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Music Lessons.

MRS. NJ III. CARMAN, bayng retgrncd to town
after brief absence is now prepared to give les
sons on tic P!aro to those wishing the same. For
terms and further particulars enquire At tie Oil Ex-
change HJte.
Petroleum. Centre Feb 10, 1SG9-1m
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Ne.y Flour, Feed and Grocery
store
y. q. EsEsA'J'sYNpe

AT the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON uatN-sT
opposite the McClintoci, House, has on hand n
large and first class stock Of Flour, Feed and
groceries, which he IA selling at II low figure.
G2. DON'T forget the pluc where A, D. Cotton
G' Company broke up. ian.tf
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Saar1 1tyarc-A large assortment of which is
heing closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS.
BRoDHEAD & CO.'S, No. II Centre St, opposite
the Post Office Oil City, Pa
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Enss, Caps. Boots and Shoes.--A larce
assortment at REYNOLDS, BHoDaEAD & cos,
No. II Centre Street opposite tho. Post Office, Oil
City, Pa.
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rg0 a. ID. MILLER & co, Druggists, arc
agents for the celebrated al. II. Cigars, manu-
Featured by the American Whip Co Try them.
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to" BURTON'S TOBACCO ANTIDoTG
DeN'T CHEW. en- antidote for Tobacco, and DIR
JOHNSoN'S AROMATIC ANTi-ToBACCO COM
POUND, tor sale at A. d MfLLkR 6 cos.
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CCarpetr, of every quality and description, at
REYNOLD., BRoDHEAD II cos, No. IL Ccntro
Street, opposite the =. o., Oil City Pa
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THE u'Xt celestial sensation will bs in
June, when Wiueck's comet is announced to
show its narrative.
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LADY in Detroit Iaiely took arsenic to
make her complexion white. She succeeded
aAd now Sleep IN northeast corner Of a
grt'"y Nd.
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Crockery-For all kinds 30 TO REYNOLDS
bhoDHEAD & co.'s, No. II Centre street, oppo.
site the Po.t Office, Oil City, Pa
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ltE best place n Town TO get pair Of Boots
made Of the beet Stock, that will wear well, and
warranted to ut, is at j, "A. PlaMte'A Fash.
lonabe Boot shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
eenire, IA Give hlm trial scplDtf
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THE election for township officers, in
Cherrytree Township, takes place on the
3D. Friday of This month"; Several tickets
are already in the field.
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NJ. E. CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. N. and
TX r. N. Sabbath School 0ttwelve o'clock
N. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
Rev. G. NJ. HEARD. Pastor,
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CT PAINT. WALL, WlIlrB WASH II SHOE
BRUSHES, n large stock just received at A. d.
MILLER 6 CO.'S.
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Divine Services.

3D.. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preachiny at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock p. NJ.
Rev. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 q. NJ.
Vespsrs and Bensdiction of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Cateehism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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CANARY BIRDS, male and female. s:oc!
Just received at A. n. MILLER 81 co.'s.
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Timo OF CLOSING Malls.

AhIHo oa CaOSl02 MSltes
p. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PAD
JULy Tsr, 1865.
unai h'-ther notice the nails will arrive at and
depart from this Office as follows:
ARRIVE
south and East, via. Irvine'al, TO- IS A. NJ
hosth and West, Moadyille SIS p. NJ
North aad East, Cory, 255
DEPART.
South ead West, S.45 A. NJ
Soutl East and West, . 80 P.M
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ
q II. L. BLACKMON, p NJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DissOlNtiOn.
Buildings for Sale.

CNE HOUSE AND BARN, situated on BOYD
~ Farm, Just Mt the cnd of the Blilge A build
t. Q lust south OF the American House. Also ssy.
cral Dwelling Houses near the Lake Shore House
q he above buildings will be sold on very reasona.
BILE erms. For further 'articu'rs enquire of
II. "a BRAGG, Boyd parm
Petroleum Centre Pa March 9th, 1St9--tw.
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lost {!

On Thursday, Feb .5;h, 1869, smooth built rat
and ton pup, with red collar. Whoever shalt return
the same 10 the subscriber will be liberaly re-
wardcd
f.b2-tf Y. II. PAYNE
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.

