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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

Two ilnstrious Frenchmen have discov-
cred the secret Of the manufacture of Chi
nese gongs, and these delightful Instruments
are to be as cheap as jewsharps.
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Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle. mapuiac,u,o,
in Tinsville expressly for the Gil t,un,,,
adapted TO all kinds Of weather, at j. Il
krons. al2-ti ="
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Local Notices.

We would call the attention ot our bust
ness men to the superior styles OF job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present. being
tanned out from this Office. We are prerar.
ell 10 exrcrtc job prntng of every descrip-
ton in the latest and most fashionable style
of theaH, and at reasonable rates. II.
s, ;. -.
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The Meadville Journal says the report
that oil has been struck in Woodcock town
ship, Crawford county, needs copfrua-
ticc,
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a New York coal-heavtr, seventy four
years of age drank, at one breath, pint Of
Bowery whisky, ard still lives, justly
claims the championship.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

Tarr Farm Post of The G.. \. f., will
visit Titusvile on Decoration Day. They
have engaged the services of the Columbia
Cornet Baud and a drum corps.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

A voice comes from Washington Territory
saying; "Send us wives!' And u thousand
unhappy benedcts respond, "Take ours!"
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CAss ID.

We take this occasion to return thanks TO
the citizens OF Petroleum Centre for their
efficient aid in saving our property at the
lire last evening.
& wv,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

The Malt House of Francis Perat, in
Philadelphia was burned yesterday. LSss
;75, 900.
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COLD is word which Codington Il Corn.
well propose render obsolete. For modus
operdndi call and SEQ them marcblOtC =,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21
etroleum Centre Daily Record,
Pet. Oe.tre, saturday. May 81
FIxE M EETrNG TONIGHT.

The citizens are requested to meet at So
bells Hall. at o'clock this evening, to de-
wise means for the prevention of fires. 81
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We are auth rized 10 announce the name OF W
Il. Purduc Of ltynd Farm, asa ,qiniidite fJr Conn.,
y Commis-ioncr q subject to the usascs OF tho ne
pnhi!eu!.'paliy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

Another fine lot Of Plants nrd Roses re-
ceived to-day al NJ. 5. Simmons. mitt.
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COMMISSION Ell.

We arc ant o, igcd to announc the nrme OF IT, B.
Nixon, of Corn, ni,er towIsh p, ns canlidae Tor
County Commissioner. suhjcc, to the ,Aages oi tie
Republican party az tho p.ln,a,y ncet,hss.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

Just received a large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at J. Rutbertords.
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purchasing elsewhere.
SCg3ssNEsEIsbHl Il WHaG.

Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
mlD-W
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Sparkling Soda Water at n. S. SIM.
mons m4f.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Fe.ter, Fenuer
& Co.'S
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth VIII
dow shades and Fixtures, il,st reed Mt
! mStf QKiyrss Bros.
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Gold Fish, Gold Fish OF n. s. Simmon' s
Drug Store. .4 .tr.
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TAKE NOTICE.
PErRoLrva CENTRE, May II

PETROLEUM CFyTRB, May II 1870.
old on the first day OF Ju e. will be- lett with
N Iuel Res nolds- tor &C llSclion Walk mp
to tae Captains Office au'isseiile. BY order
of he Robcus TorpedoCo.
Ml1tJ.. LEVI MAsoS Agt.
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THE PYRAMIDS of splendid coal overat
Codington Il Cornwelrs yard are perfectly
wonderful marchlOtf.'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

We ere requested to announce the name OF W,
y. t,alhralu as .ndidnte fer r'em cf grcsI
tom the 2)h district, subject 10 the asagts of The
tepubl lean L,,.;y. -' a.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

a new oil spring was discovered in Isa-
bella county, Michigan, on tie 2gih ul...
by Mr. Norman, Of Mi! Brook, on his
t4rC.
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Hear this BRUTE
While in he dark on thy soft hand hung,
And heard the tempting siren in Thy
tongue-
What flames, what darts, what anguish l
endured! .
But then the candle entered-I was cured.
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| Ali kinds foreign fruits, cat Felter, Fenner
, 4 Co.'s
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Assembly.

