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LIST OF AGENTS,

TITUSVITLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
TY-STEPDEN ,'oOF Office, Hamtons tirnr
Store addr,ss Titusyille, Pa. Assistant John Nan
Scryer.
TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICIyI.
MY-U II THOMAS. Office and address. Man.
sion House. 1itusvile, Pa.
SIAMBURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE JR.
IN Office Shamburg; residence, Titusvile, Pa.
ksaistant. A. West s
EN- r7RPRISE rLEASANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM AM, PrrHOLE-ikORGE w. VAN
VJiET. Office and address, Chase House. Pleas
on,riIc. Assistant, IL. c. II huntingdon. ''"'
TIDIOUTE AND WEST mCKORY-CuAs.
CIARiS, O1fice and address, EXP ess Oflice Tidi.
.,nte Pa Assistant, f. c. Beardsley
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and rddress Petroleum Cen
,rn pa Assistant, Charles Blackford
raisR AND BLOOD FARMS and District living
on oil Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Farm 10
% McClintockviile-J NEs. SAUNDERS. address
',arr Farm Pa Assistants. Luther u. Saunders,
Charles T. Cochran and william Hoyt.
MoCLIMTOCKvlLLE, OIL CITY AND RfNO
A. S. WHIST Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa.
Assistant, n. Mead "
i ANkLiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY PIv.
Err WILDER Office and address. Eranklin,Pt
SCRUBG ASS, POSTER FARM y PAdREH'S
LANDIN,i-RICHARD w. REDPlELD. Office
snd addrt IS Scrubgrass, Ia Assistant X. W. Por-
terfied address Emlentou, la.
WEST NIR6lNIA--C. D. ANGEL. and Il. +.
COCK. Address. Parkersburg. West Virginia.
R0bcrtS Petroleum Torpedo Go.
MnyS-dly.
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A LLEGIIENY VALLEY

New line to BufilIo. throueh tie oIi Ree'ors.
JUNE 8, 1870.
0cI:r9 SOUTu.
=, on City. Franklin. ralssr's ar PIT ,'r-
Mail, $40 lam q,55 am l2c0pnl RWpm
Day Exp, 400 pm s,33 pm 4.o5pm Ssr > N
Night Ex, $50 p IN l0,05 pa l0Jam go 10.
GOING NORTH
Pit'sburg PNrkers. Franklin. ar n. city
Way Pasr9,3o IA i.25rn t.sapm 5tbpm
Night Ex, 900 PA 500 a III 5,5l IA 6sOa n.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CAR, On Wight
Expre's trains both ways between ittsbnrsL and
J.J. LAwREgoE, Gen sp9t
THos NJ. kISo, Asst SIpt
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Philadelphia Il Erie y. n
SUMNER TINE TAp,E.

On and after Mondhy, May 3c.h, 1870 the ,rsr.
on the Philadelphia Il Eric Raj ,roaa vii nm N,
follows: wa ia" Us
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Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage
IN the past we shall use our best efforts TO merit
Is continuance harsh III!
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Owing to the large aud increasing demand FOR the
Roberts Torpei1es. and the late decision of the
COmrnissioncr Of Patents in refn. sin, to WIN. Reed
patent md the decision Of Judge r. G. Grier su
tanning the Roberts pitent they have LOW Erred
the Drice of their TorDedOps
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
Defrauding the Revenue.
% the A Associated Press,

Defraud,ng the Revenue.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The Commissioner
of internal Revenue was informed to-day that
General Bennett, former Supervisor of North
and South Carolina, and Loring, an accomplice,
were arrested in Atlantic City, Iowa, on the 11th
inst, by General Clarke, the United States Mar
shal for Iowa, and taken to Raleigh for trial for
alleged conspiracy to defraud under the United
States revenue laws.
The stanton Appropriation.
The President this morning signed the joint
resolution appropriating one years salary of an
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court for the
benefit of the widow and children of the late
Edwin NJ. Stanton.
A COlorod Delegation.
Twelve colored men, members of the Georgia
Legislature, visited Vice-President Colfax at the
Capitol this morning, and were introduced to
him by Senator Wilson.
One of the Georgians made little speech,
setting forth the views of the delegation, and
they retired after pleasant interview.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
The Council and pain.
Murder in Lowell, Massachusetts.
The Boston Art Museum.
The Two Mayors of Richmond.
FROM EUROPE.
Tho Associated Press Reward.
nOJo- A Thericdu CnbLe.

