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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

AupAsy Feb. 10, 1874
BILL ErponrEp.
sy Mt Providing completion of Bedford
avenue improvement, Brooklyn
BILLS ISTRoDUcED.
BY Mr.. CREAMER- Amending the act Incorporating the
Etuyvcsant Safe Deposit Company OF the City of New
by Mr. PIERcEFiSing compensation Of the senographe
Tor the Supreme Court Circuit Court and Court of Oyer
$4,000 per and ten for each 100 words
transcripts of his notes required BY law.
fy Mr. CAuLDwELL-Au'horzing q plan for the streets
ny Mr. LoaD Aiding in the Lake On.
nmount OF $z5u0JJ when rails have been laid from Owego
aAe road Is completed TO Lewiston.
SENATE srEsoGRApuER.
Mr. Andrew Devine was appointed stenosrapber TO the
The Senate hayni made for Regen. and ho
10 the Assembly champer to compare the
Authorizing the construction of railroad in l25th
TIE METROPOLITAN EXCISE LAW.
special order being the BIN to repeal the Metropolitan
Mr. Norton, making m Excise law for the State y
places a. provided in he ksp
Sundays election days and between the hours of and
Az After debate tho amendment was adopted
ccnses to be granted by the president and trustees of viz
Er HUnEAnp offered the following additional section.
"sEcrIoN g. In village shall Commissioners
Excise the Commissioners of Excise
1ages snail be the diem allowed 10 them their
services per diem town village officers; the moneys
arising from the sale of licenses in town village shall
ke deposited with the County Treasurer within thirty
receiving be expended under the direction
Board OF Supervisors their annual meetna for
euppo the poor OF such town; the book Of
kept by the Commissioners Of Excise In any town or villa
except when by such Commissioners shall be depos
ed In the clerks oce Of such town vase the
Of procuring necessary Looks in village when
Astuay incurred shall audited paid In like
other town village cnargesn
Ar. moved to ike the much Of the
last mentioned intoxcaon offence, punish
by and imprisonment hereby abrogated
hGcd." Lost 10 to IL. the republicans In the Affirmative
Mr.. SCorr offered an amendment authorizing the submit
smg tho question license lcense'
each county a the annual elections II majority Of the
people vote against license. license
5ntJx xcating liquors shall be granted said county
Ths eotnnee then and reported progress when the
blu Was L n The special order for tomorrow
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Re-Election Of Judge Dosworth as
Polico Commissioners.
Tho Metropolitan Excise Bin Under Con.
Sideration In the Senate-Protectlon
Of Passengers on Ferryboats-
Removal Of the Niagara
Frontier Police Com
MissiOners.

ILDANY, Feb. TO- 1870.
REGENT OF THE UfIvAmsITY AND METROPOLITAN
PoLIcd COMMISSIONERS.
Tne usual I'm was gone through with IN the As
Semby c0AmSer to-day at q JOINT session OF both
Houses, to declare the election OF Re9cnt OF the
University, In place OF Samuel Lucky. deceased ana
q Police Commissioner for eight years from the 1st
Vf March, 1870. In place OF Joseph ). B0sworth,
whose term then expires. The august Senators took
their seats IN OF the Speakers chair Lieutenant
Governor Beach took the chair. ana upon the
minutes Of both houses being compared ne declared
Francis Keenan, Of Utica duly elected as Regent Of
the University, and Joseph S. Dosworth as Metro.
politan Police Commissioner The votes for both
officers were entirely OF o party character. The
repaoncans n yosed Tor Henry 4. selden for kesent
sioner. Tue vote in the House stood
Regent or TntrerSfty Police Commissioner.
keraan. ..-......... "a Dosworth. ........ 81
>Soden. ............ AZ Booth. ...-~............ ~
BROOKLYN FERRYBOArs AT NIGHT.
The Committee on Commerce and Nav9auon re-
ported favoraby. through Mr. Hugn M. Clarke, the
bin previdng that the Union Ferry Company snail
hereafter run boats ON the Oatharine and Bridge
street ferries every fifteen minutes, between tho
hours or ten ana Twelve O'Clock at night This VIII
prove o great convenience TO the Brooklyn people,
who these ferries. The bill is Mr.. Ciarxe's own
conception, for which has constituents VIII, no
doubt, thank hfsa.
The bill Introduced By Mr.. William ID. Murphy,
at olishmg al corporal fpuDlshment IA the STATE
Prisons and substituting instead thereof the ceie
rraiad ..nark systemn which has been practsed so
Successtultg Irish convict prlsoas, il radical
change In the mode OF treating our convlcts. The
marx system" consists, substantially, IN shorten
Ing or lenglhening the term OF Imprisonment
OF convict by good or bad conduct,
the conduct to be designated by good or
bad marks awarded each day. Last year.
we beneve, nearly every mode OF corporal punish.
ment was abolished in state Prisons ana for
years7ve have peen gradually drifting towards the
p0iht.pow sought by Mr.. Murpay. rnc "mark sys-
Iemnsinvolves the principle or the Communication law
which has proved SO beneficial and, judging from
the past history OF prisons m the world we think
thel legislature should make the trial.
ASNCvAL OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER POLICE CON-
MiSSiONERS.
Governor Norman has rendered decision In the
case OF Upadah j. Green, Salmon Shaw ana Jona-
thbn 5. Buell. Commissioners or the Niagara From
tier Police, finding them guilty OF taxing patrolmen
fer political purposes, levying contribution and
de1uctng II from The pay OF the men, anu licensing
houses u prostitution as drinking places, under the
excise powers granted to the commisslon:rjs and
EcmOves them from onlce.
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Marine Djsuaters.

