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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

A ysuug sewing girl, resn.ering her ops
partmsnt one night, found pale and bag.
CARED face upon her pillow. 1t wss that Of
suitor who had despairsd Of gaining her
affection, aud who had managed 10 gain en-
trsoss 10 her room and to poison himself
there,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

Those who have supposed thst the Sand
wich 1sIandsrs srs devoid Of nodesty sre
altogether. wrong. In winter tho natives
are. .sestly dressed 10 . jacket and pasta.
looms Of blss paint, fastsnsd 10 front with
buttons Of black iuk.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

The ''loeal' Of the Jamsstown Journal
who has been married but lew weeks, les
an article 10 the last issue Of that paper en-
titlsd'"What shall we sleep ont" We con-
less to little surprise at this new-made 6
benedict Root-ing round after new quart
81 soon.-t tTitusvilie Cesrier.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

About three or four days out Of each week
the Titusville Herald and Courier, and Oh
City Derrick, fail to reach this Office. Why
10 this thus? Many Of their subscribers also
complsin Of the uon-receipt Of their papers
The evil should be remedied in some man.
ner.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

= - The wofld-reLownrd actor. Edwin
Adams, as Enoch Arden. st the Academy OF
Music, Oil City. March 2sth. Special train
will return from Oil City after the perform.
ancs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

a The world-renownsd actor, Edwin
Adams, ss Euoch Arden, At the Academy of
Music, OH City, March 25tb. Special train
will return from OH City after the perform.
aucs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

0Ths world-rsnownsd actor, Edwin
Adams, - Enoeh Arden, vt the Academy oi
Music, Oh City, March 2ssh. Special train
Will return from OIL City after the perform
ancs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

~ --latest styles Of New York, Philsd,
phiA snd Boston Hats and Caps jus. rsc.,
ed o. A. Aiden's jamestown Clothins S,ou
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

u The wsrld>fenowned actor, Edwin
Adams, as Enoch Arden. at the Academy ol
Music, OIL City, March 2sth. Special train
will return from OH City after the perform
auce.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

The world-rsoowned actor, Edwin
Adams, Is Enoch Arden, at the Academy Of
Music, Oil City, March 2Sth. Spscisl trsia
will return from Oil City after the performs
aues.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

II Go 10 the Jamestown Clothing Store
for your Clothing Of ell kinds. They are
selling goods ''dirt chesp."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
LIVE AND LET LIVE,

Just received at Asass 4 Aru,,,,.. =,
Flour and Feed Store. !. 500 bu.hsl. ".sts .s!
WHITE OATS, which will be ,old =, 'i.la iNr
sst cash pricesl o2s-ti "''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

The iwosid~reuowned actor, Edwin
Adams, as Encch Arden. at the Academy Of
Music, Oil City, March 2sth. Special train
will return from OIL City after the perform
ance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
ROr Nale.

A desirable and paying business, In y good
location. Iocoms from $1,000 to $l.6oO
per month. Terms moderate. For full
particulars enquire at the RECORD Office.
mcb22. I'm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

The on Ffeights.
NEW York, Mxreh 26.

Editor Daily Record:
Have closed contracts wph,all tbs Trunk
lines at 6xed rate - now exists; draw
backs repudiated. Don't sell any oil to
agents or parties Interested 10 the South In.
provemsnt Company unds, sny circunassn.
css. Will leave for home Tomorrow.
G. SHANBURG. Chairman Com.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

[" GAFFNEY keeps constantly .,
hand Scotch Ale and London Porter, esp..
ally for family use.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

~ Beautiful and fashionable Scarfs and
Neck Ties, at ALDEN'S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

~ Ch ildrens Liksnesses taken between
the hours Of 10 N and p "a, at Htmpsted
Il Cos Daguerrean Gallery. janl3u.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

appearances indicate that the days of the
sos'a improvement Company are nearly
nu@esred. Close mp the ranks, boys and
'As victery viii surely he ours.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

eB Now Is the ltime to buy Hat, 4,
Gaps cheap st the jamestown Clo,bin
Store.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
For Sale.

