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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

EKENCH CHINA.
Just received q fine assortment OF Gold brsnd
and Plain White Frcnch China Dinner ana
Tea Sets of the celebrated manufacture OF Har.
land II Co., Limoges, bought at .ne en [ec Sli
trade sales in Now York at low prices and VIII
be sold cheap for cash.
NH 1i-im Il. j. MlLhnA' % hinh 1''
IInesburg Washingtonan cory
A RARE uPPOETUNlTY-A gentleman
u wishing to retire from business oilers TO
exchange his ono half interest in An old estao-
li.hei ard fashionable dry goods store on rom
sylvsria svenue Washington city, for virgin
IN lands Value CT interest estimated at DO
coo to $40 Apply at once to
WV SHOOT s. MILLER,
.nl Ii Real Est. Brokers, ~ King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

1. without due thought, consented for my
name to be used in contesting this election but
most respectfully withdraw it from that con-
test. Lie 7-ll" j. L. SHERWOOD.
, 1870-09-06
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Sept A-congtatulatov kilograms
from all parts OF the world are pouring IN upan
the government Nearly all contain in addition
a protest against any foreign Interference With
the German Adjustment
Srr7GARpT, Wu.tembefg, Sept k-At crowd
ed meeting neid to-day, the following resolution
was adopted:
Rt.o,red, That Germany refuses the mediatfon
OF Intervention OF the po~ets-
Other resolutions we're passed demanding int
Incorporation Of Als2ce and Lorraine as portion
Of Germany - tho only guarantee against French
greed, and - a national compensation tor the
expenses Of the Nar: that the Germans must
| now be one nation In one State, with one affny
and one Parliament, and that these arc the OILY
securities OF the permanent PEACE Of Germany
and Europe
BEa1IS, Sept. H-The following aespatche'
| have been received from the hlng:
F" Tx King to the Qastn;
"yARKSsks, O'Clock, Sunday, = nv nAt
thrilling moment .hat OF my meeting with SA
poleon. He WAS detected but dsnined- u
s.gGed as his plsce Of Immediate place ot ata
Niluarnhoh, near Cassti- Our meennE TOOK paac
at zynal. country hpr2c opposite tte Wesl
| cra gIaets Of Sedan. Ntea Ean'u3ae
to II. ~as IL The sal'sle inspecting the rost'*':
, 1870-09-06
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, 1870-09-06
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
ImpEcyenlent 0fthe Illinois Ri;
NOTICE c1ATR..ccT:ssc.


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h,ckEA. l"~. y. t.
atatFn Proposals. IN H., I:r.:F, '''' ". -,
thr &n't. St,te. Fre.I'rI tn r.. W. ~ M.i:,:>t
f'oi:7 ftli:o.. until T. T., II THURSDAY. - :
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, 1870-09-06

&E+E1l4 ltfp8pA 10 t4A +N-A AhV AtAnH4Gt
GOLD.
NEW YpnK. Sept a.-The intended bull m0ve~
mint tn stocks was baulkch this morning tE the
wea1ness Of the gold market. The tendency Of
.oid was downward, and, after opening At 114'..
It declined to 1,3a. The bulls in stocks rushed
lnso the market and fought the decline furtously,
anl ut length succeeded in AErestIng Il The
news from Paris Of the uuiyerga. determination
Ut the people 10 continue the waE, aided
tho bnlls In Elvtng strength to the
marset AMI finally the price advanced, ant1, At
the close OF the day, had reached l1ss. It /!
difficult 10 predict tho courxc OF events to-mor.
row. hat the ei1t1t will undoubtedly bc made to
keep mp prices.
S.oeEz were dull rad weak Under the influence
Of gold, but ralltett slightly In the afternoon Tlt
dealings were chiefly In Lake Shore. Reading
New York Central, aud Hudson, Wabash ant
Northwestern preterred.
MONEY.
Tic week opens On strong money market
with 8nd per cant as the ruling rates on ca!
leans. with exceptions to the large governEurn
bond dealers At four. Commercial paper wa
dull. and approved aecep'apces were quoted al
to per cent.
GOVERNMENTS.
Government bonds were dull aud lower.
TIE rkoDCcI NsRKE1s
ere still unsettled Flour WAS lower to-day
Wheat was &c to SC lower On the decline In gold
The demand tc-&lay was uatuly confncl 10 shtr
p5fE
, 1870-09-06
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, 1870-09-06

