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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

The work of counting the $75, 900, 900 in
gold in the Sub-Treasury will be completed
10 two weeks, by three clerks from the
Treasury Department, whereupon Judge
Folger will receipt TO Gen. Butterf ell fol
the amount, in due form.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

The Oil Creek ami Allegheny River Rail-
road Company reduced the freight tariff
On general merchandise from ten 10 TWEEN ty
Sper cent. day or two ago. The tari* is
Stete.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

Connumdrnm by clergyman at q dinner
party: "why don't they build mills on the
lower Mississippi" Answer: "Dam 1t they
can't" Response by lady of the party
"Why does the devil never skater" An
swer: ''HOw in-caD he"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

Capt West, the man recently reported
murdered and whose bat was found shot
through. has recently been seen at Sny-
dersburgh, Clarion county, wearing Scotch
cap. His mysterious disappearacs was
most likely dodge Intended to accrue to
bis benefit financially.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

Vincent Collyer has brought TO San
francesca petition, setting forth taat
British Columbia is wearied of English
reigu, and wants to come to hail Colum-
bia
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

SHERRY IN TITUsvILLE-Sherry's fa-
nous Opera Troupe open season Of the
atrical amusements at Corrnthian Hall,
Titusyille, CONNIE encing tonight.
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Two colored gentlemen playing billatds
in Detroit quarreilsd. One hit the other q
tremendous blow over the head with the
but end Of q cue, which made the splinters
fly, wheroupon the assailel darkey paused
TO remark, ''Now, Sam, stop, and less rea-
son dis yere thing little"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

QUITE number Of new wells will soon
b. tested on the territory near Oil City
An increase of production is looked for.
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TIE weather is quite pleasant.

NuNBERs of engines and well rigs being
hauled through the streets be!oken lively
times in oil developments
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

Underclo;hing in large quantities at Lam
mers & Aldrn's
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The old estapished house of Owen CAT,
feny, is acknowledged by all to be the place
to find pure and unalulteraled wines and
liquors. [nov. l9lm.
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For Groceries AID Fruit 20 to Shults.-
He has Crenberries, Apples, Pears, Ches-
mats, Sweet Potatoes, Candies, and every
thing you can ask for, at Wholesale and re
tail. Prices low. noy.l7-tf.
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Divine Services.

MED L EnlhN ChU hCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and :
ocleek p. b.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath ct II A. NJ. and
"a T. N. Sabbath School at l2ls p. M.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
ed to.all.
REV. c. d. HEARD, Pastor.
sTS PETER AND PAULS .(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 a. m.
Vespcr and Benedic.ion Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

Full assortment oil Diaries for 1870, just
tianery aud Variety Store. [nov.23!t
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The largests stock and best variety eve
offered on Oil Creek, is at GafTrny's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

KID GLsAEs-A large assortment, g
sLamc!s & Aldeu's
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500 barrels CT caoice Winter Apples a
Wachter Il Feliers.
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Buckshin Gloves, cheap, at hammers &
Aidcu's
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-24

500 barrels or choice Wiater Apples, al
Wachter & Fel.ers
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% Orders taken for slits and fits guaranteed
at hammers & Allens.
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DR.. Livngstona's last African discovery
Of tribe that lives altogether in under
ground houses. Some excavations are said
to be thirty miles long aud have running
rills Ia them. A whole district can stand
siege in them. The '.writtingsn thereon,
ne has been told by some OF ihs people, are
On wings of animals, and not letters. They
are said to be very dark, waii made Goo
grapers and ethnologists will look with i'm
patient interest for further information con
cerning this remarkable people.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACciDENT.-A ter
rble railroad accident occurred on the P.
x E. Railroad last night between Sheffield
and Pattoaia, caused by collision be-
tween the mail train going east and a
freight traia coming west. Five passen-
gers were killed outright, and large num-
Der severely wounded, some OF then NOR
tally. Up to the hour of going to press We
bavs not received the full particulars OF
this heart-rending occurrence.
| Since the above was put in type We have
received the following list of the wounded: :
Jshn SpatIord, mail agent, hurt in side ard
head; Il. Horro! fireman, arm and hip; NJ.
Mclaughlin, engineer Of mail train, side
and hip; j. McGevelneY, baggage master,
head and side; a. Quirk, newsboy head
j. Kline, Warren, arm broken and hnrt in
b cad; d, 7. Hall, Kane, hrees, and head ;
DR.. Bullitts and |. Burke, flremen. both
hnrt in head; - CuIberison, Telegraph re
paircr, bruised; one uukn0wn hart in
treas t.
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If you would make II pre- ssnt to friend
give one of Kelleys's German Silver Lamps.
GaGeny's is sole agent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-19
The CITY Amusements.

