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The Montana post., 1869-04-02
PICKET FIRING.

Paniers continue to go up.
Highwaymen are thick in Virginia.
Boston has shipped a cargo of ice 10
Japan.
The lates: is the "velocipede qusd>
rille"
Reverdy Johnson is on tour of Scot
land.
Gov. McClurg, of Missouri, has no
liquor at his receptions.
A biblical bicyclist insists that Ezeks
iel (i-15. 2D prophesied the velocipede.
There are said TO be I0,176 Sue Muir
ply Claims" on fileat Washington.
Madame Parepa Rosa has had re>
lapse and is again confined TO her bed.
Detroit proposes to manufacture cigars
heavily by machinery.
New York State has eight hundred
cheese factories.
There are $1,000 houses of worship in
the United States.
The Spanish ideal-millions. The
Spanish real-two pence half>penny.
The water estate of Virginia is very
large-640, 900 acres of oyster beds.
Bolivia has standing army consist
ing of captain and ten men.
A rocking chair velocipede" is the
latest.
Queen Victoria has fifteen grandchil-
dren living.
Bismark is laying out a new map of
Europe.
Question What is faith 9" Answer
Drinking over a New York bar
Nelson's old flag ship, the Victory,
was lately checked off the books of the
British navy.
An enterprising Yankee wants TO
patent pair of stills, as "nud veloc>
ipede."
Gen. Forrest says he has given up
politics and intends to devote himself to
rsilroading.
The Scotch Presbyterians in Rome
worship in pig-stye, over granary-
DIR. Cummings of London. says
The Church of England's property is
valued at S140,O00.0O0 in gold, the an>
nual income of which supports the
clergy.
The first Jew ever appointed to- the
bench in Prussia, is Herr Joel, just made
Judge at SulZand-
MIS-. beecner Stowe Ocloutaec iah ~
in Florida il for sale. IL is said IL
have proved anything but q success.
The Frankfort papers state that Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln is engaged In writing
volume of personal "reminiscences
The common error of spelling Goliath
without the is made by even religious
papers
Mary e. p. l.. Magoon. of North Eng
lish. Iowa county, Iowa, advertises her
sell as an "Attorneyess at Law.
In North Carolina, lawful fence must
be "horse high, bull strong, and hog
tight"
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Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. 25.

g Case No. 25.
In the Supreme Court OF the Territory Of Montana
In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Alexander Pullman, Bankrupt
Before Theo. MufIlY, Esq. Register:
TITO the Creditors of the above named Bankrupt,
j take notice, that the said Bankrupt has fled
his petition in said Supreme Court for discharge
from all his debts and that said Court has appoint
ed the 30th day of April, ID 1869. at 10 O'Clock
M Of that day before the said Register, at tn
Court room Wallace street. in the City of Viz
ginia and county of Madison, in said Territory a.
the time and place when and where you may at
tend and show cause, if any you have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted
By order of the Court made the 10th day o.
March A ID 1863. LUC1US s. PECK, Crk,
Said Supreme Court.
VIM LMcMath, solicitor for petitioner m25wJs
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sengers and crew of the Commandments have
arrived at Candaros. They denounce the pur-
ser and engineer as leaders in the plot of seiz-
ing the vessel.
Two men were shot in the streets here to-
day.
Six men were arrested for uttering seditious
cries. -
E. B. Caddington American Consular
Agent at GIbrera has been brought here a pris-
Oner-
Sherman vs.. Raxviins.
New York, March 2g.-Herald's Washing
ton dispatch says an order resembling General
Sherman's orders directing staff officers and
heads of army bureaus to reports to him in-
stead OF the Secretary of War, was made by
the President at the solicitation of Secretary
Rawllns, who said he would rather resign than
serve only as an ornamental head figure. 1t
was found the system instituted by Sherman
dld not work harmoniously.
The accredited agents of the Cuban insur-
gents are earnestly laboring with Congress to
secure some recognition
1t Is announced an office will be opened
here this week for the sale of Cuban insur-
rectIonary bonds. -.t-r.
The Odd Fellows intend celebrating the 5Oth
anniversary of the establishment of that Or
der on this continent April 26th. Rev. Z. II. &.
Chaplin and Others viii deliver addresses at
Steinway Hall.
Serious Charges Against RentOn-
The Tenure Law Repeal.
Chicago, March 29.-The Tribune special
says political circles are greatly excited over
an editorial and accompanying testimony pub
lished in the n. Y. Evening Post of Satur-
day, pointedly charging that Senator Fenton
received S20, 900 for signing the Erie Railroad
bill. Ii is thought the Senate cannot avoid
investigating the matter The anti-Fenton-
lists declare If he is found guilty they will
have him expelled.
General Rantsof, Danish Minister of War,
who has been here looking after the ST.
Thomas treaty, has left for Europe. It is
not likely the Senate will take action on the
treaty this session.
The commission between Spain, Peru, Chill.
and Bolivia will probably not meet till June,
when Peru expects TO have full Minister at
Washington.
The same special thinks the chances for a
total repeal of the Tenure-of- Office law better
than at any previous stage in the controversy.
The Union Pacific Railroad has completed
1876 miles west of Omaha, leaving gap of
only l26 miles between the ends of the two
tracks.
Personal.
New York, March 2s.-Ex-Mayor Harper,
who was injured on Thursday by being thrown
from his carriage, died Saturday night, aged
"A years.
Mr.. Spencer, a theater manager, was thrown
from his carriage IL Central Park yesterday,
and both legs broken. A lady was thrown
from the same carriage, and it is thought ia
tally injured.
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Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. 3S.

