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state Ticket and state Central
Committee.

SECRETARY or Stair,
GEN. BENZ. lie FEvRE, of shelby.
poARD puBIi6 WORKS,
WIN. LARwIlI., of Ashland.
sUrREME JUDGE
TuOS. N. KEY, Of Hamilton.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
First District--Jeremiah keirsted.
Second District--R. X. Cox.jun.
Third District--Colonel G. J. Beam.
Fourth District--Georgc +. Dawson.
Fifh Districts. =. Snyder.
Sixth District--John @. Doran.
Seventh Dlstrict-John @. Thompson.
Eighth District--Jonas Smith.
Ninth Distrct--,Judge A. Kramer.
Tenth District--J. NJ. lIagg.
Eleventh District--J. w. Newman.
Twelfth District-Dr. Wayne Griswold.
Thirteenth Dlstrict-,John +. Follett.
Fourteenth District--John p. Jeffries.
Fifteenth District-M. ID. Follett.
Sixteenth District--Charles ii. Michnier
Seventeenth District-Charles u. Atcn.
Eighteenth Distriet-GeneralJ j. w. Fitch
Nineteenth District--Jeflcrson Palm.
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PatntisaglPa11atirag.
Get your painting done by
KUHNS ~ NtcHENRY,

No ii FOURTH STREET, bet. Main a Jefferson
lo, GRAlNING and MARBLING' done In the
highest style OF the art. Ceilings ealcimined IN a
superior manner. All kinds OF Sign and Orna-
mental work neatly done. mi7dim
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az A conservative State Convention"
met at st. Louis, on Tuesday last, which
was the largest and most effective political
body that ever convened in Missouri.
There were not less than fifteen hundred
delegates present from all parts of the
State, fully representing Conservatives and
Democrats, who are resolved TO work har-
moniously against radicalism.
JNo. s. PHILIPS, for many years member
OF Congress presided, and with several
other of the most prominent men of the
State, addressed the body at length. The
influence of such reunion of able politi-
clans cannot fail to be far-reaching and eff
fective.
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eB- fire in JAcKsoN's stable. New
York city, on Tuesday night, was seriously
destructive of a lot of fine and valuable
hores-among them the Hamiltonian Stall
lion, Mystery" valued at $4,000, "Red
Jacket" $1,000, ''Sunshlne," $1,000, and
Peculiar" $1,000. The other horses were
valued In the aggregate at $1,000.
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Roback,. Bitter..
MAMKIAGE ANn OELInAuX-an
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. T.. CONF may be consulted us follows.
In XENTA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, March 81 April l2i May i7i Julybi Aug. 0;
Sept. 13 oct. 1S. f' B. wv -
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays,
March 0: April 10; May 1s; Jnly 6; Aug. 10; Sept.
ID; Oct. 10
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
March i0i April III May 49, July7 ii Aug IL; Sept.
Is; Oct 20 t'".N
IN SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays. March l5i April 49, May "a; July la;
Aug. 16; sept. 20; Oct 70 HHT r.
DIR. CONE has had offices in each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and az he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each OF the above places he can give
the best OF references in each place as to his skill
Dr. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ears makes no charge for consultation; but il
those who consult him des re treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patient from four to six
months, cost from Five Ia Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address; DIR. y. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

AuDIToR's OFFICE, MosrGoMRRY Co, Omo,l
DAYTON, June 10, 1865.
SEALED proposals for building Bridge oven
- Wolf creek, Perry Township, will be received
uhtil noon on saturday, July 7, 1865. The Comms-
II they think proper The plan and spenincationt
are ~ be seen al this Ofice. u w. DIETRICH.
JnlOdAMlw Auditor Montgomery COUNTY,. %
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYoR's OFFICE, May IS, 1866