AT TIE CHBsNUT Boucicault's drama OF Hunted
Doun will be performed this evening by Miss Keene
and her company. laughable cOmedietta will con-
clude the entertainment.
AT THE WALNUT Mr. Booth will appear this even
ing In The Stranger and Don Cesar de Bazal Othelo
s announced for tomorrow.
AT THE ARCH Progress viii be repeated this
evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE an
amusing minstrel performance will be given this
evening.
THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTURES will opep this
evening at the Academy of Music, with Miss Anna
Dickinson as the first of the umnaries in Mr. Pugll's
list. Miss Dckinson's subject is ''Whited SeDul-
Chres," and the substance of her discourse will be
facts and opinions about the Mormons.
The second lecture will be delivered on Thursday
evening next by Mr.. II. j. De Cordova Subject
"The Sham Family at Home"
Dr. E. ii. CHAPIN will lecture this evening at Con-
cert Hall. The subject chosen by this distinguished
orator is Building and Being" Or. Chapns fame Is
so widely known, and his eloquence so highly appre-
Ciated by our citizens that we need only announce
his appearance to insure him an appreciative au-
dience, and rare treat may De expected by those
who attend
THE CIRCUS ia now in its last week on Eighth street.
between Race and Vine, and those who admire first
rate equestranism should take advantage of the few
remaining opportunities. There will be a grand
street parade tomorrow up Vine to Fifteenth, to
Calowhi to Twentieth, to Arch, to Thirteenth, to
Spruce, to Fifth, to Vine, to Eighth. Performances
will be given every afternoon and evening
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sary for the heroine to appear in quite such A dis
tressing condition. The part OF ',Eyar was very wei
performed by Miss Price, who in the delightful iite
love scene OF the second act played with great feel
ing and tenderness Mrs. Thayer as 6Miss Mvr-
nie," misunderstanding oldHmaid, was admired as
usual, and Mr.. Hemple as "Bunnythorne, retired
contractor, had part exactly suited
to him, and he appeared to excellent
advantage, as he always does In such circumstances
The honors OF the evening, however, were carried
off by Mr.. Mathews, who made great deal OF the
small part OF "Lord Mompesson," and gave the best
and most careful piece of acting of the evening
The rest Of the characters were cYedably sustained
and that is about as much as can be said Most of
the parts appear to be capable Of greater elaboration
than was bestowed upon them, and there was little
attempt at genuine character-actng. except in
the instances we have mentioned
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DIED.


BRoWN;At st. Louis, Mo- on the morning Of the 18th
city ssf
CLAGH0RN.-On Sunday morning, the 18th instant,
J0HN " OLAGHORN, in the sist year of his age.
tis relatives and friends invited to attend the fune
raj from his late residence No 1000 Arch street on
Meanesday afternoon the goth instant at O'clock with
out further notice.
,CQURTNEY.-on Monday, the 18th instant, Mrs.
mAHf OUKIhEf, wife OF the late Samuel Il. court
ney, in the Goth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral her late residence,
O'Clock.
TETLOw.-On the 18th instant, EDWARD NIT.
CHHLL, of John and Fannie Fetlow aged months.
The relatives and friends family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the parents resdeuco
O'Clock To proceed TO Mount M0riRh Cemetery
HUBBS.-On the 18th instant, Mr. JOHN II. HUBBS.
The relatives and friends the family also Girard
Mark Lodge. No. 2l4 aud Soomuns Lodge, No III A. Y.
NJ, are respectfully invited atte7d the funeral from
his fatherinaws residence hr avid Bird), No 1913 n.
further notice. To proceed to laurel Hill Cemetery.
KNEASS.-On the morning Of the 10th instant,
CHARLES LOMBAERT, infant son of William Harris
and Amelia Siryker Kneass.
BE- MASONIC NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF
SOLOMONS LODGE No. "A, A. Y. NJ, and the Order
in general frRternay invited meet AT the Masonic
Hall, CHESNUT Street on THURSDAY MORNING at
10 O'clock to attend the funeral of Brother JOHN IL.
HUBBS.
By order of the w. NJ
" CHARLES Il. KINGSTON Secretary.
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appearance in q new athletic performance, un-
like anv otbe, In which anybody else has ever
appeared. Iknow this to be fact, because the
advertisements say so. The brothers are now
eight in number FIVE young men and three lads,
ali in prime condition. ALI BABA.
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WHAT IT Is NOT AND WHAT IT Is.-Thcse truths are
setevident. PHALoNs ErrALGA OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR Is neither sticky like molasses nor muddy like
Eutterpudde. II is the contrary genial fluid, clear,
lmpd aromatic harmless, and will restore to gray hair,
whisers Boards and mustaches their original color
Certainly as snnshine melts the snow
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'' Mary Warner"