Tho Associated Press Reward.
By the ATgLo-AmeTicGn Gable.
LONDON, March tS.-The advertisement of
the New York Associated Press offering $500
reward for the detection and punishment of the
author of the City of Boston canard, is pub
lished and noticed editorially in the Times and
other morning papers to-day. Captain Jud-
kins and the Inman line authorities are still
confident that the missing steamer will come
into port safely.
Vessels arriving from the Atlantic to-day still
report dense fogs off the coast of Ireland, with
the wind from the northwest.
spain and the Council.
MADRID, March 1S.-Owing to the attitude
taken by the Pope the Government has decided
not to send special envoy to the Gcumenical
Council.
The Pope's Illness.
LONDON, March 1S.-A we'll. informed corre-
spondent at Rome telegraphs here that the
rumor of the Pope's illness is confirmed The
Bishops of Besancon and Nevers take the lead
in opposition to the infallibility dogma.
Wreck of an American Vessel.
LONDON, March 1S.-A despatch from Antwerp
confirms the previous report of the loss of the
ship Ventus Captain Nesper, from Callao Nov.
II, with guano. for Antwerp. She was an Ame-
rian ship of 1242 tons burden, and belonged at
Thomaston, Me.
The May1ower is only slightly damaged.
st. Pntrick's Day In Ireland.
LONDON, March 1S.-St. Patrick's Day was
celebrated throughout Ireland yesterday in the
usual manner So far as heard from, no dis
orders occurred, and the extra precautions
taken by the authorities to guard against rlotng
were needless.
The Samaria.
LIVERPOOL March 1S.-The ship Madge
Wildfre, Captain Barclay, from Savannah on
February 9th, arrived here to-day, aud reports
on February 18th she sgnaled disabled Gu
nard brig-rigged steamer steering east. She
wanted no assis auce. This was unquestionaby
the missing steamer Samaria, Captain Martyr,
from Liverpool for New York, which has put
back to British port. She is expected to arrive
off Cape Clear, Ireland to-day.
The Latest Quotations.
PARIS, March Is. The Bourse closed dull !;
Rentes, 78f. roc.
FRANKFORT, March 1s.-U. S. bonds opened heavy
at 952a@95X.
ANTWERP, March 1s-Petroleum opened quiet at
56s4f and closed quiet at 562S.
HAvRE, March lS.-Cotton opened active and
firm at 1861 on the spot and 1881. ahOat.
BREMEN. March lS.-Petroleum opened quiet.
HAMBURG, March 19-Petroleum opened firm
at 1910.
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THIRD EDITION
SHERMAN And THE ARMY BILL.
He will Resign if it Passes.
Methodist Conference at PuttsvIIs 9
The Proceedings of Congress To-day
FROM WASHINGTON.
BrOOkiyn Navy Yard.
Lfch 10 I1hn Ere,iia,lr TIfLenrnnh

Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Special Despatch 20 The Eueni'g Telegraph
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The House Naval
Committee considered the removal of the Brook
lyn Navy Yard and heard read the bill which pro-
poses to leave the selection of the new site 10
the House.
Tennessee KfTairs.
The Reconstruction Committee heard the
statements of the Speaker of the House and the
President of the Senate of the Tennessee Legis-
lature about the condition of affairs in that
State. They deny that there is any insecurity
of life or property, or any conflict between the
Governor and the Legislature.
The Funding Bill.
The Ways and Means Committee, with Secre-
tary Boutwell,, called upon the President to-day
and had o consultation about the Funding bill.
Tariff Bill Debate.
The House has set apart tomorrow for gene
raj debate on the Tariff bill.
ktartling RumOr.
1t is said that, in case the Army bill passes
the Senate in the same shape as it passed the
House, General Sherman will resign.
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FROM THE STATE.
Row Between Legislators.

