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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-14

viii exhibit at
aw-Pe, rolenm Centre, Friday and salnr-
day, May 18th and 18th; Rousevilie, Mo"
day, May ION; Oil C'ty; i"eS'a'. '
Wednesday, Nay l7tA and lsts'
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Mr.. BILLY PAS
A Large Corps Of Auxiliaries

Remember thnt this Circus Is the best on earn,
and that Dr James L. Tha er, who will positively
appear, gu rantees psrforn aNce OF superior eA-
cel!encc and the gre,test satisfaction to all.
The procession will take place on the day OF eh
b,hltion mt 10 A. NJ, led bv the new, magnincen'
fiard Chariot, made by Fielding Bros, New YORK.
and containing
ADOLPH NICHOLAS CELEBRATED
~ NEW YORK CORNET BAND.
Don't forget-day and date, and remember 'n'
Boss ia coming. a. -,
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Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage
IN the past, wa shall use our best Efforts Ito mtrit
to continue slce. Nar,h 1't,
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In state ponds the chief activity In Tennessee
and North Carolnas, the nrst named Being steady at
i9h9O; the old bonds OF the latter declining cent
TO q, and the new y cent. to q, recovering ~ at
the close. Louisiana leyee Is were strong At CO; Mis-
souri, g. at s7. and the Hannibal and St Joseph issue
at 81. Louisiana e sold at II Louisiana s. At 81, aud
New York state bounty bond at l0s. CITY bank shares
active with sales OF Central National At 1906 shoe
and Leather l5; Tradesmen's $50 Bank OF Commerce.
100; American Exchange, ii5i METROPOLITAN, is2H PARK,
1895 Fourth National. iy2 Ninth NATIONAL Tvs. and
Bank ers' aud Broken ASSOCIATION az 100 9iOi Rail-
way mortgages were quiet Union Paeihcs selling at
81. SIS. Ccntras being quoted SIX bid.
Ia the stock market railway shares have BEEN active
aud during the morning Irregular, with spasmodc al
yances ard dec mes At the O'Clock Board the market
was generally nrn and 80 continued until late the az
~ ihs close The leading features Of speculation were
the Vanderbilt stocks Northwestern 81. Paul, Rock
dsnd and LAKE shsEs lss dsns s .,s rom
az to he p St SsEs ~ ts So s1"FR Sa
common. az 10 az the preferred, si1 to -.
Lake Shore. so TO ~ and Rock Island iOo to iOiN.
Heading was hrin at Ais95, and Erie at l3H93g.
sppi ranged from ~ 10 s5k In the miscel lancons
list. Pacific Mail was uncommonly actiyc, and, under
heavy sales by brokers usually acting for leading pec
tors Of toe COMPANY, declined from z to 3gk Western
Union Telegraph was nrm at S2Ha3lX. QUICKSILVER
bong onei ed az s3 Marfnosa collmon was quoted at
were strong this afternoon. Adams advancing from 81
TO 62A and United States from 81 to 5Sk, rumors ol
speedy redistribution OF routes The rise IN the lat.
ter was due 20 reported alliance with the Erie
Company. Wells Fargo Co. was quoted al % .
2OA, and American at 37h@S1k.
a & NJ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