"Mary Warner Who's Mary Warner" l
Heard a theatrical critic ask the other day.
MARY Warner" whoever she is made her first
appearance in this country last night at Booths
Theatre, and was very well received by large
audience. With the drift of the play, that por-
ton of the public which attends much to the
atrical matters is already sufficiently familiar.
To describe the drama as sort of female
Tioket-of- -Le0re effort, is entirely too loose and
careless generalization. 1t is MARY Warner"
however from first to last, and her mingled for
titude and tenderness in one of the most trying
situations that can be conceived of, lend q
sad and sweet interest to the creation both
of the dramatst and the actress. Meanwhile
the masculine Batemans, both pere and
f,ere, are as anxious about the news
paper criticisms fastened upon their cele-
Lrated kinswoman as though she were
still a promising debutonte of eighteen about to
appear in Geraldine. If any critic prove re-
calcitant. understand that the old gentleman
whites a very sharp stick and Immediately
seeks public and argumentative interview with
him. , r,..,,.
who have been practising all spring and summer
in Mr.. Ethan stones Equine Gymnasium, AT
Possaie Falls, are soon going TO make theiI
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DRY GOODS.
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MAREeIED.

CHAMBERS -BROwN.-On the 5th instant, at tn
Broad Street H. Parsonage No. 1909 Christian street
by hey Samuel Irwin, Mr.. JAMES CHAMBERS to Mis-
MARY BROWN, oil Of this city.
mOORE-LARER.-On the 2qth OF July, 1852 by Res
q. w Quick, In the Church of Our Saviour, HENRY T
MOORE to MARY p. LARER, all OF Philadelphia Pa.
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CITY ITEMS.

FE S 4 @:s s as % ag @ o.c ss "s
@ @1s 5S e Of 1S, si s YouFT Z;
BOYS CLOTHING, READY.MADE and Of 1tseriaS Ia The
Piece 10 S made TO order comprising many entirely aee and
sE- Samples Of Materials sent By mail ohen desired
HAIT;xAT tshH BE- BETwEES BENNTEGT TGT$n 4 G29. 2r,
SiTta streets. sis MARSET sraEET,
AND 600 BROADWAY NEW YoRK.
GROVER 4 BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machine,
GET TIE 5Ess9H faEhs% sSy MRGH1NE
salesroon, SSs SScllSit NO "a CHESTNUT Street.
ozARINE SUITS,
Carrs Melton Suits,
Scotch Cheyot Suits,
Plaid Cheviot Suits,
Fancy Plaid Suits
a I CHARLES STOKES,
No. 6i Ohesnut street.
JEwRLRY.-Mr William W Cassidy, No. II South Second
street. has largest most attractive assortment OF
fine Jewey and Sverware in the city Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed de also mas large STOCK
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prcea visit his store s sure to result IN pleasure
and profit.
OF THE SEASON.
LARGE LOT OF
FALL oYERCoATS,
Together With
AN IMMENSE NUMBER
WALKING AND DRESS SUITS,
AND Also
COATS, PANTS, AND VESTS
INSCMERABLE,
Row selling at
LOWER PRICES
than the same goods offered at by any other house
the city, At
THE PEOPLES GREAT CLorRrNG WAREHOUSE,
OAK HALL
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN.
, 1869-08-08