Case No. 3S.
In the Supreme Court of Montana Territory-IB
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Robert Hereford Bankrupt-In
Bankruptcy,
To Whom il may Concerns:
TUE Undersigned hereby gives Notice of hp
Il appointment as Assignee of Robert Hereford.
of Helena, in the County of Lewis and Clarke, and
Territory of Montana, who has been adiudged
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the Supreme
Conrt of said Territory,
Givet at Virginia City. in said Territory, on the
Goth day of day of February d 1869,
ISAAC r. ALDEN, assignee, Etc.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

GREAT number of Ladies and Gentlemen
n have written 10 me for the purpose Of getting
TO send them some Of my Hair Restorative.
Being 10 busy 10 answer every letter separately,
have taken this metbod-through the papers to
II is impossible for To sell TO the pub
lie. from the fact that my Restorative 10 not
patented; the object in advertising is to inform
the people of my ability to restore the hair and Al
some time to get as many patients as possible.
q TO raise money sufficient TO go TO Paris, 20
which place propose going shortly with the OBJ
ject OF obtaining q patent, unless some patients
will make compensation Sufficient 10 enable me 20
stop in this city usighGorhood- have mover
sold any Of my Hair Restorative nor do 1 wish 10
DO under any circumstances. For the last
years have lived AZ Diamond City, and have re-
stored all the patients who haye placed themselves
under my treatment. j invite every person OF
education 10 come and for the next 3 months.
and guarantees to restore their hair in every IN.
stance, bind myself 60 refund all money paid
me. and pay all expenses the party may be st.
Ladies and Gentlemen 1 am patiently waiting
your confidence. JOSEPH FR1AND.
Diamond citv. Feb. Us. 1899. F20<sw3m
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of Co-parInership

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
~ hitherto existing under the firm name and
style of NJ a Lindsley & Co, is hereby diss0irsd,
in conformity with the articles rf 60 partnership
of the said firm. AL outstanding business of the
said firm, will be settled BY p c HiRt=iRg.
Neither of the Members of the said
CO partnership shall be authorized to execute any
bill of exchange, prOmissory note, other instru-
ment, or in any manner whatsoever contract any
obligation or Indebtedness, by which said firm
shall be bound. Dated Helena City. NJ. T., this
96tn day of February 1869.
IINDSLEY a. co.
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Town Of Helena.

rI~HE -rrvpery holders and LOT owners in the
II tc~n OF Helena, n II. srs hereby notified that
the sstry Of the Town-sits has been allowed by
the Commissioner and Patent granted, aud that
the undersigncd 10 now ready TO receive applica.
tons for same
All persons must come forward aud file their APP
plic.fions Immediately. proof will be received
sfer the expiration OF sixty days from the date
hsreof n r. TRUErr.
Probate Judge Lewis & Clarke County.
Heiefs. March ID. fses. Mx5dov3no
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Bozeman Express

p. b. CLARKE. Proprietor.
THIS Express will ran td-wsekly es:weeI
Il Helsus aud Bozsnau City. leaving Helena
Mondays. Wednesdays and Rrsisy~ Insking
the trip In two days; cOnnecting with Aox Eu-
RAdersbufg and Gsllstin City. snd Carrying 'h-
u. s. Mail Odses at HViErlaas. ccFner Mnin asS
Bridge s,rssts. Gaesdd
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Congressional.

t5th Observation-Disclosures Az
f,irS--OregOn X. R.---Ten-
urc repeal; Senate
stands firm.
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TO THE
Merchants of Montana |!

