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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

Takes effect MONDAY. November 2td NGS
NORTnwATD
Accommodation leaves Cory 3.3) T. NJ: Cymcr
l., . ; Pan.ma AIS: Sherman 4,25; Summit 800
T. NJ Mayvillc $50 arriving at Brocton 100 y. N
Eyprcls train leaves CORY 93o a. ~; Clynr g,
Panh'pH 10, 10 Sherman 1885 SUNNI, 1850 Ma =
Vile lilo. and arrives Mt Brpcton II. NJ
Mail leaves Cory LIS y, NJ, stopping at all sta
tioIls arriving ut L;octon l5n r. VI
BoUTHwERD
Mall train leaves ErOctOn at 300 A. NJ, stopping at
| all -Nt,0us. arrives nj Cory at T., % =. 4.
Express leaves HrOrton nt 235 p H.; Mayville
| 3,.5 summit 81 Sherman 400; Panama 4, % I;
| Clyner i3S and A"riN Ing nj Cory nj sos p. NJ.
Accommodation l,Tves Brocton 100 p. VI, May.
vile $40. Summit Sip, Sherman SJ5 Panama $50
| Cymcr 9,ij, arriving AT CORY ut 10, oP, M
CuNTECTIoNs
i'assergor' '"Hvo !uiralo on the Toledo Exp.ess
or Day fxlrssS, cunm.ciinc at Rrocton witt! trrins
for MaSulle, sherman, Panama. Clynpr and Cory;
coaenpGG. n farH ssi %lh tleips ~ !h.Gii Cteh
Oil City ana Pittsburgh
Also. connecting at Cory With trains on the Phil
ade'phin 4 Fri" TOAD for Philadelphia and Iarri4.
'u'g; and on the Atlantic and Grc"i Western Rail-
way for Union, M'adviile. CrecGville Pa, and
warren, OHIO, and Jamestown and Rand, 'lpl n I.
Trains leaving oil City ut dis u. m. CORY at
go a m, connecting nj srocton with train On Is ~
L. Il. r.. arriving IN Buialo at 2io p. IN.
Trans leaving Oil City NJ nI3 m. will connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory n. lis p. M, con.
Meeting with Express East on h II X r.. arriv, ,
ing III Buffalo at G.51 p M Leaving Buffalo at 4uC
r. IN ri'iuI at Cory Mt L., 10 p. III
Also, cNnurct at Mayvillc with Steamboats, on
tlnutaulla Lake lcllrng season oJ raylsaIion 4
jamestown ana ha1drph.
a. II. TREw, supt,
Janl Nnyvilla N i
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HOTELS.
4 AAE EXCgsAEGE EEOTEr.

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NJ V. Mil bhh, Proprietor
The largest and most Commoiious Hotel in the
oil region. Fair on the BIdle reduced 10 Loardcr.
THIS hoisr is pie s.niy situated. rooms cool and
pleasant making il delightful Aotcl in all respect
Petroleum Centre April 16, 7Sig
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billiard ITEMS "A billiard tournaulru
viii he held in Chicago. on the 30 Of s;rr.
trmber to decide the championship OF The
three bali or French game. The winner OF
'le largest number OF games will be entitled
to receive tlc champion cue, together with
prize OF 500. the cue to be held suffice, TO
the customary conditions us to CHALET pes.
&c. Tie winner Of the second largest
number Of gaines will receive the scconed
prize, $500; the winner Of the third largcst
number, the third prize, $500; the
winner OF the fourth largest number. the
fO;irih prize, $500; the winncr of the fifth
largest nunbtr, the fifth prize, 5000. 1t is
also proposed 10 orcaniZr. during the tour
nament, n protective association of blliar d
players, the Object OF which will be the ey
tcntion OF a!d and assistance to billiard
players in the shape OF ompoymen, or
pccnniAry reliei, when necessary, toEethot
with such other advantages as arc alwaya
to bs derived ironi un effective organ izatiun.
The money accrn!ng from the entrance foe
Of iitty dollars ior each comp,ti'or in lie
tournament will he SGT aiart MS a permanen
fund Tor The association. The entries for
the tournament will close on the 2ls: q
August. 1869.
Amaich vii! shortly be made bctwac
Melvin Foster ond George Stoue 0! Nor
w'ch the former hpvins agreed to give tb.
latter the ojGa y digcount at the tnieo bal
sa;nc. The aoatestanls will be plaza the
beet in elove,, eStioa OF twenty-five poln :,
each on the 25th for ;:2GO side.
Tho second tournament for the cham,
onship OF Maine will colnmrnco at Port Ian,
OH the 81 Of August.
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RAILROADS..
DUfFAiO AND ERIE RAILMUA,,