We are anti Cri2ed 10 aDnodnce the name Of Hon.
J. u. McJuuAiiI ~ candidate ior re election 10
she Lcgsatare, subject TO the usascs Of tac kepuh-
llcan party.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-21

Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. ". Beat :
ty's. ap2I-,!
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B"auiiih Geld Fish at III. $. Simmons
Drug Store. o., ...
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty's.
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Al kinds foreign traits at F"iter, Fcnnsr
/ Co.'s ..s
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Fine assortment OF wall paper at Critics
Bros.
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GEO. W. KING SR.
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Al kinds I.relgl fruits al teltrr, Fennei
( Cos
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iodaWater and lee Cream a.J. ". Dcai-
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PIONEER, April 9th, 1870.
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SCHONBLOA Il WING.
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rININcLAL AND CoMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Oct 27-P. M.-Thc railway share
market, US ven IS the other dcpg g,mcnts Of the
stock FScange, were unusually quiet and devoll OF
speculative interest Al the opening prices were
weak until the carly session was closed but under
tie influence OF alower range for money rates price,
were stimulated temporarily, and small advance
was consequently noted. A tie day, however. pro.
crossed under the influence OF sales by the equcs,
Who seem I, cortiuu, 10 unload on every rally,
prices fell or llou,h cosiu steady. The principal
dealings were IL Lake ~ ore, Pacific Mail, Western
Union Telegraph, wlile OHIO and Mississippi. North.
western preferred, and Reading were temper .ry
active, The tone End temper Of tho market is about
equally divided with reference to fall or rise and
which indica'es the views aud feelings OF operators
IN a sluggish market kariposa preferred fell of to
"a In coust quoucc OF reported Htigatious with the
officers OF u Con lany usti atcd Ivy stockholders
who are very Iiorcly Disguised with the present
management. Tie rumors current IN tie street ere
that TIE profits have been suhvcrcd 10 wipe out the
losses incurred IN the decline ~ thcStock nom
nvove co to It's present price quoted Erie has been
very quiet, lut general iwpr ssion prevails In the
street that the earnings of the Company unde, the
management ot Gould, have increased aud lnat a
movement will be made 10y Col Eisk aud otlcrs for
Q rise The balance OF tie list was unimporluut
aud orcratrs seem quite cautious about cnen ing
iu new rrCcul tive ventures Until more positive mai
cations Of the future course OF the maract are ~.
ratcut. Tie gold make; va. dun and qu.., cary
in the day at il'.1lla's, the rrmnos, OF the pre-
MUM heir. dar to the strong tone Of fr,gn OK.
change aud the heavier feeling IN the Cunliucntl %
money centres. Al thc+c nrWcs comparatively
sman ,plcs were reported, the gold dial f,r TN,
period staining stationary a. ia Late IN the after.
noon more activity was impaired 10 the marEct, the
rice taking L harm downward turn TO M under
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TuvRspAY. oct. p1-ELovR AND NEai Inc
mWfet was less active ana clio. ed with tUNuv ..i
tendency IN most cN'es sales 1900 hhls. ~ t53ast
q ~ for 'ur,rnnr Western and state t5ilRt5l1 t.r
shipping cNtaS from tpllUg wheat aud g. !'oscI tor
medium 10 choice bakers and fuIl} rouIs. Southrru
nour dul At 81 iW 500 for spp ne extras. and 90 IS
meal e 90, S. IL Z, wheat nour sJ-ii ,hc la1tcr
SrNprus- ton was bc, lower, u 'ddunq up
lands closed a. lOAc Whishoy nrm at lOlsyic ran
24c ,NWuh tutprnune uucha1tcl a. A4oOlpr.
