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The New York herald., 1869-03-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET--LoNDoN, March 25,
4:30 p. M.--Consos close at e3K for money and o3k
for the account. United States nve-twenty bonds
sax. Stocks quiet; Erie Ah, Illinois ~.
PARIS BOURsE-PARrs, March 25.-Bourse dull:
rentes 70f. 30c. The amount OF specie In the Bank
OF France has Increased 600 francs during the
past week.
FRANKFORT BouRsE--FRANKFoRr, March 25-Eve-
ning.-unitcd states bonds nrm; nve-twenties 1861,
closed at SIX SIX.
LrvRRPooL CorroN MARKEr.-LIvERPooL March
25-4:30 y. M.-The following are the closing
prices:-Mddling uplands, 12kd. q 12kd.; middling
Orleans, 1870. q 1870. The sales Of the day have
footed up 1900 bales.
HAvRE CorroN MARKEr-HAvRE, March 25--
Evening on the spot closed at 145f. for tres
ordinaire.
LIvKRfooL BRRApsruFPs MARKEr.-LrvERPooI,
March 25-Evening.-wheat, %. ad per Genital for
California white.
LIvRRpooL PRODUCE MARKEr--LrvERPooIs March
25.-Rosn, Sc. Cd. per cwt. for common North Caro-
lima and l5s for fine. Petroleum Cd. q 10d per
gallon for spirits, and 10. skd. for refined. Talow,
45s. cd. per cwt Turpentine aos. Cd. per cwt Lin
seed Oil, f32 per ton.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET LIVERPOOL,
March 25.-Bacon, 62s. Cd. per cwt. for Cumberland
cut.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKsr.-IoNpox, March 49,
Linseed cakes fl0 los per ton. sugar active, both
on the SPOT and afoaA Refined petroleum, 1s. oAd.
per gallon. Turpentine, ais. ID. per cwt Tallow,
A7s. Cd. per cwt.
frolenin 65,sf SCI for standard white.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
TINE ARMY.

Special orders from the headquarters OF the army
modify General Order No. IL, inasmuch as to re-
leve General A. s. Webb lieutenant colonel OF the
Fifth infantry and place him ON waiting orders.
General @. r. Wood has been appointed lieutenant
colonel Of the Fifth, vice Webb.
General Wager Swayne was relieved from duty
with the Freedmen's Bureau and ordered to Newport
barracks to relieve General Woods
Brevet Brigadier General Ell s. Parker, First Lieu
tenant OF the Second cavalry, has been ordered to
report for duty to the Secretary OF War. The order
dates from the 4th inst.
The resignation Of Chaplain william B. Crimes OF
the Tenth cavalry, has been accepted.
Assistant Surgeon Peter J. A. Cleary has been or
dered to report without delay to the commanding
general and to the medical director OF the Fifth Mill
tary district for assignment to duty.
Brevet Major General A. Doubleday, having rein-
quised the unexpired p0rtl0n OF his present leave
OF absence, Will await orders at his home.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The designations Of midsnIpmen Horace W. Mann,
B. NJ. shafner and Eugene @. Tillman, OF the Naval
Academy, have been accepted.
The acceptance Of the designations Of tine following
named midshpmen are revoked:-David whipple
4. y. Babcock, Francis Winslow and c. A. Sander
son.
ANNAPOLIS Nd, March 25, 1869.
Secretary Bore made an ofncial visit to the naval
school and station at this place. He arrived about
half-past eleven In special tram from Washington
He was received by the officers In full Dress and
reaching the Navy Yard was hon0red with the Gus
tomary salute. He witnessed the target nrng after
an inspection OF the station.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Excitement In San Fmncisce Over Gold Dis
covcrics I'm Alaska.
SAN Francisco, March 25, 1869.
The steamer John L. stephens, having been re-
leased by the Revenue authorities, has arrived from
sitka. Great indignation Is expressed by the resi-
dents Of Alaska ut the conduct OF Mr.. Ketchum, the
Collector OF Customs. II Is hoped he Will be relieved
from further duty In that department. where he only
obstructs the commerce.
Immense discoveries OF gold places are reported
on the main land, 100 miles from Kodiak Island, In
grees west from Grunwick. Three several
discoveries have been made; the first on
Kuyack river and ChiRmet mountains; the second
about sixty miles above Sitka, the third ocean
island the name OF which In unknown. The mines,
on account OF the climate can only be worked hve
months IN the year. Fine specimens OF gold from
these mines are on exhibition here By parties who
return as soon as they get an OUTFIT
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
PRIZE FIGHT.
Contest Between Two Lovers Of the "Hfanly
Art' Beneath the Shadows or Bunker fKiiL
RosrnN March 0k 1870