A desirable House located In the Lake
Shore Block. Water convenient. 10 de-
sirable residence for small family. Terms
exceedingly cheap. Enquire at the +. U.
Newsr0om. 1911
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

~ Now 10 the time to purchases wi..
Clothing cheap, and A. ALDENS /, I'M
place. jsulsM "
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

" Cal and examine those fssbIo,,A.
Has and Caps just received at '''
feb. 2l-tt A, AI.nrNs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

The manufacture OF artificial ice 10 COM
mon st Honolulu -prics 70 CONSUMERS I've
eenu Per pound; q nice and clean article.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

''Securs the Shadow ere the ,nb.hnS
fades" BY going to Hempsted l. CO.. d..
guerresn Gallery, Petroleum. Centre, Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

- The Duke Alexis. Crown Prince ol
Russia ordered enc Of the Nobby Hats al
ALDEN'S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

~ The Rnest Stock Of fashionable Hats
the latest styles ever brought to town
Just receiveG st Aldep's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

Pictures colored 10 India Iat and oil, q
Hempstsd / COS Gallery. jan lS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

Life.size Rembrandt pictures taken =.
Hempsted & Cos Gallery. u
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

Tue warm rays of tue suu srs rapidly
th&v ius the ,cs 10 Oil Creek.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

The first crow Of the season sang swestly
this forenoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
For Sale or Rent.

Tho building lately occupied BY A. Y
Shuts - Bakery and Groc,iy Store. IL.
quirs Of
II. c. JARVIS.
Petroleum Centre, 20. jsn 30.tL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

wA lot 81 old papers for sale q. ,b,
Office. ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

Mr.. HDiToR-PlSase anhnnncs the name d
san UEL REYNOLDS, II Petroleum Centre, as
can didste for the ONCE Of ProthOnotarv Of yenr
90 County. at the ensuing Republican primary
election We helieve Mr. H. would fll the oGa
with entire satisfaction. to all.
Many vo.ers
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
PRCTHONOTARY

J.: J. HAIGHT, Of Plcasantville, Pa, late Can
Of Company "B," l1lth Penna Vet. Vol. luiantr
will he candidate for the office Of Pro'hona,or
Of VeA~ngo county. subject to the u,.ge Of d
Republican party, at the primary election.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENT. A
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

ED. RECORD Please announce II. B. HIXOy
Of CornplaMer Township, % a candidate for Com
~ Com iaissioner, subject TO the u.ages Of the Rs
publican party At the primary election.
MANY VOTERS
The sun., 1872-08-20
rHE PtRIs ExEcUTI0NEH's roUR
Trip Into the Provinces with u Gaiitotiuc
Operating on some II the Most RemaI I-
Rbir Crt aiinRls OF Modern Tiaie-.

PAHis, Aug. 5-M. de Paris has inst re-
turned h"re aff" tour In the provinces. duri"g
abie crlmithis If m"detn times. There were
tho Nrfseillcs. men who took their victim uut
~ b. AZ and tred in VAN 60 sink the body. Al
Lyons " Dc Paris "p. rated upon man named
bernard, who sedu,pd q Young girl and then
murdered her shortly after she hecamc u mother.
lut perhaps the most ihr.ilng drama. taking Il
al gcthvr. was that which waS terminated Il
Arrl= by the execution - tourrol This mis-
rulu,d Wrcte sicw his wife with "A LAtchet. and
he chief witness against him was his own little
boy. who saw the murder perpetrated. but who
pret nded tn he asleep f1r fear II being assassi-
lighted his pipe and left the house. and his child
then Jumped out ~ hed and called to his
mother, but sLe WAS dead.
when the lad related ihis episode IN the trial
the prisoner became furious and id " Little
& yiper' would have .st,;d your bus nes. had |
In violent in'ectives against the judge and tho
pnlice.
This man has now paid the penalty Of his
crime, and the torture To which he was subject
ed reminds one strongly If LS Df1Wt'r Jour Il un
ConddrnS, by Victor Hugo. ON the day Of his
execution he wAs aroused al A. N. by the
chaplain OF the prison. who Informed him that
hi. time was come. Courcol then received the
the railway sta'ion at -. Omcr. where ne got
mt" sec"nd-'ls=s carrirg- between two gen
darmes AMI started for ArTas. the chaplain a.
companyinE the party. Al ii o clock Arras was
reached. and the prisoner was then taken In a
which lie hardly touched were served up. At
O'clock he heard first mass said by the Able
thdIhdln OF tht PRISON OF AfrdS, ana tn0n
a second mass by another ecclesiastic.
Al 2 O'Clock he retntered the condemned
cell. and there the Procurcur and other authori-
ties assembled, and the clerk OF the Court read
out the sentence. Courcol showed some symp-
toms q Irritation, but did not sueIk. At $50 he
had little conversation with the chaplains die
tated few lines To his brother. and said his
prayers. The executionor and his assistants np-
reared, and commenced the toilet over which
they hungled u such extent that the pris
oner could not help smiling, and eNclaining,
Maladroit.' when the time at last came for
getting into the van at the prison door, Cuurcol
hesita tatcd. "Courage :" said one Of the chap
lains, but the unfortunate man did not move; a
gendarme pushed him from behind and he fell
on his knees; he was dragYed thus for some
yards, when two "arders lifted him into the
| the Champ de Mars, where It arrived about 1
o'clock. Then the execution took place in pres
enCe of an immense crowd.
The sun., 1872-08-20
BtNKIyG and FINANCIAL
ROBERT BALE,
DEALER IN
BULLION, SPECIE, AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE,
2 WALL. STREET,
Under Bank Of the Republic,
Corner of Broadway.