Gosn dull, straiu'i, slNAdfi Hons nrner; i!a!Oc.
for new " ii'f ACTIVE lrcEtts active ana 0rmuI ,
lNe9 bush wheat gt lOd by Steam to LNcrpoI u, and
GuNlS Thc.t p lower pnl clD.cd duh salos r. C'O
uur' at Si.,u I choice Wine Nlc' gan, 3',.s r
new No I sprI q, ana - % for old 80, thirngl Ia
store. Corn 'cU tcaTce am hrmcr At 49,. s,2c FOR
% lutl. ut alst. lur white ONO, and ttati,C. for
weston m HtN nc the lUw,r figure lNc 80. puid
ur lIo ogrl. Il western barley droopng Canada,
'Gnocsnrs Conc, IN bcttrrd 'm,ad and rate. very
nlui 'H!gs 'ol ru"s. .INyIH ano HhO hAst Eiu- e.
Tag Hau ted 40 alet gold. Lrc quiet ana lower:
lies Wall lois Carollua Al i,eitc. hul.stct d1lt
ta.ea OF 20 hhos Port" cp al 5iAt e.. ali by auction
70 ADls new crop Sew on ans NJ 81 leStl 20 cash law
sugars tutlN active lul very lip lAr To Cpli re-.
hmur, %. r Jc sl,gs "lJ hItf ~ nk.l0iac FOR CUBA
rom i.r Porto RICO and 800 bN Havana Al @. .
pNEi r.. nrl dpL AZ l.Gio. -; Tor har,s.
lulhng Nay OF !,I ibis az Tor moss Beet dun ~
tltvfn lul nam ana extra M. ~, l,rCc meet dun and
nominal b'cl hams IN TAR demand tUlyt ~ Ibis az
tW4t tor common To prime. cut mCntH dull aud n
changed. Bacon iHhcr nm,ri eglcs 20 bNs, at II AC.
luf .onF Cl'lr dressed hogs higher NJ iOifnIC Ec.
Lara quiet nnd unchanged sales l50 tCs Al 100 rs
ior Guy, aud wS@ lttc Tor W@tcrn steam also 100
ties Drccnuet a. Ne ana last evening 100 tea each
Tor te n,t fifteen days IN Dcccmhrr January aud Feb,
ruNn, a. -, HUtCr w lic for Western and SO.t
IV' lmls Chr'to llSldc, ana quiet,
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steamer, though quotatlqns. wSrt higher. Rates
were 2dv need BY soine OF the leading drawers to
iHX though ~he principal quotations were on
basis OF igi n 1904 for rime W days bns. r"'sst
no., fni sg'it, aud i0Ss f.lyqA for commercial.
The NOV cuent 20 m; kc trcy attihcialv strin
cent. thereby creating diversion N favor OF lower
prlres at tnc StCck lxchan5e. ias leen appar'ntl
given M, and toe Pre- idCnt Of Tie Bank OF Montreal
LETT the city last night fer e NADIA, wlic1 We NAV
hone indicates a relaxation IN the stringency wlich
las rom day 20 day been recorded In gold aud tur-
renew Watcher the aban comment OF the project vas
cue TO the fcars that continuation O the same Noui
crdanger lie ETY. the credit Of the bank or from
APT rchCnSiCns that tie secretary OF the Treasury
would interpCse IN behalf Of the business interests
of the community Is not positively known. though
III probable that the exposure and who!cea'c df-
nunciaton Of the scheme by the CITY journals rtu
enced its hasty Termination. During the morning
the rates on call rmced NJ and Z r cclt.. though
AZ the close larte balances were freely offered at
ard n cent ON Government and stock collateral.
Commercial paper las been Quiet. and prime aeccp
tances have movcI the basis Of rates quoted Is
morning. Tie Treasury purchased s9.00tui I've.
tNcntiea a. lC p 20 1u3 9 eff rings iOt which
ciicitrd to the amount " q 1890, az prices
lug rom 1oS..l j. 20. Tee bouI market which
had been strong and had, highcT at the opcniHC.
became weak undcr N csc nraer offerings. aud
uricCs jcgi' Cd on tie 81 tire hist siNtNsOycus ALL
iuc oil 10 IiOi.. \ subsequent Improvement was
noted, LoweNCI, t!c market closing steady.
The most active 'yature has been Tie inquiry for
Central Pacific BOnds, which sold high as ,0aa bid
TO-DAY. with hut few offerings fhe foreign demand
hrs been quite u'arkCd. especially FOR the Amster
dam market, aud there has also been noted lar c
they paw the interest in gold as the Govern
mcnt bonds and are about ~ per cent. ell per
Henry Clcws & Co.. 32 Wall street, report closing
prices at r. ". as follows
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Fernando Wood Repudinted Nv the Young
Democracy Gen. W, =. ui'lycr AOmi-
mated for Congress.

