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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
AT SING SING.

FOR sALR-An elegant oauy seat Abou Of 6ns land
beautifully located commanding ridge within miles Of
the Depot with eIeaded views Of tho g,o snd the surrounding
eouutty. lawn planted with 100 besides
VARIETY Of aud ornamental towering shrubs berbi
plants The fruit consists Of the best
standard apples aud peaches pums cherries
bkbe rupberrs, goeseber 'trswoercs eurrsus &c The
roads And ba the thorough and covered with
the kind Of gravel used the Cens Park The buildings are all
built In 1885, House has &c with an abundsece OF closets
windows incos & Hot aud cold water bath
AMI furnace Carriage house stable &c. ore building Soi0
with for coachmau and gardener The whole property IN per
feet order aud immediate can be nye can be
seen al our Office Apply 10 MALLORY BLACKWELL,
1881 Nc IS LlbsltyIk
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Suttiuu SAILS of gsal Gstat,.
>''------>
ADRIAN ". MULLER, Auctoneer.

ADRIAN n. MULLER. Auconeer. -, =,
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of VALUABLE
~ LBASEHOLD PROPERTY on Esyenh.ve aai , :.
ADRIAN H. MULLER Y. r. WILKINS Co vii SELL N ktc
TION on THURSDAY Apnl % l. ococs the ksharg ,
ROOM No IN BroadSay, By order Of the administrators Of '
SON. deceased; .....
BLEvENTAyB-The lease Of the four lots an binding SEA-
Eeventhayc AMI TWeu lht, ald
IS Nos 2O az PA apd PIG Eevenhav The lease for u fen
from December 1906 60 per groa1d rent P
quarterly, and assessneutr. am, =. IN
WEST TN EETlFFrH S1rhe lesse Of lot and tthn{ 90 4.
West TEOny side l25 feet OF TentLare e
fr 10 wears rom Nav 1864 AZ ground ut iof ~
s .s.,. az" Nv 'O WV N' NV '''''' tsl'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
MONTROSE.
pEEKSKILL.

Farm Of 1875 acres With 2story and attic House, rooms
Three minutes from Depot Fine hvsr view, tl.''.'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
gtb- Jusp 8tal Gstats for Sslf.

A ONE THING IS APPARENT, at least
IA for the presel snd that Thai CouurJ Life for busy Now
YokerS sesroy asnsbe anywhere to the rodhNs Of the City
therein great that o daily anln NBWJBRSEY os stu
the most practicable homes
The ToNa Of PASsAC Of the charming NevJerssy
ID lee the bank Of tue deb onABus river of Tho
stretching fair rolling All sb1nt lovely rural
and from points side and varied prospects unfold them
selves and the sGTing yisUs fOEfea malaria all this high and
besithy region being absolutely fee from oe. diseases
The River Affords excellent hsn Boosting and skating lie amouPas
Only miles Al cotOrt. Of e attain
able spot There three Eered Bap,s! Roman Cahos
Met loiSt, Presbyterian, and ", Seopa Churches.
CAPITAL EdncaOEfTe afforded PTofs John A. honroet
and ]. KenhAws Academies Z
The River bg nayghe 10 this point for large schooner unls
coal aud similar articles sold Tie reasonable prices:
while there plenty Of good shops and markets for the supply Of all
daily Good sidewalks throughout tie entire older Of h0
village and Act Of Incorporation already secured will extend ihs
improvement. foot which will probably result
speedy Introduction Of Gas hight The being witened
while all literally Vie
10 short newcomers do bot have TO build the Town
with IT, fresh impetus much property offered for sale and
moderate Many tasteful the msTLst and
much desirable land from single Village 10, TO plots Of sewers.
We de not know better chance for home having all the
charms 81 country aud nahng profitable invest
IL time properly here The goNh Ia not speeHlA
hut reaGn aeereton fy Of taste and enlarged IDEAS Of
There irsini DAILY Bs Railroad which
10 the village Prom ChambesI 10 PASsae u miles,
beudng fer IS Minutes further than 10 Thirty ah
w. from the point Of departure When tho ferJ runs also
ht all the upper portion Of NeEYork besters raway
stations G will he H,sy aud pleasantly accessible from P,sse
etv Tor sale de- apply MORGAN son. No. 60 WaDsi,
Yah At eutt HassHlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Py.tsree siI miles from depot brook rms 1boush
farm well stocked with trou uererisg springs barns
sSd i ooSsss mo- STs s..s, aG@e s
Farm Of ISL acres; good cultivation House. 40
I24 rooms Of and offs oons barns car 400
sheds &c Photograph at our ohee ('''''' SVVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
FISHKILL, ON THE HUDSON.

farm Of Ia3 acres handsomely planted with ever
green; IS acres woodland of garden Inc young apPo
orchard and choice variety other ns well wsteed By unHng
an am and springs; house x52 vide ball, l3 rooms tsnan
house rooms barns carriage house. and other outOnGngsi
miles from Fsbki depot sud nle from oleahAn depo~
Dutchess and Columbia Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
LAKE MOHEGAN.