MONDAY. Aug. 1a.-FLoUR ASD NEAi-The
sit6oash 90 Old fresG ground aeaI seller ssfs Sow to
make CONCESSIONS. New wheat nour dull. southern
:S % GS%r isaa STATE corn and S..srn To eS
ssa .ptas wAss, n s.f s.s' d. 5caS wss
S. -. do winter wheat extras sud double extras,
al .m Srsns ss 'aRgas f1's soas, as ady asy 5. @
SSn a1 meI ssirpiHT e,irT1 ,sITa' IN s9Tr ST.
rso,iSicsS Fork vas sA:a, .,ealy and fairly ac.
aud october delivery 'l5ss Tor old mess tis iir ~,
ry ssy or are 'Rs aseg s, m % S %
long clear on the SPOT sc cr short rih 90 the spat
aud January delivery. Cut meats quiet, aud prices
PRIME es I've ask D. and o. SS Sd TI Jew Sfn hSpfs
pkgs. city sold stShc. for No. l. and SIC for prime
SERSe and 6o AZ e saG da st,tr ana % ,lS
6t9c good to choice factories Western and state, ID
,GHAls-wheat lower sales is o'o hush, including
Nor,hw stern H. m at S' Thrh Is 81 lever amber len.
Toledo new at siiOa9lI. Corn lie, lover and mod.
Wi--d Western mostly al C2c and s. q 6.c Tor yellow
Western; o4is ch 'aner and les active sale $500
aroat NC,l2c for new mixed Western on tie track and
anuat, ilc. for ues white Western on the track i54 t
a.. Tor white ohio, and iSaNc Tor hite state Rye
sales sW bush canada IA bond at i31e, Western held
CorIoS-Thr demand for cotton on !hespot continues
moderate: quotations unchanged Mddliug upanGs
w6ch 6ts for export, AID 5% Tor consnrion In ior
ward deliveries there were light ransac ions az Sc. de
cline On early m9nthsj sales ltn bales, closug, by
official report, a. Nc for August Ss Tor september
lFtc for OCuhcr lhkc. for NuycU b'r, and s ec. for
December. The Liverpool market was quoted dun
middiuE uplanGs - I'D.
.sINuGlt Eosin nominal foT Tsuaiuel at t37a salDs
u hhH a. f8Si Tor black, and - & $3.50 f. the hucr
grad =. Spirits turpentne selling moderately al ip.
hlc Petrol um dur and nominal AZ 1!'c. for refined
IN hhls. aud lAc. for crude IN bulls. IsluW V,ry t.m
a. $50 for prime. Nhskey lower al sS4c, Freirht>
arm hnt qu"t Frain to Liverpool by steam, a'4aJd"
and to Cork Tor orders, Is. ~.
GRO kmk--b a1ll conee was moderately active and
nIm the sairs embraced lfg hays lu, uu. '.tn haE-
santos, ON private terms, The demand tor west India
cuHses was less active, and we quote Rio At lAu9.c.
Mawcaibo, 16G lsc, and Java 1910 10 &C., rohi. kcr
was quiet viii am'd.rate ptbng tradr Carolina, 50 .
U Ir. paua, e.. fACG and l;auguun Go We, Nopsecs
tul an we quote az before Cuba ulusruysdo An, SC
Porto Rico, -.asc and New Orleans, Jua hOc Sugars
steady NJ 40 soc. for fair to good rrdnnE sales ii
binds. centrifugal part q, 'sc qnd a." hNs- luc,udug
centrifugal 90 Hs ltc,, Bul nolrso sugars at sc.
Refined steady al l4al.',c. for hadt.
The sun., 1872-08-20
A Horse Refusing to Ran Over a Child.