| WrpNrsuAy Inn ZIP M-',he so,d market
has boor ,n,., ,nrou,hor, tho dav DURING tho morn
,ng bonr. ,bere was diaoo.ion To nostnone dealings
untl aft,r tho olearnpr were and te sales
,,o,. ,h.,ooD,o ,re,rs vho ,,arIo, bow.v,, eon,,p
"a .,.., ,n, o,coey ene,no,,ns ho,,.en 100 INC
oncnins n,,ce and loSx With tho e.cent,r NJ few
.aea at tssx After the formal closing OF the Gold
poard inc transactions we're confined in the Room
and ppde, n pres.ure ~ .alo, the nrice dropoea 10
I2,l AT the close number Of brokers Who endeavor
10 follow the current pereefvins that there was little
or no activity in the market ao,d ont and went short
Cor ouick ,urn. ADDED n these influences the
cI,ones were Alternating 10 brcaE tho marte, for The
nurpos. ofloaan0 nm At Iower nr,ccsa raid heng AZ
the same time made on tho stock fist Tbore has been
mo eupcciaI fatnrp I'm the o,d Roo excen, tho ,eae
finn iron, vc,terdov,s oxc,,cr,or, rho axrrIon ~
Marvin Rros A 20 exci,ed constas,an,a S,scnsaion
eoriv =, On. dav I'M, s,n,.,non,,v ,hc ,ninoss 90
minded ,,o o,server of ho is, h,oh oroya,,od ,,s
tho scn,erbo, coua,se In On. cola loan ,.rtet tho
rates maid for having balance. mini tomorro
were . cont ner onnnm and iso ard All of n cont
nor dav The outward hound steamers lava and Min.
neso,a saned uitbopt snec,e Henry clevs A. co 4,
wou s,roo, renort os c,,io,,s.
"a 10 tI.5pM '..ton<.ip.M my
1905 p. M..32kS +. M........il( ) T. M......i2lE
Foreign exchange has been quiet at i0sS@i0sA for
prime 60 days bills iOoh@iOoL for the same grade
OF short sight, aud f0sldOsx for prime commercial
bills.
The Treasury promo sails to sell one million gold TO-.
DAY were responded TO by bids aggregating a. 900 at
prices ranging nom 12 OF TO i2223. The awards were
made at i22 oi to the latter ngure.
The money market has Deen well supplied throughout
the dav ut cent onfgo God collateral and cent on
pledge Of United states bonds The condition of do
nestle exchanges favors remittances from the West,
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New York Markets,

WEpsEsDAY. Jan. 12-FLoUR AND MEAL--The
market Was ary active for low and medium grade, OF
States and Western nours, but price, weaker mainly
owing TO the free offerings OF local mlers. Sales 100
eNtrls IN thls ranges s5ii@ssp Tor shirping extras.
state and westerui and s5,Oass 20 for trade ana
family brands, Inc udng ST. Louis; Southern rours,
low grades wanted for export mainy, g.. lASssi IS.
Rye hour, corn meal. and buckwheat lOuT quiet but
steady
suNDRIEs-Cotion continues dull; middling uplands
&c Spirits tuTpentne duh aud lie. lower g. "a i6c
kosins dull strained. t2lsS220. Petroleum nrmer.
nned, iA@s2c Ialow active. nrmer prime city, lOAc
ftel1hts quiet but tutcs stu adj hncng wheat to Liy
erpoo. iNd.i nout, lie Cd. Mhlskey lower. s02el .
GRoCERIKs-Cotiee tends upwards Rio, l6ifGt2l &C
but sugar are dropping fair renninR l0A best crush
ed refined llAc. Moaskes and sugar quiet.
GHAiN-Mheat ic. lower and fairly active sales 1900
bush. AZ tl.5 for amber winter, SIS for prime red
dor b for unsound do, tLl9 or prime No Spring,
Corn in active apeculaton sales SOO5 bush at tiOi
@s for old western mixed 10 store SlG2k for prime
new Southern white 9OCg.9c for Western mNel
and Sc issi for new Yellow. Rye quiet Jersey tt0i
Barley aud barley malt very dull Oa's dull sales o.
0O bush at ooScOSc. Tor western. and tSSe6oc. for
PRovIsIoSs-Pork lower and closed dull sales 800
bbls at tE5Oes2s for new mess tl56e t26 for prime
mese also, go bbls. new Western mess, February
f21lN. Beef In good demand at si09ti7 for bb and
sSSso for tes Beef hama in Request A. sIsetS Cut
o. bellies, 10 Bacon entirely nominal Cumberland
lSh@Ac. Lard dull, without quotatabe decline sales
40 pkgs. az hA@ibAc. fol- No to prime city, isA0
1915. Tor No To prime Western steam also 500 ties
prime steam, future delivery closing at l64c for Feb
for Western, and leai25c for city Butter quiet pale
40l4sc state diaries, 80GDi8c. Western 20lc; roils
2i@3ic Cheese held hrm az l5h@l7hc Eggs pressed
for sale and dropping fresh, iOsiSc. lined J09SSc.
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THE FREMONT TRAGEDY.
Continuation of the Coroncr'- Inquest
Cross-questioning Physicinn-ucraer
Held for Trini-Funrral Of the Victim.