cars ht a.; ~ cars anl sc tr cc.l: s. .ass aod
LOO bu OATS e c.ss r!e md Ia. hurley.
The ai1enl.ucr eh Change to-day WAS Eo2d
.rd rhe leading graiu nra1krts were ch1rscte.tzed
i, ,atr ,egree at settyity At he.tes prices.
rate fretahts were Qusc1 End shale e1s:et,
with eku,ers st ave for wheat. and s8e ios oa;s,
~, s,tnrn. ard SIC for oats and 3hc for wheat to
t;r,.1o \, x,t}, In all there ~eEe dFe charters
u,,haines wen rpsettlrd and Irregular. aaA the
s.1s ~, ton am,.ex s.alt To estaht&sa any Qlota
bic change Ia yaIuet. slns!l ios fon NJ viva
ear11. md II the clos $te@ sa9 ooEAosa ~. ~.
Of 1uo nt,. SONG hod<zs Wcre 2sE1oR sI't's .no
osneEs sl-os for old wtneA
1he demand for ttoNI Has n3nI Afo ~ = W.
e.a1 ,rIps uuotauuns' Fefts nom1aa''3 'ue 1ae -
on Friday. New winter e1tr-a ns oous.sv
1,y,ug. an, the niartet for neslutn aha luz ei7as.
i, Mi, and a ahade ea=.er. We phe sales OF
rtrr winter e1traa Fl FAN: teu ~'nef
extsas II yZ1ak; spring G1naes ~ s's~ -.
IbQ. nd Qpsouud extIs NJ
eal<s Include the following: Hhse H'a"1-
~ t.1s Peat" 1t $3.50. Red Winter taa1s-O
t,rls nos named II $7l1S. sssfl& EA.@iS -.
Urls t- Cu.<1 Choice Extra" ~ S.-t"' !~ 49,
"chIeaao fsantlsrd" At - Is; so osls no' na.su
tialO~: r., bsts to n II Is; to e'''s ~ ~
uss.. no At s. sH Tn+ouna apnDI-sS" hlis no$
nan I'd II Is ao 100 tels 10 At s1es S1FinK super
oles-1uJ iris not natsl II aoo, TotA- Eooo bs1s.
n. v1%ions ue1r very quiet: holders. IN s'e~ OK
tlc 'tght Etecks, not being anxious 10 !T''" e1'es
T:.e transactions were ue sEre ani ronnHs"t 10 -
ca M aomurr renak rexI .ar1 II shc; = ICY
twc+t p!xAIet hams 1t 17%c; sl0oo ia dry sa'tel
AhtG,ders, yesterday aft~ruono, At latc we
liutv the Inafxet at The cksAc Inactive ut if7t III
s.. 7..3 1+.s for trtss p4,Tk t.tA1tc for dry rst-
ri rhruil,~rs: rsitsl9c for Anl; IsSeA11 A- foF
sweet .iclAd kxu.s: l6sc los rough s,l'A: ,5:4,@
lie I.r khufs rtb tulldrs; a! lie lux tnos cttTI.
TAl.u~ Ltenay at lEtilGc, HHa f.%+
III 100 rkss city nj lIkc Gr't--
notnn u At F.Ehc. ~ 70 HHai'ly.
Tie ilii; A.,s14t Eerxs a,rrs tire fnlth"tnE ~
thr ,ntAl sAlpnlrnts nj pE1nls irsn Tins p'at
since ihr lat IT SnyrntSe. l-ss., ~ A"gr1 .,
l-f1 II. -!t.,sr; Alss, rctni.l1l.!sr An.i'tptua:
, 1869-08-08
FlAyIbG WITH Pn!snH.
Tie Danger or " "Foolinso With Drnss-A
Young n1nn Staeiy ehnilrs oil
tLe .tfortAI Coll.