ID On and after Monday, Nov. 2hr; -lAGS
'asscpgcr Trains will run ON this,tpad as follo;.s:
LEAVE fRis--aOIN1 EAST.
a.aN A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping ut
A'NV Ripley, Wcstfcld Dunkik and silver
creek. arriving ut i'uflalO at d.45 A. NJ
ee\,SS a. NJ. NEW YORK EXPRESS, sirr
sV'''' Ping at wcstficld, Brocton. Dunkirk, : :
.. vcrcreck and Angola, arriving in Dul,'
at 10 T. NJ
-..s, ?. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, s,oi
se'S' pin. at Nortieaat, Wcstiicld, Broctuui
Dunkirk and s'iiycrcrcek, and arrives IA
Buffalo at lo.45 p. NJ.
600 oS u :osdi MA ASp s !'.,SSc AScoMS"p sy5I,SD
3i5 bsss.I M p1T S,J% xfEEss i,0BHTsg, B,ns,,s AZ
Si!ycrcrcCil aud Al COLA, arriving at BL,
flo at 100 T. VI.
LEAVE UFFALO-GoISu WEST
lbseS !. NJ. DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
s~'~| goln, Silvcrcreek. Dunkirk, Broctu,' ,
Wc-licld and Northeast arriving at Era,
Mt a,i5 7. NJ.
G.1ksAP Nj, NAIL AND ACCOMMODA
T'OU TI0N, stopping At all stations, arrivin.;
at Erie at S,5o p. NJ.
f,,lSh A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping II
T''sV all stations, Pud arriving ut Eric ~ lO,.a
s.sssa i NJ. STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, sror
S'TV PIN; Al Angola, eilyercreek, Dunkirk,
BroCtcn, We-'feld and Northeast, arriv.
lug AZ Ttic u. / 2n A. N.
fubfA i. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping ~
d,DV si.yercrS.l;. Dunkrk and Ncstfed, ar.
ri'ng nj Er.e at lilo A. NJ.
E,Alrond time is 10 minutes faster thSn Eiic tim.
II n BROWN. Uenl Supt.
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WARREN 3 rBANKIlN, FlRMEPs AND OH.
OEEEG RAlilS'ADS GO,;SOLDATED
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y LARGE amouat Of colintcrtuit money is
in circulation. Of denominations large and
small, anl executed SO shi!irnliy aa to iln-
pose upon The mos. experienced. The brst
iuG;ycl'y'. .,,v.'ry arc >...-- Victims Snd
We advise all husiros7 man to take every
prrc0u.ion against having the really filthy
,uCrc pllmca ~ On them.
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-Die Notwithstanding, ,pel9e
anfdnst TN eren Yolitifern einiee6 &opfz
serbre6en i'll MAIDEN unp aud 10 man9e
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rem, pdbrenc man Der freimiQieen Gin
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sprd, SIC nntersetdneten aneencamen. Der Rteltee
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enbanbi A ~ uuterj etd uen unO fa bur& Mennuns
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A~gaeuteu bes EprbbcutIden 21ruo fir ben ppa.Enwet'
fanss.Verte9r.
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@oncil 1T er1fnet trorcen. Mn Der
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gum Nu5brud tcoter Sceen uno tooter
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Sfenbarunsen ielbit Inn 70 unp 70 riele
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go. 1873 Dritts @trabs,
10. 3aul, M,u"e'ofa.
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s sag i ss:ser SeaI tn1 Sf sai ing a nc, n1nsst oefs:r ssr*
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ss 0uxItx setr Bensmters auae eaeute aOeaitl fSnnen
esetastt ia 0sls Bet ans ~snsssfsks ~essen.
BtQ{us 8rsS II. Dunbar.
Str. StaaRn Sbli9ationen.
,.Sess urs ansers Der. @taaten 8ssss saufea uas
-"~s lB{QtW9 Brp4 Il. Dunblr.
@olb unp @ilbsy.
21tnst uns etnbetmtlde gaansea t5nnsn gum bSafea
dEsaa4e in Faster sels um gefest perben bet
BtQius Bros u. Dunbar.
Sic G%insiebuns Don Grbl9aften
4..p sas rsn:aas sss %fsnRhIesn Ssssssa"ssn in sasa
WiQius Bro'5 II. Dunbar.
GpQmadtem,
asstcn{qeint; ge.si$ tststaanss:, sSensnass. uaS an:
e. sess !s' H str st@tssS!s!sisit a%setissttst wy N"'
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@iaivs Bru;y II. Dunbar.
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,dFsee Observation-Disclosures; ese"'S BITE
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exf tste tupo,betartfae @ia,rsei..
@tQ;us Bre's u. Dunsar.
Geloer in Deutl9lane
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Mc&ara9 nteeerseless merben. tpmte ourd unS IN
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-05

