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Department. other blla"sH connected viii s Vt AlE.
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Off icial Report
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Prescnt-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthc
Dcrbes, Dolhonde, Forbes, Herman, Leeds
Mccormack, Nixon, Place, Ramos, Shaw, Slew
crssen, Stetson, Summers, Sykes. Watkins, Will
son and Wiltz-20.
Absent-Messrs. Apuente, Eustis, Lusto,
Mackcy, Philbrick and Relf--6
In the absent of the President, Mr. WatAii,
was called to the Chair.
The reading of the Journal was dispensed
with.
MESSAGE OF THE MAYOR.
The following message of the Mayor WAS read ;
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
January /, 1853.
To the Honorable President and .Neinbers 81
the Board of assistant .fidef2Hci Of hr
the city Of .Netc Orleans
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to inform You
that at an election held on the 29th Of Dceem-
Der last for one Assistant Alderman, from the
Fifth Ward, pursuant to II resolution of your
honorable body adopted on the 9TH ult, to fiji
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Joseph Lanata, Esq, Mr., y. Latour was duly
elected, and has taken before me the oath re-
quired by law.
have the honor to be, very respectfully your
obedient servant, a. u. CGossNAN, Mayor
On motion of Mr. Forbes, the President pro ten.
appointed Committee Of Four to examine the
qualifications Of Y. Latour, Esq, member elect
from the Fifth Ward, consisting IF Messis
Forbes, Burthe, Derbes and Sykes
Mr. Forbes, on behalf of said committee, re-
ported verbally, that H. Latour, member elect
possessed the necessary qualifications to EMIT lie
him to his seat as a representative from The
Fifth Ward; which report was accepted by the
Board
Mr.. Latour accordingly appeared aud ta, *
his seat.
The following message OF the Mayor was ret,d
and laid over;
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
January 4 1853
To The Honorable President and .HeHI6r5.y
If The Board of .fidefman and he Boa,}
If assistant alderman Of The Citg If .Nesc
Orleans:
NTLrMEN--l have the honor 10 transmit
herewith statements A and b, enianating from
the officers of the Commissioners of the Conso-
dated Debt, the former giving detailed exhibit
Of the debt of the City, and the latter an al
stract of the assessment on real estate and
slaves for the year 1852, in the several Dis
tricts, together with statement of The .lcr
centage of tax necessary to be levied in the ras-
pectiyc DISTRICTS, to make up the amount Of
S650,000 for the Consolidated Loan Tax, MS
required by the 31th section of the Act Of
Consolidation, and the 9th section of the Act
supplementary thereto, approved the 22l Fell
ruary, 1852
You will perceive, from document \, that the
entire Indebtedness of the City appears to be
SS,009, III ~, viz, First District, 81 ,0On, 900
Second District, $2,lS0O00; Third District.
Sl,3l0,000; Fourth District, S5l97l7 ~.
i have the honor to be. very respectfully your
obedient servant. \. y. CBossMAN, Mayor
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dollar Of tax levied, IL is deemed prudent and
proper, for the certain preservation OF our cred
il, TO levy tax for such amount as will surely
give tho sum required for said Consolidated
Loan Tax"
Should the amount collected exceed the sum
required, it will remain in the Treasury, appli-
cable TO the same tax in the next current year,
or may be added to the surplus fund, which
must, as required by law, he invested in the
purchase Of the bonds issued by virtue of the
thirty seventh section Of the Act Of Consolida-
ton.
Be Il ordained by the Common Council, that
for the purpose Of raising the snm of six hun
arcd thousand dollars on the taxable property
of the First, Second and Third District. also,
for the purpose Of raising further sum of fifty
thousand dollars on the property Of the Fourth
District, in all the sum of SIX hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, to be known denominated ami
specially set apart as the Consolidated Loan
Tax, there shall be levied on the taxable pro-
perty of the respective Districts as designated
by law--say,
On that of the First District, which
amounts to 49, 1856 600, one five
hundreths of one per cent, which
will give the sum Of. .....,.., S339, J23 81
Gu that ofthe Second District, which
amounts to SCI ,0S3, SS5, nine
tcnths of one per cent, which will
give. .................. lss,754 o.
On that of the Third District, which
amounts to sc ,420 ,952, one seven
tenths OF one per cent, which
gives .................... 10s,13s IS
On that of the Fourth District which
y amounts to $6,79l 500, eighty
FIVE one-hundredths per cent,
M which will giye.. 0l,13I 90
1894, l54 n
Mr.. Burke offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended,
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be
directed to have statement made of all con-
tracts finished and unfinished, ordered or entered
into by the several Municipalities and the city
of Lafayette previous to the 18th OF April, 1867,
