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No. 1T2 s,zs .'sis
Resc That the Surveyor be and he is hereby author
lied to put Jefferson Fire Company No 15 in possession Of
that portion Of the lot in the Of their stable and
fronting on Franklin street. and vacant, and that he
also be authorized to have the necessary nut IN to
protect the same from intrusion.
ISignedl JAMES RoBB
re-, =, President Board Of Alderman,
tsgnedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
Approved l4th July, 1852. -~S-N''A
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No. ia.

NO. IT4.
Resolred That when PhGnix Fire Company No 8 riyes
clean bill of sale to the city of Ncw0reans certain
lot of ground owned by them and situate on Victory
stree: between Marigny and Vaudeville streets, in the
Third District described in the act of passed be-
fore Mazureau, Notary Public the 10th day
nary ls49 the Comptroller be- and is hereby authorized
to issue warrant the Treasurer in Phoenix
Fire Company No for one thousand dollars the said
Of sale to be passed before the notary Of the city and
proved by the Attorney.
Resord That the Comptroller issue his warrant on the
treasurer in favor Of Phoenix Fire Company No for
eleven hundred dollars for the purchase of Engine
expected shortly from NewYork provided said warrant
be not Issued until the Engine has received and
accepted by the Surveyor
Resolved That as the titles certain lot of
ground owned by Phoenix Fire Company No s. be ac-
ceped BY the City Attorney the be- and
by authorized to make plans and specifications the
erection of two story Fire Engine House said lot of
ground for the use of said company that the Comp
roer be authorized to sell tho contract Mt public auction
to the lowest bidder for cash. when the building Is
peted and received by the Surveyor prode said plans
ana neeications be approved by the Mayor and Fire
Committees of the Common Council
[sgnedl JAMES RoBB,
President Board of Aldermen
tssnedI FRANS. ALPU ENTE,
Approved l4th July, 1859. >N'
lsgnedl A. D. CROSSN1AN, Mayor
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No. It's.
Resolced That the Finance Committee be, and are
hereby authorized to purchase for the Of Lafayette
Hook and Ladder Co No l. suitable lot of ground not
less than twenty five feet front by hundred feet Deep
to be situated Magazine street, between Felicity Road
and Washington streets which to erect suitable
house for their apparatus
Be 1t further Resolved That the officers of LAFAYETTE Hook
and Ladder Company No. l. be- and are hereby author
lied to hire another house for the their apparatus
and to move into the same when convenient
ISigned] JAMES ROBB,
President Board Of Aldermen,
lSigned] FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved l4th July 1852.
tssnedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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No. 1T.
Resolved That the Treasurer pay the warrant of the
Comptroller, to J; N. Lapeyre, Esq, as assignee of p
Soule and More EsQrs the sum Of i've thousand and
ten dollars requiring full satisfaction entered on said
agreement in the office Of H. p Cairc Notary Public and
full and complete release and rclnquishnent and re-
ceipt in full for said claims
1lsignedl JAMES RoBB, IA
President Board of Aldermen
lSigned] TRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
4 Approved t4th July, 1851
lSlgusd1 "A. d. cRossN1AN, Mayor
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sH No. 178.
Resod That the Treasurer pay the warrant of the
Comptroller, to p A. Michel the sum Of dollar and
in carrying message from the Board Of Aldermen to the
Board Of Assistants and fifty cents for ice for the use Of
the Honorable Board Of Aldermen
[Signed] JAMES RoBB
,,, :, President hoard Of Aldermen.
lsignedj FRANS. ALPUENTE,
Approved 18th July, 1852.
ISigncdl A. D. CRosSMAN Mayor
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Resored That the Surveyor be, and is hereby author
izcd to have the sidewalk opposite to the main entrance
to Fire Companys House No. Is laid with square
stone blocks and an iron bridge fixed the gutter
removing from the old location Of the company
Ve street as much Of the material will suit reaid
ne further resolved That the Surveyor be- and is here
ny author1zed to have railing put upon the stairway
Of said house, and the meeting room to have suitable
railing, the whole not to cost over $3.50
lSignedJ JAMES ROBB
rs;,, President Board Of Aldermen.
loisteal FRASS. ALPUENTE,
Approved 14th July, 1852. '
lSigned] A. D, CROSSMAN Msvor
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! ------T--- NO. I7V
Rcsoired That James Robb Esq, have permission to
erect twostory iron veranda in front of his property
ST. Charles street, and that the be allowed to main
during the pleasure of the Common Council
lSignedl JAMES ROBE,
President Board Of Aldermen
(sisnedl TRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved 14th July, 1852.
Isigned] A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor
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No. 1856,
Resorea That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby au-
thorzed to sell at auction to the lowest bidder subject
the appoya OF the Common Council the for tn.
laying of plank road Greatmen street. from Eysan
Fields street Poland street thence on Poland
street to Levce street the be done as per plan
specifications on file in the Surveyors Office
[Signadl JAMES ROBE,
President Board of Aldermen
lSgnedJ FRASS. ALPUENTE,
President Board OF Assistant AlSe1uep
Approved l4th July 1852.
ISgnedl A. D. CRossMAN Mayor
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NEW ORLt. M and Car fssss.. ,,s
rolton Railroa,.-t DsonLine AkH saSidSsiSa

