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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Spring Trade dvertisiAg.-Suppes for the
Spring trade, we notice, are beginning to arrive
The piles of Groceries, especially, which have
been unloaded for the past few days, is better
evidence. than talk, of the business Of our city;
and it is pretty generally understood that large
and profitable business will be done the comm g
season The trade Of our city. in all the depart
ments is beginning tn assume healthier tone.
and all that is necessary to succeed, is integrity
enterprise, energy and industry. In these rail
road times, the prudent aud industrious man Will
succeed, while the idle and lazy must go down
In this connection, we mpy as well add that the
columns of the Ga. .eHe are open to the public III
order That they nay putin their signs Its large
and increasing subscription list, together with
| the fact that it circulacs among the very best
men in the county enables us to afford better up.
poltuuities thnn ever 10 our business men and
mechanics. II will 10 theis avn fault, II they do
not innrove tlein. 1t mast he remembered that
advertising is the oil which enables the great
trade locomotive to run free and easy. carrying
with II that which will enrich all those who e.
by this train.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

AFFLIcrlNG DIspENsArIoN.- Under
this head, the Buckeye Eagle records
the death, by freezing, ot Mr. Isaac
Wood, an old aud respectable citizen
farmer of Marion county. He had been
to SanJusky during the day, and having
drank too freely, fell from his horse on
his way home and thus lost his life.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

of the noie. s., 600
Less 3 per cent month $3.50
Exchange ge-----..----... 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
more Immediately interested:

{ Fairiield--NIach l. May II, Oct. A. .
Perry-Murch Is. June IA. Oct. Is.
llocking-April 5, July 5, Nov, Is.
CLckson- March Is, May 10 Sept. 81.
yulon- March % June 30. NV. 8.
: Pike March -. May IL, Oct. A. ;t
Scioto-Almch 30. May "a Oct. II.
Lswrence--Apri -, June 81. Nov. 0.
+ Galli-- March 8 May 81, Oct 25.
Meies- Slmch %, May 81, Oct. l8.
- ! Alhens-April IL. June 7, Oct 25.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

P. S. Judge WHITMAN has received
a letter, in which it is stated that the
times mentioned above are correct
Sherilt's sales are egnlized. retuTnable
at any day during the term.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

TmG MAINE IhQuoW LAVA cores
poudeut of the Baltimore Saa denies the
correctness Of tho account which has
been published of tho origin Of the
Naoo Liquor Law. Ilo says the mem
bers of tho Legislature wero elected to
pass such law,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Lanata offered

