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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

q number of ladies in Nashville have
signed an agreement to abstain from all
outward adornment on Sundays, wearing
only the plainest sort Of apparel, Ruin is
Ghus threatened to the millinery business,
ahere being no place left in which to display
che last sweet thing in bonnets.
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FOR RENT.
succession 81 Eurene rInener-No "a 9.

Succession of Eugene Hacker-No. $40.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans-Whereas, 4. d. DoriocOurt has nett
tloned the court for letters of administrator on
cae estate OF the late Eugene Hacker, de-
whom it may concern to show causa. within tan
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
By order of the Court
oeo 10 ~ FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

A man can move in govd society in Du-
luth until he. owns twelve corner lots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

Since Judge DugelI rendered lis .:e-
cisioo the heavens are implored TO wear
black. Tie !ates: dispatches from the
celestial regions inform Us they have 40
Weeds .lere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

Powdered glass is the orthodox material
for suicide among California Indians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

The average daily circulation Of the Bos
ton Herald for the month of November was
IO9,8O7 copies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

The money order business of the New
York city postofice amounts to about
81 100000 a month.
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NOTICE..

To passengers riding in Baronne and Napoleon
avenue cars: Owing 10 the prevalence of the horse
for the convenience of people living on the line up
town, made arrangements with the company for
the use of their cars until the abatement of the
disease. Therefore in order to accommodate the
public they give notice that hereafter until fur
Their notice, the fare for passenger will not be
less than ten cents for any distance between Canal
street and Napoleon avenue, although the charter
does not allow Us to exact more than five cents;
andif We compelled to comply with the same
tinue the running of the cars on this line. =
de8 lt2p* JAMES REGAIN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

A Georgia schoomaster shot a man who
contradicted him in the photography Of a
word.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Sixth Division, Room No. 20. City Hall. Z
New Orleans December6 s, 1872
The public examination exercises of the public
schools will take place as follows;
Monday, December 9.
Greenville School, boys and girls, Market, be-
tween Chestnut and Walnut streets.
Broadway, boys and girls, Magazine between
Broadway and Chestnut streets
Leontine boys and girls Live Oak, between Val
mont and Leontine streets.
Cadiz boys and girls corner Cadiz and Coliseum
streets.
Jersey, boys and girls, Jersey, between yalence
and Bordeaux streets.
valenoe, boys and girls. v4lence, between Camp
and Chestnut streets.
Coliseum, s iIls, Coliseum, betwe en- Valence and
Bordeaux streets.
Berlin, boys and girls corner Berlin and 3aronne
streets
Napoleon Avenue, giIls, Napoleon avenue, be.
tween Magazine and Camp streets.
Austerlitz, boys and girls, Austerliz, between
Magazine and Live Oak streets.
Marengo. boys and girls, Marengo, between Mag
azine and Live Oak streets
Magazine, boys and girls, Magazine between
Toledano street and Louisiana avenue.
Live Oak, boys, corner Constance and Ninth
streets.
Live Oak, girls, corner Constance and Ninth
streets.
Dryades boys and girls, corner Dryades and
Sixth streets.
Tuesday, December 10.
Laurel, boys, and branch, corner Laurel and
Philip streets
McDonogh, girls, and branch, Laurel, between
Philip and First streets.
Magnolia boys, Carondelet between Jackson and
Philip streets.
Magnolia girls, Carondelet, between Jackson and
Philip streets.
Keller, boys and girls, Magnolia street, opposite
Keller's Market.
St. Andrew, boys and girls, corner st. Andrew
and Willow streets.
Fulton, boys and girls, corner Fulton and Joseph
inc streets
Jackson, boys, corner Magazine and Terpsichore
streets.
and Robin streets.
Jefferson. boys. Dryades, between Erato and
Thalia streets.
Webster, girls corner Dryades aad Erato Streets
Clio, boys and girls, Clio, between st. Charles
and Prytana streets.
Paulding boys and girls corner Constance and
Gaiennie streets.
Wednesday, December ii.
Marshall. boys, Church, between Girod and Julia
streets.
Franklin girls, St. Charles, between Girod and
Julia streets.
Fisk, boys, corner Franklin and Perdido streets.
Madison girls, corner Preur and Palmyra
streets
Franklin and Madison Branch girls, No. $50 Com.
mon, near Franklin street.
Howard, boys and girls. corner Howard and Cy-
press streets.
Gravier boys and girls. Gravier, between Liberty
and Howard streets
Perdido, boys and girls Perddo, between Bolivar
and Bertrand streets.
, Mason. boys and girls. Common. near Genois
street.
Fifth District, Right Bank.
Chestnut, boys and girls. corner Chestnut and
Peter streets.
vallette, boys AMI girls, yallette, between Alix
and Eliza streets.
Tuni8burg, boys and girls
Cutoff Road, boys and girls
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A Terre Haute woman is writing up the
late campaign in heroic verse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

Terre Hauts has house in which crock
cry is mysteriously smashed.
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Thursday, December IL.