mated for Congress.
a Convention composed Of delegates from ;as
TNclth ard Twenty second Wards, met list even.
ir:at l. fhiy.loVrth street and bird avenue. They
regulated Fernando Wood, anu uomiuslcl Gen W.
:. Ilhof 'or Congress, Ros~cn .. II ltca, OF tie
Tvouty second Ward, acted rs Chairman, ana 10. n
Hallotsn, Of the TN,iIb ward, as Secretary Of the
meeting Nj. llal,ursn said, n q member Of tie
Get cIal Committee from the Twelfth Nari, ut the
Regu ar Democracy, he felt constrained to take q
decided stand against the action OF packed Con-
YentiUn WGch nominated Fernando Wood. Filling
room with toughs, and eXcu Ing the regular dele
gst>s, was about played CUE Wood wa. not the
candidate u tho people OF TIC district They had
had too much Wood
MIR Hatch the Chairman, called the attention Of
the Convention to the fact that Nil Wood Was ldcn.
thrd with Iammany Hall was advertised to speak
not such a cauaidAte NJ wsuld l,ud strength 10 ~
organization earnestly opposed Ia the Ring
Mr.. G.. Thatcher offered the following Tcsolu-
uon4, which were adopted;
Uho sa,. Gcl. ". y ycrIccelv,d the nonInGtNn
81 tue Regular ntmocratN u tao Ninth Con- leual
ntuIC, Cos M ahvt OF tOugItss,
h-'Ht,L that We rul"rsc aud ratlfy the nomin auln
Of bru. W, o. llNcl Tor Congress, AMI tlti we ~
usv sU hpAueA moan, tu rrlml', IN. ~ fr',s aud
that me EN- Ted nomination of Fcrn,ndo wood De re-
puuAit ~ UtU# ON tun electors of his district,
n 'ptr 20. INu W. rutursr and fltlN the county
hthet nom IAitl py tlt Young ltmurrsvY, AMI We
commend ,u. ,r u, hrrI"l ly ihuuas IS. iCdWlth IN
tIt dHtr.,-.
a Coma pee l'ml'e hr'rw rd- c,muo,'u- ;N,s
d,el'r, So. Orb. r"u-o ot Gru. ldAcl't interest
At e.
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1--we Stock 1Iurltet.

INV NoRK, Ihursdav Oct. 21--1he receipts OF
herNrs to-day were ~ Ear loads OF 2 head Of which
N eats were Texans, sold NJ 1000 lOC 10 cars very
common III nos steers, sold at l}@l}hc, n cars
dun 10 GOOD krnIutky cattle snid M iSGesi5sc, 10
carr of TAT do not Oiered and Il cars OF Texans Tor
slanshtcrng Trade was du l. but lair to good cattle
were setting at an advance of ab lut Nc %, the ar.
walls of snCcl and lambs were 20 car loads or AKA
htni. IhG market was nrmor tor good sheep aud
stronger tor lat lambs SArs include 10 cars OF sheep a,
AauGkC. n ana Of lambs NJ ivthhc, Hogs
were humCr, aud dressed advanced to l0aOllc for
h"ayI and hight wclghLl Receipts were Agl
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Re iaion "a roliiirs.

7 ~ ? I|'T n n" WI
SE. H. Nuur paper ol TN, morning find tLir
teen Catholic, ma Two ItWs nominated 10y Tam
many ~ 800. IN .tr- out IT twenty, leaving only
ESQ lIutCs .u 2. lust Ouctlrt ENuE the ant -blnlt
y .rty Just tou.thcd vote, l. This mighty | think
in even division would have been fair thereby keen.
NIX both par;i,s QUir; I'M, question of the Mnle
In our pubic schools ~ stlll agitatcd aud dout
tEink Just that tnis party, because thcg have anna.
JOrity o. woes should make this political Qu,s.
lion YouIs sc, CITIZEN.
n. uN tAFu
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THE MURDER OF DOUGLAS.
.r,Ut,T or MGNSI fTGHTER IN
mr. THIRD DLGEkE.