Farm Of 100 acres six miles from depot Sh frontage on
lake half mile; productive land over 800 fruit reesi nonse
rooms house. % thirty acres In heavy timber lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
Zeal Gstats TO GsthanG,.

rFO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY,
Several Long Island FARMS Of 30 Sio0; d
100 s4oO0 Of l6S Hseo ore Of 100 acres s
a. si0C00i Of IS $1,000 Of l1 sa
$1,000 Also FoR EXCHANGE several other FARMS 10 AesJ.r
sey Hsw.York aud Connecticut NJ A. rutland Co.. No. Beer
mast, Sew-Iotk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
Song Sslanb 3taI esiai, Sd Salt.

q
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TOR SALE mt New neutrality-suspicious. 3-story
and HOUSE, containing Is besides Lchen and Aun
dry especially adapted for boarding bouss educational establishment
Also smaller House prpery suogndngs excellent
walk from steamboat uding Full p,ticulars with
JAMES u. PARSONS, Ne. - Cetarst
TOR SALE.-At Great Neck, j.. l.. ID miles
IS the eldes LAND the Souad
haf mile Of water font; desirable Tor villa sites In pot, from to
nile from An1g three dep0t With
boAt location BY for the
deu blfne IN the city. Term, Por hnl particulars
apply 10 r. A. LAURENCE. OAKLEY FLBuRY. No II Pnest
40 X 5 A LIE, ut n bargain "A fine double
HOUSE, Prospect Park IN the 81 Gyeseu Lolg Island
Inquire Of q. H1CHlNGS,
Ma. 81 " illam.st. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
THrRSDAY. Apnl 29.

AZ oelock Al the kIthange Saesoola. No ~ Bf0laHN a.
(w be soh Inder tbs direction Of the VI Psf ~
eeasedl nN,s
The valuable MANSION h0USB, With elsboe ~
greenhouse with acres Of land situated The Junction 1T
White Plains and rYe Toas one lssfo BronEye s
Harlem Railroad and n nes from MoGrt Vernoa, on hs
Railroad -Au.s
The lawns are s ont with shade
all Minds Of fruit farm AMI tenant house meadoNs orchard
locust grove Hou,e is 81 feet from, b. drep tsd 10 VITO
This Is Of the finest residences 10 WoehesseT CoahU O
miles from the lity Of NeNYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
AT aRAvEsEND BAY. l.. 7.


Saba very PLACE Of about two runnius
sa.d Bay. Frsns House Of thirteen
yiewi good nang boating ke
Price, Sl0,oo0 Further particulars at ofee OF
I'm MALLORY & BLACKWELL No IS Lbsrty-st
wgHAvB IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE. LARGE NUMBER
OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES OF ALL CLASSES NEAR THE CITY
FURNISHED. Oh UsFURSIsnED Foa SALE OR TO RENT.
rARrrRs HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE OF
WILL DO WE'LL TO PLACE IT on OUR BOOKS
IN ADDITION TO OUR COUNTRY BUSINESS WHICH Is A
SPECIALITY WITH U.S. wB PAY STRICT ATTENTION 10 The
SALE AND RENTING OF CITY PROPERTY.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
SEND FOR THE SUBURBAN. For April. WITH FULL LISTS
OF OUR PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET SENT FREE TO
ANT ADDRESS. BIZ
MALLORY BLACKWELL,
AUcrIoaKBRs AND BROKERS.
NO So LIBzRTISr.Mx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
NEWBURGH.
MARLBOROUGH,

Seventy acres miles from depo young ard old orchard;
used market gsdsu hoase, rooms and attc barn.
stable, sbeds, 6e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SAIL
AND
TO LET,
MALLORY 6 BLACKWELL,
AUOTIoSERRs
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Na SIS LIBERPYsT.. NJ
AT NYACK.