MAYORS OFFICE, May Is 1866
10 The 0itisens Of DdytoR:
In compliance with a request made by the Pres
and many other citizens of the cIty,I, JON HAN
kENNEi Mayorof Dayton, do issue the follow ing
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS: There Is just cause to believe that
malignant or infectious diseases fast approach
ing us and for the purpose of being prepiffcd in
the pest possible manner for cases such Cholera,
or small PON, the owner, tenant. hCa OF family,
or proprietor of any house, or building within tile
limits of the city, Is required by the law and Ordi-
nance of the city, To have, or permit, II
Is known, through the report of ply scian, that
any person in or about their premises has any ma
lignant or infectious diseases, such as small pON
or cholera, u yellow Nag to he put up IN prumi- e
nent and conspicuous place on the prcmiScst:
serve as u warning TO the public that contagionI
near. Any person guilty of displncing any such
Nag until thu cause for putting IL there is entirely
removed, Will be liable to tine of go and costs
All physicians, commanders OF canal boats, and
all keepers Of boarding houses taverns, and cOf
fee e-hOuses are required in accordance with sec
ton one, of an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases, To report, in writing, To the Mayor
without delay, every case which may come tO their
existing within the limits vicinity of the city
together with the names and residence Of each
such case,
IL is also required that the parents or heads of
families will have the members of their family
that has not been, or in the opinion of their family
physician require II, vaccinated rs possible.
All persons having any malignant or contagious
disease who shall leave his, her their rooms and
expose themselves on the public streets, or go into
any house where persons will be in danger OF tax
ing said disease before they shall have received u
certificate from some physician, that they are past
any danger of coDtaRion are liable, ON conviction,
dollars. JONATHAN kENNEl,
m1O Mayor of Dayton.
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DIR: Craven's Prison Life of JEFF. Davis"
which is attracting so much attention from
the press, was manifestly written for the
purpose of exciting sympathy for the trail
tor, and TO smooth the way for his final re-
lease from prlson.-DGytol. journal.
Possibly more than that For instance,
to arrange that DAVIS and the 'Diyine
STANTON" may enohange sitMationsl
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All a Mnffer of Taste.

The Abolitionists of Dayton have very
queer notions of propriety. The monu-
mcnt placed to the memory of the murder
ed Bollmeyer by his wife and hoy, and
bearing the ''ow're true, inscription 'IIe
fell by the hand of an assassii--A martyr
TO the liberty of speech and of the press. -
has been taken down and carried OF by the
trustees of Woodland Cemetery, (yhere il
was erccted) because it was construed to be
"oilensive.' IL was, no doubt, avery nn-
pleasant record of the character OF Dayton
loyalty; but why 10 should be taken down
as "olensivc," and the murderer of Boil
meyer allowed to exhibit his Infamous face
upon the streets of the city every day, is
what leads us TO regard their conduct in
the premises as queer exemplfication OF
their sense of propriety.
We suggest now. for the sake of consis-
tency. that Brown, the murderer. be re-
moved next. Is he not offensive" too ?
As u living monument TO judicial perjury,
social perlidy, and political infimy, Is he
not as" offensive" at least ms the faithful
record ofhis monstrns crime logan Ga
zette.
-
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HORACE WHITNEY, AisctiOneey,
~ DAYTON. OHIO

WILL cry sales la town or country for the old
w prlce-tlO for large sales and a. for smaller
ones ju0dew
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A LARGE CLIPPER SHIP MissNG.-The
me New YORK Times says the most pain
ful anxiety Is felt by her New York owners
for the safety of the large clipper ship
Monarch of the Seas, now about forty
days overdue form Liverpool She had on
board over seven hundred emgrant pass
eupprs
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The EMPIRE, ferociously attacks Jim
Lane, and in its Customary manner styles
his suicide ''retribution." 1t stigmatises
him as murderer, assassin, horse-thief
rowdy, blackguard, and poltroon" To fin
ish the climax It should have added that
his latest t-associations were with Copper
heads.--JOarndl.
jim LANE has never been regarded as a
fit associate for Copperheads, having never
done an act In his life of which they APP
proved except his last. To numerous others
of his ilk and party, we would recommend
-''go thou and do likewise"
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PRICE; RI, ONLY s5 CTS. PER BOTTLE.

Iroches arc used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS "a
will find TrocAes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking. and relieving
the throat after an unusual eXertion of the vocal
organs. The 7Foches are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country Being
AN article OF true merit. and having JJroped their
efficacy by test of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in varions parts of the
world and the 7fooAes are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRIO
tdtf0ns that may lie offered
sold every-where in the United States and For
cign Countries, at 10 cents per box. oc25 -smdw
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Important Notice to Contractors
and PAYERS.