Continuation of the Coroncr's Inquest
Cross-questioning PhySicinn-Hcraer
Held for Trini-FunrraI Of the Victim.
The Coroner's inquest was continued yester-
day morning in the jail II fremont. The only wit
ucsscs examined were TarboN, Durham. and Rock.
we'll the young men who were with Carpenter on
the night Of the murder. Their testimony did not
differ materially from that Of George Wood, given In
1HE Sun yesterday. Rockwell said that before
going TO Hergcr's saloon, Carpenter and Wes,cott
had a scuGc, and also that some Of the party said:
Lot 60 down and have some fun with the
Dutchman." Wcsicott testified that he was beaten
over the bead with a chair in the hands Of one Of
the Germans named Disch. Coroner Bathgate
charged the jury. who retired to deliberate, and
after considerable time eight OF them returned, and
handed in the following verdict:
We md that The deceased Mt9n L Csrpenter came
mallet some other blunt instrument, in the hands Of
Christian Herger.
One juror (Dr. Wilson, refused to sign this yer.
diet and seemed to have very poor opinion Of
Doctors Mallias and Horton. the physicians who
attended Carpenter during his illness and who made
the Poet morton exun nation. While they Civ.
ing their testimony he asked them what kind OF
medicines they gave Carpenter, and how they
dered 1t to be administered lie asked DIR, Horton
whether violent retchlng could not possibly rupture
40 artery, as was found 10 be the with Clrpen.
ter, and was answered that II might. He also in.
CURED whether he read his " Materia Meaica ="
and whether he claimed 10 be physician.
From Dr. Wilson's remarks, and from his stub
borness In refusing TO agree with the other Jurors
the inference drawn that he thought
Doctor Mallias's medicine did more injury TO the
patient than the blow from the maet Ia the hands
Of IIerger.
Coroner Bathgatc ordered Herrer to BE- committed,
and requrcd bail from the Germans John Baker
Charles Ieidel and Anthony Dseh. as also the young
men Tarbox, Dunham Weslcott, Wood, and Rock.
well
Herger has secure the services OF Chauncey
shafieT Of New York, aud Messrs. Angel and spoE
ford VI MOTrisalna.
The funeral Of the victim Milton L..Carparenter
was largely attended. The fremont Methodist Epis-
cOpal church, was crowded to tufoclton The ser.
mon was preached by the Rev N. Is Thompson,
Of whose Sunday school Carpenter was a member.
Tle remains were taken TO Peekshlll loT burial.
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The tournament in the Europa Chess Rooms
took part in tho proceedings, but II became so
clearly evident that only three Of their number
could gain prize that the interest IN the proceed
lngs soon Waned,
The error which committed In the beginning
was that the subscribers to the tourney were allowed
to play before I'll list WAS completed, and the con
sequence that three of the contestants acquired
such a prominence over all the other players that
they abandoned the contest The nnal result was
that Mr.. B Lissner Obtained the first prize, Mr.. j.
Lssner the second prize, and j, Mason the third
prize.
Resume Of the games host and won by the prize
bearers:
H. Iissner won p games; lost g.
j. LisBneT won II games lost
}. Mason won 10 games lostL
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TIE FATAL sOyG or THE TAILOR.
The Killing Of Conrad Oestricher-TestI-
IN Gaxn.. Ii. laEaua.

The Killing Of Conrad Oestricher-Testi-
mony 10 be Given TO tn. Coroner.
The inquest into the case Of Conrad 0estrich-
er's death has been adjourned until Saturday next
1t is understood that while Conrad was In the
saloon 30 Norfolk street. slipping his lager, he sang
a song about a tailor. Abraham Keller being u
tailor, took offence at the song which he imagined
was sung TO lampoon him. In this opinion his son
Morris concuued. Conrad replied tina; he had 10
such intention, but the Kehers were not satisfied,
and as quarrel was imminent the saloon keeper
ordered them out. The Kehers went away first,
but waited on the outside for Conrad. When the
latter reached the sidewalk the quarrel was re-
newcd, and after some words on both sides. Abra-
ham was struck In the face. and received a black
eye, At this moment, Morris struck Conrnd's
friend on the head with an umbrella. scnflc en-
sued, during which Conrad was stabbed. Previous
TO death he said that lie had been stabbed by young
man in hcht coat, and as Morris wore a light coat
that night, the suspicion falls on him.
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Extraordinary Forgeries upon Lord 81.
LeOnards.