FOR sALE or RENTA beautiful COUNTRY SEAT tbs Hudson.
near Mack newly furnished With is land horse
lHL hoai1g Oat1eg Rent
~, zoo Also. Cottages, wilh river front
600 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No. 81 LibsTty'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Ulster COUNTY, OPPOSITE NgWHANBURGH.
Fyavs high state Of cultivation With an abundance
Of fruit Of mile frontage the Hudson house 10 ooms
yery desirable for FeutenaRs residence or uit farm hne
beach, 5000 oabuildiuzA
Or with IS acres and longer frontage on river.".'
Fnv acres front 10 minutes from depot; Is
wool situated Hyde Parkroad small trout ponds
large house. II rooms; bath Tambe &e tine outbHd
(4yOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
SING SING.
CRoTON-as MILES FROM TnrRTIErH

Fnysvs acres miles fron village. With house, barn. aa
EeppeTLan VALLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
by JAMES NJ. MILLER.
TUESDAY. April n, 1869

TUESDAY, April H. 1862 ,p
AT IL o'clock al the Exchange salesroon No Ill Boad~"
(By order Of Exscgtoral
No 50 CHAMBERSSf Of 0akxL-Ths valuable res'"
brick house -. - ,,.,
lss BLMsrThs twOstOy brick house. el In f0n' ana %
3L6 deep. lot % feet deep ,s..,,a
No 6MARIONsT-fhs twosiory breh houss. T6 trout f
rer side % feet The other deep party Wall %
side Lot A. 10 depth side 50 feet the other al
No i91 PARKST-ThreestoTy brick house Is kos fohh f
rear side ISL other; lot 2ss deep ore ace "
the other -. rs IA
10 MoTTsT-Tvostoy brick front house, 1914 fsn' ,
the 246 In depth lot 3d. LIN depth sne side o. US ar
No 81 MoTrST-Three story framo house zo2 hout ~
IA dssp; depth Of lot SCI side 0a 10 90 he oshs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
At WOODsIDE.n adiacent TO City o

~ Newark ~ J-Dsbir sd pleasant homes house three story,
roof IN handsome style built tie present owner aud occupant,
~ selected stock substantial
complete ali is pats has modern Improvement br.eas
finished bue large closets, Itch ceib2gseveJ
thing complete; the grounds large and well improved, 9JIt0 de-
ghi situated high ground with beautiful diree
on ey SewaT the door, and within 10 minutes Of
depot for NeUYork-ina word lovely spot The only reason Tor
selling the and removing West and desires 10
. will give bargain spilled for At once Address g. CHAN.
DLRR Newark N. j. P.A-About 20 minutes from hsw.York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
gruoklpn S,al Gstat, for Salt.

->
NOR SALE-0n ClintOn-ave., Brooklyn,
desirable 3s.orJ aud extension brick HOUSE containing All IN
cheap Apply to GLASS LlSDskl faiton'
corner OIioul-st BrooklJn
TOR SALE in Williamsburgh-5 CITY LOTS,
il located Feenthst between Seeonist and Easu.n
2sg each HOPKINS CUsHNAS No. lg7 Broadway Room No
7 OTIS for SALE-512 LOTS, with large fronts
IL Greek Penny Bridge BTeotlyn A'S .ei.
side Staten Island Apply TO Wh CLARK lIO Wllnm,e
TJNW0 elegant new brick HOUSES, Wilough-
bv Tbroopav-ous 3OIta lot SoI2oo s14co ons 11.S'
2r20O neshbohSod 1Tttess hs'
HOUSE With extension full
LafaTe near Tompsiussve, S85o Inquire Of r. H. CHChEs
TIN on premises, or No SO Broadway. N. Y.
YOU can purchase HOUSES in Brooklyn from
L 5000. s5OO 5000 &1:gea. $4,000, sooS sla 600 10
sl5.OOo O. PREBMAN K Co, NO 2l2 broadway.
ca A 00n-FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, only
- 4,UUU el5o9 cash for ,5Soy and basement Hoy e
uayp ~ T.r cent Apply to G. A.
: BALDWIN, OwLers No. 81 Broadway. BROOKLYN 4 D.
nor SALE-GOAT and CATTLE HAIR
Dealers In Building Material supplied With 6ue quality Of Win
Ter Stock jusi received, at the lowest market pres
" ' CHAPMAN h Co, WashngtonAve.
near Flushpg-ATe., BrOohlyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
RIVERSIDE, ULSTER Co.. N. Y.

farm of2l6 Of lands 100 eesred 3 acres wood
abundance shade aud u vel wsered stone house. rooms
good repair barns &e ID miles om West PARK opposite
Hyde Paris farm under high safe of cultivation already seeded
aud planted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

AT JERSEY CITY-Three- basement
and cellar hnelsss HOUSES 10 mnutos from
Ch,mbersst Ferry, $500 Also. $500 Inquire No lGa
South Fnhtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
VILLA SITES

