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BLIND TOM The negro bog pionist, who
astonisbes the whole world by his wonderful
musical powers. will appear at the Opera
House. Petroleum Centre, tomorrow (Tncs-
day) evening the 4th inst. The Rochester
Chronicle thus speaks oi him: The grsa.
faculties he possesses are bat threr-mem.
orv. imitation and hGaiing-ard it would
seem If all the ther faculties were soncen-
trated in these three. He stands as a mar
velous exhibition sf one of the faneilul
freaks OF nature. lie hears nothing that he
cannot reproduce accurately aad his memrry
serves him in reproducing succession Of
sounds with absolute correctness. The per-
formauce last evening consisted Of an en-
hibiton of these remarkable powers, the
crowning feat being the playing of two sep
srate tunes Yankee Doodle. and Fish
er's Hornpipe" and singing of Tramp.
Tramp" all at the same time. No one
should miss an opportunity Of seeing this
wonderful phenomena.
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GETTING READY. a Gers IA v.HaaHt.
Gently q i 4 ra,. 5p.inaw. who bud re-
sided wi'r htr b.,'' p. ~,io is " '..'u.do iG
the world. for many years .toont two
daya before she 4 ed the aG'-c'iou.'e brother
called ut The n,ichblr's house to borrow
some ininer's tools. heinz a mechanc. Hor,
said re. the girl can't possibly 1--we over
half an hour. and as cant Leave the house,
| might as we'll ha 10 work 90 he cofliu in
the meantime" When she died, two days
after. her coffin was rnady for her.
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Fourth OF JuLY.--One day ever two
months rrmaus W en- we usher in the $50
anniveriary of our National Independence.
Nibety-i'rfe years ago sinc. the couutry
threw off be yoke OF English oppression -
Let Us JON hands 10 patriotic firing of crack.
ers, eating non IONS, whisil NJ Of yankee
doodle, and hav'ng good tine generally
On the mex 4th, wnicb, coming on Snndap,
Saturday the 81, or Monday the 5th. can
be substituted for, and observed as The great
National Day.
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Frank,in VS.. pf -o!eum cer,-c.

We allnded on Saturday 10 an afray
which occurred IN Friday i(ht las in tbs
place. on tae occasion nS 81 N''",1 u d a.
rest af woman in a disrepn & aie 0vI,p J.,
Petroleum Centre. aud rlaGAd .ut ,iat.
that one Of our OF! 'l.'s Was iur.i 's,aI io
tne affair W. a.d su-ruscl :; n..i gro
cee3incs womb ens1a. b. a5 w' haze .,.,
lead to Sellt;, t1t' 90 action vii n7 20
in tho matter, We have taI'au soc.c pain. ..
ces at the particulars in reference 10 the in.
teriereuce oI officer Kinney in the matter.
and fni he is NOT SO uu"h at fault as some
suppose. He was srut for b7 the party
wrose arrest was attempted. and arriving Al
he seem, Was Ttfus-.. @IGI't nce hy the
pnrpnTted Frankin Officer lie demgu6ql
his authority, and the reply Was made %
him that th" ) nr,i' was in the saloon hoe
low. an tap ie"rry Rsa r"foirpd -rler, 10
u 40 person d. pr ic ;n- aa- ,asr-
ksuheg, naTlnG passed .,itnsa tas saloon,
saw no 5acclff there, and 50 remarked, at
in" same time attempting 10 go IN, when hr
(kilDry) received a blow from tie deputy.
ana thp deiu'y, ,ulIug revolver. X on.y
snatched the d-ei lily weapon from him. At
about the same time some ron-oa in the -
loon below atta"f"d the man who leli IA.
warrant, he king louder ihau was h,cnm
in an officer VINO had the task to psriurm
that be did. warrant was issued for it,.
woman in Franklin, and given to the Sheriff
OF V"nango cjuniy, who DID not deem 4
nacessary to come Oh bsr- and arrest the
prisoner as he th ught a telegram would
hiring her to Franklin, and accord rnglv
would not depulize any person to perform
the duty. These Franklin "sprou,s,' anx-
ions for a spree. prevailed upon certain
Justice OF tDn Peace of their town to denu.
liz. them and he did 80, They came on
here, ami The result Of tn ir visit is well
known. Officer Kinney saw the warrant
and respected it, In onr opinion, whis.
| ky caused the disturbance, as all parties. it
is quite ,ident. had an ample supply Of it.
| We do not uphold the course pursued by
the parties who assaulted The purported Of
| fcrra from Franklin. q the attack was cow
ardly, unjust, inconaiderate; but the dignity
of the Franklin officials was not in kreping
with the dignity Ot law, thus provokiHg m
assault. Moro could be rai, of their action;
while coming and after arriving here, which
would l"a1 p"reon of sound mind to be-
lieve their authority was void, whether il
was or not.
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NAVIGATION on the lakes is resumed, The
Chicago Tribune says; TN" va, quanti-
ties of grain whica have been accumuIatina
in our elevators during the winter months
will now be buried forward to tie seahord.
lihemt" thousands Of dollars of capital whicn
have been locked up during the past FIVE
Hon'bs, and direct it into those oth~r char
neIs Of industry which surely felt The none
tary striDgency Of which every one has
been complaining Tor mlly two months
pas.
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TN2 AHILNGT0 0NS. Tbs popular minstrel
troupe will appear at the Opera House, in
this place this (M"nday) evening. The
Fort Wayne (Ind., y Gazette says: "Ariing.
ton Minstres proved themselves all orr
fancy painted them. lea. AMI more too.
W" haven't had any such music, yocalIy or
inslrumentally considered, lo? period
whereof the memory OF man, &c. &c. The
query is, where did they get all their new
jokes. puns and comica!ities generally? Al
they do is npw--all well donp-no leeches
no s,icks-no waits, all smooth, funny.
splendid. We cannot conceive of better
arranged. better executed negro minstrel
troupe. Arlington is undoubtedly The best
ma 10 the profession
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PROTHONOTAhY.