Contest Between Two Lovers Of the "1anly
Art'' Beneath the Shadows or Bunker fKML
BOSTON, March rs, 1859.
There has been another pugilistc exhibition with
In the Purttanica domain OF Massachusetts and this
time directly beneath the shadows OF old Bunker
Hill. few evenings since q couple OF athletic
young fellows OF ngnting propensities-one an
American, named James Middleton, and the other Of
Celtic descent named John Mahoney, both belonging
In Charlestown-had few unfriendly words about
their respective educations In the manly art OF self
defence and the result was that the disputed ques-
tion Of who was the best man should be settled by
ghtfor twenty dollars asde the contest to take place
at an early hour this morning. Information or the
projected "mill' was quietly but extensively crcu
lated among the admirers and patrons of the ring,
and shortly after midnight the principals and about
200 spectators left Charlestown square In search OF
some secluded and favorable locality. They pro-
ceeded In the direction Of Chelsea and turned on on
to the government fats ON the Charlestown side OF
the Mystic river. Here q ring was quick
ly formed-the spectators forming q line In
the absence Of ropes-and Patsy Rodgers
was chosen referee. and man named
and friend OF Mahoney performed similar service
for him. The men then stripped to the bun and took
they went earnestly into the work OF pummelling
each other. There was CLEAN OF anger in the look
Of each, and every blow was calculated 70 annlhate
the one against whom 1t was directed Mahoney
proved the best man Of the two at the beginning.
and, with the exception OF . single round Of the
half dozen fought, he was declared the COM
ing champion Of Cnarlestown. Middleton got
in several heavy blows however. badly DIS
figuring the physiognomv Of Mahoney; but
he received black eve In turn himself.
and was also cut In several places on the face and
neck. The engagement lasted about fifteen minutes.
during which time half dozen rounds were fought,
and then the cry OF "Policen was heard, and there
was an indiscriminate scattering Of principals and
spectators.
It seems that some one Of those composing the
crowd disclosed what was going on to the Charles
town officers; but while they were on their way to
arrest the gladatOrs they were discovered by some
scouts posted along the route, and their approach
was announced sufficiently soon to enable the pug-
lists to escape over the Chelsea bridge. Neither OF
the men has been arrested since, and it Is said that
they Will endeavor to meet each other IN the arena
again.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
MISSOURI.

suicide Of an Austrian Noblcmau-Arrivnl Of
General Sheridan MT Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. March 25, 1859.
The man who shot himself in the head on the
North Missouri Railroad train, near warrentown, q
few days ago. proves to have been Count Auguste de
Poer an ex-offlccr OF the Austrian armv. He
came West from New York six months since,
bringing letters OF introduction to several prominent
citizens At the time he shot himself he was his
way to Fort Randall, 10 which place he had been In
vited by General Hsrney His remains were buried
at Warrenton and will remain there until mis- friends
In New York or Europe are heard from.
General Sheridan has arrived here.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
LOVE AND MURDER.