NEW ORLt. M and Car FL. ,zus Gh#sssssg1ssz7
Y olton -&09R ltSdSfse.1Sssff4sa
Departure Of Trains ,nNegOrledns:
Horse Cars-Ha past A. quarter and half
Steam Tanss aud hour afterwards m nelu
svely in summer, and until quarter past7 in winter.
From Carrolltoa:
Horse Cnrs-5A. NJ, 8 and lOr.M.
Steam Tran-7A NJ and hour Afterwards until NJ neu.
svely and until haifpast n winter, -
FAREl5 Children under II 10 CENTS
~ Summer the third
and IN second Monday in November. ' - ''
LAFAYETTE LINE.
These Depot No. Is Baronne s,aa.
Departure If Cars.
In winter, from aiayette, and TX O'Clock,
7, snmm., t:u P ss.i. - BAronns and
IN GUNNER, rom Iaaye,te and :.
depot, ~ ba-orne street. XII and
oclockP.A 49, ~ ''' ."s''
And 81 ~ and ION p. from Lafayette
IAnI-l0 cents. Children under l9 years. half price.
NoA-Specnl Night Cars for Paes halle Meetings ate .pn
pusa wnen lsguIea. mhs Iy
A LE-Scotch and East India Pale Ale, for
~. sAl4 ky TnnTr al ~ -
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

MO. l4S.-ResOlDed, That the Comptroller he
and he hereby authorized auction to the lowest Md
DER after ten notice. stone
of son street. and the intersecing
vey9r office All sduications the approval Coane
tSignedl FIR Ans. ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lSgnedI W. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
Approved 5th July, 1852. ~
lsigredl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, NEwORLKAss July g. 1882
M" In accordance with the foregoing reso.
o'clock will adudcae bidder he abors
mentioned contracts. l1ys l0tl o. DKBUYS, Comptroller
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,
NEwoRLEAss June s. 1852.
VNHE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices of
i the DEpuTY SURVEYORS are located as follows:
Office Between Ssys au nS aua Fourth Districts
a. dHEMECouRT Deputy Surveyor for aud Third Dis,
te Office ursune street, between Royal streets ~
!e. ------------- L. H. FILE, City Surveyor.
~, u,,, sc, OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
TN CONFORMITY with the provisions q Of ri III
T. Act of the Legislature State approved NAV
sufficient amount Of ssssts being . ''f' ana
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until FRIDAY
IN 9 1854 at the BONDS nf I
Municipality Number One Of FORTY n, ie sle
Aks Said Proposals to be "oer Of Bonds Of M
September 1882 and Bonds which nav m w th
reates discount and which fall The shortest ner;oa @
Municipality Number the saa % ore sk Fund of
8: P B SSEH22ss asns,,I aSys'.
WIN. T: CONVERSE, tc1 Ssirman of the
II pI NANCE hT Committee the Board Of Aldermen.
- IL [t.aCs chairman Of the Finance
A. LAYKr secrct,r '1ee OF the Board of Assistant Aldermen
--.-- jes tl1thSept |
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NO. IS4.
Resoired That the transfer made by Philip whitman tn
F. G. Atann Of his contract the lighting with oil the
Second District be- and the is approved Of Proya
security satisfactory to the Finance Committee furnish
ed by said r. G. Atmann for the faithful performance
of the contract.
[Signed] JAMES ROBB,
President Of the Of Aldermen
tSiguedl FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved 18th July, 1854 '''''''
lSignodl A. D. CROSSNAN M.yo,
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lNsEED OlL-40 barrels Linseed Oil, boiled
4 and raw, fer sale by e-A' "e--N>'
j.ns smn" i.pHAsRAyE Co.. M.ss.ln. street.
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MAGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss-A
RILoxI HOUSE, BIoxI, Miss --The NH :.