with an estimate Of the cost, probable cost Of
all said contracts, and the amounts charged to
the consolidated city, together with the budget
palities and city of Lafayette for the year 1862,
and report the same to this Board.
Mr. Burke presented the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended
Resolved, That Committee Of one member
from each District by appointed to confer with
the Board of Commissioners relating to the
Consolidated Loan Tax to be levied for the year
1852.
Messrs. Wood, Labatut, Burke and Claiborne,
were appointed on the above Committee
The Chair appointed Mr. T. y. Wood, mem
Der of the Committees ON Police and on Eduea-
ton, and Mr. Samuel Jones, Jr., member of tie
Committees OIL Fire and oil Work house AMI
Prisons.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday
18th January, ut q o'clock, p. NJ.
Chs CLAIBORNE Secretary.
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ssilE attention Of the public is called to the
FuFe4rty u these Safes all others.
made ertsne principle. We rts, orn
strongly made fon wrong iron plates bars around which
- e}4tr0u nm, chilling the liquid metal making
. he ehsc drill, and capsule resisting bowsof
se4zF. u ae tsrtifc only necessary say Nature
eavesno 5o;sor strata riyeta 4erew for the il
mess 1gsr rrmoTe PerhaA effort than
rg together Seor the burning make impress.
son on t'e solid uAs lined is Ills with Rreprootw wall.
We t#-.ais ths thas Sags with Ttft
EXPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION DANE
i0gES tie Opy r,ur depository other
2s w rhsr, thests butt tic secury many Of toe popular
Safes Bank Nsngnev They all the work neeaf
3IggabroEeH INTO experience las demonstrated,
TINS Company prepared to furnish short notice SAFES
BANK NAuLIS, Of Tor Bank lutnous Nsrcan
Firms and ntiydI8a which will Powder
praafi wfeE secured with Lilies Bank L0ekf.
ample he above Safes Locke NewtlE
rhvarCp.e Lock W. No
tf53t--- - lie, PGrTEES. A9Eat &c Camp street
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IND T. CHARACTERISTICS
An ~rsT~L
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srOcheFy. Chino aud GIassRcos'
ID Il. FELL & CO, "a Common street, ~
Ney0Tlsans Importer, ant Dealers. Wholesss snl N s
Retail LAMPS, Plated sud Britannia CASTORS CANDLE " IL
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED WATERS, etc. az
~ Goods will be offered low prices, ny
packed 10 the tnishn.r nIy20
RURbAPS-l0 bales, 40 TO IS inches, for
stsgs, Tobscc etc. sale low.
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has hand sale the CAteu u i!
stock Of PIANOS in The city, piinpaiF lrom5 n H III
CIilCkEklNG aud NUNS & CLARK. hHo-l NJ "
GUITARS nom MARTIN tsethes wit SHEET MUSIC, rtEL &
TORS lS FoT hislbfsr YER, INSTRUMENTS
Hauq HENRY PARSONS. l3 Camp
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LOCAL DIRECTORS.
Thomas f. Price, r. a. Fra,4r,
Geo. y. Wsdt c Conner.
jG95tg MI A. JOHNSON Agent, - Commercial Pi.,s.
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IL Filkns for erecting an engine and boiler ON
the corner of Magazine aud Broomc streets.
A resolution for the removal of the Mayor S
Office to the First District, City Hall.
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Ii. tilkns for erecting an engine and boiler on
the corner Of Magazine aud Broomc streets.
A resolution for the removal of the Mayors
Office to the First District, City Hall,
By another MESSAGE, the Eourl Wa informed
of the adoption, and invited to concur in the
following resolutions and substitute, viz;
Aresoution accepting Messrs Eugene Lnssere
and j. Arthur Guillotte as securities Of Mr..
Francois Boulguy
\ resolution directing the Commissioners for
the new Custom-housc building TO remove thc
buildings and materials from the neutral ground
on Cunal street
A resolution 10, the paymcutof twenty-five
hundred dollars to Edward blanchard. sen.
Resolutions directing the Street Commissioner
to have all the street sweopings deposited be
tween the Wharves situated ut Hospital and
Barrack streets
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to re
place lamps iii the Second and Third Districts.
A substitute for the resolution passed by your
honorable Board, fying the salaries Of the SUI
pcrintenicnt and Assistants Of the temporary
asylum for the insane,
The resolution directing the Commissioners Of
the new Customh house to remove the buildings
and materials from the neutral ground on Canal
street
Was read aud referred to the Committee on
Police. motion of Mr. Burthe to lay it on the
table having been lost.
The resolution for the payment 90 twenty-five
hundred dollars to L. blanchard, son.
Was read and referred TO the Cummittee on
Finance
The resolution directing tile Street Commits
sioner to deposit all the street sweepings be-
tween the wharyes Of Hospital and Barrack
streets
III, ros,1,tio a. 4bor;y;n,s hp SI,rvrvn,, a 20
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In the absent of the President, Mr Wathiii.
was called to the Chair
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

n MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HkRPs, III M
No. 34s Camp the Orphan Asylum, rigs leave 20 ~ u
inform the public that he Will continue his profession Of h
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, HAIR aud ait kinds
cal Instruments at tLe shortest notice. sePls ~
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The reading of the Journal was dispense.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

l SHBRIDGE & co. J. H., Ship Agents and
Commission Merchants IS St Charles Tcuro buildings
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29
THE MARKETS,
BALTIMORE, Dec.

BALTIMORE, Dec. u, 1898.
GRAIN.-The supply of Grain is light, and
prices advanced under the European news.
Wheat-About 1000 bushels offered to-day, an6
partly sold at 48 aSl So for red, to l So 81
63 per bushel for good to prime white. No family
flour white offered. Inferior lots 2 to Is cents be
low the above figures.
Corn is firm. About Is 900 bushels offered, and
mostly sold at Sc SO to 60 cents for white, and
81 GA cents per bushel for yellow.
Oats-Sales of Maryland at 40 AZ cents, and
Virginia Oats 80 40 cents per bushel
ToBAcco.-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco
have been very light this week, and the sales
limited. Holders have but small stocks, and e.
vince but little disposition to sell at present, al
though not much confidence is felt that prices can
advance materially, if at all. We quote
Common to good ordinary Maryland, S5aS5 Is;
middling, s5.75as6.25 good to fine brown s6.50a
81 and fine S7aS9.
In Ohio Tobacco there is no activity. The
stock is small and mostly held higher than ship
pers are willing to pay.
The inspections Of the week comprise 242 hhds
Maryland, 80 hhds. Ohio; hhds. Ky.-total 274
hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

Extract from The address Of Charles B
Calvert, Esq. to the Maryland State Agrr-
cultural Society, a, its lare meeting.
''The snnlyses ofsoils, under the presen,
arrangement, is of very little, if any advan-
tsge 10 the farmer. 1t cannot be applied
practically, and the expense attending the
researches Of the State Chemist and his able
co-workers, will be wasted. Several veare
ago the State Geologis. ascerlained that GER
tain soil contained large proportions of mag
nesis, and that magnetism lime was procur-
ed from limestone in that vicinity. He &C.
cordingIy stated that the lime should no, be
applied to the soil there, because it was
worthless as a ier'ilizing agent, on account
of the proportions Of msgnesia already con.
tanned 10 the sol, and, in fact, was an in.
jury to the land. One farmer, who hearc
This opinion, abandoned the use Of lime an,
tried other fertilizers, bu. this land did no
produce as good crops as his nejghbors
He, however, adhered 10 the dictation of TIT
Geologst for several years, when, by ,ht
a dvice Of his neighbors, he was agrin Undue
ed to resort TO lining, and his crops were
considerably benefited. The secret of the
matter was, that the Geologisl's examination
"ss moi general by any means, and his coun.
sci was, therefore, actually detrimental .e
the interests Of the agricul'urst who acted
in accordance with his advice. think the
advice of the Slate Chemist is Of the same
unreliable character and hope the office
will be abolished"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

FTNI1E subscriber has just received an additional
Il supply of GOODS suitable to the present sea-,
son, comprising in part the following articles:
Mousline de LANES and Fancy Prints
Linen, Cotton and Silk Handkerchief
Wooden Shaws, drab Cloth do
Edgings and Satin Ribbons, also Ladies' Dress
Trimmings
Comforts Cotton Yarn, Quilt Wadding, and
Candle Wick
Flannel and Wooden Goods suitable for servants
wear
Fruit and Confectionery
Queens ware and Tin ware
Cigars and Tobacco, very superior article,
Fine Salt, Sugar, Cheese, Coffee, Candles, Tea
and Soap. Together with a great variety of ar
ticles too tedious to mention, all of which will be
sold upon my usually cheap and accommodating
terms c. w. BARNES.
dec 49,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29
TEACHER WANTED.

TNHE Trustees of School No. 6, Second Elec-
Il ton District, Charles County, wish to en-
ploy teacher for the year 1854, qualified to teach
the primary branches of an English Education
The salary will be two hundred dollars for ten
months of actual teaching. They will employ
either Gentleman or Lady, but would prefer
Lady. All applications may be addressed, post
paid, to the Rev. Fl. B. GOODWIN, Newport,
Charles County, or to either of the Trustees in
person. HENRY B. GOODWIN,
FREDERICK TURNER,
CHARLES r. JOHNSON,
JOHN r. TURNER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