LeOnar ds.
To the Editor Of ne london Times.
SIR: | and my family have for the last twelve
months been the indirect subjects of attack by falls
kilograms and false orders TO professional genem
OF eminence, and hrstclass Londo n tradesmen Of
every description. by which many OF them have
been put TO serious inconvenience We ourselves
have suffered by false kilograms and letters to the
absent members OF the family. After a time there
was luil. Then an order was sent to one house to
make great marble alterations to a tomb IN the ad.
joining chnrchyaTd, describing the sort OF marble
and the length and breadth OF the slabs, with a copy
Of the actual inscription, and jeweller on
the opposite side OF the road was directed
TO send here diamonds OF considerable value.
Again these attacks ceased, and now an at
tempt has been made to procure diamonds
OF value BY for the first time, aforged signature OF
mine which is perfect, and has been produced by
the writer did not intend to steal the diamonds.
This, Ike most Of the other attempts, has failed be-
cause stops were taken % ascertain whether the
been under the care of the best detective Of Scot
land yard. As all other means have failed, the gen
tlemen who have been addressed think that I ought
TO cndeayOr 10 stop the evil by asking you to be so
good as to publish the last letter do not hesitate
to do so, rs know how ready you are TO open your
columns To an exposure OF any 80 ial evil
Your faithful servant,
BOYLE Fam. Dec q sf LEoNARDs.
"MEssRs. EMASuEL-I wish to present my seven
daughters with a lucket each, Ia black enamel and
diamonds shall feel obliged by your executing the
II wish them to be round, and with my coronet "a
Baron ~ and initials on them In diamonds, not TO
exceed $50 each.
II leave 1t all TO you. a, do not understand this
Kind " thing and sill you kindly acknowledge the
order to me At this Club, as am leaving home for
II wish to present them on the 9Th OF January.
81 viii write In week TO let you know where
they sre 10 ne sent 70 me, ~ am not hkely to be at
=" Your Sbedieat servant ST. LEoNARDs."
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NEW York, Wednesday, Jan l2-With 27i fresh
arrivals added 20 "a, number held over from yester.
day at One Hundredth street, the market was more
than amply supplied, and sellers were barely able 10
close out their onerings at reduction vi AMhc n
wednesday last 1T the same place OF 1@lc, n with
tile largest reduction the common grades. A few
very choice steers Of 10 cw net were SOLD at i1I7kc
NJ but the General top price was i6jic, and the
Quotable range i268r. The sheep market duh at
Yesterday figures, or lfSssAc n for inferior TO
ira Receipts were t,52 head with SOS ear loads or
market was weak at 93glohe for ordinary 70 prime
Dressed hogs were dull at iisGiec for westesn anu
l2A4l2Ac. for city,
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mreitirrs.
IN EXPERIuENT.


A EXEERIMENT:
i.Sts try an exPerimr't.
l fSTcs az IsS@ aS aoauP e. .,omaea
They don't buise AZ iaCh.
IW gga iG ISa a, d. , smegi'c,
There's no vomtng.
Try blister plaster
Now. what's ~ maucrP -
physicians tel u
That medicines net.
fi5 ap r i,,ilRs !iy aia i! y,3sn'
Have no acuou, hfe or tower.
wSa ii i' wash ' he c"bw,es
rd Fn3 he s5es sS oi i hh.Si pSaSis.
tulks could see better.
TIL S. me Rsy ,rS' hd And .Hae the dcv
Piastcrs blister nobody
The wing ,ys,em pours ont the gastric jules and vi
tMiklng nuldf aud washes ont ne poisonous pls and
weaker than before and more eostye account the
VOW FoR THE zMErIc.
The living system throws that obnoN drng ont OF
hates IT, ana She knows il has no business In the tom
SP me Sks ns Si p Gss Sa bp aG mseos
ihfow' 1t Oh IN di.:a.t At NE mouth
NOW FuR rIR PLASTER.
nn rank % h1 e., ee throws M the 9g er
danrcrous plaster Tor her protection She wants n to q's
move IT, and does remove u as lar as possible nom The
Plaster 5or The best rsa;ons Who dispute he
most eloquent lsngasgs the POsons that ignorance aud
Instinct Gao never 60 wrong Her rrcroeauvcs aud
right, are as Urn as the everlasting monntan. aud Me
20 With oa Sa Sc M&n S
Sy Gq nSs dss make s ee hf pg sg and no .e
and she nssar gsrsr WI consent % say might
them Ss ANA a Se E0ss' sen Se
his Drug P foSaer or LIQUID AS without H asking hii9S
Ts1y e d9Sn , fnS co or s1ts wh9l but ps,
mistake sss occurs in PreseIp,on l. makes no differ
s e Sy hs: eSaseh Sa1
take dose and medic9te the other end OF their body
equal with the head, II they have In their feet
eSE 'Ts mall dS;s ana @sdeI,s acT head sga
mcdcaop equal with the part diseased "S % o. what WHAT
psSs S ss S.y % SGsS SS1fsH nc s90o
S,sa s TO Sssd eysI,GGy e5 GsmEs9
wrong never can be fGht if YOU say sSednF rT wa
wrong; then yC1 admit that Physicians ,se's irony
SaeLsd Snt o. the bedaO svslcm, and they may back
0S Ha I'll s S' S i Sd sSo children than has
men: and yet mS!9ers feed thelr oa,nrnF win It
sSa are saasG (, n ,@pe sa5Sn $50 ara 9'
use You ask 4 folks can live when sick Without dose
With nds o. doses and % s ~ "
sn MoTe o s2Be wSd Aye Eye and g vel
had no medical attendance whatever, Million, are
people arc ignorant OF these facts. b4t medIca, men
know II is me ruth, but are tbs last 70 own T. You
danger You can break mp me most stubborn fever
sy bood aa or choss Within SaTe ten mSsts, Gyssn
ne whites permanently IN few days, OF liberation OF
cancer. o. ulcers OF the mos. malignant type ten
Rc ~ SH Ss s ~ The O an Ss sPSs
and these cures can be and are PeIoImed by eyeEoT
Gorfs oiss Chatham SQUARE New YORK w w ml
dosing the stomach, aad the whole word Invited to
themselves. rrvaIt oaror' and rooms for ades
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BARRRTT.--On Wednesday. Jan. 70. Charles NJ,
Youngest child of John and Mary A. Barrett, aged
months and "a daye,
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this thursday afternoon at 1
ococA rom the residence OF his parents, l5 Lormer
st., Brooklyn, Il. ID.
CROSBY AT Marshland. =, l.. on Tuesday morning,
Jan. II, $50, Elizabeth Cortelyou, wife OF jacob n.
Cropsey, In the 69th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
rvited TO attend the lne al lroW the MOrayan Church
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Conrt Cnlendnrs I'M. nnx.