The rules being suspended Mr.. Lanata offered
the following resolution, which was read twice
and adopted
Resoeed That the Board of Aldermen be respectfully in
yited to meet the Board of Assistant Aldermen in joint
session, at the next meeting, the 10Th instant at
O'Clock. for the purpose Of electing Director
represent the interests of the city in the Water Works
Department Keeper of the Work house. and Il Keeper
Of the Police Jail and such other officers may neees
sary provision for whose Offices has been already
a communication from the Comptroller, noti-
flying the Board of the adjudication of sundry
contracts, was read and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Landings.
The semi-monthly report Of the Treasurer was
then read as follows:
SEMI-MONTlILY REPORT OF THE TREAsuRER-CTrY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Inc following quarterly report OF the Board
of School Directors Of the Second District. was
received, and referred to the Committee on Edu-
cation
SECOND DrsrRrcr PrRLrc scHools.
Secretary's Office. Oct. T. 1852
10 the Honorable President and Members Of Tie Board Of As
sistant Aldermen If The City Of NeU Orleans.
GESTLEMEs L am directed by the Board of Directors
Of the Public Schools for the Second District to transmit
your honorable body report and
Very respectfully, gentlemen, your obt seryt
REyNEs, Secretary
TO the Honorable The Council Of the City cf Nev Orleans:
The report of the Board of Directors of the Public
Schools in and for the Second School District respect
fully shows that in compliance with the acquisitions Of
the law they submit to your honorable body the follow
ing statement and views:
And first the financial operations of said District
they lay before you the accompanying statement marked
A, from their Committee Finance which has
ceved the sanction of this Board. This statement
braces detail of all expenditures since the 1st June
last the last of September showing the every
item Of expenditure to whom paid and what
contains estimate of the probable expenditures
for the remaining eight months of then term of service
From this it will be that the accounts audited
coed the appropriation made by the Council by SS2 S.
and that if the expenditures anticipated should be
tuay made and the present appropriation should not be
changed and enlarged tho expenditures would exceed
the receipts by S9055 81.
1t is clear therefore that either the present oecual
operations of the Board must be at abandoned the
benefits of Public Education Withdrawn so limited aud
crippled as to make the whole scheme subject of public
reproach and of no substantial public advantage else
the Council must make appropriation adequate to the
demand
The Board would most respectfully invite your honora
Bile body to give their financial statement the most
tul and rigid examination. They believe that it will
challenge the most critical scrutiny aud that the csti
mates cannot be abridged but might be enlarged with
evident advantageto the public. They perfectly will
ling, However, at all times, receive any suggestions
from your honorable body, which may enable them
aprdge the expenditures where it can be done without
lmpalrng the efficiency of the present system,
This Board would in the second place call the atten-
lion OF your honorable body to facts connected
with the present Public School system in this city which
they deem of public interest The law which united the
several municipalities and Lafayette one city pro-
claimed distinct and separate territorial division of the
city into School Districts 1t is us to question the
wisdom of this but fairly and faithfully to carry it
into rigid execution. This law declares that scgrais An
preparations for the maintanancG of the schools in each
District, in proportion to the number of pupils in each
shall be made In his message to your honorable BODY in
April last, his Honor the Mayor stated the number of
Sis s;,,o Il, niStr; f,llp -
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following report, the rules
being suspended;
The Finance Committee. to whom was referred sundry
petitions and communications ask leave to offer the fol
lowing report and resolutions viz:
on The resolution from the Board of Aldermen author
izng the payment of seventyye dollars $50 for
mohths salary OF Joseph Genos jr second clerk of the
Recorder of the Second that this
existence of said Office.
On the resolution from the Board of Aldermen acccpn
Eugene Lassere as security for Joseph Genois ir and
widow Bozonler as security for L. BozOnier clerk
order OF Second the acceptance
of The latter and the rejection Of the former
The communication of Thos W Luster asking one
months salary Health Warden lacks the necessary
vouchers
On the petition of Honora German P AIcfrath and p
Carmody relative to contract and for bridge
by order of Street Commissioner ask suggest
said petitions be referred to the Committee
and Landings.
dollars $40 for services Secretary this Boardyou
Committee report that in their opinion the services
dered were not adequate to the amount claimed
Your Committee report in favor of paying V. Dejeux,
late Assessor of the Fourth Representative Dstrct one
hundred and fifty dollars for services rendered and oer
the following resolution all of which is respectfully sub
mitted, l.. H. PLACE,
THos l.. LEEDS,
FRs. SIEwIERssEN.
Mr. Lanata moved to consider said report Sc
ftattm, which motion prevailed.
! On the rst paragraph Of the report being
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Oct. list, Bal. due Public Schools.
Fourth District 5000 80 80
All of which is respectfully submitted.
NJ CpsfIASDEuR.
Secretary of Board of Public Schools Fourth District
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of School Directors of the Fourth District was
received and referred to the Committe on Edu-
cation:
New ORLEANS, October ), 1852
10 the Honorable Common Council Of The city Of NeD Orleans:
GENTLEMEN Pursuant to the thirty eighth section of
the act of Consolidation passed at the last session of the
State Legislature, present you the following state
ment of the condition of the Public Schools in the Fourth
District of this city together with detailed account of
our expenditures the LIST June last the LIST inst
The number of scholars in attendance in the several
schools on the 4th inst follows Boys 1856 Girls
I29-Total, 1464
The attendance of scholars is not large at present
it is late in the year and in the spring,
Tue number OF teachers employed at this time thir
ty-seyen-nine males and twenty-seyen femaleswhose
monthly salaries amount to 81 1iO
substitutes are sometimes required, which this
amount to vary occasionally.
me following is statement of our expenditures since
the ISL OF June to the 1st of October, 1852:
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This committee cannot too strongly urge upon the
Board the necessity Of memoralizng the Council for
further appropriation or at least the payment of
house rent aud schoolhouse repairs which would
be placing this District equality with the First who
have not the expenses of house rent
The whole respectfully submitted to the Board.
lSgncdI N1CToR WuTz. Chairman.
AMEDEE DUCATEI.
BUIssoN
j. l.. WARNER
A True copy Keynes, Secretary.
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The following quarterly report of the Board
of School Directors Of the Second District. was
received, and referred to the Committee on Edu-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