NOR the information of thoss freighting 10
IT Montana from the East, over me u. p H
Road beg leave To state thlt have just
completed Que of the most
COmmOdiOus Warehouse
aIoug the line of the Railroad aessC AR'rER
IOt miles North Of Fort Bridzsr, and srs now
ready to receive freight storage.
The town of CA AtTER. is locst0t near
the old Soda SPRING. or Oregon road which hss
been used for more than forty (40) years. apst
which was the route taken by all the early emi-
grants Ia Montana. IL is by far. the nearest and
best diyergiDg point to AOataua the road passing
over an uudulating country. ebounding In gras-
wood and water. Persons wishing to ship oy tni<
route will xitl please MARI the care OF CAR
TER e. BROTHER, Carter. Wyoming. VII"
have the only warehouse this Poiot, and who
will give promp, nttenloa To all business
trusted TO them. Transportation by muls ur
teams be resdIly proc1red -
GARTER & BROTHER
Jan IL 1e6sdlE Carter, Wyoming Ty
81 Montana rapers please COPY three monhs
aud sssd bill 20 w. A. Carter. Fort Bridger W. I
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Haying the largest assortment of Staple and
Fancy Groceries in the North West, and located at
this important transfer point, we call the atten-
ton of Montana Merchants to our stock and invite
their inspection. We will duplicate any Bill pur-
chased in
The Montana post., 1869-04-02
.ALTHAMW ATGHEs!

VNIIE extensive sse Of these watches for the last
IL fifteen years by Railway Conductors, Engi-
aud Expressmen the most eNacting of
watch wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that class in all
these respects, TO decide the question as 70 the
real value Of these timekeepers.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the Company's Works at waltham, enable them
TO produce watches. COMBINING the BEST AND
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, anc AZ price which
renders competition futile, and those who bay any
other watch. merely pay from % to so per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale By all dealers.
No watches retailed by the Company.
ROBBINS & APPLETON, 6enT Agents,
1S2 BrOadway, New NOrk.
The Trade supplied by
r. B. Gray g. Co, San Francisco, Cal.
Feb1 3D. cod -2mo
The Montana post., 1869-04-02
Caught Mapping.

New York, March 3l.-Wiggin's removal
was procured BY fraudulent statement. Cole
urges his restoration.
The nomination of VIM. Kohus (Kapus) as
Collector Of Customs for Alaska was procured
by the Greg on delegation unknown to Cole.
News From Everywhere.
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Cuban Affairs.

ChIeAgo, March 23.-Both parties in Cuba
Fiotess confidence of success
Admiral Hod has been ordered TO make .
thorough investigation of she capture of the
american Brig Mary Powell, by the Spanish
'athorltles snd report the facts Immediately.
Banks had long interview with the Presi-
aent yesterday on Cuban Affairs. The purport
. not known.
HE iron clad Junista Is ordered TO the West
inaies IN addition TO the Seminols and Ga
Havana, March zs.-Ths rest of the pas
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Personal.

Chicago, March 3O.-The Republican 9
special says A. II. Stephens Is lying at the
point of dsath at Augusta, ia
President Grant is still suffering from neu-
ralgla IN the face and receives no visitors
The Montana post., 1869-04-02
virginia Reconstructfon-

New York, March 30.-rhe Herald's HI
mond spec,al saws Stoneman issued an or
to-day continuing the Sherifs and Magistra
under chapter 81 of the code of Virgin
until their successors qualify. This v
probably stay the Official clamor which
occurred since the PRONUNCIATION OF Stoi
mans sweeping removal order The VII
number of officers in the State Is 5,4ol,
which 2,9O7 remain TO be filed. IL Is scarce
possible the entire number OF offices can
filled within q month
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Chicago, March 3O.-The Times special says
President Grant is determined to rscogniEe
the Cuban insurgents as belllgerents although
several prominent radicals fear this cause not
only involves the United States in war with
Spain and will seriously compllcate our rela-
tions with the great pawers of Europe.
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MAYoBALTY OF NEW ORLsANs, l
City Hall, April s, 1869. J