M, crrhrn's speech for the Defence
Jag "' ~, t,ryIi An Sudirurc oT ping
lie. waiting Tor ttc NcrG,c'.
-, v,. crowded on Tie last dav or the
49, .h. r,r.Cus VLo got seats early IN the
i ,,urg brought their lul cues Win N'm t",Dtr
r W T, .'' , S- r, ,-,'- ana Ki r tV-n
=, .,neI Iva OF comment as ley took their
,,,.ty ttc prisoner. the s,ticr courscl's red viz
.ro, irrid !us,re anon. the eiov.ei
,,rt.t pant OF th, hal fattucted for TIC sci,
80. ,t .ie .s.al procession. '-itc C-ivi.' t.u
en- ,o-.u,. .u,u.r vii-r,e 81 i,...ti.. .n5
rp.e u. '-r '' - u". 70 ''u -l,"N .o' '''
..ttr,.t.f Ftl.Ns
r,,f.- .I.-i &C. or,r. ci7 90 tc ttu'
Old. t.rrtt. N.nt..t,.,. a.f.-.. ...
,,b ...l ln.s's d. tic halls q. c.y.iLi..r. Nc.
4, leo. ..r Lis te. q t-.., on. ,..-.. ...,,.
n...,. ..,. . ...' ,, ."F AS o. 80
-. .5'. 1919 80. -. 'aa. a ~,
ro'cr" . 20 y, a. ~, ~; .,yi y a ,han 40,
sWN' ut H1ac wear on. any one Mould DC Ja.iilcd
i. est.I- Ola p..fiuccs ~. the olc io t;c lusv;
'S'Ga rS n a Gps p s noV d.si.s 10 IS q
ja.r ~ 1.1.. a,d atcujira 70 .how that IA, t,on
go u.H ,Sil soa pe,ysgrty II ,et .1 En-, ~
..rsi. uo4.,ss iH rcS0tv n-rsurd isci SON. lie
go ~, ,l f- ~ .S' a 81, rs. al Jr';s
h. .. - 'l'l.. t,e if'ft men, Ia SIar,h .ssi.
..........,,,.r,. ,.,,,,,
... .N....'. -, ..l .' '',' dr.. o,.,,.
-. o. -, ',',. ''.-' .... ". ,-
-... ...t ....U.f ..r.ifi1' ..us.,.. TO- al.
o.. r ,, grsp 1i..,.., .,,.d
q.
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THE IoLLAR WEEKLY SUN
THE sEuI.wEEKLY suv.HA YEAR.

o; The size and general character TIE WEEK.
LY bit with greater variety OF miscellaneous read
ing and furnishing the to Us snh.cribers with
greater freshness because II CO mes twe1 week IN
sienl OF ono, onY.
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Tie coupons OF sterling bonds and interest bonds
OF the Mobile and Ohio R1ilrvad Company, due Nov
l, viii be paid to holders In the Northern States a
Sou;ter & Co.'S, SO William street. New York an /
to the holders m the southern States, az the COM
pAry's cficc, in Mobile.
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Special Notltss.
THE sun.
CHARLES A. DANA. Editor.
TIE DAILY suN.tA YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper with the largest
circulation In the world. Free, Independent and fear
lees in politics. All the ucws from everywhere. Two
cents copy by mail. 50 cenisa month. or g. year.
THE LOLLIR TEETLrSUN
A NEWSPAPER OF the PREsENT TINES.
INTENDED FOR PEOPLE now ON EARTR,
Including Farmers Mccl sncs. Merchants ofcs sionai
Mea. Workers Thinkers, and all Manner of HoBess
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Or less than one Cents Copy LIT the be so Club
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DIED.
In BROOKLYN, on Thursday, October q
. Anderson. in the sd year OF his age.