Marine Disasters.
LONDON, Feb l0The Alert from ST John NB has arrived
at Lisbon damaged in hull and rigging
STEAMSHIP CHESAPEAKE, from Portland for New York
before reported aground Provinceown got or without
assistance and proceeded morning of 10th iist.
Win eaush, d.tanes ilon Rie
Bay Of thincorra and scu.tied in Is water
,,n!T sn.E KEsDnIcK FIsa from Cardiff before reported
and would be repaired
SHIT MAnYrhe following the statement Of Capt Hay
Il OF es ip n e Ds
n for % Sa order for r
with high cross seas the vessel aporn: heavily the ship
ocera the Increased rapidly until about
ali hopes Of saving her and The
were given ap and as was dangerous remain longer BY
ana \! taking .ls seos mate With the Ss re-
% ns s and hs
SUNK head y1a 's
snd. an on asn Se m ,ys % s s s Ss sp IF
es e, Pc Islands to this to which
further in the boat from exposure
boat. daily slowance Of only half tcacap,nl Of
water left the ship the same afternoon, taking with tho
on sSar s Iona arrived about with the
BARK MoNErA, Yates from Franc,sco Oct for Cork
io orders with cargo Of grain put into Valparaiso Jan
distress having, when a DAYS out in lat So 10 C
Pump ana pmp
washing second mate and two
OF the Monea died previous to the accident when II days
BRIG HEn.LD, from Philadelphia for sasua the
Oft at high water
nesq Te%y ashore Pm
low water will probably be got OF without damage.
SCHR FRoIc before reported ashore nj Woods Hole has
been got Oh without damage
A.. yHss s r s .ehooner n hay
VALPARAISO, Jan s-The ship Jas Guthrie. from San
Francisco for LIVERPOOL at this por: distress dscharg
Francisco - N"'
Ess sesn.
badly chaed new yacht, belonging to Vail, benjamin
Co. was badly stove and number of
injured. f"'
ysTs ysS. SssTs Ss,, 5 il
pairs was awaiting orders on that date
Notice to Mariners.
The large Buoy on Long Beach bar at the entrance of
and driven ashore on Fannns Point three miles from
Its proper position.
Notice i hereby given tha. the class and Nun
Spar Buoya for the remainder OF the winter season.
has been placed triangle Ledges entrance to Ports
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
Portland, Feb g. 1870.
Spoken.
Ship Mary Bunde (Br) Fisher from Liyerpoo for San
Frar cisco, Dec 8 lat 66 10 i, Ion 66 H.
Bark Michael Hutchinson (Br) Dchburn, from Fran.
cisco for Liverpool. Dec is, lat S. " s. Ion ~ s.
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, Jan-Sailcd from Flushing 2.d Mattcrhorn.
Frazer, Cardih.
,AsrlswAL, Jan 27-Arrived, schr wanderer. Ricketts,
Beca de TO Tora land sailed sstl for San Andre.sl:
BRouw EksHAvEN, Jan 2S-ArriveI, Washington, Rich
mond, Heivoet.
BoRDEavx, Jan 22-sailsd, Gazclc, Lauer, San Fran.
cAco
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Oe poOFUNDls.