E'e'' Centre, Thuraday, March II.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
kEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THORsDAY. FcDo

al TO spend their money; and there Is not one
word said of depnSing repeaters ana pe,1urers W
of the ballot which thcy have abused. we
shrink from class distinctions. we wouiu IAN
be true to the Democratic idea, aithough' ~
the concrete, it may devour us. Ana we are
right. Until we are ready to give up Democ-
racy altogether, we must be content lor ,'S
sake, to run all risks, great and small. 4 ee
odaye os "nothing venture, nothing have" ap-
plies to the case exactly.
Now, admitting that the Blacks are as ul-
trustworthy as they ere said to be, all we claim
is that there shall not ne one RUE Ior nem
York and another for South Carolina. III MI
C. f. Adams, jr., or any other timld gentleman
is ready for an educational or moral or monetary
qualification, let him PROFOUND his plan ana we
will listen to him respectfully. All we ask is,
that there shall be fair understanding, ana
that skin of the white variety shall not DC
permitted to cover multitude of sins and mi
quities. We protest that conservative gentie-
men have no right to con6ne their distrust TO
the Blacks. We protest against blowing not
and blowing cold in the same breath. III De-
mocracy must be abandoned, let us know IL!
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
IIOHOR LEGI GISLATIOM.

The Suu saw fit to assume, as the OASIS OF
&c ooooplt ON our present Excise Law, that
the Democratic majority IN our Cty w"9
likely "to grow and grow until IL inciuueu
something approaching the entire popuiatioh'
We took issue with this, and showed thaV ,no
Republican vote of our City had steadny
grown from the first organization OF the party,
and was never before so large traction Oh
tbe entire legal vote of our City as at the
Presidential Election last Fali' "h"' al
"swerp The Sun rejOins:
1t has been argued that because more Kepunnoan ~ can
votes were cast in this city last November ha a. no. h
previous Presidential election Inc aye npopted out"
Here premise and inference are alike MS
taken. We did not merely poll more votes last
Fall than previously we polled larger proper
tioa of the entire legal vote. The honest vote
last Fall was between 10000 and lSo'oOo; anu
we polled more than third OF IT,
But we have never doubted that the Repuo-
lican party has suffered by its support OF the
Excise Law, Just as it has suffered from the
apprehension of our blacklegs, policy sellers
and keepers of haunts of infamy, that we are
less friendly to their pursuits than our oppo-
nents, and would not favor them so much III
in mower. At least nine -tenths of those who
seek to live by pandering to moral and sensual
deprayity of any sort are therefore our I'M
placable enemies. If the chief end OF the
Republican patty were to swell its vote, Its
true policy would be to renounce dn It's con-
yictions and adopt the creed OF the Sham De-
mOcracy.
The Sun urges that, if we do not give up the
Excise Law, in so far at least as it prohlbits
liquor selling on Sunday, we must succumo 10
our adversares, and see them sweep away all
manner of legal restriction of the Liquor
Traffic. Very WELL if we are doomed to go
under, we trust they will, as that is just
what we should prefer. Nothing is final in this
world; and, if our present License
system is to fall, we trust the cham
pops of "the largest liberty will next take their
turn. If that is best, let experience prove 1t;
if it is not best, it must fall in its turn and be
replaced by something better. We are wiling
to be taught: we only object to trying hybrid
experiment which will satisfy nobody and
prove nothing. That is exactly what 1he Sun
seems driving at; and that will not be- III
Sunday is not to be observed rs now, let our
friends of the contrary part have full swing,
and we are confident that their rule will be
~
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
Smnftmtnts, &t.