ANDFRSON.-In BROOKLYN on Thursday, October n
1870. George H. Anderson in the sd year OF his age
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
CAMPBEII.-On Wednesday, October 20. Elizabeth.
widow OF the late James Campbell. OF Blllycastle.
county Antrim, ireland, IN the ed year OF her age
The friends OF the family are respectfully INVITED TO
attend the from late residence 80 East 99th
st., on Friday. october d, at 1H o'clock.
hUNKENBkCK.-OnT Thur day N orninR. october Ns
Friends aud relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the t1neri at his late residence n
liam lton ay., South Brooklyn at O'Clock p. n. on
Friday, October y.
RIEILN.-On Thursday october "a. Mary Anne, the
beloved vie OF John Richly.
The relatives md friends ofhe family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral rom her father, James
IaC-cttys residence 2Ci Az G, on Saturday, October
90 ~ o'clock. The remains to be taken TO Calvary
CeWCt.r
WILL ANS -On Thursday. October q, at / o'clock.
Henry Aimed Wiams. eldest son OF James and Jatha
zinc Williams, aged years, 10 months. aud 10 days
Funeral to take place ~ IN, fathers, on saturday,
October 80 at 10 O'Clock, Far Eockaway. and then u
taNnrN Cemetery.
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BANKING and FINANCIAL,


HARVEY FISK. A 8. HArcH
oFFIcE oF FISK HATCH BANKERs AND DEAL
Ems IN GovIRSsEST SECURITIES, NASSAU STREET
NEW loRK, Oct. -. isi0.-FU NDlNG oF UNITED
STATES FIVE-TW ENTIEs into a nrstcllss Sc
curity, paying the same rate OF interest elk per
cent, gold), and which cannot be called in uaier
twenty Eve years without the consent Of tie holder
may be Effected at clear profit Of about twenty
per cent, by exchanging them for the FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACi.
FIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The 1vetventies Of 1861 seli.n; to-day at
lOis, and the Central Pacific Bonls at 0Ol 81, OOO
OF the former viii buy 1000 of the latter. and leave
nearly $500 for use for rc.nvestmcnt or 5000 OF
the former, paving $40 in gold annusly, viii tuy
e. 600 Of the latter payng $500 in god annually and
leave q balance IN clsn OF over go.
The Central Pacific Is completed. thorou-lly.
built, welImanagcd road dong large busno b.
and earning immense revenue. Tie bonds are
wei aud favorahly kuoNn, and constantly dealt m.
both he.e and IN the chic, financial centres o. El-
rope. and the, can bc disposed Of at quoted market
price with the same facility as Government bonds,
aud are Oily quoted AZ The stock E,caau e.
Having originally negotiated these bonds, and
being thoroughly acquainted with t.,ir sounJn, IS
and value, We Lave Introduced tDcm 1s spcc.l
IN regular business 90 conn, ction With our deal.
iuss in Government securities, and recomwcul them
without hesitation Ia our iiguds and customers
desiring to make investments or to fund their Gyc.
tWcutics upon advantageous terms. without reduc.
ton Of interest FISK 4 HATCH
TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA. con
uccting 81 Louis ant 81 Paul, and running through
the lnc-t portion of Iowa Is nov nearly completed.
The remaining m'iion Of IT, per cent gold First
Mortgage Bonds i now offered at 90 nnl acc. ucd
| interest Parties who desire a strictly FIRST class
| investment one Of the very best roads In the
country are invited to examine into The merits o.
his security It pa July third more interest
| dian Governments, Which are taken Va excl an.e at
| the !igl 1t market rate.
W. b. slIATTrCK, Treasurer,
81 Pine street, NoN York.
Ancr full cxamiu ,ton, We have accepted an
| Agency Tor the sale OF the above First nortga c
| Bonds, and desire to recommend them to our Gus.
| t0mc's As THOROUGHLY sAFE A. WELL AS
| PROFITABLE INNFs rNENr
| JAY COOKE 60.
| Pamrl!ots, vita map, may be obtained AND sub.
| scripdo viii be received, at the COMPANY or.
rICEs, 32 Pine street, New York; at oniccs OF JAY
| COOKE 4 Co, New York Philadelphia, and Wash.
| inEton; tie BANK or NoHru AMERICA, and banking
| houses OF uowEs 4 MACY, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-28
DIIORCED.

wANDEL. In this civ on Friday uctober q. $50.
Nv judge Albert nfdozo of the SUPREME Court, Dan
tel Mandcl from Jane T.. WandeI
wfITNEY.-1n this city. on Tuesday, october IL
1870, by Judge George g. Barnard, Of the supreme
court Elizabeth c. Whitney IRON Leonard l.. whitney.