- Lie are respectfully informed establishment viii MIDI
xH % ba Exception o. visitors under the j. w.
EAR Ard BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS aud BATH i1s ns
e TAI VII always be supplied delcacies Of lie Sea
nj ana me Market The house nv ares
o as 10 S sr LSs Oak Mulberry ko Tres
m Gs ana ars vssa This Hotel stronger Inducements
'ns seen lawn ~ 'front.' the of which Two acres
H.G liberal dsluclion will ha msde
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NO. 1Sb
Resolred That the Comptroller issue warrant on the
Treasurer in favor of Creole Fire Company No three
hundred dollars to purchase hose-csrriage Said
warrant to be issued the receipt certificate from
the Surveyor of the delivery of the hose-carrage.
Be further reolred That the Surveyor be- and is hereby
authorized to examine the roof of Creole Fire Company
House No. and report to the Common Council the prob
able cost of repairing the same.
Be further re0lred That the Surveyor be. and hereby
authorized examine Baltimore suction-epgine now in
possession of Creole Fire Company No. o. and report to
the Common Council the probable of putting the said
a,af,a ia aanploto repair.
[Sgned1 JAMES R0RB,
President of the Board of Aldermen
[Sgnedl FRANS. AL4PUENTE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved 4th Jny, 1867.
[Signcd] A. D. CROSSMhN. Niayor
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No. 1S7.
Resolted That the contract adjudicated by tho
Comptroller on the 3lst May for the cleaning the fol-
lowing canals, be and they are hereby approved of
Canal street Canal in First and Second Districts to
Collins and Quinn.
Marigny canal in the Third Districts to James Clinton
Hagan Avenue canal in First District. to NJ Boyan
Claiborne street canal in First Fourth Districts to
Mr.. P. Cannody
tsisnedl JAMES ROBB,
President of the Board Of Aldermen
lSignedJ TRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved i4th JAY, is5s.
LSlsnedl 4. D CROSSNLAN Anvnr
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jacksonville HoTEL-rhe suh =