BoOTu's THEATER, Twenty -thrd-st, between tlith
Booth.
BROADWAY TnEATER--This Evening at ii Inc
Angel Of Midnight" Mile Doe
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIc.-IhisEvenlng az
8-Italan Opera; Belisario"
BIoUGHAMs THEATFR, entyfourth-st Inns ms
Evening at IA Gentleman from Ireland ami Fo-hOnas MI
John Brvugham
CONSERVATORY Hill. No S25 Fiith-ave. - 1hls
Evening st 3-Thrl Musical Soiree.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN Twenty-thlrd-st.,
sud BveDngSeeond Winter bi0oon o
Pictures aud Sculpture.
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS Fourteenthst.-Thi Evening
a1i-Display Of Athletic Skill The Brothers hIeh anu ''
Roland Sickney, ETC.
New YORK THEATER. This Evening at o.
"Lady Of Irons" NJ Mexican buchanan and Mr.. Warner
Nmo's GARDEN-ThiS Evening at S.-"The Forty
Thieves; Striking Oil in Family Jars" Lydia Thompson
Troupe
OLYMPIC THEATER. - This Evening ~ St ate
Second "IIumpty Dumpy" Mt G L. foi Mhe W.
SAN Francesca MINsTREIS NO. 90 DIodu""9
This Evening" The Siege ofthe Blondes"
THEATRE FRANcMs.-This Evening at o'-opera
BouHe-" GeBevieyed DE BIshant" Mile BoseBeiL
THE TAMMANY-Tammany Hall, Fourteenth-st-
This Evening at Ti.-Vaietes
WAIIACKs THEATER. - This Evening at g.
Much Ado about Nothing" Mr. Lester WAack
WAVERIEY THEATER, No. 720 Broadway.-,Ihlss Is
Eveniur at LscretA Borgs. M D"A Pretty flece oil bus
uess" The Blse Holt Durlesque Troupe.
WooDs MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN THEATER,
Brosdwar st-Matnee al ocloek IIon an
MorlAceb Troupe This Evening 7FrA DavoS-M anq M MIS-
Florepos-Tbe Field Of the ofGod" Throughout The pay
Bpgrr and Fooe Combination and Grand MenasHe o LIVING
Wild AnmsS
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

People read the newspapers; they crlliciso
them with all the JUNCTION of superior virtue
they are sure that if they were the conductors
of tbe journals they could and would make
tbem lust the next door at least to perfectloh'
but still it is rather bewildering circumstance
flat they continue to read them, and are for-
ever deyising plans of turning them to private
advantage without paying any money for the
privilege. The census of those who are always
trying, generally in ludicrously transparent
manner, to advertise themselves or their wares
for nothing we cannot state with numericai
accuracy. but it is sufficient to say that the
name of them is Legion. Let that go, now
ever. since the newspapers can protect them-
selves tolerably well from that kind OF enter
prisel But not seldom reverend gentlemen
are considerate enough to denOunce the press
from the pulpit, because it publishes accounts
of crime as it publishes other intelligence; Dut
it never occurs to these gentle censors that the
press is perhaps the most efficient detective
agent in the country, and that publicity Is
also very strongly objected to by class OF
men who. to say the least of them, don't
preach
They have lately been trying, and also con-
victing one Mrs. Harper, swindleress OF great
fame, in Middletown, Conn. And when the
court had satisfactorily disposed OF the enter
prising dame, her own counsel remarked that
her conviction was due, not SO much 10 the
" officers of the law, rs to the information re-
specting her crimes and herself scattered
cover the country by the newspapers" For
this and for similar services the State pays no
reward to the newspapers aforesaid. but tho
critics of journalism do reward them muniil-
Gently by declaring that it is highly deleterous
70 society to print anything about confidence
"womeu,n and that it mutiplies that branch
of the fair sex to mention any member of the
felonious sisterhood in the newspapers at all
OF this we have nothing to say, except that
we should like to have Mrs. Harper's opinion
upon the subject.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

The Hon. Richard C. Mccormick. who went
hence in 1868 as Secretary of Arizona, and has
for the last three years been Governor OF that
Territory, returns to us as Delegate 10 INC
XLIst Congress, and will take his seat IN the
House on its organization next Thursday. Mr.
Mccormick has won golden opinions by his
public services, as was evinced in his election
as Delegate by the largest majority (62O) ever
given in the Territory.
Arizona is slowly but steadily gaining IN
population, industry. and wealth; within ten
years, the Southern Railroad to the racine
will make her State, with population Oh
not less than Half Million. Recent expert
ence has shown that her soil has been greatly
undervalued-that it produces most OF the
grains and grasses bounteously while she
has much valuable timber. and an lncalcui
liable wealth in the precious metals and copper
Mr.. Mccormick will prove most capable
and efficient Delegate, as he proved an ad-
mirable Secretary and Governor.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