Special Despatch 70 The Eventng Telegraph
HARRISBURG, March 19.-After the adjourn
ment of the Senate controversy took place in
the chamber between Senators Nagle and Lin
derman. 1t appears that during the morning
session Linderman made use of language which
Nagle deemed personally insulting, After ad-
journment Nagle demau ed an explanation
This was not satisfactorily given, whereupon
Nagle took his redress in his own hands, and
blows were exchanged, and Linderman was the
sufferer. Mr.. Josephs of the House, and others
interfered and prevented further difficulty.
The P0tisviiIe Conference This Mornings
Proceedings.
Special Despatch to The BUening Telegraph
PoTTsvILLE March 1S.-After the opening of
religious services Central Philadelphia was
represented by Rev. DR.. Castle. Rev. A. Yerval
addressed the conference. He has performed
the duties of an itinerant minister forty-eight
years, but now retires to a supernumerary re-
lation. His brethren part from him with reuct-
ance, and complimented him by resolution.
The Harrisburg district was represented by
Rev. Dr. Pattison. The examination of each of
the districts showed the gratifying intelligence
that Methodlsm is steadily on the advance in all
material regards. Rev. T. w. McClary was
granted a supernumerary relation. Rev. w. T.
McFee was located at his own request. Rev. T.
B. Nicely was made supernumerary. Rev. w.
II. Vincent addressed the conference on Sabbath
School helps.
The order of the day was taken up, being the
recommendation of the Baltimore Conference
proposing certain additions to the fifth restrc-
tive rule by which the term of ministerial SER
vice shall not be heightened beyond the present
term of three years, the city shall not form
part of the Annual Conference, and the present
powers of the Bishop shall not be restricted.
Revs. w. II. Elliott, James Cunningham, PEN
nell Coombe, and DIR. Nadal opposed the recon-
mendations, and Rev. w. Leroy favored the plan.
The debate was able aud excited, continuing
from 1870 to IL o'clock. The ayes and nays
were ordered upon each of the items, with the
following results:-For the first recommends
tion 16 against 139; for the second item s.
against 1874; for the third s, against 134
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FROM EUROPE.
The MarseiIIaIse Moves to Tours.


By the Ango-AraericGn Cnb!s
PARIS, March 1S.-The MdrSeillaise of to-day
announces that as all of its editors have gone to
Tours in order to be present at the Prince Bona
parte homicide trial. that journal will be edited
there for u time.
Ship News.
GLASGOW, March 1S.-The steamship Europa,
from New York, arrived to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 1S.-The steamship
Bavaria, from New Orleans and Havana touched
here yesterday on the way to Hamburg.
PLYMOUTH, March 1S.-The steamship Ho-
satia, from New York for Hamburg, arrived
yesterday.
QUEENSTOWN, March 1S.-The steamship
Erin, from New York, arrived yesterday on the
way to Liverpool.
This Mornings Quotations.
By the Anglo-Ansericdn Gable.
LONDON, March 1s-1l'3O A. M.-Consols for
money, 9s; for account 9S15 United States Five
@ Erie q Rapoad lTSS O Illinois, d, Gsn sS
tral, 115h; Great Western, 30.
LIvERPooI, March ISL 80 A. M.-Cotton buoyant;
midding upands, 11@111Sd; middling Orleans,
11%@11Nd. The sales of to-day are estimated at
10000 bales. The sales Of the week have been
lation 5000 bales. The receipts of the week have
been 62, 900 bales of which 1000 bales are Ameri-
can, The stock in port is 2s5,OOo bales, including
LONDON, March ls--sperm oil firm; whale oil
quiet Sugar atoat quiet
This Afternoons Quotations.
PARIS March 1s.-The Bourse opened firm;
Rentes, 73f. 76c
quiet and steady; United States fve-twenties OF
1862 902 1865, old, s924; 1868, s9h 10-40s s6.
Great Western railroad, 29N.
LIVERPOOL, March 1873 p. M-Cotton quiet;
stock anOat al 600 bales, Of which 32o 900 are Anne
rican Yarns and fabrics at Manchester hrmer, aud
better prices realized. Red winter Wheat, Ss 10d9
So. lid. Receipts OF wheat for three days 22,5OO
quarters, OF which 20 600 were American. Corn, 2Ts
Cd. Breadstufs-the market is dull. Lard quiet
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The HIcl,mond ImbroaIio.