IN accordance with instructions from the CITY
u Council, city of Dayton, the undersigned viii
receive sealed proposals for constructing and
paving Third street from the Western Leyee Ia
the Bridge, according Ia the plan OF the City Civil
Engineer now on ille at tho city CLERK 5 Onice
shid proposals viii be Submitted 10 Council ON
FRIDAY evening, July d. 1896 for acceptance or re-
lection 4 JOHN a. KREIUI.ER
Jyoh'l city Clerk.
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DIR. E. CONWAY,
8 GEON DENTIST.

from Third, 10 SECOND STREET would respect.
fully inform his friends and patrons that he Is now
prepared TO render his professional services 10 all
STREET opposite the Dayton. National Bank.
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spstial aatIsss.
Special Canton.
mrs.wINslOw,s SOOTHING synup

has become % popular that various parties have
put out afticles chlliug them Mrs. winslow's
Please take notice that THE MRS wINsLow OF
fiIk SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE Iuaiawsm
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DR.. Bicknell's Syrupl
THE GREAT ..e-sl.
CHOLERA REMEDY I

Also, Dysenterv, DiarrAea, C2olera Rorbus, Sum
D'sr co'aptdtnt, Pdi, or Ordmp In StonacA or Bou.
eis, Sict or Sour Sos,acA, Pdfater's oDlfo &c ana
Is warranted to CURE or no pay Is purely yegct
able without particle Of opiate or narcotic
Highly aromatic, very pleasant 20 the taste mild
but sure In Its effects, warns and strengthens the
system, acts like a charm. aifordng almost imme.
diate relief and taste of the article viii satisfy
the most incredulous Of these facts. sold by all
dealers In medicine Please send for circular
Try IL, Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence, r. J. DEMAs BARNES n Co. OF
new iork' General Agents. m9dawGmr
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guests on the
2Oth OF MAY, 1906.
The location Of the Springs, and the mineral
properties OF the waters are n sure guarantee
against all ndlariOus or contagious diseases
Omnbusses Will run from all day trains on the
G., {. g. n. Passengers leaving Cincinnati
by the six o'eksck A. NJ. train will arrive at the
springs at two O'Clock T.. NJ, and by the nine
O'Clock train will arrive at 80 r. Nj tt.
fine CoTILLON BAND will be in attendance
throughout the season. ,.rl.
All letters, packages, etc, belonging TO guests,
conveyed free of charge to and from the Springs
II III Il O r. r IC r
win be undor the supervision Of Major II. +. III.
FIELD lately OF Adams Express, and formerly of
e., A, \ IT. Louis II. H., and Of c. T. TOPPING.
formerly of Gait House, Louisville, and lately of
Burnet House, Cincinnati.
. Guests visiting the Springs can have every as
snranoe that the fare and accommodations will be
equal IL not superior to any watering place In tho
United States 'fI4'H 4'llI E
The usual trip tickets will be issued by the var-
GUS railroads leading from Cincinnati. All bag.
gage transported free. Jol t1
TERMs-Four dollars per day for transient
guests, and the usual reduction for families re-
naming during the season. .a
Day Post ONCE address, Lewis Center, ohiO
JOHN ". FERRY,
as6 PROPRIETOR.
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RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.

certIaod to, Ijy5dal @ B. HARMAN, CASH. Cashier ~
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Twelfth Quarterly Report
or TnE-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DAYTON. o.,

ION THE MORNING or THE Hi fH
FIRST MONDAY OF july, 1869.
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eS' The pious monster, Rcv'd LINDsLEY
of Western N. York, who lately whipped his
three year old grand child to death, with n
shinglc, because il couldn't say its prayers.
was bailcd from prison, in $4,000. has
since taken his quarters in the Jail at Al
bion, voluntarily, to prevent the people
from hanging him, before his time. The
Rochester Union gives additional particu-
lars of this most unnatural and iiendish
crime:
"The body of the child told more plainly
and pathetically than words could, of the
terrible punishment it had undergone. Sew
eral of its fingers were broken, and the
blood had oozed from every pore. To con-
ceal the crime, the father tied the little
ones hands behind its back. and placed it
in its coffin. While physicians were max
ing post-mortem examination Of the body,
he sat by, coolly looking at the proceed
ings. After while he spoke, and asked il
they had not carried this thing about far
enough" The physicians discovered no
disease about the child-it died solely from
excessive and cruel punishment. The little
one would have been three years old next
August-whipped TO death because it would
not say its prayers. We are told that Linds-
ley justiies his horrid work.
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As the entire winter and springs labor of
Gen. ScHENcK, in the army framing bill,
has been consigned to the stove, would it
not be worthy his attention now to inter
pose for the interests ofhis homc-peOple?
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V ANTED-IT 10 RE KNOWN TuAT

w ANTED-PERSON'S OUT OF EN-
PL0YMENT, or those Wanting BOARD. Infoima-
ton as TO Lost Articles, SC, TO Advertise in the
Empire Want Column.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

