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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
ByW. Is. Robins, Reol Estate A gent,
M 1000 Main street,

A NO. 1 CHANCE TO LOCATE AID.
a VANTAGEOITSI,Y NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND am authorized by the owner,
who Is anxious to sell to offer FOR sale his HlS
SEyENTY-FIyE ACRES OF GOOD LAND go
acres In woods, the rest clearcdl with good Inn
provements thereon. Dwelling In nice ORDER, con-
flaming seven rooms, etc. located within three
miles Of the northeastern suburbs Of the city of
Richmond, In good neighborhoOd, convenient to
Persons desiring to purchase will find 1t to their
advantage to apply early to
". d. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent,
NH 3-3t l0oZ Main street.
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EOR SALE OR LEASE.-As the autho-
L rizcd agents, we offer all the PROPERTY
heretofore In use for the accommodation ofthe poor
ofthe county of Henrico, consisting Of OSE HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY:SEVEN ACRES OF LAND
situated about six miles east of the city Of Rich
mond and half mile from the new Central turn
pike, with HOUSE thereon suitable for q dwell
good quality, naturally: about one-lhird cleared;
balance in small wooded growth toak bushesl.
There viii also be sold a No. ] MULE and
SPRING WAGON, with u small supply OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Apply to JOHN WOODWORTH or JACOB ).
ATLEE, the authorized agents.
If the above property is not sold before the eth
dayof March next IL will on that day be offered
for lease for term Of three years, ut the county
courthouse. lie li-to
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WOOD AND COAL.

NOAL AND WOOD.-Consumers can
Y save money by calling on me before pur-
chasing, as offer to every consumer 5 discount
on current prices equal TO amount paid drummers
Inv other dealers CHARLES II. PAGE,
Nineteenth and Cary and Seventh and Grace.
fed
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FOR NEW YORK. @SAS
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $500

FOR NEW YORK. A&
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 5000 II
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, MA IA A, ALBE.
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New York fol-
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at o. clock
p, NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships ere entirely new. They have elegan,
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoca'
ti0ns, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for 81
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered AT A QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the onces OF th'i
company. .
N. L. McCREADY, President 's7 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNBAR Co, Agsnlsl
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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- .
POWDER.

POWDER, POWDER.-For sale low, in
any quantity the ceebratgdN p . brSnds Of
liP6dhRTISe; POWDER; also, BLASTING pow
nER Of the best quality. All of which is war;
ranted to give entire satislactl9n., nrcSop
Maker and Dealer in Guns, Rifles. Pistols, Am
munitions and sporting Goods. General Agent lor
the American Powder Company, 1892 Main street.
fe 4-lm
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WANTS.

FARMER WASTED.-Wanted, an eX-
IL pericuced FARMER to take charge of farm
in Charles City county, on James river. Would
prefer one with some team Of bis own, aud work
on shares. There were about forty bushels wheat
sown last fall, and large portion Of corn land is
brokenup. For further information, applyto
RO. j. CHR1Sr1AN
corner Twenty-sixth and Main Streets,
NH 3-3c Richmond.
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS OVER
w SEER ON A FARM by a man who under
stands farming in all Its branches and Is well ac-
quainted with gardening. Has no family but 4
Wifi. Address FARMER,
NH Sits DiSDdtch Office.
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DAUL PRY IN RICHMOND! -,