VALUABLE FOREIGN PERIoDIcALs.-We
would direct attention TO the advertisement
Of Messrs. LEONARD SCOTT & Co., of New
York, who propose TO furnish reprints oI
the following valuable periodicals, q. very
cheap rates: London Quarterly Revie,c
Edinburgh Reviea0, North British Reuiev'
Westminster Reuiew, and BlackDood's Ed
in6urgh Magazine. They also offer for
sale the "Farmer's Guide" which we see
highly spoken of in several papers. All
the above reprints ere we'll known and m
dispensible 70 the intelligent reader.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
I'D Charles County, the undersigned will sell at
Public Sale, on THURSDAY the 29th day of
DECEMBER inst, (if fair, II NOT, acrfzthea next
fair day thereafter,) on the premises of Franklin
Hayden, in Cobb Neck, the following Negro pro-
perry of John w. Smoot, deceased, consisting Of
Three Negro Vomen, a Boy, and Girl.
TERMS, cash or a credit of six months, at the
option of the purchaser; if upon credit, the pur-
chaser or purchasers to give bond with approved
security, bearing interest from day of sale
ABSALOM TENNISON, Admir-
dec Is. d. b. n. of John w. Smoot.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

GUANo.-As the result of an investiga-
lion recently made, the British Admiral on
the Pacific station (Moresby) writes to his
government, that the total quantity OF guano
ON the Chincha Islands, Peru, at the pres.
ent date, is only 100000; and that, a. the
present rate of expectation, j. will be ex-
hausted, i. e. so much Of it as would pay
freight, in eight or nine years. The outer
Lobos Islands, whittier Mr.. Benson's vessel
were sent to load, will doubtless be opened
to commerce, when the supply al the Chin
cha Islands is exhausted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

RENTING MONEY BY MAIL.-ln a case
recently ,led before the U. S Circuit Court
a, Richmond, Chief Justice fancy presiding,
the question arose whether money RENTED
by mail to creditor, such money being
los, before it reached ils destination, was a
release Of the debtor from obligations Of the
debt: The ChieI Justice decided that the
plaintiff having requested his debtor to re-.
mi. the money, without specifying or diree-
ting how it should be sent, and The defen-
dant having complied with the request by
RENTING through the mail, as Was the Gus
ION of others t. do, The debtor would not
be held liable to make good the loss. The
decision is in conflict with Other cases in
voIving the same principle, the Chief Justice
holding tina, the former decisions were not
correct.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

SUPPOSED TO BE DRowNED.-We learn
from gentleman from Piccawsx in this
county, that about the time the storm OF
Friday evening las. was commencing, three
young men Andrew E. Lloyd and brother
and Charles Simmes-slarted out upon the
Potomac, near Major Stodder''s farm, in q
small ducking boat and have not since been
heard from. The boat, with nothing re-
naming in i. bu. a Goa. and powder flask
which belonged to some Of the party, was
found mex. morning in the ice some distance
from the shore. 1t is supposed all Of them
have found watery grave. The first
named gentleman leaves a wife and several
children-the others were unmarried. The
above information is all we could learn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29
OBITUARY.

Died of Group, at Broomfeld, after an Illness Of
two days only, GERARD, youngest of DR..
A H., and V. s. ROBERTSON, aged Is months.
Painful indeed is it to record the death of one
so young and interesting but sweet and consoI-
ing is the reflection of his eternity The bitter
grief of doting mother and the torturng pangs
of fond father are consequences of his earthly
fall but the choir of angels rejoice to hail his
eternal happiness and sing hymn of praise to his
glory, while the Deity welcomes him and bids him
rest forever in the arms of his God Thy deser-
ton of earth is thy habitation in heaven, life to
end not even in bliss GERM.Nus
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

NEW SYSTEM oP PLEADING, &c.-We
are happy to know from an authentic source
that the Commissioners, appointed by the
Legislature of Mary land TO revise, simplify
and abridge the Rules of Pleading, Practice
and the forms of Conveyancing, will be pre-
pared to make their reports to the ensuing
Legislature. The most imporlan. part OF
the Report, embracing the pleading and
forms Of conveyancing, has already been
printed and will be presented a, The opening
of the session, ST. that the members of the
Legislature may have ample time to exam
inc and act upon it.-Frederick Examiner
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID-This extraordi-
nary remedy for fever, is positive substitute for
Quinine IN all febrlle affections, and has none of
its bad effects. 1t has been thoroughly tested by
the most eminent Physicians of Paris, in their ex-
tensive practice in the Hospitals, by order of the
French Government, and by great number of
Physicians and non professional men in the United
States, with complete success. 1t is not a COM
pound nostrum, but an entire new article in Ma
terra Medica, and is destined to succeed all other
remedies for Chills and Fever, as well as all f.
brIe affections. See advertisement in another
column
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-29

The U. S. Senate has passed joint re-
solution 10 authorize in our army the rank
of Lieutenan. General. The resolution pass
ed with only twelve negative votes; and
several Of those who dssented expressed,
in the debate which took place, the highest,
admiration and respec. for the distinguished
officer major General Sco,D whom the
measure is designed to promote and honor.