The following figures show the receipts and shipments
of -four and grain at Chicago from January to January
Is in 1866 and 1861
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mile than the charges New York freight, and may be
much lower than the New York charges tho Read
ing Railroad Company shall see At.
The gross earnings Of the Worcester and Nashua Rail
road during the year ending November so s4s1 5o5
The expenses amounted STAT 1885, leaving s1ss 7s0
tho receipts The directors in their report congratu
late the stockholders upon being the Of road
that Is virtually out of debt they having the to
pay the balance Of their bonds on the LIST Of May next
and have balance in the treasury in cash Of s53 587
and $72 4s2 in iron, fuel &c. making the total assets
1926, o49.
The following table shows the comparative earnings In
the month Of December Of some Of principal lines
of railroads.
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Interesting Discovery of the Rains Of
Two Anctcnt Mrxican Citlrs.
TIfausaied Tor The NV YnFK HFPtLr
CiuL AND Murray HsADQpsNEas,


CIviL AND MffrARY HsADQp AkIgss,
HCAucHISASco, July ~, 1895
IN compliance With the orders of his VI, elieuc, the
mister VI the Interior, dat on the Pad utino, and
which wsrv cemmun Gated 10 me hv your Excelency in
q despatch dated 10th OF the month directing me
- proceed without delay. ia person, 10 examine tie
waste lands, 70 which had vailed our attention ON
previous OCCASION said % exist ~ distance o Ten
twelve LEAGUES from this place. have tho honor 10
report that exsmncd the same and With the following
rcsult:.-
left here on the sch inst at three O'clock IN the
afieraoon. a, ave i ~ Of the same day sf.is.d ~
Jico
sNlxsssTiSg pfscnvvpfrs
on the 9th visited the spot which The 1axclliacas
Indians, who had previously allied themselves with
Cor,cz and hts army, made attack the ca ehncca
lntisns, defeating the latter 70 the glory ur the sed
cOnqucroIs went up TO IL. xochipisf (Nhich tans.
lated into Ca>tllian means '1he Fountain Of Fiowcrs
II monument OF from eighteen twenty. lOur feet
w bcight built OF stones and AZ he FOO, She
MONUMENT l. small STREAM, which almost surrounds a.
II s assembled by means ~ stone steps afrsngcd IN
spiral manner ON the top is tribune, wth ba,g aud
banstradc Of stone.
According 20 tradition hero 'hsi The hlrhiineca
Indians ssued treaty o submission - The conarrfns
La.. v-af ~ Cc'nbuie1 a. 70 o'ace vth act. inUa.
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CITY Churches.

The old North Dutch church, corner OF nj
william streets, is to be torn down, and tho 81
which 81 stands leased FOR business purposes.
exception OF st. Paul's, which was built Il 1891
hundred years ago. this church Is the Oldest IN
II was built IN 1869, the roof being at firs, sbir|
afterwards tiled. the cdfce itself remaining prl
first erected. In 1885 the church was thoroughly1
and renovated, and shortly afterwards yeryI
sermon was delivered therein by Rev DIR. he
ing history OF the establishment Of the
Dutch Church on this continent In 1920. The
tons long maintained tho language and habit
Batavisn ancestors, and u was not ureli la
years before the erection Of the church now AZ
removed, that they lrst listened 10 a serrno(
English language, delivered by DR.. Iadle.
In tho course Of his sermon on Sunday last |
Hail. Rev. DR. Tying stated that the contracts n
erection OF 81. Georges church had been signed
work would commence this week, and that III
would, In all probability. be ready FOR public
within twelve months from the present time.
The Rev DIR. McGiynn, OF this city, has been 4
nv Archbishop McCloskey 70 the pasiorsh1
Stephens church, made vacant by the dealt
Cummings
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The Rcanion OF the English and ri
Churches.