.cTATIoyEEy,-Full assortment st
- ELLyaod d SAYAok'ss
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME
L STORE AND DWELLING mo. 1873. on
FAsED CiROuND, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET A FEW DOORS EAST OF
deed of trust executed by Benjamin. Fills to the
undersigned as trustee dated the IN DAY OF 9c 10
hastings court Of the city of Richmond, being re-
uuirrd so to do by The beneficiary therein secured,
viii sell Mt public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY the 80 day Of March, nj a O'Clock P.
~. the property mentioned and described as
above, Terms 1T sale.
RICHARD CATTTHORN. Trustee.
ptcu,pDsov e Co Auctioneers fe2
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high CONsTABLE'S5- cS sALE.W VS1 Ls
cold On SkTURDAY, March $, 1870 at II O'CLOCK
M NJ the above-named PROPERTY, on leased
ground. situated on the corner of Seventh ana Ca
SaJ atreeta TO satisfy a distress warrant In my
hands In favor Of Seth A. Duval and against Ii.
W. Hey and William Davies.
20 "a JAMES LAWRIE, TT. G. G. r.
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As SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE IN A
"A deed of trnst from William IL. Turner to
William NJ. Warinner, of record In the clerks
office of Charles City county, shall on the SIN
ises the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deed, containing $50 acres. bounded by the lands
OF William Pearman, G. BROOKS ana nthers.
20 ~ tNhAx Sub. Trustee.
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dor SALE, TENEMENT No. 1O9Gsa
L tpart frame and part brick, on the east kEI
tanning thirteen rooms with tire-places. In the
rear besides smoke-house, etc, Is LARGE
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING, which at
small cost might be made into a dwelling. The
LOT has front of so feet and depth Of 10 feet,
on which are some good fruit trees, grape-Tines,
etc. Terms liberal. Apply to >-
fe 26-Gt j. l.. APPEKSON.
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1TAsEs. VASES, VASES, OF ,EVER,n
" AI,st. aud MT fhe lowest prices. Persons u
~, msiii e3nsuit their interest By examining "f
s wss Sasors MAKING shcir pnGShsiss;c AMY.
81 sHs'''as sss
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Nv" WILLIAM C. DURHAM 4 CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND III
L0Nn0NDERRy hl

THE 4 NCHOR LINE.
Fayorite Clyde-huilt passenger steamers are IN
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from plet
No. 20. North river, at IL O'Clock nj.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CUhhtEaSnea
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow. or Derry, $50 ano
ST5. s,,o
Excursion tickets, good for twelve mouths. ~.
Stcerage to Glasgow or Derry, $so; iheermeoiS'e'
s35. a.,
Prepaid certificates from these ports, s3l.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, hafse'
Drafts issued payable at any bank In Greas Dts
tain.
For further information apply as the eomPa1hy,a
Offices, No. Bowling Green, New aorAs w KEN
DERSON BROTHERS, orto co ,.,
WILLIAM Q. DUNBAR 90 Agents.
au IS
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TOUR-STORY BRICK STOREHOUSE.
Il ON CARY BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND VIRGINIA STREETS, FOR SALE.-We
are authorized to sell that commodious and well,
located STOREHOUSE located as described
above. now in the occupancy of Messrs. Eggleston
a. Smoot, fitted up with office, hatchways, gas
and water, complete. For particulars applyto
NH 3-lw LEE & GoDDlS.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND &Es

FOR LIVERPOOL AND &Fs
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS. SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OFpAseAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable In Gold.
Seer0ge. Payable TN Currency.
or Queenstown. .................4a % 90
7 jTernooI or Queenstown (golti) ,........& so 90
Halifax lgoldI ,,,,,.....,,............. 20 90
St. JOINTS, n F., by branch steamer tgold).. 10 90
S!esrd2e, Payable tn Currency.
or Queenstown. 80 90
Halifay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 90
St. Johns, n. F., By branch steamer........ 30 60
Tickets sold To and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, at moderate rates
For further Information aDply at the Companyfs
offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent.
IL broadway, New York: or TO
LII T Ia 81 n HIrNus'M y 90 Arnntr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

members. Messrs. Kesrny, Walker,
Walsh, Camp, Pemberton, Casanave,
Grandpre, Staes, Wynne and Farrell (1D
present.
The reading of the minutes Of previous
meetings was, on motion of Mr.. Kearny.
dispensed with.
The following weekly reports of the
Treasurer, which had accumulated
from the failure of the board to trans
act any business since February 70,
1870, were received successfully, and or
dered referred to the Finance Com
mittee:
snn Satnrdax E.heuRrY ID. 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