before the place. .You uust inaztne my recep-
non an ong the troops II MS tndestTfbaole.
Iht!r +Suta.ten was overwhelming. At dusk I
ended five houEs Che, aud 4: ! tu the morning
rtI-asd hlther. 3ta! God aid us further.
.tWILHEIM'
despatch from Berlin otn says: *'Aad excite
rueni prevails everywhere. HLf mllliun rc.'r!e
arc IL the streets, and Euutn3tions are numcE-
Qua and splendid. 4 salute OF onc huntFeSi guns
Waa a1td, and durtn: the evening The pyrutech-
nic displays were se.autlfaL The palace was sur
rounded continually ~ crowds Of people, The
Queen, while saluunE the thronC, WAS overcome
*Eh emotion, ana burst snta tears"
L0Spo*, Sept $. - General Thanksgiving
Continues at EeEitn. The churches wese trowdet
yesterday.
P.usstan JOURNALS continue assaults on the Eng
lssl for vtoation 4 NEUTRALITY. Aul their Intrusive
efforts At Intervention. The time Of the Bettii
pless Il still tAsIRlniul OF the tntrzposition O.
reut1al powers.
The cuuunued presence Of British fE!ea1es of
the mouth Of the Tlter rers.,a,1es Italians tina
England intends to guarantee sae. Independence
ct the Pore,
, 1870-09-06
TIE WEST.

ntnE-An Ap0Hinse Hormou On a
LectnfiuK Tour.
OMAHA. Sept. a-Durin2 thunder storm, last
night, .ne house OF John 4. Ahfsh vas struck by
lightning. Several pere0ns Ia the houses WeEs
rcndered tnsens1ale, hut al recovered
hE foul atr- He Kas rescued after several iuc1ec-
tual at1empte, and finally recovered.
Nj. Kelsey, Of Salt Lake, .xho has been q
Mormon to< twenty-st1 years, has delivered twd
lectures herr upon Nor1aonlSu3, anL ths
mines Of C,zh-y He condemns the course o
Brigham Young, ind believes rha. the mining
population will accumulate II Utah, and will de
sHoy hts control, and lead people tofwa.sl III tat
march Of progress anu CIVILIZATION lie goes Eas
to speak ut important p0lnts.
, 1870-09-06
ITALY,

74S.s, Sept 5.-Thc occupation Of Rome By
italian trnops Is expected Immediately.
lSrcciat II krAtch to the New York Wnrlsi1
IoSnoS, Sept. a-Despatches frpn Florence
STATE ,h.t cas,utx councils are lwirg held, au1 Il
Ii believed that Italy Wilt soou deuaud Rome.
, 1870-09-06
AuSTRIA.

S1KSSA, Sept a--1t Is reported tlat active ne
gottattons arr going OF between the neutral pow
cts fur MI adjustment between rrusasa and the
Rev French Government.
, 1870-09-06
EEwsP apERa.
THE HhR IN EUROPE
Where 10 Look for Var News

The New EDrk Tribnnc il the
only newspaper In the United
States rceei1fnS full Special de-
>patchcS from 4hc scat of war,
and fully Represented by Special
Correspondents with both Isru.-
sian nnd French armies, aud at
tlac lca&dIfng capitals.
, 1870-09-06
Proposals. Tor Lightning Rods

sKAlED PROPOSALS will b. rrcrired h: .tN I; ,u.
,littte On Too7 H1usr aud PAnpcrs fer putting ~.pr
Ethtr.rs :od. cpou the 13.aor 4syIuu. B:.;.ta-
and erznLs stscx, situated the CeuU.r Farm. pe4-
s5cou. Tae pTicr PR foot for a!l zpas TT: T.: i'll
dss-.s~t,. Proposals to b. rere:Eet II tbs e'* !:
eiEte tas e=-h;,eet Is rsEs:.nt o',eN =.
| o. b. ptn =; s-pteubes, 1t o'elacx J. T. f''7
!cse ~ rye The right to reject sas u Ill ''1
Bv e74f 4 II MARX J, CLINTON. >--'
, 1870-09-06
POLITICAL,