T'O7N0ls IN ftFafIU1tS 7l0Nl Tie IirSt q OC05eI
to Mc last Of May.
Pay Rolls of Teachers, mos at $500 S2SyOO0
Deyezin.s house rent, " at 100 500
Murphy's at 125 1000
Fujaud's at CO. 4SO
st. Romes at CO. 4SO
Moores at TO- $50
Laborde and others $1,000 per annum, 1466 81
School-house repairs, erection of new
building and large water cisterns
Glow estmate) ).................. 1000
Books and stationery Glow estimate), 20OS
Printing and advertising Glow csti-
Inate) ).......................... 500
Stoves stove-pipes and fuel Glow esti-
Hiate) ).......................... 700
Contingent expenses Glow estimate).. 1000
Amount Of probable expenditures for
eight months. hs................ Il2s6 67
Appropriation by the Council for the
same Observation-Disclosures. 80 O53 81
Balance against the Schools from Sep
tember to May. SIS 233 SO
Total probable balance on the last of May s9O55 q
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read, Mr.. Lanata moved to reject it. which was
lost by the following vote

Yeos-Messrs. Dolhonde and Lanata--2
Nays-Messrs. Bailey, Burthe, Forbes, Leeds
Mackey, Nixon, Place, Ref, Sicwerssen, Stet-
son, Summers, Sykes, Watkins and Willsoh-1l.
Consequently said report was adopted, and
the resolution of the Board Of Aldermen author
izing the Comptroller to issue his warrant for
the sum Of Ss75 to Joseph Genos, jl., was re-
jeeted.
On the second paragraph of said report being
read Mr. Place moved its adoption, which mo-
ton prevailed.
Consequently the resolution Of the Board of
Alpermen, accepting the securities of Jos. Ge-
nois, ,jr., and l.. Bozonier Clerk of the Recor-
der Of the Second District, Was adopted in the
following amended form
ReSoyed, That the widow Bozonier be and is hereby.
accepted Security for H. Bozonier Clerk Of hs Recor
der Of the Second District
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The third and fourth paragraphs Of said re-
port were read and adopted
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The following, presented by Mr.. Bailey, was,
on his motion, referred to the Fire Committee:
Resored That the Comptroller and he is hereby
thorzed to sell at auction after days uotiGe
tract for the supply of hose the Of the
panes of the city for year in accordance with Eppci
fcaons file in the Surveyors nfce, sale to be made
subject to the approval of the Council.
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slr. Bailey offered the following:
hfsoirea That the street Coinmissvner be ard he Ia
aal'fzea to have lamps erected at the fowing
One at the corner Of Claiborne and St Ann sire4ts
one at the corner Of Claiborne and TOULOUSE
One at the corner Of Gaiyez and Esplausde
One at the corner of Galrez and Barraek
Our at the Of Claiborne and Canal
one at the corner of Gaivsz and Bayou Road
One at the corner Of Gal7ez and H9spieaI
Dae at the corner OF Gal7ez and Ur-une -4.".
One at the corner Of Preur ana tarai Carondedt
One at the corner of Prieur and EspIsnade
One at the Of Fspianade and Johuson
One at the corner Of Ireme and GrsuIiae
One at the corner Of Harais and Canal Carondelet
Two at the corner of Claiborne and St Philip.
One Mt the corner Of Touti and Hos pitaI.
One at the Of Tont and Barrack
OF g at the corner of Where and Toulouse.
One at the Of Viilere and St Philip
one at the Of Where and Uraune
Que at the corner Of JTr1rur and st Peter n
One at the corner of Prieur and Couti
One at the corner of Roman and Benvilie
One at the of Orleans and Robertson. ..
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~ zeo-aIter ten day notceto sell to the lowest bid
e contract for attending the four bridges across the
afohaeiet according tn specifications on ale in the
~. ,yt tnlegt-paymsnt to be made 10 cash,
~ Ivy on the Certificate Of the Surveyor that Nl,e r.
-iF has been faithfully complied witt,
ne yeas and nays being calls on the pass.
ags OF the above resolution, it WA unanin, n,onslv
adopted, the rules being suspended ana tbs
President voting in favor of same 'i''
! The following resolution. presented H. NJ
Bailey, was, on motion of Mr.. Nixon laid over
Resoyef That the Mayer be- and ne ia herebv knthor
lied to enter into the necessary contract with % p,,
ley for the paving Of the following srees with hh r,nd
stones taken from Royal and Chartress streets in hecord
with the terms and specifications under which the
sale was made,
Mr. Bailey presented the following resolution,
and made q motion to suspend the rules fbr the
purpose Of taking it into consideration, which
was lost, so theresolution lies over:
Resorea That the Surveyor be and he is hereby oa
thorzed to sue certificate to Michael Csvin for the
work done by him in the Fourth District (and which
he mas pettoned this Counc for such amount may
be justly entitled 30
hr Bailey presented the following:
Reotesd That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby su
h'tlzd 70 sell at aHctiop-ater ten days notite-tbc
contract TO furnish all materials and nave with brk the
Sidewalks on Main street from Miro Broad street
70 be done in accordance with on 6en the
9f the Council
Mr.. Leeds moved to lay it on thetable ed lLi,,ect
10 call, which motion was lost
The President called Mr. Watkins to the CHAIR
Mr.. Bailey moved to suspend the rules fbr the
purpose Of considering said resolution, which
vas lost. so it lies over.
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S129O6 66 2-3
1886 II
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The following were presented by Mr. Bailey,
to lie over:
fesoted Ihat the Mayor be and he is hereby au-spd
70 enter INTO the necessary contract with Michael Garvin
and hiiip Drumm principals and Eli fonbpre security
for the necessary repairs the wharf oppoyit orange
street for the sum of fifteen dollars and sev4ry i've
cents per Fquare Of hundred superficial feet Pay
ment to be made in cash On the completion am sc-
| ceptance of the work KY The Surveyor.
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ReSoied That the sale made by the Comptroller of the
contract for the construction of plank road Great
the Mayor is hereby authorized into the
sary contract with P. X. Carmody, principal, and
IL Finn and Patrick irwin securities Tor the work at
the price at which it adjudcaed viz dollar and
seventy -four and a half cents per running foot.
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One at tine corner Of Miro and Barrack
One at the corner nf Miro and Hospita1
find Be i Further resoirgd That ali old lamps ndt fit to
Pc uen snail be taken to the Work. house. and that the
safegs be required to report to the Council
Mr.. Nixon moved to lay it on the tabla, SUBJ
lect to call. which was lost, by the casting vote
Of the President
Ahu' a motion OF Mr. Bailey to suspend the
rules being lost, the resolution lies over.
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Resoltd That the sale made by the Comptroller the
10th day Of August Martin Droderc of the contract
tor the construction and repairs Of wooden bridges and
crossings in the Third District and the same is hereby
approved and the Mayor hereby authorized to enter
into the necessary for the same with John Cole
man as security at the prices at which it adudica
ted viz three and half cents per foot board measure
Tor the bridges and cent per foot for the gunwaes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