Attempted Murder and Successful Suicide-A
Girl Shot by a Rejected Lover, and tho
Latter Kills Himself.
BOSTON, March rs, 1869.
terrible tragedy occurred at North Andover last
night. 1t seems that young man named John
Pine has been q suitor OF girl named Hubbard
who has rejected his addresses. SO much was he
affected by this that he has attempted once or
twice to take his own life. On Saturday last as
we are informed, he took o dose of laudanum,
but remedies were administered that saved him.
The fact that the parties lived IN the same house
she with her mother and he with her parents
brought them frequently In contact, and late last
evening he went TO q room In that part OF the
house occupied by her family ana asked her to take
walk with him. This she positively declined to do
when he drew revolver and threatened to kill her
II she didn't. She ned from the room leaving him
there He then threatened to kill himself and fearing
that he would do 1t, she opened the door which
she had closed behind her, to look In and see
and the ball took effect In her neck, innicting
wound which IL is feared will prove fatal. He then
discharged another barrel OF the revolver aiming
his own head, killing himself almost Instantly.
Drs. Davis, OF North Andover, and Lamb, OF
Lawrence were called to attend the girl, but
there Is little hope OF her recovery. Pipe,
who was about twenty years OF age, worked
In the machine shop OF Davis Furber and Is re-
ported to have borne good character. He had not
Is about the same age, was an operative in Sutton's
Mills, has been brought up In the town and has q
good reputation. she has brother younger than
herself.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
FIRES LAST NsHr.

In Chambers strect-Loss Five Thsus<nd
Dollars.
At halfpast eleven O'Clock last evening irc was
discovered In the Knickerbocker Mills. No. $50
Chambers street, owned and occupied by william J..
snn a Co., as a wholesale coffee and spice store.
The re was first discov cred on the rst door OF the
building-which is q four story brick-in the rear,
where there were six roasting ovens.
Mr.. Fitzgerald the foreman, reports that he saw
the place eecually closed at i've O'Clock r. NJ, and
he s unable to account for the discovery OF the nre
az that late hour. The re rapidly extended through
the moor TO the second story, where q large stock
was stored. The total damage to building will
Fire Marshal Bradsett and Deputy Fire Marshal
Hasey, were promptly at the scene OF the fre, in.
vestgating It's cause. As the principals OF the nrm
said largely exceed the loss, could not be ascer-
tained.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
LOUISIANA.

The state Auditor Indicted for Fraud-A
Colored Man Appointed his Successor.
NEW ORLEANS, March rs, 1869.
Upon statement OF state Senator Lynch, state
Treasurer Dubuclet and his chief clerk relative to
warrants drawn by Auditor wicknfYe for the
payment OF coupons frandulently issued the
Grand Jury to-day found q bill against the
Auditor for misdemeanor. II appears that the fraud
was discovered In January last but upon being con-
fronted with It, the Auditor refunded the amount OF
the coupons No disclosure was made until the 23d
INST. senator Lynch giving "a a. reason that he
feared the eject of exposure on the credN OF the
State The Auditor vacated his post to-day, and the
Governor has appointed L. T. Deaeslze, q coored
~ acting auditor
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Reciprocity Between Prince Edwards Island
and the United states Interdicted.
HALIFAX, N. s., March 25. 1861
The government Of Prince Edwards Island have
been notified by imperial authority that It Is not
competent for that Island to enter into negotiations
with the United States with a view to reciprocity
without the cooperation Of the other British North
American provinces.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

President Lopez Desires to Cedc Paraguay to
the United States.
LONDON, March Is, 1862
Buenos Ayrcs papers say it is rumored that Presi-
dent Lopez desires to cede Paraguay to the United
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
In ss. NIichaeI's Church.

About nal-past nve O'Clock last evening ore
broke out in st. Michael's Roman catholic church,
corner Of Thirty-second street and Ninth avenue,
caused by lighted candle ignitins the drapery Of
the altar. The fire department OF the neiRhborhood
were promptly on hand and extingyished the
tained. the property u insured for 100000 n city
companies.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

L0NDOxpEIRY, March 25.-The steamship Prus-
sian, from Portland, arrived ut this port to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
Capture OF q Cnrlist Leader,
ROME,

Foreign Sovereigns Invited TO q Representa-
ti0n in the General Council.
LONDON, March 25, 1862.
The Pope has invited the soverelgns TO send eccle-
sastics to represent them in the General Council OF
the Church at Rome.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