Medicine is certainly . very imperfect science.
II LID as many theuEies as theology nns doctri2ts
It has lad a. nAnJ phases As poiluca 1t n5s To-
,.ar ~ .1auy sthopls As tiisr!ptea Hat whEc "r
NAV doubt Ind dlszusi the doctors, there Is a.
WHY'S one thing TO ee borne II ni3d-htTFF toA< an:
,rr 10 rfs vu the sair as, sud make your nesicne
last ~ }opK ~ soaHIE.i. 1ee l2ttss e9urst boto
sale and economical Ii II especially The ca+s'
a, ksa frvn, sulue druggists 10 vrnd tlrtf com
p,ura. IN the city III chicago THUS much ioF
A. II. Matthews Is d lnelooklnp Ara In
1cii,rehI young uRI' although u late hc hIa heGs'
trltIfed with tte .I.1s11tr compliant When IN
vt~s b<.i'h ~ Kept ssAs fof Urn ,o''e s1n,, "!r,
vi ~r, tts principal tusal.ss wa+ tfe's!nK vsrous
,.octuls, uLA titaihll,. !ntsauttAie pse*fF F1tons
~ .u,ltle Matthews tfcrcsst the numtrs o. MS
IL luIt, X, his ,,ses-< continued to .eeeerate-
+ n.ly. III }rtl.fliaJ iueFniHQ, is oh'Ain'sl q
r.,t,i.Ii,tcn ir afruT1c'i hlGI Temporary rrllss
!. ", : s! a'9s rsn' t +
,r7pr,st sDd hA., ass prescription ntl,@i lie took
Its n.r~. fr.t hetser' ana ttuH s.oss!ize4,t
ali s+r tlsr tnr thi+ much H.'sl, NO 10" -
u-t rvsta'nis p,etfaeo grtatvt iinrfo'r ~, -
lsn drt{ u! iAa.t2num have f1at rtlec .a' aroi's
viii rrftuItls !nsAr lie d ~rll 3EAn." ...
ii was plain .tutrtion t,f arithmetic. and ono
NIL oily easily rofs,t, hu& ~ tax4y cas1ae'l lh&o
execution. No 3oaux Mntthcss ~'uGtIt to he
~,eer ihnn hls HtntSat!Uu, hnd sNal!o"esl sAo
.out ups huur ni,rs soung Matthews ts'olEht
10 put w ene<tua- run 10 his cDtIHa4h1, [fllco-
fnsu hxrI@tIct3 sIu,nd IL The nrtHtI1rhSui Tttrc
Matthews .xarArtl. III. services WERE nettle,i 10
tatvx .IEunkrn tuan an ~ FROM the sups herr 10
wur then .,u.. The y llertnan procIs-dcd 10 III
rptt hesr hr wa- d'Ft,ted. and io''n man eS1.
,irntly rsu}tned With l!lIof. Ne SHOOK hI'n NJ
kicAtti hIu, he struck hin, nnd riEsttt1 ~ tho+e
most pu.ytlpg and G4:,rtltratr Ma}s which police
men use on such uerAshnA Hut no Tefpoh.e:
The man was either DEAL or vtiy ncal IL An
ap1thtr15y happened by. And hAld iha1 sne sesp'
lLs man was n.t dIuus~ but poisoned
fhe aIuth-car, u ntcs E''t . stfooE encs,e.
an, nv. II To The victim. 1t kcttd m Anii0te
an! iroHcht }l;1 l,rK tU LIE. For lung ulur htf
mind vas confuAed. IN the meantime be wa'
txken 10 the Afmory. walked or!skl{ azoall! ths
r0olu; Hp,l Nsa nnally e.Mt.lEd to ahAke OF tht
deadly lethatEy. At the nrrt lucid ints1sai+ u
prov ri himself to be Mathews. and that ne att
10 insrn:!ou VI Killing hnst4f but only 1as L.!
to cure .-...
Iu pIxyiI.g eth the doctors, don't oPcI'ate !on
owp rune. but aiAays Like o DISCOUNT Wlse.hc
, 1869-08-08