ConbroiltIo ONCE, new orleans, FeOfuary
10, 1870.
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The following report of special commit
tee of the Board of Aldermen, adopted by
that body, was received and concurred in:
To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen of the
City oil New Orleans:
Your committee, to whom was referred
the joint resolution from the Board of As
slstant Aldermen relative to the dismissal of
the appeal taken by the City Attorney in the
case OF the State ex rel. New Orleans REPUB-
LICAN Printing Company.vs. j. y. Landry,
Controller, No. 665 of the docket of the
Sixth District Court, beg leave to submit
the following report:
In the prosecution of their labors your
committee first ascertained what is the real
question in dispute before the courts, and
they found it to be one simply of law, to
is entitled to be recognized as the official
journal OF this city, and entitled to be paid
according to the act OF the Legislature
relative to public printing.
The correctness of the bills presented is
not in dispute.
The petition asks and the judgment of the
Sixth District Court orders fthe Controller
to examine the bills of the REPUBLICAN,, and if
found correct to draw his warrants therefor
according to law,
On this point your committee understand
the opinion of the present and the late City
Attorneys TO be that further litigation on
the part of the city would be of no avail, ex-
cept for the purpose of gaining further time.
In mis- written opinion to the Council of
Gate twelfth of October, 1868. H. J. Leovy,
ESQ.,, then City Attorney, says:
THE proprietors of the REPUBLICAN, claim
the printing of the city advertisements.
- THIS claim ia based upon the act of the
Legislature approved July %, 1868, which
provides that the Governor. Lieutenant
Governor and Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives shall contract with some party
for all necessary printing. Section ten OF
that act reads as follows:
IS Be it further enacted, That all printing
for the State or for any department of the
State government, or for the Supreme
Court, or for the corporation of New Orleans,
shall be performed BY the State Printer, who
shall execute the same according to the spe-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

OFFICE CITY wATERwoRKs.l
New Orleans. February a. 1870. }
To General Bra1ton Bragg, Superintendent:
GENERAL have the honor to submit the
following as the result of the collections of
water rents for the week ending February
10, 1870:
No. bills. Amount.
First and Fourth Districts. ..l45 S2545 Is
Second and Third Districts. .265 1891 SO
TOTAL DllIS. ...3JJ S03oI IA
Two bills of 1869 ..... 2 sc so
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
E. WAGGAMAN,
Water Registrar.
OFFICE CITY WATERwoRKs,l
New Orleans. February 26, 1870. )
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF CASH.
Balance of cash on the 10th inst. ,$37, 713 05
Received for water rent this week 1899 70
IOChl. .'Sf-,oAS W
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid for water rent returned. ' 50 %
Balance this day .S42, sos 81
Deposited in Citizens
Bank. .S41, $50 30
". A'''N' ---s42 sos 80
S. E. PERCY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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The Controllers weekly statements of
checks, drawn as follows, was read for the
week ending February Il, 1870, S29,756 II;
for the week ending March 1, 1870, $685.
705 "a; for the week ending March 8, 1870,
S42, 1872 Sail Of which were referred to
the Finance Committee.
The financial statements Of the Water.
works for the several weeks ending re-
spectively, February 10, 1870, February 26,
1870 and March 5, 1870, were received and
referred to the Committee on Waterworks:
OFFICE CITY WA1ERwoRKs,
New Orleans. February 10, 1870. !
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF CASH.
Balance on the twelfth instant S31.7l0 II
Received for water rent this week. 6,023 GA
Total. .....................S3 7, 733 rs
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid for advertising 5 700
Paid for brick work done
in engine yard. 80. 6 so
Paid for water rent re-
turned. ..... 2 90 20 70
Balance this day. -. S37,7l3 O5
Deposited in Citizens
Bank ........ $37, IT'S II
On hand. ....,...... 537 %
-$s7.713 05
Sc. PERCY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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S43,036 As
S. e. PERCY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE CITY WATERwoRHs,
New Orleans. March 7, 1870
To General Braxton Bragg. Superintendent:
GENERAL-I have the honor to submit the
following as the result Of collections for the
week ending March S, 1870:
No. Bills. Amount.
First and Fourth Districts. 81 81 1872 "a
Second and Third Districts. 2e9 32ll 10
Total. ............ .............. 333 S5,043 81
Varv resnacffnIiv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

OFFICE CITY WATERwORKs,l
New Orleans. February "a. 1870.
To General Braxton Bragg. Superintendent:
GENERAL-I have the honor to report the
following as the result of the collections for
the week ending February 26, 1870:
No. of bills. Amount
First and Fourth Districts lO7 $l544 OF
Second and Third Districts 252 3345 &c
Total .349 s4S89 %
One bill of 1869. ....,.. ! 10 90
$50 $3.50 %
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