Tho Now Suspension Bridge at ~. Louis
Progress Of the W0rk-Mcssagc from Be-
meath the Bed of the Mississippi.
The work the new suspension bridge at St
Louis Is reported TO be progressing rapidly. The
span Is to be 1900 feet in length and supported by
pier at either end, OF solid masonry. sixty feet by
ninety In dimension. The following despatch re-
celved IN this city on Wednesday WILL no doubt be
gratying ne VIE TO all interested In this great public
enterprise
AIR CHAMBEB,
BENEArH EAST PIER ST. LOUIS BRIDaB,}
r. ,.,r ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. 8, 1870. J
bridge Company 10 this day placed electric
the % ns air chamber under their east pier through
AN ana courtesy OF O. II. Haskns Superintendent OF
ahd Atlantic Telegraph Company Increasing
a promoting the progress Of the work The chief
uw ~ inc air CHAMBER sixycight feet below the
% s,rs " e Mssspp sends bis compliments the East
n anu reports this pier twenty six
a IRON % @ lne rock Fysor feet Of
Ia en rate OF descent OF the pier during the
ns en aays nas oeen thirteen day on the
Mes' per atsactory progressing night and day and that
P'' VI" '"se" '"e TUCK snost as soon as the other
JAMES b. EADj, Chief Engineer
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne, Rchmona, CITY Point and
BresKwater sh inst with sugar to Jas swc Co. Had
NE and NV gales the entire passage; blew away oreop
Brig Adele McLoSn OF Rockan Manroe Ssyss;Sn aaS Jan an
Has oeen days north Of asras with strong gales from
and NV Jan 81 of Double eaded shot Keys, signaized
sehr Silver Star smith, Havana, with to
Doner, Potter Co. Had strong and NE gales the whole
schr Wheeler sOf Boston, Lewis Ma,anza: - - days y.
very rough ~sasher was up to Barnesai Fco and was
% schr Gushing. HI % Cook Galveston 20 days. with mdse
" s1 sen M Ssss ss S s
been d.y. north Of a,ssras " S ;ss heavy ~ gales
Hsos on he Is. inst and blown 81 tho a % sy s.s %
schr Julia Decker, Bunton, Norfolk days. with corn
schr 4 N Hanes Barrett. Virginia.
Schr G Conner. Burns, Delaware.
schr Emma Buell., Reese, Delaware.
The steamship Alaska from Aspnwa reports Feb s 10
sschna:d sena with III schr
MSurssr bound lat is lon u c with schr Joseph Sc
n.i.ns.s iOr pa.asphis days OUT last two days had
HaSss :s V1s & II Fhe
from Frying Pan Lehhp, carried ruddcr and rudder
post returned for repairs.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Nsreas Bearsc Boston for New York, with
Steamship Acusnnst Rector New Bedford for New York,
with mdse and passeneers to Ferauson Wood -,
Schr River Queen, Robnson, Fortune Bay NF via Glou
cester 13 days, for New York. with herring, to master
Schr NJ Bayles Arnold, Wexford for Elzabethpurt.
Schr Sarah Hammond, Westgate Newport for Elizabeth
port
Schr Saflie Burton, Palmer, Stamford for New YORK.
Schr Dart, Johnson, Siam ford for tor New York.
Schr Perine, Sheffield. Port Morris for Brooklyn.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Ashland, Crowell, New York for Boston.
Schr Il Merrick, Hand, North Carolina for Norhport.
Schr Celeste Hendricks Virginia for Providence.
schr Cynosure Mitchell, Baltimore for Portland.
Schr l. Sylvester, CoDb, Baltimore for Portland.
Schr Gen Grant, Crane Amboy Tor New Haven.
Schr Native, ureen, Port Johnson for Bridgeport
Schr Pennsylvania, Smith, Ezabethport for Bridgeport.
schr Josephine Morse, Eizabethport for Bridgeport.
Schr Emily. Morrill,, Eixabethport for stamford
Schr Alligator, Wooster, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr San Luis, Mapes, Hoboken for Bridgeport.
Schr Plymouth Rock Crocser, New to.6 Tor Boston.
Schr Jane, -, New York for Westerly.
Schr Emily, Wood, New York for Westport.
Schr Parker, -, New York tor Glen Cove.
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ASSEMBLY,.
ALBANY, Feb. 10. 1870.
TBk CANAL KrvHNuEs.