BITTEN BY MAD DoG.-A raDid dog yesterday az
.ternoon bit o boy named VIM. Moore on Broadway,
between sixty-seventh and Sixty-eighth streets.
Ocer Smith, OF the Thirty first precinct despatched
the brute with o bullet.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

American vclocipedcs. $50 to S120 each.
Discount trade schools Manufacturers licensed by
STEPHEN w. SMITH, 50 William street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

The Month Marched In LiOnIh W ama , ,hs ~
promises 10 90 out with buster thereby inc
VIZ hs ~ MaPTag es for 1852 from the sstabl FUTON
street These HAS ready be inspected and snec
OF for cash. are ndbably the elegantly stylis or
mems OF headgear ever sent by . manufacurerto ~
the gentlsmany heads Of New York society.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Ale and Wine vuuIts.-The Ale, Wine and
Liquor Busness In all its branches formerly conducted
BY John j. STAT Son. will be continued No. lis Cham
bers under the management Of JOHN j. STAFF.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

WIN. Taylor has Just Opened a Beaufii =
aseormsnt q German Surprise Notices, which he odersf
sae at low hgure-
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
ARKANSAS.
Outrngcs by the Militia In Crittcndon County
Negro Murderer Hung.

MEMPHIS, March 49, 1909.
Notwithstanding the civil law has been restored In
Crittendon county the militia are yet committing
many outrages, robbing and plundering indlscrimL
nately.
special despatch to the appeal from Little Rock
says that negro named Major Tatinu was hanged
to-day for tho murder OF Rev. Mr.. morrill, few
weeks Eincc.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Piles, Piles-Dr. Witmer,s p. SG s ssssnc.
VIII permanently Bleeding or Itching sncs 's'e
given Agent, l64 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

thousand guesses have been made at the ingredients of
SOZODONT the most wholesome and perfect dental purifier
the world has They all wrong by way Of
throwing little light the subjects, Ia announced
bcr inner bark OF the quaya saponaria
soap Of the Valley Of the Andes OF the
of that peerless dentifrice
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
SPAIN.


The Conscription Law and the Gevernment
ReQuIr ements.
MADRID. March Is, 1859.
The Conscription act, which was passed yesterday
by the Cortes, prescribes that no more men shall
be raised by means of conscrption than actually
required by the gover1.nent TO I'LL up the ranks Of
the army their standard strength. The Minister Of
War had previously demanded authority to raise
$4,000 recruits for this purpose
The Senatorial Term Uader the Proposed
Monarchy.
MADRID, March 25 1869.
By the draft or the new constitution presented to
the Constituent Cortes yesterday the Senators
be elected for twelve years. and not for thirteen
before stated.
Capture OF q Cnnist Leader,
MADRID, March 25.. 1862
Miramon, who was at the head Of band OF Car
lists near Ameria, has been captured. He made no
resistance, and his followers have dispersed.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

90 20 the Great Sale Of Fine Ready Made
Clothing, Gents and Boys,
BROKAw BROTHERS.,
"a Fourth venue, opposite Cooper Institute.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

A.-Gouraud's Lily White, Original, In
quantity and quality surprising the limitations 453 Broad
way and druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
The Mail Contract.

LONDON, March 25, 1862
The steamship companies which at present have
contracts for carrying the mails between Great Br
tam and the United States have declined to modify
the terms of their late contract as suggested by the
Post once Department.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

GOuraud,s Poudre subtle Removes Hal
quickly. 463 broadway
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

A Mild Tonic Beverage for All.
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT (pure imported).
% so per dozen. No. ~ Murray street
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

| ne. hy,.hed In 1SOO.-The Mctropolltan Job
| Prtptns Estabiishment 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Staetment Of the Bank Of England.
LONDON, March 25, 1859.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank of
England, made public to-day, shows that the amount
Of bullion in vault has decreased $4,000 since
last week.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