The GREAT STORM on LANE ERIE.-On
Sunday night and Sunday last Lake Erie
was wished by tn e third great loss of lii
and property. At Buffalo considerable
damage was worked by the wind and waller
while at nearly every point on the lake
shore more or less damage was done
Among the disasters Oh the Lake are the
losses of the tug J. Z. Harrison, which
went down off Sturgeon Point about two
o'clock Monday morning; the propeller
Negtune, which sank at about daylight at
Cleveland; the schooner Brittania which
sank off the Peninsula at Erie, and the
wreckiug of several schooners and tugs at
different points. The Buffalo Courier Of
Tuesday says that thus far only six lives
are known to have been lost, and the cap
tains and crews Of the different vessel. d s.
played undaunted heroism in the recuing OF
life anu property. This storm is reported as
the severest that has visited the region of
country around Lake Eris this season. TIE
total losses to life and property have not
yet been atcertaned.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

TrDIOuTE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS De.
NIED.-The Argument in this case, on the
application OF J. J. Napdergrift aud George
V. Torman, petitioners, asking that an in
junction might be issued restraining the
directors of this road from increasing their
capital stock, was heard before Hon. S. p
johnson al Cory, on Monday last. c. II.
Heydrick. Erq, Of Franklin, appearing for
complainants, and W. D. Brown, Esq , oi
Warren, for defendants.
After hearing the testimony and listening
to the arguments oil. cOnsel, the Court decid
ed that sufficient grounds for granting on
injunction had not been shown, aud denied
the prayerf the petitioners.
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long Ar AZ installation services at the Presby.
poNs Church, last evening, were largel ,
/ Il led. ud'provsd very interesting. The
r,.S BY Rev. Sinclair of Titusville, was
nj therful and effective one and was listen.
~, ',"rne throughout with the strictest atten-
and Il The charge to the pastor and people,
nias sevs. Eaton Of Franklin, and Oxtoby OF
aesH!th East, were also eloquent and efrec-
ofss, appealing directly to the
.,earts OF those present, and urging them to
sustain the newly installed pastor 10 bis ef.
forts to build'up the church, and advance
the cause Of christianity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

A remarkable phenomenon occurred the
day on which the earthquake was felt at
Stumps Mill, Now Londonville, o. On a
small hillside that has heretofore been dry
ground, q stream Of waite about one foot
in diameter, gushedaout with great violence
and has been running with the same force
ever since. The ground. for considera-
BILE extent around the waterspout, is SET
tling. Long poles have been inserted but
no bottom found. There seems to be an
underground lake.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

There was Q rumor on the street to-day
Of the striking OF l0O0-barrel we'll at
Bfsdy's Bend. By telegram from that
place we learn that the MsIdrum well No.
2, Armstrong Run, commenced flowing yes
terdsy. .i.was rumored at the rate of 1000
barrels per day. The we'll is on branch OF
Armstrong Run, on. territory hitherto un-
developed. The rumor is doubtless started to
affect the oil market. From several opera
tors who are s'posted" on tho Armstrong
Run territory, we are Informed that the big
flowing wells in that vicinity are e myth
NEARLY, newspaper accounts to the contrary.
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A Country without Grcenbseks.

The Overland Monthly tells how the
Mormons manage to get along without
greeubacke:
Hundreds of fatmers ii,ias in reasonably
comfortable circumstances, and having
large families to elulhe and educate, will
not see a dollar iu money for years. Such
a farmer wishes 10 purchase pair OF shoes
for his wife, He consults the shoemaker,
who AYERS his willingness to furnish the
same for one load OF wood. He has TO
wood, but sells calf for quantity OF
ddobes, the odobes for an order on mer-
chant, payable in goods, and the order for
load Of wood, and straightway the matron
is shod. Seven watermelon purchase a
ticket of admission TO the theatre. He
pays for the tuition Of his children seventy
five cabbages per quarter. The dressmaker
receives for her services four squashes per
day. He settles his church dues in sorghum
mo!asses. Two loads of pumpkins pay his
annual subscription TO the newspaper. lie
buys o ''Treatise ON Celestial Marriage" for
load of gravel, and bottle Of soothing
syrup for the baby for bushel OF string
beans In this primitive method uutil the
advent Of the railroad, niue-tea.hs OF the
business Of the territory was Conducted
And even now. in the more remote settle
ments, a majority Of all TRANSACTIONS are Of
this character.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