Dicnville, boys, corner Bienyille and Robertson
streets
Robertson, girls, corner Bienviue and Robertson
streets
Derbigny, boys and girls, Derbigny, between Gus
tomhouse and Benville streets.
Rampant, girls, Rampant, between St Louis and
Toulouse streets.
Claiborne, boys, corner Claiborne and st. Peter
streets.
st. Ann girls, st. Ann between Marais and VII.
iere streets.
Orleans, boys and girls, Orleans, between John
son and Prieur streets.
St Philip, boys, st. Philip, between Royal and
Bourbon streets.
Barracks, girls, Barracks, between Dauphine and
Burgundy streets.
UrsuIines. girls, Ursulines, between Rampant and
ST. Claude streets.
Bayou Road, girls. Bayou road, between Der
bigny and Roman streets.
Charities, boys and girls, corner Ghartres and Es-
planade streets
Beauregard girls, Esplanade, between Rampant
and St Claude streets.
Fillmore boys, BagAtelle between st. Claude and
Marais streets.
Where, boys and girls, Where, between St. An
thOny and Bagatelle streets.
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GET YOUR TRUSSES AND BRACES
WHERE THEY ARE MADE AND FITTED.
Il, SPILLMASo
.i.aufsc:ure: and Applier.

the bess rrusses and Braces abdominal and
uterine supporters fOr the falling of the womb in
America or Europe, can be had, and be applied by
the inventor, Uatentee and manufacturer whose
motto is honest dealing will last longest" The
highest hOnOrs awarded at the st. Louis Missouri
Jackson Mississippi, Houston, Texas, and New Or
leana State fairs. My instruments are recon.
mended by all leading surgeons and physicians
Iwenty-six different patterns Of trusses on hand
s@a6o With stsSg, teg Gigcg!sgo Go2g 8p9 It2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

A plague to business-tbe horse plague.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

The people Of this city owe no small de.
gree Of gratitude TO Governor Warmoth
for his excellent selection of judges Of the
Supreme Court. We're that high and dig
nifed tribunal composed Of any other than
patriotic men. learned in the Law. and firm
in the right. in short, made of such stuff
as adorn some Of our district courts, our
.:ase would be peculiarly distressing one.
Wanted Eighty thousand dollars worth
Of Grape to drape The heavens in black.
Payable in State warrants. apply 20 one
Of the Camp street pape.s having the
largest circulation
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FURNITURE,
ESTABLISHED In lS4O,

JOSEPH b. HUBBARD,
Corner of Perdido and Rampant Streets,
Has on hand one Of the most complete and best
selected stocks Of Parlor, Bedroom and Djning.
room Sets ever offered i'll this city @
Also, AL descriptions Of low price Furniture for
Plantation and family use. All goods packed with
care aud delivered free of charge .-,3I lr, -
A-TAuEElEc
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aEw ORLEANS, DECEMBER :, 1879:
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LOST
.. s. MARSHAT'S SALES,
Underwriters, Wrecking COMPANY vs.

Underwriters' Wrecking COMPANY VS.,
Steamboat Katie.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS.
Il trlct Of Louisiana No I0.067 BY virAu e Of an
order OF sale to me directed in the above entitled
SUIT; ! Will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
on TUESDAY, December 10, 1872, at twelve O'Clock
~, az the entrance Of the Customhouse on Canal
street, between Peters and Old LeYee streets, Ia
THE STEAMER KATIE her tackle. apDareIs etc
Ierms-Cash at time OF ADJUDICATION
cember 4 1872.
de5 St rfnft 3, 2 49, P40h SFaLs,,1
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INSURANCE.