The National Bank bill now seems! likely to
fail through the disagreements between the two
Houses. 1t is not cause of grief The army re-
duction has been tackled OF bill that is pretty
sure to carry it through, to wit, the Army Appro-
priaton bill. The House Postal Committee have
been guilty Of disrespect Of the dead, by kick
Ing the defunct carcase of the Postal Tele-
graph schemes, and The Globe has proved
stronger, even in its supposed hour of dissolu-
tiOn, than the friends of reform, and has
carried renewal of its contract for printing
the debates through the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

The House of Representatives, under the
lead of Gen. Schenck, did n noble work yes
terday, in enacting, 1. That the Public Debt OF
the United States is payable and will be paid
in Gold or its equivalent; and 2. That con-
tracts henceforth made payable in coin shall be
duly enforced by law. The vote against
striking ont the first proposition was very
strong-129 to G-and the bill passed by ll9
Yeas to 81 Nays-almost two to one. lhe
fncts that the bill asserts the policy OF an
early return to Specie Payments and paves
the way therefor add to our satisfaction at
this result.
We cannot doubt that the Senate will concur
by a vote at least equally strong and that tne
hideous monster Reputation will thus receive
a second staggering blow. In fact, the election
of Gen. Grant settled what this bill more pre-
cisely declares. We shall not repudlate-we
shall not founder forever in the slough OIL
Suspension-we shall pay our National Deo',
principal as well as interest, honestly anu
faithfully. Such being the truth, it is high time
that our Public Credit evinced the popular
faith in it,
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1869.
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New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

Tie Sun miseads It's readers, unless they may hap
pen to be wiser than its editor when it informs them
that they may safely wait till they receive notice
from the Assessor before rendering their income re-
turns The law requires the return to be made on or
before the first Monday of March. The Assessor
should serve notice oil persons liable to tax; but
the law distinctly requires such to make return,
whether notified not; and the penalty for failure
TO make return is an assessment based upon the best
information obtainable by the Assessor. with an
ted and assessed.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

We respectfully suggest to the Committee of
Conference on the Diplomatic bill, that its re-
ported reason for exemptng Chill from
the general reform visited upon the other
Sop'n American missions is Very absurd.
we do not see what Gen. Buffers
wlsh'to oblige Gen. Fitzpatrick has to do with
the matter. Next we shall have the Foreign
Relations Committee declaring in favor
of II. IL. Dana's edition of Wheaton,
and recommending the purchase of seven
thousand five hundred dollars worth of
it Qn gold, because Gen. Butler has taken
a fancy that he would like to oblige another
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

ate and House differences are to be settled
by the report of an amendment practically
confning the measure to guarantee against
any restrictions on the suffrage on account OF
race. color or previous condition of seryltude.
On this much we already know that the
Senate and House are agreed; IL must
be evident to the Senate that at
this late day it cannot reasonably expect to get
more, and we entreat both branches, therefore,
on the reception of this report, to refrain from
further speech making or tinkerng, and put
it upon its passage.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

Gen. Grant has furnished the politicians who
were bursting with anxiety to know what lie
meant to do another crumb OF comfort. lie
has informed them, as we are ad-
vised. that he intends to appoint
Mr.. Columbus Delano Commissioners OF
Internal Revenue. This gentleman is now a
member of Congress from Ohio. has once or
twice been a candidate for United States Sen
ator, and has long been reckoned sound
strong Republican of slightly Conservative ten
dencies and unquestioned ability. In Congress he
has been found on the side of retrenchment
and reform; his personal integrity is high
above possibility of suspicion; and he has for
some months been talked of in connection
with the Office to which it is now announced
that he is to be appointed. He is not a mem
Der of the next House.
With appetite aroused rather than satisfied 10y
this information, the Washington politicians
propose next TO beat the Cabinet cover for
more game. The New Workers are said to in
| tend the next demonstration, hoping to win at
| least as much success as did the Penn
| sylvanians Meanwhile the Pacific Coast
people are making themselves happy over the
report that they are to have representative
in the Cabinet in the person OF Mr. Senator
Williams of Oregon and the OlliOans are
Indignantly rejecting the theory that Mr.
Delano's appointment invalidates their hered-
itary claim to at least one Cabinet Officer
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