1kWEK NUWHET WI aNsT tKEKa&V1EEE<0 NV0"
Fcuttons
Special Despateh to The Chicago 1sibnnc.
JASrsv111E, Sept a-A1 the Senatorial Couven-
t1on, held hero to-day, Hon Charles G. Williams
was reaoainAsel for the State Senate By acclama-
t.oa With great enthas.fs,n- the members OF the
the vote Was taken, Hon. J.. b cassaday,
Of JapesyilIe, and Mayor Goodman, Of
tional Con9entlon 1t WAte.sown. Stirring re.o-
lutIups were Adopted, endorsing Senator WILL
inns coulse n tho Scla:e, AID tns.ccctiaG the
delegates 70 Watestowu to support him as long a.
he ehoulA oe candidate
, 1870-09-06

CorESBAGks, Sept. a.-The Danish r2E'iansn
Is couyuke.i Iu5 the 81 Of octttef.
, 1870-09-06

The war IN Eur pr haa shown hDw much greatet
Is the enterprise Of American than Ut English
journals: tor neither IN correspondence no. tn
feiegTapnlc reports do the Chief london journals
show nearly the fulness Of Information OF uus Df
thc New YORK journals, TiR TMBrSE, whose
special teleGraphtc reports Of the war arc really
d credit to American journalism. THs TR1BCSEs 5
Hst despatched where they concern facts, haze
hceu inyartahly accurate, aai the despatch Of
las; "Wednesday, giving full account Of The great
battle Of GEaEelote, was Remarkably n1rE1tortous
tor t.s 1uine.s uf detail
, 1870-09-06

6EdANt
NApHYn. Sept. ;.--The Gass:s cent.tn4 The gna-
n1c,pa1 code for PORTO Rico. Tue G1ssta also au-
nounces scattering fehts with cl7lists, wha were
flying tsem the sAnutsyt get sill Astt!ag. Tr:
peninsula Is otherwise quiet,
The Gattst forces are increasing, 3Hgadier
Enr1ie de1eased Ytscos band, and took 1ao pr.s-
.Gness. Ihe carist Chtsf, Carfega, sud 500 men,
ote1 u lar ,lown their a1ns On condition that
they are par3oned.
In hA!1.uIsh at Ateo. 100 Catlist prisoners
were taken. K1tgaaiier TuaSaF Attacked the Car
lists lu the nlountsins Of Aandenso and captured
mans prisoners, tnc1u'linX the chtef, who was
t5.rt and shot On the spot
In Yxat1s, chief, tTo priests, a sacrisrau, q
magtstra:c, and thirty three prisoners were caI-
lurt5.
At yIllayeal, three hundred Carltsts demanded
ra,sons. Don Carlos III Ut Petersburg.
Thc Republican party Is quiet. Seven huuda:l
volunteers left Cattz tur Havana yesterday. The
Saanish Government has resolved to call cut III
| reserves III the face Of escnss I'll France.
| Napktp St-rt. 5---There Il great excitement
| here over the news from Paris. bus perfect ott!e
| prevails pending the Arrival nj details.
Six hundred Ca1lists were attacked anal heater
| Iii SasaETr, YESTERDAY.
| A band uf Carilst. attempting to destroy Ii,
railway between onofo and siseaya has also heel
| benten.
The Folstien Enfontn attacks Pstm bitterly, au'
asserts that the only further pnhllc service posi-
bic far him to render IL to resign.
| 4 conspiracy on the part Of the supporters Q
3lnbtpensier is ruuore1-
| Inc Spanish reserves hare been summoned.
The Ca5lsts are still kttnnX In Numbers In III
| Basaue pyoytnces- Ono band, over thnusan
strong, is at cct,a!la4.
, 1870-09-06
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN. |
Inglorious Death Of the
French Empire, |
A Republic Proclaimed, with
Trochu as Acting
President.
The Senate Suppressed and the
Corps Legislatif Dissolved.
Procln1nations to the Army
and the People.
Fall amnesty Accorded for ILL
Political Offences.
Napoleon Assigned & Residence
in Cassel.
Flight Of the Deposed EN-
press Regent from
Paris.
Asccnc Of Wild Di<<srdcr III tlac
French Capital.
The Mob Makes Destructive Raid
on the TuikRies.
The Orleans Princes Leave ffcl'
E1um tor France.
p.n:sIan Armies Xo1fug Rapidly On Paris
Conflicting Reports as to the Where
ahouta Of the Prince Imperial.
Strcus Feeling in Germany AEaius
ForeiEn Iutorvonttoa.
Republican Epsi~itsE~ Expected II
spain and atnlJ-
, 1870-09-06
MASONIC NOTICES.