hNAr,-u at ul,u,ts Was nnde yesterday after- |
noon, At NJ. %. staff Street between t"o pla; ;crs
II Jt,lIu Sa1tt atlas The Unknown. from Paterson.
n D. ati! ftnl,eEt Cry, Of LaSalr. Ill. The tlen
cutIitl LOT lc more e.enly !na;ched aod she game
will be very exciting, aud ~ t0th men nAse s
ercnt n,auy a4rnrers R1h,d deal nl money wiz
t]uubtles ss change hands Ur the result. The masch
$ fus ssth The rum Of so n nos IN In the hands
j. t1es*e Itowr, who Il agreed upon IS ma sIke.
hll.:-r; The remainder OF tho money IA III le pat
VI IN Mout!av, beireen tho hours OF anil p NJ,
Al III s.atu s,rrt The gam. y 10 L., pia, Cd % m
III. ,7,nlting gThund. cf Rove Aetsey on EHe"-
day, the 10th inst. at oc!lck j. H.
Mr. "s11LIGHY,'' a correspondent Of THE
~s.tCxK, ulahts the iosnwirS J-.stiGtn. inquiry:
Car 9ou inio1is. re viz = !: tNat tasa ~ a1u -.
lor ed 10 E1nke on The 1ruul 81 IN" s.feck
raH. i believe the companies ksfs-. .n'.:.e
posted on sutne 4. not all o: the'f cara 70 me
rtsecr that 10 suokns - s!o"e1 si a 1saI nos~1,n
he'rs manifested as 70 laces comfort. thef oesng
cithrr con pe'd 70 leave the car cr Ut hna fnhnle
iac IN, kc.- think the con'lnsozs shnu'd b. Gu
joincn 10 caryy uh 'he TuIcA OF thu cum1anv.
rspcciAlly If,u.c OF the hess slil is.llIold Nus
you rlrn4s call at.tLtlon 10 this pulsancr, xou
oth6r."
At II o'C1fcr YESTERDAY morning Dire hyoke
mi IN lie tMltey ,,t p4t incls Of Chspn i Wells
rr1fre manutuctorr. on Clark street. between
Fuurittull, aud Fifteenth II started near she
Icing nrsbso,, ,Sqss l ns,aine ny 1;a.
tUt i raftasp rfor aud than!n / Wells stah'es
rtr tutaliy titafn'.ed. The loss IS estinafea ~
Sih, ,s4at 1t1t buildings ~rr' OF wool but 1nuch
SulLahle uAchlhery MI lplufca-
LIST svxpAT MoHs:Su. Elisha T. Deal who
| kcels Il rtots4IAv ktp.- II NJ 81; West Late
sir. IT, had HI. lace tykrn luto nnI Ftet Q! sl91
Crawford nn l.c'.r' t-ra .foE7! ~'ere 9sfes:+l o..
| tile charge nt err :nl'I!rx this burglary :nr9
~.tc lo.'sei IN i.Ir AFhor.. and WILL oe tfsra 70
| tuos1UN.
TIE MEursna oj tho Irish Rifles are requested
| TO s-rr1ribr Mt .h~ir urnnTT Ia tu Uniform. IN,
aI,.r,uut, Il, O'clock rhrrP, Tor l1~ purpose o.
hx*'stihr y she CEREMONIES " ,a.'uG M .me c " -,
, 1869-08-08

much enjoy Eent fsotD kceing for tie Ora. tt1ne
two hearehiy bodk-s meeting each Other With
extended IHltA -..a.-
ol tho "luunnoua lune," but, whatrrtr It was II
failed 10 show ttetn uted INF sElll aiso VI a,tro
pomleal calculations ~ my haad @ tfe q
nomlcal editor. l iAaled utterly could not n2-
UTE out the -suns right a1censlon, oecAuSc thf
sun, tu1se2h Of ascending. kept on going 10 n; ;
mud tue sAuc t7as TIE Care With the moon Nor
could or 6usIc dtsSDseE Ihc moons paFa.lax. nor
the moons apparent horn angle; thea things We
A!oIE the read, and may Jet he fonnd and put into
some elserratoJ, Perhaps q Cottage Grove,
- "ush Sa.e we wlll 20 there 70 - .ee tt them:
that his table would show Us the portions Of the
sun'a dlkc covered In di9tta nad parts Of niV!ts:
tween III and the sun. could not see the latter
At AlL much les1 the dlg!ts: aud when tho moon
uoved away, the snn vas ioo bright Tor u to
see even the Old spots which he has On hts face,
TIC corn This eeasun. ..-....
toid susie 10 look for the other phenomeua.
Teal from 5nur Paper that We could See Mercury
snd venus- snsje OBJECTED 70 both. Her folks
hFn al hona.Tathk, and repldlate mercury IL
e.ery torn aud under ~ crcumssanecs, even IN:
lad seen he wnite rawp." the Black Crook, +"
snd The "fory Thieves" need not be 70
e iee aaa ks1Sa 5ps S1s e p
poIlts, tne, opportunity paaseti. sni l taw
esrh .,thrr, md tue latter snone out ~ nala and
tie ih1ug was over. ! lu4a xitnessed M eclipse
scientifically. uld u course ILL much Wiser ih*n
thug more tnuu y oulb have done, nor pcrhAps
~ lIIurh, Alh thy stieutinn nut been Diverted
Moking fur thS lli..os' The !une: ,ho ai5it. IT,,
lhe AsecItl1nF force Of boa} fhat IL go'1g 'io"n
hill most rapidly.
,ura art,elu iii uv-r. md found Two p,'ttA an
NtcA nR& CunyiiCrd hr hAA tho truU Ind Ills