Iron the Cincinnati Commercial Jan. IL
for several weeks past the gossips OF fashion
6pie societies have been busy circulating the re-
port that, with the close of the year 1865 several
parties were 20 be made happy by the tying OF
ouplus Knot That their rumor proved to be cor
rect II Is needless 10 state.
Az Christ church. the north side OF Fourth
street, between Sycamore and Broadway at four
O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon there gathered o
large assembage OF ladies and gentlemen, IN
vied guests, who were present 10 witness the mar
rage ceremony OF John q. lsham TO Miss M. Emma
Hughes. Shortly after the appointed time the
osan welding March" was performed upon the
organ, ana In marched the happy couple accom-
panied BY the father and mother OF the bride. as
attendants. The imposing ceremony OF the Episcopal
Churcn was performed by the rector OF the church,
Rev. william A. Snively, and the pair were joined
together IN the holy bonds of matrlInony.
The second ceremony was that OF the marriage OF
Mr.. Thomas ii. Caruthers TO Miss Lizzie, second
daughter 0f Mr.. John q. jones' which occurred ut
ST. Johns church, the southeast OF Seventh
and Plum streets. In spite Of the unfavorable
weather and the fact that none but verbal invita-
lions were issued the nuptal ceremony was per-
formed In the presence OF large and very fashion,
able congregation. Some time before the designated
hour-halfpast seven p. M.-the friends OF the high
contracting parties began arriving some on foot
but the majority In carriages, and when the doors
were thrown open for the expected party to enter
every pew mad Its occupants and many stood In the
asles. me service OF the church (EpiscopaD Is
sweetiy ana solemny pronounced by the pastor, Rev.
Mr. Eiii0tt and then the ncw.y married couple. with
their attendants, slowly descend the aisle enter the
carriages at the door ana rapidly driven to the
residence OF the brides father, where reception Ia
given them, part cipated In only py the relatives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-05
Asuppossu new Yow swMDlsa ARRESTED IN ATLANTA, GA.

[From the Atlanta (Ga.) Intelligencer, Dec. 81
On Monday man, BY name J. M. Perkins, called
at the well known house of Moore b Marsh, OF this
city, presenting letter dated New York and signed
.Chares II. Ludington, Of the firm OF Lathrop,
Ludngton Co." This Is an old house In New York
and business house. The letter was not such, as
10 writing, composition, paper or envelope as
large house would use. Mr.. Perkins stated he was,
as the letter represented, from Massachusetts had
come South to purchase cotton. After some CONVEX
satiOn he went out. In the Afternoon he returned,
sought an interview with Mr.. Marsh and requested
him to accompany hun to the bank and Introduce
him. This Mr.. Marsh declined dong fer reasons given
him. During the afternoon Mr.. Marsh, hearing
or Knowing that Mr.. Perkins had visited the
establishment Of Messrs. Chamberiin 4 Boynton,
called over to see them. Mr.. Perkins had been there
and brought to them q letter the same In contents
with the tne to Messrs Moore q Marsh, signed
"Edrige, OF the firm Of George Bliss 4 90. "a New
York house Mr.. Perkins requested Mr.. Boynton to
Introduce him at the Georgia National Bank. Mr..
Boynton conserved, nothing having been said as TO
what business N Perkins wished transact at the
bank. We thuk Mr.. Boynton left the bank imme-
dlately after the Introduction. Mr.. Perkins drew
from the bank $1,000 Mr.. Marsh thinking over the
matter was convinced there was something, at
least not satisfactory, called at Messls Chamberlln
y Boynton's, and learning what had been done at
The bank called consultation with Mr. B0yntOn
and decided upon his arrest. Mr.. Marsh called at
the National Hotel, ana finding Mr. Perkins there he
was carried to the bank and his arrest made by
Ol1cer Murphy.