AT ORANGE, N. J.-VILLAS. VILLA SITES
and FARMS great variety beautifully situated one h9gT hs'a
year BLACKWELL SMITH No 7t3 broadway,
Esu-yoIf 10 II q Orange, hIR and Conssu eeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

& EMERSON, REAL ESTATE,
No i2I Esbth are Thirty and Thirty ,seonJ'., SsNYot
40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONTROL OF PROPERTY NOT
DESIRED.
Peoa1 attention gss TIE Sale Asd ParehAis Of Real
city and soua,ry.
- IN
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY A SPECIALITY.
The Ai,er believing Ipisrs, Of -, Daye and Seller
eosqul importance With those Of the Real hssis Broker does
no, require exclusive Of property placed Ia hs hands,
giving Seller opportunity Of disposal by
party superior abilities advantages ani ssees sale
Parties desiring
PURCHASE OR RENT,
will advertiser sueecssl experience Of tir
ye bu placed facilities Se1g and Renting Property within h
control Which, In themselves guariee spateh oibausL
OFFICE oPEs FROM IA NJ. TO JPN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
EOR SALE.

other Railroads leading ont ofEewYok City ranging from ssNc
$4,000. Also, magnificent shore RESIDENCE Booa
Price s5O.0Oo. by MORRISON HALL No. l63 Brosdasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
AUCTION SALES OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY re


".
Pot Of land Of West Aoust YernOh Raroadsy
Plot ground toe town Of Central MOsans Wtrhng
or. ave near Oth.st 50Il2O las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
AUCTION SALES OF PUTNAM COUNTY REAL ]
tn

BY MULLER, WILKINS b co.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11

We learn on excellent authority that
1000 tons of coal are now being ship
ped at Newburg. N. Y, to Easton, Pa,
it is supposed for the use of the Penn
sylvania iron furnaces. Mr. Pardee,
an extensive coal miner residing near
Easton, is also shipping large quanti-
ty of coal by the Morris canal from Ho-
boken to Easton, at freight Of 70
cents per ton, besides the canal tolls,
which will amount to about the same
sum per ton.-Newark Journal.
This " carrying Goals to Newcastle, !"
contrary to the laws of supply and de-
mand, is but an incident of the outra-
geous method resorted to by the mono
polists to keep the price of coal at ex-
travagant rates. The bountiful sup
plies Of fuel stored by nature in our
mountains, instead Of being produced
for the benefit of the people at the
cheapest rates, must be handled as the
Wall street robbers manipulate the
stock market, for the advantage of the
spectators and capitalists. Not con-
tent with stopping the work of the
miners and the shipment of coal East,
they carry out their monopolizing
scheme by returning large quantities
at a heavy expense to the vicinity of
the mining regions, and very soon
they will have the satisfaction of re-
porting and increase in the price.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11
PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

WISHES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. Is Elizabeth avenue. She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Children's I'm
derclothing. Also, Children's French Dresses and
Mems Shirts and carries her patterns with her
BY leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue, Mrs Wilson Will call the ladies for their
orders in the evening. m3 3m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11
ELIZABETH N. j. FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1869.
GIisabetb Daily Aumitnr,
" % %
PUBLISHED AT 155 BROAD STREET, BY
j. MADISON DRAKE.

You've LAWYERS. "A young lawyer
being asked if he practised speech-mak-
ing much, replied
81 am at it every morning. Imme-
diately on leaping out OF my bed, l
convert my chamber into the court. I
stick that old portrait of fathers before
the glass, and there's the Judge staring
me full in the face. On my right l es-
tablish a row of boots-those are the
gentlemen Of the jury; on my left is
the cupboard or witness box, while on
the chairs before me are seated lot Of
my learned friends.
" Well, [ conceive the case opened
It's an action fol-. anything SAY breach
of promise-and then [ begin. If I'm
for the plaintiff, of course pile up the
pathetic if for the defendant, [ reduce
the thing to mere bagatelle. For the
plaintiff [ describe in tones and strains
which bring tears into the eyes of the
row of boots-I mean the intelligent
men of the jury-how fondly, how pas
sionately she loved the recreant, base,
and black hearted defendant. If for
him I transfer her affection to his poe
ket, and undertake to show that she
never loved him at all. And I'm as
likely to be right in. the one case as the
other, for how can I tell whether she
loved him or not.
"In case of this kind, however,
give me the plaintiff. [ see tear
starting in every eye L hear the ladies
signing and sobbing all around me
while the intelligent men of the jury
are blowing their noses with uneXam-
pied violence lest it should be THOUGHT
that they could shed q tear. behold
the Judge working his facial muscles
of his month into all sorts of shapes, as
if from the depths of his emotion he
would say, "I'll tell you what it is. I
can't stand this much longer"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11