News FROM lIorpun.s-The bark WIN. o Alden, Capt
Rates arrived yesterday from Belize, Honduras with
adviooe SO the 21st ult
The mahogany cutting brisk. and the prospects
excellent Too much ogwood had been cut and
prices then declining. The ast years crop Of
indigo beginning to come in freely The demand was
good and prices high The last years crop Of cochneal
reported short onc-haf which IL true will raise the
price Of that article. ser,aparla coming In very
sovly. The turtle H. lers making nets and prepar
ing for their work Prices ofhel had advanced
from three Eve dollars at which price the few backs
which have been brought in have found purchasers.
In Yucatsn the differences seemed to be finally settled
between the whites and Indians.
BELIZE tHor) PrIcrs CURRIrr, March 20--Provisions
Mos pork Sis so prime DO soto se: beef s2
10 SIX prime Goldfish, 81 to So mnckerol
70 81, No butter zoe. to 3ci cheese 2Sct " iSc iar
lr 20 l3c rice, to. 60 5e; hour - 10 S63 bread 50
g. 81 Loaf sugar lz 60 lSe brown do g. 70 Ioc coffee
49, - 6c tobacco, Ice 90 DC Produce nabogsny sue
pnssr Y nchee 40 1910 ~ 500 II TO 81 se ever SO
Ne rise .ay frem reals per H. Indigo also The
P>sR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

sArvRoAY. April 10-GPM
All the nneics opened active and buoysnt this morn.
ing and sn advance realized on nearly syc-v qtock
offered. AT the first board Delaware and Hudson won't
up y per cent Canton Co | New Haven, 4 Harlem
y stsninsten, Norwich and wore.sser, Albany
M ssseDsstsdy, y; yS.s Rslso~d, X. Long Asn6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