RICHMOND, W., March 1S.-Affairs have not
chang ed much since last night. Both Mayor
Ellison and Mayor Cahoon had interviews with
General Candy this morning. Cahoon's party,
with the exception of three or four, who were
starved out and came out this morning, still
hold the lower station house. They have been
since Wednesday night without food.
Samuel Henderson (colored) was shot and
killed this morning by special policeman for
resisting him while clearing out the streets
around the lower station house.
Mayor Ellisons police still have possession of
the city, except the station houses.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man Shoots and Wounds his Stepfather
and Kills Bystnnder-Escape of the Mar-

A Man Shoots and Wounds his Stepfather
and Kills n Bystnnder-Escape of the llar-
derer.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon man by
the name of Tom Stewart entered the front door
of the Nashville depot, and, as he passed the
coffee-stand, bid adieu to the keeper of it, The
man at the stand asked him where he was going
when he replied, ''The next time YOU see me
will be on the end of rope" He then went
through the depot of the car works, where his
stepfather (whose name, we believe, was Shaw.
was at work, and, without a word deliberately
drew pistol and fred, the ball striking Shaw
behind the ear, and glancing around the scalp
passed on and struck an employe, named Mike
Roach, in the lower part of the abdomen, pass
ing through the body, and lodging low down in
the spine. Roach was carried to
his home in Limerick and he
tween and 8 o'clock last night he died. Mr..
Shaw was so badly stunned that he did not re-
member the occurrence Quite crowd assem-
bled and Stewart was secured, but in few
moments David Grove, an uncle OF Stewart put
In an appearance, and, representing himself as
policeman, secured the person of Stewart
and spirited him away. Stewart has not been
arrested, but we learn that Grove has The
cause of the attempt to murder Mr.. Shaw we
learn was an old grudge, occasoned by Shaw
striking Stewart with a hammer about two
weeks since. The affair was kept very quiet,
and the above particulars were about all that
could be learned of the affair. No inquest had
been held up to a late hour last night. Hun
dreds of rumors were atoat regarding the origin
of the difficulty and the manner of its occur
renee, many of them greatly exaggerated. Inc
above are about the facts as near as can be
ascertained until the matter is officially lnVestl-
; ated.-LouiSUiLLe Journal, March 10.
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mittee on Patents, and then, on motion of Mr..
Washburn (Wls.), was laid on the table,
Bills allowing applications for extension OF
patents were reported by Mr.. Jenckes, and
passed in the following cases;--Joseph Rodefers,
patent for improvement in bedstead fastenings;
John Murphy, patent for Improvement in presses
for treating gutta-percha; Samuel Gardiner, Jr.,
patent for Improvement in machinery for crush
ing pulverizinp and stamping ores.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
FRtnl AnrnY.

LOWELL, March 1S.-Emerson T. Lowery shot
and fatally wounded John Cody, in bar-room
fight yesterday.
The Boston Art Museum.
BOSTON, March 1S.-The trustees of the pro-
posed Museum of Fine Arts in this city held
their fint meeting yesterday, and elected a.
board of officers, of which Martin Brimnen is
president. A petition was prepared to be pre-
sented TO the City Council for grant of land
for the bulldinp
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q d N q He h y y.
House..

Continued from the Third Edition.
Mr. Tanner, from the Committee on Public
Buildings, reported bill to incorporate the
National Washington Market Company. Passed
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the 1ariE bill, Mr. Wheeler in the chair, and
was addressed by Mr.. Stevenson in continue
tion of his speech commenced last night in
favor of a reduction of taxation and against
nrotectiVe tariff,