WITNEss,-It is probably not generally
known that by act Of assembly approved
the 24lh Of February, 1870, it is made a
misdemeanor punishable by fine not exceed
ing two thousand dollars and imprisonmers
not exceeding two years for any persons
required by legal process, or held to bail,
to attend and testify in any criminal prose-
cution for te lony before any criminal court,
judge or justice in this Commonwealth, to
unlawfully and willfully, with inten. to
defeat the ends OF Justice, abscond, elope or
conceal himself and refuse to appear as re-
qnired by said legal process or recognizance
of bail.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

Miss Lizzi l.. Boynton. the Elizabeth
Cady Stanton OF Crawfordville, Indiana, is
no more. The ceremony by which she be-
came Mrs. Harbert took place in the pres
euce Of large assembly, on Tuesday Of
last week. The happy pair, after brief
wedding tour, will proceed 10 Des Moines,
Iowa, where MIR. Harbert is practicing Law
and his wife, it is said, will enter bis Office
as q law student.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

An editor in New Jersey recently pub
shed long obituary notice of On uncle
of his who died out in Australia and left
S40o, 900, 600 to his only nephew. The
Intimate acquaintances 0! the editor re-
gard this story as the preliminary meas
ure of a carefully devised scheme to get
trusted for couple Of winter under
shirts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

Nevada is nice lace to live. The
other day three men built fence across
stage road in that state. aud when the
stage came up, leveled their guns and be
gan to talk business. The twelve passen-
gers, headed by the Lieut. Governor an |
the warden of the state prison. got 10 sin
gle file, left their none y aud valuables,
and were ordered back into the coach again
The robbers then pulled down the feuce,
fred salute as the vehicle drove off. and
thus pleasantly parted company with the il
guests.
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Latest and Most Important
War News.
Tours. Nov. ..

Tours. Nov. 2.
the government is in receipt oi adv ices
from Paris tu October IS
The Prussians had previoaslg Abandoned
,importgnt points, after hard nsbtirg. and
the Parsians held these points aud were
Terrifying.
The principal cannon foundry of the city
which Is capable of turning ont ten guns per
day. had completed an iron clad locomotive
armed with heavy ordnance.
The same establishment was bnsl'y en-
ployed in the manufacture Of Chasse-
pots.
The Ele.tare says the Prussiau seige guns
are before the city aud Paris may be- bonn
bardrd any moment.
Rumors Of the capitulation of Bazaine
we're circulated in Paris the 9th and created
intense agi,ation.
Versailles, Nov. !,
via London, Nov. l
The loss Of the second Division of latan.
try Guards on the 30th. WAS ihirty-io
officers and four hundred and forty-nne
men.
Fort Mt. Valeran tired actively last
evening and this morning, but without do
ing any damage whatever
The outposts of General Worder's COM
mand encountered the French near Grayon
on tne 22l ut., two days before the occ'l-
patton of Dijnu, and repussd them at all
points. taking fifteen officers and five hun
dred men prisoners.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

The second we'll put down on the Prem
tlce, Augell' & Whitney tract, at Foster
Station, on the Allegheny River below
Frsnklio, was completed day before yester-
day and tubsa and cssed. Yesterday the
sucksr-rods, were put 10, there being
over 900 feet Of oil in the bole at The time.
Up to this writing We have not learned the
result.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

Simon Levi, of this place, recently COZ
victed by the United States District Court
at Pittsburgh, OF passing coun terfeit money
and recommended to mercy by the jury,
was sentenced to two years imprisonment
In the peniteutiary, by Judge McCan dless,
on Tuesday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

Those OF our citizens who admire genuine
amusement without vnlgarity. should al
tend LaRus's Minstrels, who perform at
sobers Opera House, this evening. Re
served seats can be secured at Critics Bros.
drug store.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03

We learn that shooting atfray occurred
at East shambnrgh: last night, in which
man named Farrell was seriously wouud.
ed in the shoulder, andssnother man called
"Slotty," was shot through the left breast,
and probably fatally wounded. Several OF
the parties engaged in the afTray have been
arrested and ere held to await the resul. OF
the wounded mans injuries