CovEr TERM-Nos. a. y, So 81 81 81 g.
srthINR CouRr, CHANBrFs.-Nos. 81, 2f2,
surtmoR Gown, rmAl TlES-rar l-No. loii' l2il sos
lbl 9.l 2Y7 49, it 2f, ST. nos, 1919, 1913, 1913
1914 1851 1881 1852 ias fS l9S 1879 1889 ss1 lols 1898
o q.6, t 1885, Part Nlt 1876 si 1883 lot2, 1866 1910
10 u 1852, 1900 l1U4, liO5, lhSI lil2, INA, ii2a.
ouEr % ArrtAisNoi. n, ~ ~ H. IS To- ~ Is 49, 40 So e.
e., ", a.
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CHESS.

The bedatJul & me which we reproduce below
was played last evening in the Europa Chess Rooms
by Mr.. zere ga and Capt. Mackenzie, the latter CIV
ing the odds Of pawn and two moves;
lKemoye black DPl
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Busll,ss Holmes.

Wheeler IL Wilson's sewing Machines,
l,A Broadway, cor. 10th st., for sale. payable VA Ia.
stalhnents without extra charge. MachIies 70 Jet,
4 FILLS.
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SotittD Rotltes.

RELLYMEN,s DELEGATE MEETING IN
ID Coburgef HAN 10 stanton a., a. O'Clock 10 night
Important business makes gcneTa Attendance of All the
beilymen Of New York and enyiront acsiraDe,
W. slkVEhT sec. LANCE, Pre-,
GORCURAN CIRCLE, y. BAN election for
~ officers viii be held In this Circle this ThuTsday)
evening Jan u, AZ the lith Ward Hotel cor Elizabeth
and Grand su New York. The members are request
ed 70 attend PHILIP CALLAN, Secretary, pro ten,
DAPERsTAINERS UNION, No, I.-AsprciAl
evening Jan, H. At O'Clock. Members 10 attend, ~
business OF importance Will be transacted
nv order, A. RUSH, President
j. MCKEuE, Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MIHIATURE ALNASAC-THTs DAY.
IN rises, Is SUI SETS. IS Mool rises 8 n
HldH wArkR-rHia
nLdy HOOK. IS Gov Island. a. Hell Gate @ OF
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{nstrntilnn.