ALBANY, Feb. 10. 1870.
RrvHNuRB.
The Canal Board in communication relative wha.
legislation necessary provide any deficiency the
sana which ordered to be printed They
legislation provide for any deficiency
on although The fell OF year il is believed that
. x @ ss IL. Of s ds
,,,rnn.n nmhs 9RDEsEn orr si TO THIRD EEApIsS;
10 Brootyn Hbo'hinS the contrac, system in the State
INJECTION OF poLIcK COMMISSIONER AND REGENT OF
Tn. House than p1ocsedes N ,ss nao -
Regent Of the University and Francis Herman Of Oneida
for Of Sedpo.n Poee Tls Ths
sea,ie then entered the chamber OF
candidates were declared Sl,. duly elected.
Mr. FIELDS, from tho Special Committee the arrest,
% n4ea q a s . s h0sss sss a
Guiding with resolutions saIamonng rlstt Potter Justice of
Of Saratoga county Elisha Benedict the officer exc
s CT its .n ire s snr sen Of s
's AE s r. tho report va. made the .peo.
.0r1st ior tomorrow morning
ny 'r Requiring the Brooklyn Ferry Company TO
s1sos,yn roo a- sa to MAINTAIN public baths.
,se.,ioa q Xsw sbarsrins The Young Mems
ch,.',ss ~ Mr. ts,ss,'lon s"s,,1 ,s et Nsw York
tDrecklyn Improvement I'LL ""- ''A"" avenue
BY Mr. JAcoesA An.ndin. ihe act relative to banks in
pam o. Br9osyn also relative savings banks also alter.
By Nh JONES -lmpEovng wllou.hby and other avenues
In Brookl5s. ~ 0"S' ~'""1e'
by NJ. CULLrS-Appcinhug commissioner. to a,.e,s
damages By street grating in BROOKLYN also tbc
Gecuri,y Bank OF Brooklyn s 'e
By Ar. G'kEgrE !eiavc 30 tho BROOKLYN pnbc schoo,r
Ey ~. q. NugPnY-Rela:iye TO the Court OF snec,,i S.s
s,onS in New Yosk also providing the defence of
abe dlate ~"Ss Va
by Mr.. N.o;,raAS-Amendlng the charter OF the Now
fifty.nfh regiment National Guard, '
by Mr HfSsresY-Amendiug the Coo. of Procedure in
afc courts al the state.
BY Nr DroErr-Charering he Staten Island aud Eli7a
J Both Ferry Company.
BY kr MISUNDERSTANDING the Peabody Bensscen, So.
s-AsJ OF New FORK.
sGBConnIrrEE WHOLE.
Ihe GAR announced the following as the Sub Committee
pi tho F-aar, Lawrence Horton
DsAnaaau, alnur Jerrcd, Dnmc, Merchant Young ben.
Wit, Raj kaisotn nj wtnaua.
ksesss ii' Lslf-pas: seven O'Clock.
Evening Session.
. aEYEaAL
T'H Houas ~ ccrmi9co dspoAcd the following bns
auss 3 -
tAo.ing residing Indian 10 vote
DsSrest eitc.i0n District third reading
Relaif r TO redemption OF lands payment OK
tazes vbs !equieh notification the Ordered
8, tfsadios Amending tho charter or the New York
CITY non sud Tract Society. Ordered TO third reading
Amsnn2 the charter Of The Sixth Savings Bank OF
New York Jbir merely rsconstructs the msnagera
Ord srcd 10 third Tsading
clIHg EoAGD POLICE JuerIoEs.
The bill retstoA to ins B2ard OF Foi.cs justices
ally " ssw yet sss ssssn ep II provides Tor the ap.
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FIRES LAST NlGgT.

fre occurred last night on the second moor Of
No. 100 Broadway, caused by an explosion Of chem
icals. Loss to stock and buildings, $1,000. The
name OF the owner OF the stock could not be ascer
tanned, neither could the amount OF insul ance.
flre broke out IN the two story frame house, No.
167 west seventeenth street. occupied by Joseph
Tayior as dycing and bleaching establishment.
supposed 10 have originated In the drying roou.
Damage $500; not covered by Insurance.
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NEW YORK CITY.
A Union Pacific vlct'm-QuarantIne Venti-
lation-PubIIc School Exercises-Twen-
ticth Ward Burglary-Smallpox-
Watching On Alderman
New Yacht Club - Mis-
ccllaneOus Items.

The following record viii show tho changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past twentyscur
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer az Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building Broadway, cor
of- Ann Off
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Steamshtps Trpol Ltverpoo Eagle, Havana; Fah.Kee,
Bermuda Gen barnes Savannah South Carolina Charles
csco barks lorcnce, Tamatavc Beitha kotterlam Tom
plar Cadlz Rcgia Antwerp br,gs Amercus Cicnfuegos
Annie Seymour, Bermuda; Emily, - schrs Bailey,
Arroyo, PR; A Conant, Jacmel
wiad at sunset NV, fresh.
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The Police Board yesterday made roundsmnn
Snyder, Second precinct acuzng sergeant of the
Twenty osghth, ana Welsh. OF the Twenty fourth,
acting sergeant OF his precinct. Sergeant Doyle.
or the twenty fourth was transferred 70 The Twenty
eighth, and Sergeant Russell. OF Twenty Eighth, TO
the Twenty fourth precinct
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The Excise Commissioners, "a secret ses,lon, on
as cTs 3 no ser 81 sr
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RELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Eliza Barcs (Br vesey Bermuda Jan 25 with
mdse, to j Harvey (py pilot boat Jane, No
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new organization, the Manhattan Yacht Club OF
New York. having their club house at the foot OF
Ninety-clghth street, East river, has just 0een
formed. The following Is q list OF officers elected
Tor the ensuing year:-Jacob Varlan, commodore;
sampson NJ Simpson, wee commodore william u.
Lockyer secretary; Joshua NJ. Varian, treasurer.
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yCStVIUWy 0f
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. .......... -
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s1me7. / Sal. | 5ssia1iom one.
Ole