mo. l3S2-N.S 81
WHEREAS. AT public auction held on the llth
day Of March, instant by @. +. Girardey Co.,
auctioneers, to effect . partition between the
heirs Of the late Maunsell White, there was adju-
dicated TO the city of New Orleans the following
described property, to-wit:
Eleven lots or parts Of lots Of ground numbered
from IA to ~, inclusive, forming the whole front
on Franklin street OF the square bounded by
Franklin, White. Clio and Ersto streets, and
measuring, each. sixty three feet, eleven inches
and four lines (6s, IL, ~ In depth between par
allel lines; and
Two lots OF ground numbered and 8. In the
square bounded by Franklin, White, Clio and
Calliope streets, measuring, each, thirty-two
feet front on Franklin street, by depth Of one
hundred and twelve feet, eleven inches and eight
lines Ql7. IL. 81 each, between parallel lines
and
WHEREAS, By said adjudication the city of New
Orleans will be enabled 10 open Franklin street
pense, and viii thereby eventually save large
sum Of money;
Be Is resoiued, That the said adjudication be
and the same is hereby accepted, ratified and
confirmed, and that the mayor be aud he is
hereby authorised to sign any and all acts neces-
the city OF New Orleans; and
Be 1t further resolrsd, That the controller be
and be Is hereby authorized and instructed to
warrant upon the treasurer in favor Of the proper
parties, in the sum Of six thousand eight hundred
and forty dollars and lfty.fve cents (s6S40 56,)
In full payment Of the purchase price Of said pro-
perty.
(signed) ALFRED KnAHSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS MARksr,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved April 5, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN B. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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Yeas-Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Aitkens, Walker,
Montgomery, Sturcken. Grsndpre. Mcrphy, Pan
dely, Wynne, Farrell and Breen-l2.
Nsys-Messrs. Pemberton and Campo.
Resolred, That the adjudication by the con-
troller of contract, ss per resolution No. 1873,
New Series for shelliug and grading Lspeyrouse
street from Claiborne street to GENTLY road, to
Gabriel Correjolles, security @. ii. Slocomb, at
81 is per running foot, be and the same 10 hereby
approved, the security accepted, and the mayor
authorized to enter into contract per notarial act
with the parties for the performance OF said
work.
Mr.. Breen here gave notice that at the next
meeting he would move for q reconsideration
of the vote just had on the above resolution.
An ordinance entitled Gan ordinance concern.
ing gambling houses" coming up on Its second
reading was read.
Mr.. Farrell moved to amend by reducing the
amount of license from $4,000 to $500.
On motion of Mr.. Aitkens the amendment SUBJ
mitted by Mr. Farroll was laid upon the table.
Mr., Sturcken moved to fix the amount Of license
at s2e, 900.
Mr.. Farrell moved TO lie upon the table.
The yeas and nays were called when the motion
to lie upon the table was declared defeated. but
it subsequently appearing that Messrs Farrell and
Breen had voted In error the chair directed their
votes changed, which was done, causing the vote
to stand as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Aitkeus, Walker,
Montgomery, Grandpre, Farrell and Breen-s.
Nsys-Messrs. Pemberton, Camp, sturcken,
Morpby, Pandely and Wynne-6.
Tho chair mere, srrer reoan or Jne vote, re-.
versed his decision declaring the motion TO lie
upon the table the $4,000 amendment, adopted.
Mr.. Morpby appealed from the decision Of the
chair allowing members TO change their votes
after the result had been announced.
Upon the question "shsll the decision iof the
chair be sustained" the yeas and nays were called
when II was declared by tie vote that the board
refused to sustain the chsr-the chair declining to
vote on this question as did also Mr.. Montgomery.
Mr.. Camp here called she precious question"
which was declared to be Mr.. Sturcken's amend
ment substituting s20,O 900 instead Of s5000-the
yeas and nays were called upon the motion "shau
The prerious question be noD put" when il was
declared lost by tie vote.
Yeas-Messrs. Pemberton, Camp, Montgomery,
Sturcken, MOrphy, Pa1dely and Wynne-7.
Nays-Messrs. Kesrny, Rose, Athens, Walker,
Grandpre, Farrell and Breen-7.
Mr.. Sturcken in anticipation OF an early ad
jourDment, here asked a three months leave Of
absence which was granted by unanimous vote.
The board then adjourned.
JoHS ToBN, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL
MAYoBALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
C;tv Hall Anil Il 1894

MAYoBALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, April IA, 1869. J
mo. 139l-N. 81
Resolued That the city surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to extend the wharf between
Jackson and Sorspsru streets, so as to connect
the ferry landing ct the head OF jackson street.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKHY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KsARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April II, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN p. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOIN W. OVERALL Secretary.
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maintained contract to the lowest bidder or bid
ders. after Eve days notice In the official Journai,
in accordance with specifications on nle In the Guy
surveyors Office.
(signed) ALFRED hs..hNx,
(Signed) THos; hAhksr,
Approved March Is, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN Il. CONWAY, mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLER OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, April Is, 1863.
Notice ishereby given that the controller viii, at
his office, on Saturday, April IL, 1869. at noon,
adjudcste to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract according to plans and spe3idca-
lions on file In the Office Of the city surveyor.
PAS. LABARRB,
Deputy Controller.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW 0RLRANs,
City Hall, April 8, 1869. I


mo. 1390-N. 81
Resolced, That for the purpose OF properly
compromising Henry J. Leovy, city attorney, for
the increased services herein named and for extra
services already performed, and to enable him to
employ professional aid in special cases. he shall
be allowed additionally . commission OF three per
centum on amounts involved IN suits now pending
or that may be instituted during his term OF ofice
Provided, The commissions received by him
shall not exceed ten thousand dollars per snnum !:
ProUided further, That the commissions herein
named Of three per cent. shall cover all expenses
and charges for additional counsel he may here
after employ in special cases Pr0uided further,
That he shall attend TO all suits and all legal mat
tiers for the Board OF Commissioners Of the Con-
solidsted Debt, and also to ell legal masters for
the Board Of Commissioners OF the McDonogh
Fund, without additional compensation Provided
further, That on the day Mr.. Levy ceases to be
city attorney legally, this contract shall be null
and void.
(Si1ned) THOMAS MLRKBY,
President Board Aldermen.
tSigned) ALrRBD KHARNr,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April 8, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN Z. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW OREsAss, I
City Hall. March Is, 1869. (

NO. l5o0-N. ..
WHEREAS, Il is important that stesh vessels
navigating the New Canal should be prevented
from passing through the iron bridge ct Magnolia
street, to have Julia street, from Claiborne to
Magnolia street. (Which ID now impAssable,) mac
adsmized; be Is therefore
Resolued That the controller be and he ID here
by authorised, after Eve days notice In the official
Journal to adjudicste . contract to the lowest
bidder or bidders, for macadamizing Julia street,
from Magnolia to Claiborne street, 1.-TWO squares,l
the work to be done in strict accordance with
specifications on file In the Office OF the surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) TnoxAs NAEKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1869.
(Sgned) JOHN II. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, !
City Hall, New Orleans. April Il, 1869.
Notice Is hereby given that the controller will.
ct his Office, on Tuesday, April 10, 1862 at noon,
sdjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract according to plans aud specifcA.
tons on file in the Office Of the city surveyor.
Pas. LABARRs,
Deputy Controller.
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But-jn- view of the faet-thst he has verbally ex-
pressed willingness, now, for the placing oi8tne
meters it is deemed unnecessary TO reier 70 tne
matter in greater detail. ,..
perfectly uniform, except that of the meter; but
the application OF this instrument Is not pracuca-
Bile, on account OF its cost, to very small consul
mers. -
A fair discrimination, too, ia proper, when Il Is
applied in favor OF the large consumer on the
general principle Of wholesale and retail, and
also owing to the fact that the cost Of delivery to
the email consumer ia higher for 1000 gallons than
to the large one.
The absolute cost Of delivering water
here. taking the expenses OF 1868 as
O basis and calculating the value OF
the works as appraised. .......... sz,UO0,OOo
At per cent would be for interest. 100000
Operating expenses and repairs. $4,000
Deterioration in works, 5 per cent. on
par value. io,VVV
255,000
Delivering 1927, 900 900 gallons, as was done
last year. the cost was just eleven cents and
half for 1000 gallons. Tho loss by waste and that
consumed by the public and not paid for would
add at least 40 per cent. to shis, thus making the
cost about sixteen cents for each thousand gaions
taken by paying consumers.
The working Of the meter, so far gees to show
that still further reduction may hereafter De
made in the water rates, but In justice that re.
duction should enure almost entirely TO the small
consumer, until he Is brought nearer an equality
with his more fortunate neighbor.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedieDt servant,
BRAxTos BRAGG, Superintendent.
OPYIoB CIrY WATER WoRKs,
Nau nsiAA..y CAL Arrsf, 1000
xfrNoRAHpUx OF BILLS RENDERED. FOR FIRST QUAR-.
TER, 1869, FOR WATER DELIVERED BY MEASURE.
MEET, COMPARED WITH BILLS F0B 1868.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March Is, 1869
mo. 13I7-N. S.l

ResoEred, That the adjudication by the con-
troler Of contract In accordance with ordinance
No. 1874, New Series, for Smelling and grading
Locust street, from Felicity Road 20 Washington
street, TO James Fallon. security William Cul-
running foot be and the same Ia hereby rejected
by the Common Council OF the city Of New Or
leans.
Resolued further, That the controller be and he
Is hereby authorized to readjudicate the afore-