n TIE EDITOR on TUE IosDoS MORNING roo
I. have accepted no 'theory OF creature vi
but have said repeatedly that II the asking Of ND
OF the saints had been authoritasivcly explained
act Of the same kind as asking the prayer Of ID
creatures on earth, no difficulty could have srisef
II should he 40 defined have thought u my osn
abstain from u.
2 have not said one word about universal I
jyrc dir,ao, Of the Bishop OF Rome.n | ackna
bis primacy IN the same sense IN which H~
Councils, received by the Church OF England,
lcdge H.
3. have not accepted The Tridentins creed .
subj ct 10 the authoritative Interpretation cf he
Church" believe that the Council of Trent
so explained that We could receive a. FrDm
follows that u eau he land In Part IL, popularity 81
In such wise that we cannot receive u. II fol!O
that untIl 10 h. explained autboritatirely in I
which We can receive H. We cannot receive Il.
4. never, trust, used any 'acrimonyr 10 :
o. any dsy0iions. IN regard % the cuitus ~ the
Virgin, meant only 20 exhibit historically a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES system which believe is no
only or chiefly, but 10 the Engllsh general
greatest difficulty in regard 10 reunion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho Journal Of the Episcopal Convention, ~
furnishes the following summary OF the staiAtia
diocese for the pact year: =
Bapsisms tsdul,s, 60; infants 22s). ............s
Communicates, present number. .............
SUNDAY school tscbers. ....................... 4
sunday schosrs .-... ........ s...............l
Contributions tspcciel. ....'.....................
Bishop Elliot Of Georgia announces the withdn
tlIst docese IRON the ecclesiastical confedcraiou
Southern dioceees and the return OF Georgia 20 u
testant Episcopal Church " the United sisses.
the oldest OF tue southern bishop, and Tie 9th
expected TO follow bis lesi--thc Bishops Of -
immedisiaiy, and those Of virginia, south Cero1
Florid, az no disisnt dsy,
The Chicago papers report that TIE revival meet
that tty, though moi attended With any cNiranr
demonstrations, are producing con.idcf4nlo al
90 the churches. In nine o. ten dir"rcnt church
missions great interest " excited smong Tho mem
tlelr congregations. and many per'ons are ssii 1
been converted Ia Ohio tic revival mosemeni
vigorous
letter from Brrlu 70 The Ros'co Jpv--ri says
are soon 30 b,qtn tbe erection 81 ~ American
here Tho King has granted the land sni aitoen
and dollars have been sub.crioed for The object
vices are now hold regularly egery sunday Ina
chapel. which Is unusually crowded. aud good {
is much needed
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THy Burrrn MwKKr.-Tlse price Of this comu|
y declining N al tle western markets and y nos
lub aud roll, n Toledo. roll 2sc kea 2sc commorl
al CHICAGO, bost dairy 2sc . Doc, fair 0rkih go \
common irkin zoe &c. F; al Milwaukee, &c
best roll and 3oc. ~ Nc for nrkln. The market
l. very duh aud tending downward wbolesais 4
tions:- ansda and Western 2sc n sOc, State Orb
. $50. and rVi Zoe a eec. --BT DE eorvresak tsl
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The bill u charter The Newark aud New York Railroad
Company IL again before the New Jersey Legislature
To What extent Camden and Amboy will oppose the pa
sage OF the bill remains 20 be There two or
three provisions in D, which that corporation VIII GER
liay oppoe-onc OF which Is that railroad company
VIII DO allowed TO subscribe 10 the stock; aud another
y that the company shall not SELL lease or In any
msnncr Dispose Of their charter or any OF Their fran
cn'ss 10 auy other corporation or person allow any
o'hsr company 70 acquire any control over the
& these provisions, Il TIC nc, becomes a law, will not
prevent the directors Of the New Jersey Central from
Purchasing majority Of The stock, aud thus securing al
tho control they require
The agreement has been analy executed between the
Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad Company ana tho
Atsntc and Great Western Railroad Company for The
pTTose Of establishing through gauge route
between Philadelphia and cncnpr and the estfe West
hy means Of the Reading, clsawisa Levib a. Centre
snd .pucc Creek, Western Central and The extensions
Of the Atlantic aud Great Western railroads BY this
agreement the Reading read retains control 81 The snlhra
etc cotl tnds, and has the power to Ok The freight
clangcs merchandise from Philadelphia 70 th0 West
- o. ~ cbsgscs :, he g-tsfer 'on usr
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FsuURy ~ Tim BosroS on TRsDx--Tbe failure of
firm In this city engaged In the petroleum and refinery
Of the took place YESTERDAY Their liabilities are
sad To Dc about three hundred thousand dollars bot
J0s rnri. Jdr IL