49, -s--'-
eW180aa1c.
Members Of WASHINGTON CHAP-
TER, NO. 43, r. 4. NJ, are hereby not'
5ed TO attend Special Convoeadon On
TUESDAY evening Sept. s, at y o'clock,
to hear and act upon the report ct the
Committe On Furniture In the New Hall:
4 full attendance expected. BY order ea
the "a. 2. JOHN WHITLEY, Secy'
, 1870-09-06


The Atlantic Cable despatch, containing tuii
account OF the great battle Of Graytlots, sent tu
the NEW York TK1HCSs. and puhushtd IN that
,arc. on The ath u1t,. is probably the longest ast
H,t,st cnssiy 1espasch ever eent over the traus-
oceanic wtre=. 1t cost TIE TR,BCSE 1880 In
y.,k,. AZ specimen Of cn,crt,rising journalism,
this Is absolutely unprecedented The slowmov.
tn; !a1Iies of I4,n.lon au}othcE foreign citiss wA
stand wtde-znouthest with astonkhaent at tho Ib.
soute disregard o! expense shown by their Amer
lean contemporaries in Obtaining news, Ne .hut,
whether any Of them ever paid A. much fer r-w.
IN an rn,1se week as TIE TR1HrsE paid for TIL.
single s.rsratct,
, 1870-09-06

!
Tue Tr1BcSE.s Grayelottc despatch wllei III
repu,lished In full, yesterday, wa+ tnslec,t X
nitcent demonstration Of newspaper cnserprts:
and. altogether, the hest thing the Amer1can rIu:t
has achieved In connection with the present war
lsy the WAY, What has become OF the $ttn's s;tctt
correspondent. Or. Russell: We shall have Il
tase back, soon. ali ne slid about that ssruke d
tnttrIfise.
, 1870-09-06