Nn FDiroR-Peasc announce the name OF f. g.
CRAWFORD, of Richmond Township, ~ can Il
date for Prothonotary subject to the uIsces of the
Republican party. SuLpIEEs AND krruBiicANs
nR EpIror-plcasc Gnncunce the rsuleor THoS
As y, yA,Hr. of Petroleum Cent"r ss candidate
for Proihonaiary oi Ncnan.O County, subject TO The
u-ages of the Democratic party.
We a,e authorized 10 annonnce that JOSEPH II
SdIru. ProthOnotory of Nenango County. will he
a canduate for re nomination. Tor said office sub
iect to the usages of the Republican party.
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THE irs thing done on tn. Long Island
Railroad after the Jamaica accident, was
to ngrn the remnants Cf the broken car, re-
lay the trac at that poirt. and destroy all
evidence Of the nature Of the disaster. AT
ter that a rigid Investigation into the Causes
Of the catastrophe was, of necessity, very
innocent tormalty
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10 RAISE u Crowd ull up plank ir the
sidewalk, pUt terrier in tho lolo. and
make believe yon are hnrting rats. The
Destructive element y so strong in man and
''purps," that you will draw crowd in a
few minutes big encngh to ill an ordinary
meeting house. How TO dispcrsp them
take mp collection, or try to. Tor the bene
fiji Of church, or ior any charitable pnr
pose whatever
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TREASU kFR

Mn. TpITcR: plcase announce the rame of
JOHN A. CIiKiSTI. Of oil City, AS a csnd date
ior NJ omustion Of County Treasurer, subject 10 ne
,,sneo, of the Republican party.
MIR Christy is a nan well qualified for the pos
tiOn is nn ardent Republican, and wa. during thc
war aihiul soldier. MANY CITIZENS
Nix ErIroR-Please announcc III name Of GED
w. BRIGHAM "a 4 csndidate for County Trcas,ir-
er subject to the usages Of the Republican party.
MANY CITIZENS.
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THE Parkrrsbnrg (Va Times says: TIL"
well recently struck at White Oak formerly
known as the Barber Well" is now flow
ing sixty barrels Of oil per dav. The first
fifteen days after ii WAS ,-siej. IL TO" e..
twelve hundred barleis, b-ine eighty bar
rcls per days. but it has since dropped off j
trjfe
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SPRING 1t has come. All have iet i's
dreary, weary winter, it makes the heart
leap with pleasurabe emotions to exper-
ience the change to the approaching sum
mer. The happiness thus given is partial
compensation for the rigors of northern
winter.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER

uource hat JAMES ". SHAW vii. be n candidate
Clf noininarior for TIE office Of Rcgter ad Record
n- subject 30 the H.a"es OF the Republican party, ~
The tu,uing z ruS can 1rnar' Election. Nr.
.,N., was =, Privr'c - Company ''l,' II P"rn-
hani1 NprLttc g. nd lust ri,ht arm in battle
oi GottSrhutg ''a ll connecticut rni nhl'yl' =, an
has served as Peg .'er nrd Recorder one tenn y
the mir. ,o.isation OF all yy o have done IN ncss
wi.h INN VETANGO COUNTY.
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Mary McNrlghlin, aged nineteen, at
torpted to drown herself In he East River,
New York on Sunday. but bystalder
plunged in and saved her
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store
j. =. PRATHEE.