N JACKSONVILLE HOTE 1.-THE sub IN
IN a. seriber having leased the the same a
on the 2O, lust Having large and airy Rooms 1
esinodate families comfortable intention
70 Keep ms table supplied with caey the season. to
Per Dsy................., s'. q, ro
Per ~
Attached to the Hotsl BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN AIIEYS
ana Dan hoo Tie Bar will be supplied with The Liquors
MylV 9h ]. HARGRAYE Mckay.
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No. 1SJ,
Resorea, That the Surveyor be- and hereby author
lied to have plank banquettes laid tho west side of
Benton street. from Calliope to Erato street
tSignedl JAMES RoBB,
President Of the Bonri Of Aldermen.
lSignsdj FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Beard Of Ass Aldermen
Approved 18th July, s52.
lssnedl A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor
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No. 1872.
Resored That the Surveyor be- and hereby author
lied to take legal steps to have the fence Benton street
complained of removed and the plank banquete laid as
it was previous to putting up said fence
lSignedl JAMES ROBE,
Pres,Icni Of the board of Aldermen,
tSgnedj FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 18th July, 1852. '
tSigned] A. d. CROSSMAN M.vor.
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No. ISL. ~
Resor That permission be- and is hereby granted to
A. Brown Co. to erect, the square bounded by Old
Lvee Front Levee Suzete and Gaicnnic streets brick
building to be covered with slate Zinc to put p
machinery for manufacturing all kinds of woodwork by
steam power. Also to erect steam engine in a fire.
proof building adjoining the above separated from
the by about fifteen feet The whole to be erected
in conformity with the ordinances now existing and
which may hereafter be passed by the Common Council
lSgned] JAMES ROBB,
,,., President Bonrd Of Aldermen.
lSgnedJ Trans. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved l4th July, 1859.
lsgnedl A. D. CRosSAIAN Mayor.
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NO 1855
Resortd. That the Surveyor be- and is hereby author
ized to purchase Fire Alarm Bell for the Parish Prison
of this cy said bell to be not less than hundred nor
more than eight hundred pounds weight and to have the
same placed in the tower of the said prison
Be further resOea, That the Surveyor be- and ia hereby
authorized to sell the broken bell and the proceeds thereof
be appropriated to the part payment of the new one
tSignGd1 JAMES ROBB
President of the Board of Aldermen
lSgnedj FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedJ A. u. CROSSAIAN NIayor
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No. 49,
Resolved That the Mayor notify Messrs Knapp Trot-
ten of Ptsburg of the canceiDg by the Common Coun-
Gil the contract which existed between them and the
First Municipality for furnishing cast-iron bridge tops
lSigned JAMES ROBB,
ere. President of the Board of Aldermen,
lSignedl FRANS. ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved l4th July, 1851
ISignel A. d. CROSSMAN. AIavor
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RACHELORS' HALL, Biloxi, Miss.
a . Formerly FRANKLIN FouSE-PFIiLIP CANTER- ifssH
BURY besi 10 inform his the
prepared BoAEDES good viii he Ien ana m
BAR supplied with the beat OF LIQUORS. 's
-TERas-
Boarding and Lodging per Week. M
Per Day. ~
ieli : W
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No. 1872
Reored That the Census Takers be instructed In mako
their returns to the Mayor
lsignedI JAMES ROBE,
President Board OF Aldermen
lsignedJ FRASS. ALPUENTE
;, , - President Board Assistant Aldermen
It's sis snst :, D,vp A. D. cRossAIAN, Mayor
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M ANDEVlLLE HOTEL - This Hotel, All
fh heyin been recently fi up md furnished open A
sor ne rsesp,en Of visitors There Is BAR TEN AMI
BATHING HOUSE attached, all the
-lered rrcrlcn 1t hous eyr earters
plying brtween daily, and fire only
prime and served han
hos" the Lake other pace excepted
,oT Families and Itivate p4rias Terms mnlornt.
jys 9m r. BLOCK Co pyourLt,rs
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NREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi. Miss = f..

n n XI,NI 49, -
THIS famed and popular retreat 40 generate ssN
throughout the Southern country ta &E4
situsd b M Az and her b ADAT
on the st Of June for the visitors Do opensa
Inc GkEEN OAKS " known to eed an -
tor tho popularity establishment has ba
Inc many natural commanding te nss
H. WIS shd receiving the salt as flows
nSi asd to impress yob tho many
and Gu1 The Winter the roprsto many
Inc BAR ROOMS thnsenahr
and fitted BOATS will Be- al ali times
S n M Tree Of shageao CLARET Dinner
y and HORSES procured at any moment
th celebrated BRASS BAND Newrieans il engaged
1nM BALL may be expected twice week ~ s'h''
f t ,sg % stop at the GREEN OAKS 10 no.
he Hotel. ~ - i""u aeni Nv tue wharf OF
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-14
STATE IMPROVEMENTS.

We were told by the Register and many of the
Wing leaders, that if Gov. REID should be elected
and the Democrats restored power in 1855. that
system of internal Improvements would be Grip
pied and retarded and the State thrown back in this
respect for years.
Has the prediction been verified 4? Has the sys-
tenn been crippled Look at it, and Judge for your
selves. Instead of difficulties and embarrassments,
every thing thus far has gone on smoothy-the diff
ferent works progressing under judIcous manage
ment and the day is not distant when they will be
completed and put in operation under " LOcooco mis-.
rule.'
These facts speak for themselves. But there is a.
mother fact o: small significance and importance.
1t is the fact that, under Democratic auspices. the
credit Of the State has only been sustained but
premiums have for the first time in her history, been
paid for her bonds and this too at time when she
is meeting large payments account of internal inn
provements. 1t is also fact that, under Democratic
auspices, upwards Of one hundred thousand dollars
of the principal debt of the Statc has been discharg
ed since the 1st Of January, 1851.
This is the reply which have TO make TO the
alusion in late number of the Register the po-
ston of the two parties in this State in relation
internal Improvements. The Register gives ample
evidence, surely, of its devotion the of in
ternal Improvements, By seeking to inrolve it again
the sfrlfes and bitterness Of party. But not
surprised. Party is the idol of that paper-it sell
dom if ever looks above beyond it.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-14