There is "A horse at present in the Isle of
Man possessed Of such singular intelligence and
hmiability OF disposition that the sooner he Is
bought from his owner and transferred TO Lon
don the better This good -natured animal posi-
lively refuses to run over human creatures, and
will throw himself into the most Intricate con-
tortions rather than iniure air OF their heads.
A few days agu, according to the MdnE sun, the
horse In question was proceeding through the
market place In Douglas, haruessed TO an "in-
side car While thus engaged in tho perform
ance OF his duties child aged years, the son
Of fruit dealer, ran across the road ia front Of
the car and was knocked down by the horse.
our own Londun horses, encouraged by their
drivers, would have made short work Of tho
] aJle>s infant; not so, however, the Manx horse,
vno WAS observed by several bystanders "to
o. axe "A sudden pause move Its right forefOot
about, and having placed its hoof lightly on the
Cui s breast to again lift IL up, putting II down
by the childs side without iniuriug IT, The
Nstanders Immediately extricated the child
from us perilOus position, and the horse re-
sumcd its journey, carving with n the respect
ana arbitration ~ all who witnessed the scene,
among whom, n is stated. were 1.-TWO geHtleint u
vol msh position iu noui ias, whose names II
necessary, might hr given.
The sun., 1872-08-20

Loss than yetr ago Albert kessels wife died
Three We Is after her death, unable to conduct the
bu-inr~s OF his boarding house, at Broadway and Bart
tt erect Wl'.n hurph, alone he began to east shout
tor another hclrmret, lie visited Castle Gar lea. and
met frauleu 60 whom he proposed. lie was acccpto
Yesterday morning wr,e Justice Fancs was dspos A.,
~ the ,uG1r Alh'rt rushed into m. room sa,i ~
You show me the unu what can get u.c ny frau and
Wy fl N|s. a Will give him flu.'
Hs story to tnr Justice thar he married hat wo
ntu be- cruse he wsnt"u one who didn't too iruch
" lWt, OF, continued lIp, Luf one lIIt uuVe IlJu
am ofticm. IhsG $50 Nhut made from that uDil n,
house uud had san what got for the sale 10 thai
place. Ny ttle RrrenhOrn fran she knew Ind that
money aud where Keep a. sunday fit comes 10 me
an dressed up and she sayf, goes owe C. N'w York
She dUut come back last ni.ht and Z books in thp
drawer and tlr money not there yet Now give
go tJAay ir.lcr mat kctches her"
The sun., 1872-08-20
4 GREAT BANK ROBBERY.
4 Baltimore Bank Battered from an Aaioir

4 Baltimore Bank Entered from IN Adioi IL
inl Building several Hundred Thousand
Dollars in notes and SECURITIES stolen.
BALrfMuRE, Aug. l0.--Thc Third National
Bank, on south street, between Second and
Lombard streets, in tho heart Of the city, was
entered and robbed by burglars last night. An
entrance was made from a room in an adjoining
huil'ing owned and formerly occupied by John
T.. Gittiugs ns banking house. The entire
lower floor Of this building was rcuted In June
by "a man giving the name of Stablcr, who pro
tcsaed 20 he a commission merchant. From the
rear room bn entrance was easily made by re-
moving a thin brick wall, and cutting away a
plate ot sheet iron half an inch thick, directly
info he vault of the Third National Bank. The
bricks and dsbris removed from the wall wore
put in the vault Of fGittincs's building. The bur
liars seem To have departed at leisure, a.;d EN-
iuyed themselves, as They left an ample lunch
cold chicken, and bottles Of wine, N. iGittngs's =
,uult.
Tue officers ~ the bank set forth their losses
H' the burglary, as follows: t1fty-seven thou
-Wd dolltrs in Erc'nbacks and National
sh0 each, and twenty four notes Of $50 each
nt tie lLird National Bank, aud the following
bonds held n collateral securitics- orthCTn
Cen raj Railroad, $40; North Carolina state
bonds, Sll-du; Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
onds. al ~; United Sta.cs SO bonGs, 5D /;
Western Maryland Hailroad bonds $2,tt0.
The bank offers flOOu reward for the recovery
- the above. " a pfU rata sum for partia re-
coverv The individual losses Of depositors hav-
inS boxes IN the vault cannot be ascertaincd,
as many of thee are out of town. The total II
the losses viii probably amount 10 sew
erul hundred thousand dollars. as II T.
known that several boxes contained bonds
The nrst floor Of Gittingss bank huild-
lnf' from which the entrance WIS made into the
uan giving the name of T. vashburne. who
psid a purter = rent, Stt.b. In advance.
The sun., 1872-08-20
Lork LorkINTHBPoUsBKEEpsIEJAIL. IN THE p Que
A Gerwsr Jnssctsa for e-urd Larceny In
fstuated with Young Murseress Their
Plan to Get Married Thwarted.