CrjstWdorr,s UncauaIled Hair Dyes-Sol
and applied Il his wig and Scalp Factory Nc sAsor Hous
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Gournud,s Liquid Rouge tor Pale Cheek
and lips ndeble mpar the blush OF the <53 Broas
way.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Bridal Flowers and veiIs-A Specially
New styles, rich and elepsni lusi rccsisef
A. BRAITEAU 1 Cd, formerly hodermsnn's,
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Hill, InimitnbIc Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
consult him for suitable style. studio 1855 Broadway
Shaving. Dyeing, 40
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Patent C.. Edi.efs 1s ~ scssr, sss,i,
ti6c American, 81 PARK row, NJ v,tcr d0rA' nsss ="
AMERICAN AND EUROP. xAn ~ ndaas ~ as and in
Opinions charge. pamphlet 70 Pasos Va -" - -
formation free. Address - above.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

wigs, Tsupees and Ornamental Hadr.-Best
quality Hair Dye and Hair .Dyeng, all coors BATCHEr
EOR'S, 16 Bondstreet
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Impcrtant Notice.-The Havana Lottery.
states stating the Royal Havana Lottery o Cuba would
Be discontinued authorised By the Administrator Of
the Lottery 10 that there truth whatever In these
repora TAYLOR a CO., 16 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Barker's Hirsufus-Warrnnted co Make q
Hair grow free from grease clean and refresh'ns- .
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

fashioned way al 81 e ger Saon Cal and sas%ine
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
ENGLAND.

The British Colonial Secretary and the Had.
son Bay Company.
LONDON, March 25. 1889.
Sir STAFFORD Northcote has advised the Hudson Bay
Company to accept the proposition Of Earl Gran
vile, the Colonial Secretary and cede their terrific
rial rights In British North America for $780, ooO
sdering IL the best offer they can obtain.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Duvjd,s Spring style of GcntIcmcn's Hat
soqk Broadway near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Hot House Strawberries for sale mt wm.
TAYLOR's Saloon, e65 broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
The Great Enigma.

The Great Enigma.
s0zoD0NT the most wholesome and perfect dental purifier
The world has ever seen They all wrong So By Of
th.. the bsr or inner bsrs Of the aaya ssponsr The
Of that peerless dsntifrice.
Ale and Wine vnuIts.-The Ale, Wine and
Liquor Business In all s branches, formerly conducted
by John J. stat Son. will be continued :, No rs Cham
american ycIssipsds.. $40 to s120 each.
s4ESHss ss
A mild Tonic geysrase for An:
s4so per % dozen. No. AZ Murray 1n '%gsessos ss1se,
A.-Gouraud's Lily white, Original, In
quantity and quality surpassns the limitations 4S3 Broad
way and druggists.
Gournud,s Liquid Rouge for Pale Cheeks
andps indsbe impars the blush OF the rose <63 Broad
Gonraad's Posdre Subtle Removes Hair
quickly. l5s broadway.
Geurnud,s Oriental Cream, 81 80 For Bot
te Ssa Broadway and druggists
BafcheIor,s Hair Dyc.-The Best In thc
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable insanans
BaIch,s 7. x. L. Rye whlakey .-DI.slIlsd |.
fisSSss issasa ;: .S .s '''
BALCH BROS. lIs Grcenwlcn srect
Barker's Hiryufus-warrnnsed TO Make the
Hair grow; free from grease, clean ana refresh'nE oH
Broadway.
Bridal Flowers and veiIs-A Specially
New styles, rich and eessni jas recsised.
A. BRAITEAU CO, formerly ho'dermsnnr
(yrsstndorn,s UrcausIled Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied II his wg and Scalp Factory Me- Anor House
Duvad,s spring style 0f Gcntlcmcn,s Hats
oqk Broadway near Duane street.
r.s. s.h,,.hed In 1sOO.--Thc Metropolitan Job
Printins EssabishmenL "a Nassau street.
90 IN the Great Sale Of Fine Ready Made
Clothing, Gents and Boys,
Io"0 BRoKAw BROTHERS.
~ Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute
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HOt House Strawberries for sale MT Wu.
TAYLoR's Saloon, s5s broadway.
kerconsui him FOR suitable style. studo 1855 Broadway
shaving, Dyeing, Ac
Important Notice.-The Havana LOTTERY.
ssss stating sSss ,he Roys Havana Lottery 81 Cuba would
authorised By the Administrator
The Lottery 70 state that there no truth whatever IN these
reports. TAYLOR CO., 10 Wall street.
NIissisQuoi Spring Water-OnIy Known
remedy 1r and all diseases of the kdneyA Sold BY
drussas Dspo. ssS Broadway. N.Y
Miller q Ce.,s Ladies', Misses, Boys' and
fnfans Boots and Shoes. MILLER Co., Union square.
Neasncss, Econeusy and Despatch Coubiued
- hs execusion q orders Metropolitan job Prnuas kaas
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Nfissisquoi Spring. Watcr-OnIy known
remedy and all diseases the kidney Sold
driwwiesa. Depot, 686 BROADWAY. n Y.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Neasncss, Economy and Despatch CoustIncd
IN the execution Of orderx Metropolitan Job Prinns R9Ab
usAmenA " Nasean street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Bafchelorss Hair Dyc.-The Best In fh
world The only perfect dye harmless reIiable nsssnan
Gus. Factory IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Gournud,s Oriental Cream, 81 50 Per b
tle l63 Broadway and druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Miller "a. & Css Iad,ss srsss Boy BOYS. and
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