An effort is being made to secure daily mail be-
tween Raleigh and the Western sections of the State.
There ought to be daily mail line to extend from
Newbern to Asheville. Why cannot we have it! Let
US keep asking until it is obtained.
Colds. Rep. s. Patriot.
We fear shall get but little for our asking. The
government at Washington, it seems, has time to
devote to North Carolina except in the way of de-
Priving her of what little she has already. We can
obtain increase of Mail facilities while at the
time. if MIR. Corwin's Recommendation should be
adopted, shall lose the Mint at Charlotte. Can
such conduct the part of the Federal Government
be defended What is Mr.. Graham att Of what
benefit is it to North Carolina have Cabinet Off
Ger in Washington We trust that some of our Sena-
tors or Representatives will look into these THINGS
and see that the State gets justice. We want more
Mail accommodations, and we need especially daily
line from Newbern to the mountains. Richmond,
Va, it seems, is to have t,Uo daily mails; but
hundreds of thousands Of intelligent and enterprisng
citizens in this State must continue, We suppose, to
put up with tri-weekly coaches, moving at the re-
markable speed for the nineteenth century, of three
miles per hourhur Z 4 n ~
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-14
THE ARMY CANDIDATE.

The Wings of the country have uniformly express
ed the greatest adherence of military chietains and
yet, in 1913. they went to the army for a candidate
for President. and they making preparations at
this time for similar movement. Gen. Taylor
held his Office and his rations until he knew he
had been elected President; he then assumed the du
ties Of the Presidency, brndered put himself under
the lead of Seward and Ewing. proved himself gen.
orally incompetent for the place. and Providence took
him to Himself.
The Wing leaders pretended to stand in great fear of
Mr.. Van Buren's " standing army as they called
it. in 1910; but now, overlooking all such small
that, they propose repair the head Of the
army for the first civH magistrate of the country
Napoleon has just been elevated, the IS army
candidate, - to supreme power in France; and Gen.
Scott is to be the army candidate - for the first post
in this enlightened and free Confederacy Whittier
are we tending!
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-14

MEDICAL USE OF SALT. In many cases Of dis
ordered stomach teaspoon full of salt is certain
cure In the violent internal aching, termed chol-
ic, add teaspoon full of salt to pint of cold wa
ter-drink it and 60 to bed; it is one Of thespeedi-
est remedies known. The same will revive per-
son who seems almost dead from receiving heavy
fall
In an apoplectic fit no time should be lost in
pouring down salt and water, if sufficient sensibh-
ty remain to allow of the swallowing if not, the
head must be sponged with cold water until the
senses RETURN when salt will completely restore the
patient from the lethargy.
In fit, the feet should be placed in warm water,
with mustard added, and the legs briskly rubbed,
all bandage removed from the neck and cool apart
ment procured if possible. In many cases Of Sc
we're bleeding at the lungs, and when other RENE
dies fail, DIR. Rush found two teaspoons full of
salt completely stayed the blood.
In toothache, warm salt and water held to the
part, and renewed two or three times, will relieve
in most cases. If the gums be affec ed, wash the
mouth with brine; if the teeth be covered with
tartar wash them twice day with salt water.
-'t ..~. f< Scientific american.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-14
MILTON.

The following gentlemen have been elected Com
missioners of the town of Milton for the ensuing year
N. M. Lewis, John Wilson, Samuel Watkins, Capt.
]. M. Allen, Jarvis Friou. DR.. Broocks Samuel B.
Holder, and Dr. r. B. Thornton. The Commission
ers have elected the following officers: J. r. Hum,
Intendant; S. B. Holder, Treasurer; G. w. Thomp-
son, Secretary and Henry Rose, Constable.
The Chronicle says, at this election the question
of " License License " to retail spirits in the
town was submitted and voted upon, and I" No Lii
ceuse - was elected by three to one"