Women who look with longing eyes
to an active life in the departments at
Washington, had better consult their
mirrors first, unless Secretary Boutwell,
makes new laws to meet individual
cases. 1t is true a few crones may be
found in the basement of the building,
but as you ascend to the upper realms
of the castle, new visions Of beauty
greet the eye until the spectator is lost
in a dazzling dream of enchantment as
glorious in its bewilderment as Turk
ish harem.
These are the girls whose lives Mrs.
Swisshelm so bitterly deplored. These
are the women who practice the Gre
clan bend, and who dot our avenues on
brilliant afternoon as the butterflies
do our clover heath. Petted darlings
at home, petted darlings at the Treas
ury, no wonder that they are spared
their duties if they have a headache,
or new dress to make.
No soldiers widow or starving daugh-
ter of the republic can drive them from
their warm nests, for the reason that
ga thing of beauty is a JOY forever. u
General Schenck says he has tried in
vain to get a place for ayoung girl who
had two brothers killed in the army.
There are other beautiful women
here, the mention Of whose name is
enough to bring the blush to every
honest woman's cheek, some public
mans pretty plaything, and yet for
such MS these the widows and daugh.
tiers of our noble soldiers must stand
aside and sing the song of the shirt, .
or another quite as bad. Washington
paper.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11

Cardinal Antonelh is reported to be
in dangerous state of health.
Petroleum V, Nasty is said to have
gained $4,000 during the past year
by his lecture.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11

You've LAWYERS. A young lawyer
being asked if he practised speech-mGk-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-23

isAcKERAr ayers that ''one Of the great
'enefts young man may derive from wo.
mems society Is, that he 10 bound to be re-
spec'lnl to them. Our education makes OF
as 'ne most smtnently selfish men in the
world. We fight for ourselves; We push for
ourselves; We yawa for ourselves. and !iph,
our pipes, and say we won't 60 cut; we pre-
Ter ourselves and our ease; and the creates
geod that comes to man from woman's so
c,ety 10, that he has to think of somebod,
besides hinself-sonsbody to whom be i,
pound to be constantly attentive and re.
spectful."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-23

TIE second new well Of Messrs. Dickey &
fs'terson, on lease l6. Pierson Farm, was
eased yesterday, and began pumping oil
'ni' morning at about 4 o'clock. and BY 0
O'Clock WAS doing at the rate Of 100 barrel.
per day. These gentlemen bad great faith
IN helng on the belt, as they put up a
double rig, aud put down two wells at the
'ame time on Leases Nos. 10 snd is, Just
south OF the Vera and Blake we'll.
The production Of the Pierson Faru il
now $50 barrels per day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-23

Dates from the City OF Mexico to the 18th
are received. General Negrete on the Sd
captured the city of Pusbla. He issued o
proclamation, but evacuated the city on the
9Th, on the approach of Government troops,
taking the road to Matamoras. General
Bardi. of the Government. troops now holds
Pnsbla. The report that Porfiro Diaz was
inplicatedDln this movement is untrue. The
revolutIonists at San Martin on the 9Th
levied q forced loan of 100000 ON the
merchants. The revolutionary General
Zapata, at Sisal, had fled, General Vargas
having attacked the insurgents. The insur-
recIioa in Yucatan was local merely. A
revolution was expected at Guadalaxara.
There was considerable trouble between the
civil authorities. The Governor has re-
signed, and the Courts had declared their
inability to administer justice. A rsvolu.
tion has also broken out at Nneva Leon.
Our oga, with 1920 well armed men, had
pronounced 10 favor Of Santa Anna. Itwas
reported that General Corona would be ap-
pointed Minister to Washington. General
Canto had arrived at Durango.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-23

A MAN named Michael Mulrihill was or.
rested mp town on Saturday night BY Dep.
nty Sheriff Kinney, on suspicion that be
had been engaged 10 the robbery of store
at Cory, sometime since. and more recently
breaking into and robbbing the Post Office
at sbamburg. He was examined this morn.
Ing before Justice Denashy. The evidence
shsws that he was implicated 10 the rob.
oery % far - to receive some Of the stolen
goods, knowing them to be such. He was
committed In default of $500 bail. Some
mutilated scrip and . quantity Of keys,
win q large pair OF blacksmith's pinehers
were found on bis person.