A Csers.u Indicted for G-usd Larceny In
fstuated with youns Murderess Their
Plan. to Get Married Thwarted.
CorrespoE9rlce of The sun.
this city IL q Miss Matte Howe, aged about "a,
who 10 under indictment for the mEder Of her
llcgtlmate child last winter Her trial takes
place IN October.
Mathis cell 10 on the upper COZ ridor on tho
west side. Below Ia the cell Of Eugene schmit-
land who hes been indicted for st alinR many
watches and a quantity Of Joweiry In Fl hklll
last spring. He Ia good -natured young man,
and has been allowed the freedom Of the outer
corridors. One nf tAese corridors leads to Mat
tic's cell, and Eugene soon became acquainted q
with her, and talked to her through the bars
The acquaintance Tipencl into Affection Since
then. through the long hours Of the day until
the time for each prisoner to he locked up for
the night. Eugene sat nv the hars of Mlttes
cell and tho two exchanged vows Of eternal con-
stancy.
one day Eupens addressed n letter IN his
father In Europe, say ing that he had got into
teputcd to he rich, In few weeks afterwai,
sent him tH0 In gotta. Then the lovers con-
Cludcd 10 rrHrry. Eugene, through the cOnscn,
Of the sheriff sent for tiloi to come 10 the
jail and measure hin for . suit OF clothes, and
when the suit was fnislled he sent to Van Kuren
Bros iewcirv store end h,i samples OF icweiry
sent to his cell from whicl he selected q com
piete sst fOr Matte, includ ng gold chaln ana
locket, and presented them 10 her. He also
gave her fancy lace cola; aud necktics. Having
thus prepared for tho W dling, tho next tn M
waA to get a minister to Perform the ceremony.
Last Saturday he rcqueste isiler Nanderpool to
scud Tor a Methodist domi ie The taller, know
ing that such n thing wound not be allowed, re-
uhed tnat he was too busy To attend to the re-
quest.
Eugene requested the attendance OF Mr.. Boose
the se-ar dealer, who came to the jail To hhr
Eugene opt ned his heart and Mr.. Boose endca,.
orcd 10 gcf German minister 20 officiate, hut
be de.lued On TIE grounds that such amarriaec
would be unlawful. Then Justice Baker was aji-
recalled To-. That ofilCial said he would marry
them IL the sheriff would consent, but the lat
tsr peremptoIily declined. THIS intelligence WIS
conveyed ~ the determined lovers VINO received
IL with sadness The sheriff, however, IN order 10
appcase them sent them word that they could
be married IN open court 10y the prrsidihg Judge
They distrusted this statement and are mourn-
ing over the fact that next week eugene u 10 be
tiled and In all probability he sent to Sing sing
MrL.Mn.
The sun., 1872-08-20

In the Board of Assistant Aldermen yestor-
dIl resolution was offered appointing John II stra.
han and A. r.. Lawrence 70 cuiify an the muulc ual
ordinances In force and report upon their
lt 10 the necessities of the ety. anl t1iOJ wa ap.
pluIIat Il fur the work.
Assistant AMrrnan Robinson said TINT Mr. St-ahau
not familiar Nih the city ordinances Mr. Juuu
laqy lic would c,o'e move 10 inseft the nauu OF
Another member mOy. u that Henry l.. tNntous name
be- inserted the rsulutiun IN tho place OF that Of
la~rrnce Aftcr abrot debate the resolution was re
torrod 10 committee,
The proposed work Is SAID 10 be unnecessary, a. a
complete tun ot the ordinances nov In force pub.
shrd "a oa and copies Of IL are a. plcutful ~ Patent
once Reports