At the OLD BANK Bull ING, ON MAIN.sT,
opposite the MoClintock House, has on hand
large and fi.st class stoc; of Flour, Feed and
Groceries, which he i selling at a lov iglre
Isn. Don't forget the plac,--where A. D. Cotton
& COMPANY broke ~ ianltf
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The best way to get sympathy is to yawn
.at o tiersome evening party. Four.ifihs tf
the company will symPathcticaliy extend
their Jaws 10 thr widest possible extent.
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Nh. Error: Please arrorrcc tia, Car'a',
kMFS II. GhCGlE Will lie n candidate for nomi
nation for Assembly, subject to the u7agcs OF tn
Repub ican party.
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CHANGE OF TINE oil Creek & Allie

Under the proper heading TO day. will be
found tho announcement OF rhomae Donagby
Psothonarory, suijc. to the nsages CT the
Dcnocrstic party.
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i
pianscr FARM May 1869.
'a 'r;r.r .--..,. -t'cin in your
,,.srpt A.,. "1.. b.ai ''>rlueiioa and
.yse..ion N Ia P.r,oa Farn." / cc,m it
a"cessa-y to Ioaac ry statement. as some
ass. giiol5 ceusite thosr most cruelty who
yer" II ends in my misfortune. 1t is trae
Vas at Adam Fishers house during my con-
fuem-nt. INT was not compelled to leave
it, bn' went Of my own nccor!. l was 60
H.. 20 th- Centre wish my child, but Mr.
nd Mrs. Fisher told NJ that ] could not
a re c,ra that TING. Mrs. Fisher went to
pc7r n.ir'bcr to see il she would not take
ne in, bn, &C near Il, can find cut. tacy
said no. Mrs Fisher offered to pay this
cei-hbo anything that she might ask, but
she said no.
rs FIR az boiag put out of Nj, Fishers
honse, was not. but when they saw was
@at rTinrd on going, Mr.. Fisher told me
tia. | lal het'rr 90 10 bis sleeping apart.
rrrut les lodS frrin his engine n0use. The
huili.na ,ring 4 dNrl,jn. house tat fam
ily could upmc lived n ali winter; when
| went to th.. bu,s. | iOuud a good, COM
fgTtaLl., warm place, iuIn.shrG " th good
he'd, stove. and all the fuel need, ID. far.
nisa d hy Mr. I sher, and also ,Lcy hired
u lady from the Centre to take care of me;
as for my child bleeding at the nostrls it is
easily accounted for. as had very heavy
fall some five WEEKS before the birth, and
when told DR.. Cbristy Of it, he said that
he thought it wonder it did not kill my.
self and child. Miss a. C. NICHoLsoE.
(Witness) JoHN +. CRAM.
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All accounts rot titled in ediately, will be lef
With al officer FOR collection
hp,lttf REYNOLDS & CO.
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Thismorning two oil cars ran ct'the track
Z et Olcopolis, and in consequence the pas
|oeer train fam Irwin, due here at 1880,
= I.1 : Jed hours.
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Il. Il. Ri Z. Edj/Or.
Time a; CLOSING Mails.


= o., PETROLEUM CENTRE. PA ,
July g-r, 1858
Until further notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this Office follows
ARRIVE
south and East, via. l.vineton, 10. - A Il.
south ard Wes; /" Meadri!lc, SIS T.. N.
North and East, :" Cory, 3.j5
DEPART.
South and West. SIS a NJ
Souu Esit and West. so 2. VI.
North East and West. lo.C) A. II.
II. f. BLACEMoN, r VI.
Divine services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at Il o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock r. NJ.
Rev. J T. OxrosY. Pastor.
". f. CHURCH.
Services every Snhhath st II a. NJ. and
~ p. VI. cabbatt School st twelve o'clock
". Scots Free a cordial invitation
ex,eudc TO all.
REV C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at lol4 n. m.
vcspers and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 y. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pa stoT
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N AR Bs.s:S
RICH MARRIAGE GIFT.