Girl Shot by Rejected Lover, and tho
Latter Kills Himself.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

The Conscription Law and the Government
ReQuIr ements.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-14
CORRX d PITTSBUR
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
ect Monday, November ODD
EORTHwARD.


Takes effect Monday, November ODD It's
EORTHwARD
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 p. N; Clymet
(, 8: Panama 4.l5; Sherman 4.25; Summit 500
p M. Mayville 500 arriving at BroCton 100 pm.
Express train leaves Cory $50 A. NJ; Clymsr 800
Panan 10 10 Sherman 1875; SUNNI, 10, so May
Vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton u, 0 NJ
Mail leaves Cory ,I5.P. NJ, stopping at all sA'
tions, arriving at Brocton 4,50 p n.
SOUTHWARK.
Mail train leaves Brocton at 300 NJ, stoppins0 ~
all stations, arrives at Cory at Il, ,25 P. ~
Express leaves Brocton at 1856 P. NJ; MayviMe
81, ,25 !; Summit 3,45; Sherman 400; Panama - 4
Clymer 4,3S, and arriving at Cory ct sioh,I. i
! Accommodation leave. .Arqeton ~. ~
S3Is Gsnsl S.l0 Sn2sd 2Yss;asdcf} - =. =.
Passenger resve BUFFALO on the T0lsd6 4 ~ ~!
| or nar Fxrress conn citing at Br0ctou with ua1n
for Mayylle, sherma9 Panama, Clymer and CoTy3
connecting at ,rry w'th trains on the on Greek x
| r. Il 1itusviils, Miller, Pioneer ana ret Cenues
| il Ciiy ana Pittsburgh
Al,, Connect at Corry with trains on tne ruiz
| adelpha Cal .tOad, for Philadelphia ana Harris
hurg; and on the Al antic and Greit western hali;
| way for Union, VI, ,adville Greenville, Pa, ana
| Warren OHIO ard amestovn and Rand lph,N.f:
Trains leaving Uil City at o,i5 a. M, CORY at
q 90 n rn com eCtu2 NJ Rrocton with train on D. q
/ Z Il r. arriving in Buffalo A. 81 m. -,
| Trains leaving Oil City at 9,33 a m will connect
,-., I'll Train leaving Cory al 1.15 p m, con-
reet'ro With Express East on b. 4 E x, arriV'
ing in B fnlo al $50 y. n l.eavn Buffalo at 400
u riving at Cory at 10, 10 ?. m
4 81, connect at Nayville with STEAMBOATS, on
ChantauQua AXE during season OF navigauonl, fos
'1tiis''0 Va "'-N A. r. TREw. supt,
Janl Mayville, N. Y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-14

According to the New York Evening Post
The four great events Of the century arc
Nsrse's invention Or the Telegraph, the lay
iur If she Atlantic Cattle. death Of Slavery
In the United States and the completion of
the Pacific Ratroad