before It is won or lost" SSH Sht1dan stra!nlng
ns eyes through his drld-glass at
the hill, which was not three niles
from Us whe1e VIC stood With the full sun shining
An it from behind us. At nalt past oac the French
cavalry, this time fancy regiment Of carbiniers
male another dash ut the pruss!ans. who, on
their part, were betug reinforced every minute.
bot they met with tho same fate as their
rse,hrcn tn the Iron Jacket aui were
seEs with heavy loss to the
right about. The Ptcss!aus took advantagr OF
thcir hight 10 advance the,s l!uc couple o: hun
trcd sa1,ls nearer the line which the French H.
fant.y held. These adventurous Prussana split
into TWO bodies, the two bodies having break OF
ta hnudred yanls in their line. We
were not long in seeing the o.
| iect Of this movement, for In 4 little whI!r
pu1ts from the crest behind the skismtsnsrs fol-
| lowed by = commotion In the dense French
mssses showed us ttat ..t<s diablfa de fuasiams
| have con,rlved, hesycn only knows how, 10 get 4
| couple OF fout-pounaegs up the steep ground,
and have opened nron tue French. Something
must hare, At this point, been wrong With The
French infantry. for. instead Of attacking
the Prussians. whom they still eutnumnered ps Al
| least two to one, they remained IN column or
the hill, eee!ug .her ouiy hope Of retrieving TIKI
dag vanishing before their eyes: Still they did
not SIR. Then the French cavalry tried to do a
little Balaklava business, ,-tsied, but without shs
| succcss OF tho immortal :" SIX hundred" vic
! tocE guns- Down came the cut
sass.crs once morr, this time
riding straight FOR the TWO nell pieces, but befor
| they had %, within 500 saris Of the guns th,
| pTussiaus formed line IS II On parade, ant
| waiting until that furious French hosse hatl lid
! den on TO ro!nt not rtty yards away, thcy nrei
The IRE seemed to rs TO empty tle saddles Of u
| most tue whole Of the leading squadron III
.,cau 80 asfcwcsl the gFouni as to block the Pat
OF the following squadron. md clos
| be!orc them the direct and dangerous road tho
, | meant to follow. Tnir dash at the guns came /
. A halt, when uncc this last EFFORT Of the Freuc
. horsc nsd been made, and had falled.-faiiet
though puzaed gallsn,iE as far aa men aud hoEst
: could 20, the French infantry also fell s*tft
: back towards Sedan. II fell back because
saw that tss chance Of carrying that hers
= cociestcd hill WAS gone, aud s
. that, with the rr71sstans holding tho honor
4 crpwn,ng 1t With guns, their OWL French line
l. | IL {Ace could not much longer be held In
e instant, Is the Frruch rctttel, the whole s!oEe
q | the ground Was covered by swarms ot Pfussa
IN | ttatlcures, who seemed 20 rise our OF the g1ou
ii | and push forward By the help OF cFct3 SIG
rouahness snd dent On the surface
fast as the French went back tnesr rrckls
S. | encMtts followed. After the las: HcSRes
x. charge Of the Fs-uch cavalry. G~se,Hi2 $,e'"'
, 1870-09-06

RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC ISSTITTTE,
TRoy,y.Y; Full eeursea es Intt1Hetsn IN clvsl Aln.
u1al Scicrce. Appropriate D-s:tes enfrr!td RscYrns
Se1t H. For It's AuIlnAt Hets-trr kixak tH 1nfs51ua
lion sjd5+.+ Fr.t. 1IIA AKl.tfs b'ktl"Sf. EHsr>'sr
, 1870-09-06

@N{fSOH3C.
ASHLAR LODGE. no. AZ. F. & 4. VI. h:sce:
Coumupseaton this iTut SDA5' SEcains. Mosf
F. Z. Deef-r. The Fraternity cordially invited
S'014 ~ VIZ v CH CRANE, Sec'y.
, 1870-09-06


/ morning ts tranquil, but determined The
Republican Party is behaving periodically. All
m, rattcutly awaiting The sitting Of the Chamber.
At noon tl1rc Is no fear Of rtosous revolutionary
| movements In Paris Whatever change takes
place will hc effected quietly. The general opinion
points 10 but one rreult. ! need not specify
| morr Than to Fay that history will
repeat Itself. The cause OF France Is tmper1l1ed-
| hut not lost EEcry man Is determined to die
| sooner than sIell. The hopes OF Frsncr arr
/ turned to Hax1ine. With the fortress intact and
| n levy 7nas.t, tho county Will soon recover
from the blow, the main obstacle having heen re-
| moved. The last contingent Of men from q 10 5,
| including nerely bachelor and aud *id-
| owsrs. will furnish to France 100000
| conbatAuts. The defeat Of MaeMahon IL dlsas-
1rous, hut has gwen time TO Tarts to mature her
| defenees. The position Is far better than when
Flance, undes the republic, had 10 fight the whole
Of Europe. enall telegraph during the day.
sr.x.-a peaceful revolution Il Ia full tide.
| From an carly hour the approaches to the -Corps
reuslst1f were ollesl With vast multitude, and
/ ,he stems OF the Palais Bourbon wcrr perfect
| sea OF neade The Opposition Deputies were re,
| celyed with I frenzy Of enthusiasm. ThIera re-
/ ce;yc,l m lmmense ovation. Whenever sh&
| national Guatl made its appearance. there wers
tmrnen*e ecclAnauona- Cr1es Of " rirr Ia Rrpaa
i;outn are everywhere heard AT guar
J tcr IN g. O'Clock the Deputies came OF
. ~ the stems of the Legislative FIJI
scr. and proclaimed the dethronenens
thr E.nneror and destruction OF his d5nasfJ- tn
Tna,nher Ii dcltberatug upon the choice OF a ffc
! r,ronal government There Is no ooab1 i 1epuu
y | lie viii b. proclaimed before Night
] rhe twentieth Regiment Of tue INC mas !os
1 retn,ned here, and has passed along the AlR
= Hnnleyard. Tae people are Wild With enshas
! | asut loading them with oouaoea ~"
j 1.hc-. " Creat disappointYnent =; the name
, 1870-09-06

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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-12
THE ELECTION.