THE RfcHrsr GifT which Yorng Man ran -,
sent to his Bride, s \ sound constitution enJs n.'.
heart. Essays on these subjects, with the hpms1s'
tview- Of benevolent Physicians, sent ia .ralad y
ter envelopes, free of char.e. Address HOW I'm =
ASSOCIATION, Box F.. Philadelphia. Pa ira.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MI. Fp,1pr--Please announce tho nnme Of Col.
A. r DUNCAN Hs a candidate for state senator
eubject 10 the usaees Of the Republican party
Mn. rpIroE: Please announce the name OF
JAMES NJ. BREDIN, Of Franklin, as II cand date
for state Scns or subject to the uasges Of the Rc-
tublican pprtv MANY CITIZENS.
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Fine Note Paper who'esal+ and retail ut
A. D. MILLER s. Co.'S
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching at Ii o'clock A. VI, and -:
o'clock r. N.
Rev. J T. OxTosY. Pastor.
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FRED SHUTS.
Now Barber shop Opened

G Pf1ck, iormcrIr with C. Leinheiser, hogs leave
10 into m hi friend that he has opened Barber
shop At No. -, Washington Street He has fitted
up p'ctsant apartments. and tho=e who desire a
clean shave vii remember the shnp Come
and $40 PFf lock.
Petro crm Centre, tpril - 1859 apr!;iC
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.

pet. Centre, Monday. Mays.
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new lot ofthr ceiehr.ted L y T.. Kn'vos ius'
received at the PoST OFrI"t.
" II NC. olson & 20. have just received lot OF
Pocket Rules ard Compas-cs.
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If YOU wish the brst Plug Tobacco in he marke'
try W. II Ncbol-on " Go,
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OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
City Hall. Feb. 9, 1869. I
mo. 126S-N.S.J
Resolued. That the controller be and he is here
by authorized to adjudicate to the highest bidder
after five days notice in the official journal, the
contract for collecting the licenses on all itnersn
merchants, peddlers, agents and all who sell mer.
chandise of any description by sample or other.
wise. and without any ostensible place of business
for the term Of one year, according to specifica.
tons from the finance committees.
(Signed) JOHN BREEy.
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 9, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY. Mavor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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RooH BOARD OF ENGINEERS ON DRAINAGE. !
City Hall, New Orleans, Jan. 80, 1869.

y
Tothe Honorable the Common Council Of the City Of New
Orleans: =.
Genaemen-Ats meeting of this board held on
the 2lst January, the following resolutions were
imousy adopted:
=. nvsveUru. mat m our upimuu, mo proposed
Ship Island canal would If constructed, render
impracticable the adoption Of any general or en-
Gent system Of drainage for the city Of New Or
leans.
Resolved further. That the drainage of the city
into said canal, provided the right could be OBJ.
tanned from the corporations to do so, would con-
vert the same into cess-pool, injurious to
health and destructive of the value of property.
The following resolution indorsing the report
of Mr.. L. Surgi, city surveyor, on the same SUBJ
ject, was also unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, By the Board of Engineers for the
drainage of the city Of New Orleans, that the re-
port Of L. Surgi, ESQ.,, in the matter Of the pro-
posed Ship Island canal as read before this board
be and the same is hereby fully Endorsed.
Accompanying this is copy of the report above
referred to. have the honor to be, very re.
specially, THEoDoEs J. DrxrrRY,
Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, }
City Hall, Feb. 9, 1869. 4
No. 1269-N. ST.
Resolred. That the controller be and he Is here.
by authorized to sell to the lowest bidder or bid.
ders, after five days notice In the official journal
contract for constructing brick sidewalks Dor.
dered by curbstones, on the south side of Magno.
lia street, between Clio and st. Andrew streets
in accordance with the petition. specifications of
the surveyor and section 1l9 of the city charter.
fSigned) JOHN BREEN,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(SignedJ THOMAS MARKsY,
..... President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 9, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary,
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1869.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1869.
mo. 1270-N. 81
RESOLVED. That the controller be and he Is here.
by authorized to adjudicste to the lowest bidder
or bidders, after five days notice in the official
journal, Q contract for constructing brick side.
walks bordered by curbstones, on Tonti street
from Dumaine to Esplsnade streets, in accord.
ance with the petition, specifications Of the sur.
veyor and section 119 Of the city charter.
(Signed) JOHN BaKKS, ri
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
g (Signed) ~ THOMAS MAKksY,
i7 President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 9, 1859. rI-.nlIIl ~ r''iI
q (signed) JOHN e. CoswAY, Mayor,
A trne copy: 81. $3.50 ~ n - = .
"a JoHs W. OVERALL. Secretary. 1.sa
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Ths Ns9 0rlsans Crescent, Thnrsdzs .4sbraary II.