A DDREsS REV. y. IIANI.ON, ID. D., Fen.
~ ninRton, n, j., for details OF hrstclass Boarding
s2l0. $500
l E-SONS on tie piauoforte. s. per quarter OF ~
lessons, NJ the McudelssOhu conservatory OF Music.
No 2l3 East 10Th ST., near Sd ay. Vocal music sAmG
terms. Best o, teachers.
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Why IL Phalon's Vitala TO a gray head what
thunder cloud IL TO mountain? Because II darkebs
the cToWn.-AdU.
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ship New World, London. mdse, and pass.
ship Freedom, Liverpool mdsc,
Bark utin Luther, Bordeaux, in ballast.
Brig scotland, MatanLAs, molAsses,
Brig Gem, Port Spain, Trinidad In ballast
bchr &. 5, Dyer, Corpus Christi, Texas, wool, &C.
Also, the usual river ana cOastwse vessels.
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a n would have been better play TO have moved H.
TO X IL 3, or Is. TO X, 3.
b. Very well played much stronger than takes +.
{. Alter tins move white Ia beren Of OIL resource,
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CIVILIZATIONS.

GOTO McFARLAND's BOOK STORE, B47
" broadway, near 2d ~, There Won will And All the
new book. q the day and all NE standard works. a0d
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FOR sALE-At Holbrook, the most healthy, pro-
j. ductlvc and prosperous village the Long Island
Railroad, farm OF % acres part improved house. harm
fruit trees &c; price ~ co., Also 10 rs
improved hrms at $50 per also. finely located
lots In the village Of lolbrook near the depot church.
post Office, and school. To maps and og particulars
to terms apply to the owner every day in the week.
from 10 to o'clock.
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SptnaI Notitts.
nErlcIAInnANINE.

OFgiCIA LDRAwINL-.
G. H. MURRNY's LOTTERIES.
MISSOURl-Extra Class No. ili. Jan Il, 1870
Il, y, n, =, II, s. 10, lG, =, 5, e. n, IS %.
MlssOURl-CIass No. IA. Jan. ~ $50.
a, a "a g. q. Il, q. q. - -, 70, s. Sc.
KENT CkN-ENira class 80. III, Jan. ", $50.
II, ", 81 O., 6l g, &, u, o. 81. H. 20, ., G5
kENGUCkl 81 lass No lis. Jan ", 1910.
~. Is. II. *, n. 1, o.. -, 6. -. %. 8, y.
Fries cashod ana niurm furnished m the al owe
and also Royal Havana Lotteries. j. CLUrE Broker.
40 Broadway. and l53 Fulton 81.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes PAID A. gold. Information furnished. The
highest rates ad for doulloons and Al kinds OF gold
alad silver. TAYLOR a co, nan<rr-,
l0Mall 81. New York.
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Hazard 3 caswsns Cod Liver Oh is the best
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3 urs.

ELEMiNG, IN. MANUFACTVRE SOUR,
rel sets, o.; hcAutifu uipS ,nufs thCtc AMI i1uf
striped, an collars, 30, 81, ana SO
lib Fulton st., four dCots east OF Bf0alWlY'
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N Two nice 2story anl cellar brict houses on cor.
ner, ID rooms, with lots rent for Sh month; must
pc sold to close an estate only $3.50 for both pretty
2storY hrck basement house with lot, wafer. gas,
marble mantels &C. rooms, only a. .15G. A l.sfory
and basement prick house. all improvements. \ rooms,
only IS 900. Also large number of other nice houses
and lon, from s2io to $500 each. easy terms Now
Il the time for bargains.
j. II. GIBSON, "a Montgomery It,, jersey CITY.
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FnK9 hX,((grBi,bLooSS, 10 GLyNppALE

VIA SOU1H bllDk kAlLkOAD.
Lots, 800 and upward Si0 per month; other ex.
penee; - minutes from ferry. Maps. price list book
and excursion tick ets sent free 70 address send
call at the ONLY Office Of the Glendale Lot Assocla-
JOIN c. sCHooLEY. President.
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4uetlon Rotltts.

o'clock, at John McPecKs stable corner OF 80 Az aad
GLOKGE j. SMITH, Marshal.
TINUOs, GAFFNEy n CO., Auctloleers, ONCE
Il % Chamber u VII eel this day Vt lOA O'Clock
the lease gtock aId fixtures Of the custom shoe store
Division Az, HrooAlyn, t. d, Sac poltivc.
DAWNBROkER'S sALE.-H. SEAMAN seIs
TINS day a. o'clock j. NJ, at Is CaTmne st., geneT.
~ assoruaent VI unredeemed pledges. By orler VI
= KRAMER