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Canal Street.
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THE NEW GOODS ARE RECEIVED
de8 1t Up
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Sixth Division Room No. 20. City Hall,
New Orleans, December S, 1872.
The public examination exercises of the public
schools will take place as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

IN BANKRUPTCY.- PETITIONS AM
4 Schedules prepared strictly according to
the Bankrupt Law, general orders of the United
States Supreme Court and rules of the United
States District Court by
JOHN 8. CARTER,
at the office of c. s. Kellogg Register In Bank
ruptcy, in Customhouse building. de28 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07
POPULAR DELUSlONS In ENGLAND.

The British people have been deeply influenced
and moved most excitedly, even to acts OF civil
war and death, through the agencies Of impostors
and by means Of false claims and assumptions al
different periods the history Of the country Per-
kin Warbeck. Lambert Simne mad" Thom Of
Canterbury, and MIS- Reeves-just lately de-
ceased-furnished cases in point Some OF them
claimed the Crown OF Britain. Thorn claimed to be
the Lord Christ Jesus, and Mrs. Reeves asserted
title to the position now held by Queen Victoria,
and had hearing thereof even in the House Of Lords
LAMBERT sIMNEL.
This impostor was born about the year 1471. He
personated the Earl Of Warwick, son OF the Duke
Of Clarence. He found many adherents, particu
larry Ireland. who took up arms in his and
gave battle the royal forces He was defeated at
Stoke, England, June g. 1887. SimDel was phoso.
pher in his moments Of adversely, for when he
found his proper level in society he acknowledged
1t by accepting post in the Kings kitchen, when
he held to the moment Of his death.
PERKIN WARBECK.
Perkin Warbeck, an impostor. was pretender to
the throne OF Britain. he is said to have been q
French Israete, Of Journal: -, He ,personsted
Richard, Duke Of York, son Of King Edward the
Fourth Warbeck landed in Ireland In the year
1492. He took arms and fought iE the field. He
peared in CORNWALL and assumed the title of King
Richard the Fourth Id 1907; was taken prisoner IN
14ss. and hanged at Tyburn on the 2sd Of Novem-
Der, 1885,
'.MAD'' THoM, THE "sAvroUR.n
Thlrty-three years since lunatic, named Thorn.
who was discharged from an IN, asylum or the
administration oil his property, set himself
forth as the Saviour OF Mankind almost
was worshpped as Christ by hundreds or
his countrymen, who paraded the county OF Kent
Tor four days. In the expectation OF discovering the
millennium hidden away IN Q hop garden or
cherry orchard His wearing apparel after he was
dead was torn up and preserved as relics by the
10 M n q ahot nv lkxnvo nr
one OF the British regiments, when on MS march to
London at the head UT thousands OF men, who be.
leved that Ih0m would reform the social system of
the world AFTER his arrival in the capital. Colonel
BOYS shot him with pistol, and thus saved the lives
of hundreds OF his followers from the action OF the
military, for the multitude dispersed on seeing that
the divinity was penetrable to earthly weapons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07
THE PACIFIC COAST,

stage Stopped by a California Turpin-
The "Chicken' Sentenced to be Hanged
"Hcrby" Byrns's Will and Requests.
SAN FRANCISCO, March G, 1872.
The stage between Milton ana San Andreas was
stopped yesterday by a highwayman and the trea-
sure box was given to MIN, when the stage drove
on. Upon discovering that ,ne box was empty he
fired several shots at the stage without effect
Johnny Devin, alias 1.-THE Cnicken,r convicted OF
the MURDER Of August Kamp has been sentenced 10
be hanged Oil the 26tn OF April.
fled for probate to-day, bequeaths 1000 to Mary
Cross, his nurse; $1,000 to David Scannell, Chief
Engineer OF the Fire Department.; 81, 900 to Elijah
Nichols; $4,000 to Henry Byrne Cyprico the re-
malnder OF ms estate, estimated at s14O0 Oo to Ed
Il. Carpenter. -
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Ma

WASHINGTON, MATCH 0, 1877.
Commander william X. Mayo is ordered to duty
as lighthouse inspector IN the Seventh DISTRICT
Lieutenant Commander A. r. McNair 10 the Pow.
natan, Lieutenant Z. c. Pendleton to the WashingS
ton Navy Yard. Ensign Martin E Hall to the Iro-
quois second Assistant Engineer J. s. Ogden to tho
New York Navy Yard.
Commander Samuel r. Franklin Is detached ron1
the Mare Island Navy Yard, ana placed on waiting
orders; Commander Charles A. Babc0ck Is detached
from duty as inspector OF the seventh lighthouse
district, and placed on waiting orders; Master b. 81
Richards from the receiving snip New HQmpshlyI6
aud ordered 70 the WYOWlug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07
STREET OPENINGS.
The Immense Expense Of Opening Our
Streets, Avenues and Public Parks.
POLITICIANS FAT PICKINGS.
Important Exhibit to Taxpayers by the
Committee Of Seventy.