Of the stump speakers of the Essex campaign
Let lis have an end of this preposterous DuSi-
ness 1t has seemed to the country that "o
have been paying very largo sums for very un-
imnortant services in South America. 1he
action of the Conference Committee indicates
that it shares this belief. Let it then put nS
faith into practice. If we don't need mo'e
than three thousand dollars worth OF diPlo-
macy in Chill let us not pay for more than
that Gen. Fitzpatrick will probably be aOie 10
survive the reduction; and if not, that IS MS
affair." not the cOuntry's.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
WILLIAMS COLLEGE ALUMNI.

The alumni of Williams College resident in
this city have made arrangements for banquet and re-
union which will take place at the Astor House on the
evening Of the ilth OF March. President Hopkins ana
many OF the faculty besides large number OF distin
gnshed graduates, will be present David Dudley feld
ESQ., will preside, and speeches expected from Sena
tors Dixon and Howard Judges Field and Oin, Repre-
senatves Garfield and Iailn, VIM. Cullen Bryant ESQ.,
and others equally well known. Rather an INNOVATION
the hitherto prevailing custom at banquets VIII DO
made on this occasion, arrangenents having pcen per,
fectcd by which ladies may be introduced into the nan
to listen to the post prandal addresses
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

We are panied to observe that Miss Susie
Il. Anthony's workingwomen in her alb
sence, express their distrust of the sim
cerity of The Worlds conversion to Woman's
Rights Such marvellous scepticism is
one of the most discouraging features
of even this sceptical age. Miss Anthony must
be recalled from her Western meanderings !!
The Revolution to the rescue.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
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rles No IT Henriettast COvent Garden, London, are
agents for THE TRIBUNE in Great Britain .
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Prussia.
The above agents will receive subscriptions ana adver
tisements for THE TRIBUNE and supply copies OF the
PAPER 20 Americans temporarily in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
EIRRS IN NOSTON.

BosroN, Feb. pa fire ut o'clock { Is eae% ven
inc VIttcd the Iil.t noov al store No 1-wai' '-,o
MED by W. IL Kimban. fsr TIE sale OF Kerosene "' N
were 40 barrels of oil la the store, Nhlch WeIe''
Later in the evening aro brose out ~ Y en- en-
STORE OF p W. CoDners, No. las CoJrtst, wiz, ,en
lively destroyed Mr. Corners loss Is estimate" si,y
IN which there is an insnrance Of $4,000 IN ~ NJ is
Company OF Ncw-iork. The nllri o." r... makefs.
whose danger for n time was ~ tnilsn' Ni,lows
dies were inally rescued from e th'S' 49,
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

A Spanish expedition to La Guanaja, in the
eastern portion of the Central Department of
Cuba. has carried by assault the Notifications
which the Cubans had begun to erect. But
they had scarcely finished their work when
they had to hurry two battalions to the relief
of Puerto Principe, which is still threatened
by the insurgents -
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

A Persian ambassador is expected in Con-
stantinOple, and a new effort will be made to
have the quarrel between the two great Mo-
hammedan Powers peaceably settled.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
FIGHT BETWEEN CHINESE AND POLICE IN SAN
FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. A-About 400 Chinese
women arrived by the steamship China. They were
taken from the ship under guard OF tho police 10 places
designated by the head men. An effort was made TO
saa soa n, than and some OF the rival parties were
wounded The police prevented general ight, Great
excitement xss In the Chinese quarters Oh lho ey anu
snvernl nrrohts havo been made
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

The endeayor by lying gossip to 1omens a
Quarrel on this head between the freSiuen'
elect and the Senate is a weak device OIL 'nen '.r
common adversarics, aad will be treated "l'h
tba contapnt IL deserves.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
FIGHT BETWEEN CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS.

GARRIsoN's, n. Y, Feb. "A desperate
some soldiers from West Point and citizens Of the
frst mentiolcd place. one man was badly beaten Four
OF tho soldiers passed noiih To-Day To Newpuigh uuer