read and accepted:
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and rsssusn accepting The and
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fsI one year ,hs sh ny s On his assuming all the
The amendment Of your honorable body ths following ,eso-
resolution giving permission 1ysns erect steam
A'''eeHSaayls Gals. CLAIBORNE Secretary
The following message was read and accepted:
june Iath, isse. )
To the Honorable President and Members .,s.
GentlemsnI have the honor inform that the follow
5sssaop Of the sf
man, etc.
Sespe''iGGHIys GHyls cLA1BoRsE. Secretary.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen, was read twice and concurred in the rules
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe BENT, Huyghe Kear-
n.y. Leefe, Magioni, Massicot, Monroe, Ranney White
and Whitney-l2.
pless Comptroller elect of the city of New Orleans
PETITIONS. - &a
The following were referred to the Committee on
Finance:
Corpy rial Ru ring navu of
Heirs Hf GOrmy asking = o be paid the value Of lets taken
u zeendsr asking that an erroneous
him on Two two nsgsoes be cancelled
them With he Gonprolisr rsandsd etc W
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings: .q&
.n sas condition Of the
issue them esrtsae fSr TIE balance due them their
The following were referred to the Surveyor:
asking that certain alley entering
S. sss
protesting against the paving of Felicity
asking that the sidewalks be leyeled
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Espanads johnson St Bernard Josephine Unoo Force and
l5 " RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following resolution, which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus
,et and
The following resolutions were read twice and
adopted the rules being suspended, and, on notion
sent to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence:
Yeas: Messrs Waldo, Beebe, Bent, Huyghe
Kearny, Leefe, Magion, Masscot, Monroe, Ranney,
White and Whitney-12.
Resoge That Commissioner he hereby
close M contract with Kassr or furnishing and
s.. andisv streets Fourth district, upon the
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g % ssa s Me o the
aferenamed stree Of TIE Fourth District.
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ASSISTANT Aldermen during the aeeucs of the Secretary
whereas one Pierre Francois Marie Brugro Marine. OBJ
tain % F s sy IT,, pF r. a. On,
Of Claiborne street. and acting under the said Judgment made
abandonment and transfr before the Cy Notary
il bounded BY s. Avde, ST. John Baptist Union
Whereas the aforesaid Brugnot Marne, it has been
has %aas ssa ss Of the os Of
Third District and was pad for said lots by said
Resope City Attorney be hereby directed
to take steps hsSe the !, aIsad
sale by said Msrne on The 2lst April 1885, before
Mr.. Kearny offered the following resolution which
was read and, on notion referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings:
Rsossd That the City sgrssyor be and he Is hereby
said work to be done without delay and at the lowest
possible cost.
Mr.. Magioni offered the following report, which
was read and adopted:
OFFICE MoDoSoGH SCHOOL FUND
3 New Orleans, june S.h, 1883 5
Boards of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen acting under the
Donogh School Fund beg leave respectfully to report
That .nee their report under date Of November is 1885,
% and fa s
To
tate q JGhn " @ & n May M under and BY
Of New Orleans ths oi.y ef BanoFs a; ss' m ~.
ordnance NJ
fo5 ths Of this fund this mmee at
sssass iIon r. sst.,s JsSa
20 IL o Sy r me
. The properly s. and ai so
sn ready
y. ss e'ss a sss sst s
FeSru y, 1859 and produced The gross sis572,
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I Thursday a. and Friday @ sh ana
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sGss sEssass Saef
the total sales Of q the city properly to be ssis No
fords the gratifying evidence q the faithful
Srisans @ ss he snS
Third Il. ps,s,s At has produced
over the appoftionment Of
In the First District, Sl65,l25
Second 53,445
Third 3S.327
Making the total excess Of sales over The apportiorent
amonni, $l56, 9y7.
The amount property apporoned Baltimore First
second and Third Districts of the city, exceeded the
hish fell % the lot of New Orleans by the Of
Ssas made II County pem
10 New Orleans. @'
ssS he 1s gross
pfopsrt tie wo Giles ssd % daeud G saiss tSs
$3.50 in favor of New Orleans Baimro realizing profit
'n the apportionment OF SSol9o and New Orleans Of
: BY the annexed communication from T. BounY ESD City
Notary addressed the secretary Of this fund will seen
nat o. the property adudcated the sales the
,f In the First strict AMI ITO n the Dis
where the parties purchasing have not complied with the
sear from the lies of the Third District
property, will again be sold auction in conformity with the
published terms and dion Of the original sales
md risk OF the defAuitng parties
There remains bs following property
o'w We: In the Fist Dsrct-A lot of ground on Mepo
meme street, between Magazine and Camp.
In the Parish Of OfensA large number of lots and squares
n the town Of McDonogh.
Several tracts of Land the right
the rear Of the Third Dsrcr.
In the parish OF squares of
ground In the town OF McDon gh, Hurstv Shrewsbury
Harlem and Bath and tracts land Blrraaria, the
y1u Barratara Bayou Dup and the right bank
be Mississippi river.
In the parish of ST. Jaes-A largo tract OF land containing
hout 4S 00O acresThe undivided third of of land
onaning about S0D acres and tract Of land alb ut 4276
cres, adj lining Sheps pserd Golden Grove plantation,
Amite river.
In the parh Of Lafourche Inteor-s arpens land
known as the " vacherie Livandaisn
In ths parish OF PlaquemntsA large body Of land the
mills haln