the following statement Of the expenses in the
recent openings Of Streets avenues anu public parks
is taken from further report to the Committee OF
seventy, based upon the items OF the costs and
charges, which, by direction Of the Committee of
Seventy, have been carefully compiled from the
accounts and statements IN the City Comptroller's
oflce. Taxpaying citizene can hardly fail to read
the statement with interest," and to note the facts
contained therein.
lExending Church street souhwardy from Fulton street.
about 26u0 feet-December 90, 1867. Commissioner
John Scott q. T. Arcularus.
Awards S25675s4; costs, $75,sla Assessed wholly on
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Travels, Trials, Tribulations
and Hopes Of Orion.
The Question Of Personal Identity and
How It Was Set at Rest.
Value Of the Tichborne Estate and Crea.
ton Of the Baronetcy.
British Popular Decisions in the
Past and Present.


LONDON, March 6-N0On.
The celebrated Tichborne property claim law suit
case, which has been on trial for such heightened
period In the Court Of Common Pleas. in this city,
was brought to q sudden and most unexpected
termination this morning.
Upon the opening Of the Court the counsel for the
claimant to the Tichborne estate announced that
their client had decided, in view Of the action Of
the jury on Monday-in saying ''they had heard SUI
ncient evidence wnereon TO base o verdict"-tO
withdraw his cause before the Court.
After this announcement Of the counsel for the
plaintiff the counsel for the defence asked LORD
Chief Justice Bov to issue warrant for the
Of the claimant the charge Of perjury, and 10 fix
his bail at ESQ. 600 sterling.
The motion was granted and o bench warrant
issued for his arrest.
The claimant (Orton- Tichborne was not present
At the opening OF the Court this morning, and 1t Is
just now believed he has ned from the city.
Arrest Of tho Piaintin-His Committal to
Newxate.
LONDON, March 8-Evening.
The claimant to the Tichborne estate did not, as
WAS at first supposed this morning, leave London
Immediately upon his decision to withdraw his
cause.
Shortly after the issuance OF the warrant for his
arrest by Lord Chief Justice Bowl he was taken
into custody by the police ana conveyed 10 jail in
NewgaIe -
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WISCONSIN.

The storage Of Grain Provided for by tho
SENATE.
MADISON, March Q. 1872.
A bill passed the Senate to-day prohibiting the
purchase, receiving In store, grain py any other
weight or measure than at the standard provided
by law.
In tue Assembly constitutional amendment was
passed restricting municipal Indebtedness to five
per cent VI the assessed valuation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

V.-Wldening Broome street, from Wooster to Laurens
not exceeding 200 feet, taking strip of lane about
twelve front of houses and used for co,rtvards
July 10, 1871. Commissioners Nathan and two
Others ~
Awards. $i70o0 costs SlSS50 collectors fees 81 $780,
assessment on city, B20u0 residue on property holders
troer's Office. '
V-Extendng Lafayette place from Great Jones street TO
Bleecker street. Report advertised for presentation
Roche and William Stuart. ~
Awards exceed $6O0,OUO; amount on the city,
&3OU,0O0. W.
Amount and items Of costs not yet ascerainabe
For improvements In the vicinity OF Park, most
them embraced In the upper part OF Inc
city, established by the Commissioners the Park under
the % 1866:-- "
vIOpenng the Circle" 400 feet diameter at the south.
wet of Central Park the Of iphth
avenue fiftyninth street, Broadway add boulevard "a
srge portion OF the land taken embraced In those
streets and avenuesl Confirmed February "a Isse
Commssioners-John X. Hackett, John j. Bradley and
Charles g. Halpne ~
Awards AMOS S5O4772 costs, $26a3l Assessed ON
Central Park, S266, l27; residue property holders
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MISSOURI.
a Flight on tho Floor OF the House of Repre-
sen tatives.