DESTRUCTIVE FEE 1T. ALeANs About ten
o'clock last night Gre broke cut III Darrows store
which. with the tVre " BrainsgG luLsr the store M
Smith ard swim. The furniture slors " h2e Church
tin chop tailors hop and Donforths Hots we're oil
butntd. l.otsvry heavy but well covered with ,nst,-
rapse in Vermont companies and the Connecticut aud
ktna Burlington (T'l IrN Pstss .ipra sh.
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Court of Common Pleas.

Bel'fe hon Judge w OOdruH
APRIL 10 cRtion 10 Jiror. The adjourned ease q
Louisa Mitchell VS.. Margaret Mitchell, which an
ton for debt being called Of the jurors, Green.
berry absent and the trial ordered stand
Till Monday morning. The Court imposed Gns Of SIS
on Mr.. Grtenbcrry. tor non attendance
Assault AID Batoy louis Stinman W. Conrad Smith,
- Stoubel Vim, +. Rhoades, Patrick Murray, Henry
Adikes and Schmidt Gilderae.-The plaintiff in this
con plains that the dlfndants came into his grocery
store No l37 street, the LIST Of March,
1851. about o'clock at night and having had some
drink they commenced throwing the liquor deOantegs
tumbcrs, bottles &C., at Stinmln and his clerk and
that the defendant Adikes, threw lighted oamphins
lamp with its contents ut the head Of his clerk broke the
lamp and aet tire to the store; tho defendant Smith
knocked Stinman down with scae beam, and then
threw the half OF cheese top Of him the scale beam
thrown by Smith hit snman in the forehead and cut 1t
severely. Tho property destroyed alleged to amount
to about $780, Heesre. Busted and Grdley produced
evidence to subsantiate the complaint The defendants
Smith Adikee and Rhocdes the only persons who
appeared to the suit The other parties who
aborers have not been found The defence that the
wife and family Of Saith had been frequently annoyed
ind insuted by the clerk OF Stnan and that Smith and
the clerk having had alteration the Other defendants
merely inteTfered to make peace between them Sealed
verdict on Monday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

DEyAarvls ~ srEAMsns.-At noon, ysstcrday. the
esnihp Humboldt Capt. Lines, having eonpIstsd her
repairs took her departure for avre via soutlamptm
with FIT passengers and during the Afternoon the
Florida for ssvannah; Union for Charleston; aaA the
Roanoke and City Of Norfolk, for Richmond also ls
this port.
THK CHAMELEON LIVERPOOL STEAM LsE.-Ths
t.amship South Caroina-the pioneer Of the line
recently establshcd between Charleston and Liverpool
DEPARTED fiom the former city her maiden veyagc on
the 9Th Charleston has thus the credit Of sending
out the hrst steamer that left Southern port for
Europe There is very good prospect Of the line being
profitable for the projectors tho trade betwecu
that city and Liverpool is Of large annual amount Tho
ysters 10 Europe from the Southern States Ars also
yearly increasing and these preferrng steam travelling
will naturally paronize this line and TINS aave the ex-
psnfe aud trouble incidental to emburking Mt PhdAdsi
pha this port The South Carolina takes out this
trip, cargo comprising 396 bales VI cotton besides
large amount Of rcethe whole being valued ut $799lS
IS This vessel was built by Dir. JabeS Williams,
Green Point. She IL commanded by Capt. Turner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

A Card.-A. Joel & Co. hcE to Inform their
friend. and the public that they have this day closed ths
for the Of s6octng sash aeYssns
will give facilities Ter sarrying On shsir
fast increasing business They beg to their
thanks the extensive patronage with which
been favored and to their friends that their best
efforts will all times be merit
their kind avors They will reopen their ussday
the 18th instant with magninceut stock Of Jewsry,
fine Watches Silver and Siverplated Ware rich
Fancy Goods &c. which they will offer the
have hitherto gained them pubic
port-tlose Of small profits quick returns $40 Broad
wav Aoril2
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Peremptsry Sale OF Thirty-two building
Lots all IN body the Eighth Ninth and
Seventy sixth street A. Biseeier will sell the aseys
mortgage for Three years. per cent For maps
&C., apply at Bread street.