The following 10 the latest election re-
turns:
Clarion Borough 81 majority for Grif-
hth, Democrat. . gain Of 40.
jamestown, Mercer County, Giidllau "a
majority, gain Of IA.
Washington Borough, 20 Democratic
majority; loes SO.
AsadvilIs-Lowrie carries the city By 80
majority.
OH City GiIaIlau. .227; Griffith nc;
McJnnkin. 2el; keenan,, $50; Dubbs, 254;
Mays, l64. ..., ,...,.
Housewife, Oct IL.
Majority for GiIallan los, Dubbs uajori-
y l02, Majority for McJunkiu l06.
jamestown, Ocs. IL.
Gilnllsus majority 10.
.' Stoncboro, Ocs. IL.
l3 majority for Gilnllan.
Cunningham, Oct. II.
Gildllsn 6s, Grifith 81.
Franklin. Oct. IL.
Franklin giues Gilfllan ls3 majority,
aud 'Dubbs majority Of 2l9. tH-...'
Brady's Bend, Oct. IL.
Deney, Supervisor, el, cted by 2 majori-
~.
Frsnkliu, Oct. IL.
First and Third Wards-Giinllsn, ls2;
Griffith, 80; AcJunkin, 1876; Stone. lsl /;
Keenan,, 81; Dubt.s, al3; Msy,, 6s; Glas,
1873; Hsworsh, 80; AcAlsvy. iss; Mcltl-
pbstrick, 81.
Second Ward--Gilfilan, l6s; Gsiai.b,
Ito; McJunkin,. $50; Stone, lss; No enan
l24; Dnbbs. l73; Mays, %; Glass, 1877;
Hawortb, lz7; AcAlevy, I'D; Elphstrick,
l2s.
housewife, Oct. IL.
Gilhllsu, 300; Grifitb, 1893; Dubbs, 297;
Asy', 1876; McJunkip, 800; Keensn, 1870.
Titusvills, Oct. II.
Republican majority on Judicial election
22i.
Tidioute, Oct. H.,
Republican Judge elected. Wstuore, Re-
p"blican, l2s; brown, Dem. io3; Wood
ruff, 81.
Deerdeld township givss Scofisld, for
Congress, IL msjo.ity. /.
j Warren Borough gives Wetmers so ma
or'ty' Conswasp tow lstip 1mIg itI Or
Welmors.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-12

TBE Bio WE'LL AT RENo.-This well
which b owned 'by and iocsoed upon the
land Of the Reno OIL Company, 10 situated
uron ridge abont one bali ,oile back from
the river. The foil owing information con.
cerning this we'll will be found r~Iisble,
Driving pipe was put down thirty, four
feet before s,rikisy the rock. The we'll wa.
then drilled through tss inch easing l73
'eet, and was dry 10 the very bottom. At
depth Of 6SS feet the drill struck a gray
sand rock fifteen feet In thickness. Under.
meath this rock strata Of slate nine feet 10
'hicknrss wst found, and In every welt put
down by tAt company on shi, tract The
sane this pc Of slate has bess found, and
underneDh second strata Of oil sand
The wslLstthis janc,urs Was thoroughly
sand pumped, and drilling was resumed,
w1sn st Aepit Of sbont seven inches the
% No. shrow1 above tho assrick and the
1"ll bee up to last Saturday, barrsied up
~ barrels Of oil every ~ hours. A stesm
Iusss IVES adjusted to the casing of this
we'll, that shows pressure Of gas equal 70
b ltn 70 the square inch, power sufficisn.
10 run any engine.