Journal contract for Smelling and grading Locust
street, from Felicity road TO Washington street. 10
accordance with the petition, specifications Of the
surveyor and section lls of the city charter.
(Signed) JOHN BREEN,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sigred) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. Q, 1869. l-..
(Sigped) JOHN 3. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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PxHsAooAA ssszRvxk
PUBLISHED fRrwExKLY BIZ WI. KIRK 4 90

eshsefiReen-fvsiu nsuths, %; a nsuShs. m n q.
= - GA ns 1s,s ssssSsh:d ossn ssesns. rsbls
her rsllroad eonnunieafaons Nth ths NorhvssL and
9s'cn zsSyo.ss Roins Of hsssa 70 nssprsas nsa
,sss.ss e =: 80. < ns!dH. I'd q - icel e
s s.S rsJ IT, 49, gs:ief sPa . N39 ~ 60
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etr FouvrIIr-orLEASs, 5jsnvier Isoa
Orleans:
nsssieurs-Ls soussnts propetarse 'fsssns fface ID
rue comandent vore honorable curps de fairs
une benquette bques
sur cote nord de IL difs par de ras Wsshngten
snscn's s rue sixieme. ct petitionnaires &C..
John Henderson, 100 pisds, = =
j. II. Wsld, 1S pieds
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The above summary extract of the original
charter, and of the additional act, being sufficient
to explain the whole scheme, we viii now ex-
anime the project in its details, % far as the in
terests Of our community are concerned.
In virtue Of this additional act, the company Is
made the recipient Of the unpaid drainage tax, and
Of new one, imposed for their sole benefit upon
the property holders of the Third District amount
log. in the aggregate. to sum Of 81, s22 900, and
assessed as follows:
First Draining District. ............ s5s0OO0
Second - ............... 440 900
Third ...... $4,000
Ava. -
Less q per cent. to be paid to q collec-
tor to be appointed in virtue of the act 4s,050
Net smount of drainage tax. al .s7s. $50
Add. also, 400 900 acres of State lands,
to be selected by the company. 49,. 600, 900
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REGULAR SESSION.
yx'rses fsom the nGinutss.

CRY HALL Nsw ORLEANS,
February 2, 1869. I
On motion Of Mr.. Breen, it was ordered that the
eubjoined report be received and, together with
the accompanying communication from the sur.
veyor be published during ten days, in the Official
journal, and that committee of three be sp.
pointed from this board, to confer with the State
Canal.
The chair appointed Messrs. Breen, Camp and
Pemberton said committee.
JOHN ToBN, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
pE7ITlOH.....................
HEw oRLEANs. Oct. Is 1853


FEW ORLEANS. Oct. Is 1893.
To the Honorable the Common Council ct New oriesns;
Gentsmen-fhs underlined property owners on Bolivar
street, between Pcydra and Common and Lafsyetts sreets
most respectfully inform honorable body the nquete
on said street. between Lafayette end Common Are unit fof
travel especially Aor night We therefore lay this our pe
ton before you have said hsnqusst nasvaks paved
ana cubsd according 70 law for which ~ VIII ever pray
rios DWELL ga fest
PATRICK MURPHY ITO teek
THOS. MARKEY, 80 feet ~
II. a. WEBER, 10 feet
A BRIDGE, 15o fest ..f
CHAa ROSS, 90 fest,
JOHN CROFT, $40 feet
LAWRENCE NcGREUNK 50 fest
WALTER CUNNINGHA - feet,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 30 feet.
JOHN FORD, 60 feet
COUTLED0E RAINEY. 100 feet w
PATRICK NAHBR, 50 feet r.
-. HkNRY GAINES. 50 feet
.. EDWARD LYNCH, IS feet.
SCHMIDT BIEGLER, 100 feet.
b j. BEIKERY, $50 feet.
JOHN BAKERY, 80 fees-
Petition sRned II. 9l2 feet
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-11
..TI MAYoRALrx or Nsw ORLEANS,
City Hail, Feb. 4, fs89.-
I-NsE GfNo. JEAN. ST. TFTWufn

BUDGET OF THE PROBABLE RECEIPTS AND ExPENDr-
YEAR 1869. l-'i trcitH
Resolred. That In compliance with section No.
ia OF the late city charter. the following estimate
Of liabilities and expenditures Of the city of New
Orleans for the year 1869 be and the same is here
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