Fight on tho Floor Of the House Of Repre-.
sen tatives.
ST. LOUIS March 9, 1872.
lsticun eight occurred on the floor Of the lower
House Of the Missouri Legislature yesterday be-
tween II. J. Latscnard, q member from Kansas City,
ana Mr.. Grafton, the sergeant.at-Arms, buuneither
was hurt. The difficulty grew out OF motion by
Mr.. Latschard to postpone further action in mat
ter In which Grafton was Interested. A committee
was appointed to investigate the affair." and rerorted
IN favor OF imposing nne OF $lO0 on each or the
Offenders and requiring them to apologize 10 the
House, but after long discussion at last nights
session the report was voted down, and IT Is proba
matter.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

POUGHKEEPsIB, N. Y, March o. 1877.
wood chopper named Head, at work al AN
tnony's Nose, In the Highlands, Dult bre uhder an
overhanginp rock Yesterday noon TO eat bis dinner
nv. inc heat thawed the frost around the boulder
ana II fe from It's place on the man. breaking D0tn
legs and one arm, and brulslng MS pouy ~ 'efrr
bic manner. lie WILL die
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THE MISSOURI BOND "RINa.u
The Last Request Of the Dead Conspirntor TO
His Wife.

ST. LOUIS, NO., March Q, 1872.
Aspecial despatch from Kansas City to the Demo-
crdt says:-Robert B. Higgins, who was connected
with the Cass county bond affair, and who shot
himself there yesterday, wrote letter to his wife
that he committed suicide to save himself from
disgrace, and enclosing $4,000, supposed TO be the
proceeds OF the bonds sold before his arrest. Some
fifty thousand dollars OF the bonds are reported 10
have been sold 10 MOrtlmer's Bank, Ia Kansas CITY;
but the report Is doubted.
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~ on, & & ,ii Ils13
street, containing 3l acres, about 44 city lots 25xl00 IT,
each 1t occupies the rocky hillside near the Blooming
dale Asylum. Confirmed August T. 1870. Commss
William NJ. Tweed, Jr Hugh smith ana Robert suther-
land.
Awards for lands $l54s55s COSTS S126055 assessed on
the city, S777,695; residue on property holders.
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x-Openng Boulevard .Publc Drive" from Fifty ninth
165h street. Linea extent about 27OO0
Boulevard l50 feet wide OF which about onehaf
sists OF lands In the old Bloomingdale road and the
Eleventh avenue. Average number OF city 25x00,
taken7n each OF the nnetysx blocks, six lots, all
$40 lots. Confirmed June Is, 1855 Commissioner
George A. Osgood, w. g. hunt and W. 7: Lee.
Awards for lands, ,9l6; costs, $ll7 56o Assessed
on city, 1850, G9S-residue on property holders.
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N B-The total costs Of widening Fulton street. In 1897
were only $2,s5g.
H1Cwdening Laprens street from WASHINGTON square TO
Canal street, about $500 tee-February 25, 1870 Com
Morgan Jones. %"
Awards, $si044o; COSTS Sl43il assessments on city,
$780, 22; residue property holders "
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AeveIusIns VA lse newsPapeis. l627
city or s property holders in the cited from
the LIST of December 1897 10 the and the whole
amount OF imposed city during the sams
period, may be summed up as follows:--
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AdvertlHing IN newspapers
N RThe total costs OF opening Lexington 1897
only ~ 1886. ' ~
IV-ExendinR Park place, from College place to West
street. about loo feet-Febrnary 49, 1870 Commssion-
ers James II. Coleman, Walter Roche John Scott,
Awards $74303 costs, %58000; expenses ~ Yi7643;
assessment on city, x3000 residue property holders
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In twenty other separate cases. from to
146th street, nearly all the openings nominal without
awardtheaggregate costs were Slb3SS Average, S76S9
The costs IN cases OF that description in 1887 did
in the average 81, 900.
XII Opening ST. Nicholas, with Manhattan street,
from Huh to 155th street, occupying in part the old
Harlem lane Linea extent about $4,000 feet CONFINED
May "a, 1862 Commissioner George A. Osgpod, John
ceeued by J. II. Coleman
Award for lands and buildings Ssb2s6 costs, Yll5S67;
assessed on CITY, 2943; residue on property boders
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-19

nsr Silver Palace Sleeping Cars on Night FxPress
trains both ways between p,it.burgh and orry,
J j. LAWRENCE, Gen II sup''
THos. NJ. KINo, ASS supt