DATE on DEPARTURES FnoN NEW YORK ron THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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SHIPPIN G N E W s.
Almanac for New York -Tals DAY.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MlSCfLIIANEOUSs
ny
China, Glass Crockery Cutlery, Silver f'ased Ware,
Cooking in n'ins.s ihs Watsd sfsIssss'0'' stse: &c.
At lower prices than any other house in the city.
o,,,,a5s Dss%s ssS Hsv,s fs1ssss Mare
EppW.Kn o. BAssFoRD,
ooess sser institute. Astor place.
A BsoLurE, DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
iS e &C., Rs Sn's no in Az es
nsohgrE :, DIVORCES OBTAINED From THE
iion &c. sufficient cause No publicity No charge 10 ad'
NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, IS Nassau street
BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs, FLOUR, MOLAssEs,
n e sno ca nSS n s e:
'nT He %aHE% %S 5 Greenwich street. New York
(,UREs OF DEBILITY, CHRONIC DISEASES WHICH,
ta Piles Diseases Of tae Blood BY Pr LAMONT author
riAga Guide" Al si2 Broa iwsy. from ioioS.
HUMAN HAIR.-wHoLEsALE STOCK OF REAL
Hair Switches reans At wholesale pr,ce. ChaeIalns
Toyor's, between Bowery and Chrystic street.
MELANCHOLY .,lN 4 DIsEAsE. REMEDY;
sa .sns ..
showns ,ha. Il T. in reality ooaiy disease When ,hs bid
% .ssS % & s p e s
the bic 10 the when 1s hs.
duties mperieciy performed the unhealthy bile ofien
carried into the circulation producing aundce
headache, nausea hypocnondra mental depression and
tend without caiemnei;
& Ss Dr. %e s az.
medatey the liver preferable every
count as they have all the virtues attributed article
and being purely vegetable they subject the
alarming dsa. consequence These ps
enectual for melancholy and all diseases ors
mating In y diseased ii.cr. "'
Dr. SCHENCK nally at his principal Office Ph,.
adepha every Saturday, where all letters of advice
addressed.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and seaweed Tonic each
VI 5o per bottle, or 81 90 half Dozen Mandrake Pills. 70
cents box. For sale by all druggists.
JOHN +. HENRY, NO. College place, Wholesale Agen.
DADICAL CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC or
III detention from business, for Structure Fistua, Piles
Diseases or the Pelvic vscer Diseases and Dsorms oC
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
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From statistics In the hands OF the sanitary
authorities 1t appears that the number Of cases OF
smallpox now In city dwellings, ana not yet allowed
out Is 252. These cover twenty-one days from date
OF eruption-the longest period under sanitary care
They POI different houses, and nine. .tenths OF
the whole number are In what u known the East
Houston district Eleven new cases were reported
Yesterday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-01
r AXE SHORE 81 MICHIGAN
II SOUTHERN HALFWAY.
FRANKLIN DIVISION.


Connecting trains at Jamestown and oil City; On
aud after Monday, August Sth, 1870, taiBs Will run
as follows:
LEAVE OIL CITY.
MIXED TRAIN leaves Oil City 2lo p m; Reno,
$50 p m; Tw" Mile Run s42 M Franklin, nr.
. 55, de. a,U5 pm; Summit, 33s p m, Waterloo,
$50 m Raymilton, 4ia p m Sandy Lake, 40
N; stoneboro, 4 90 IN; Coal Branch. ar. 4,5S, dc.
ST. M Clark's Mills, 5,3l N; liniley'-. 5,i5
M; Salem. 6,10p m; Il w crossing, o,lo p IN;
MAIL. leaves oil City 900 M Reno, 9,1O IN;
Two Mile Run, 9I7 IN; Franklin, 0,a3 m; sum
init, ~ am; waterloo, 4s an; iiaylniIton 1000
NJ; sandy Lake, lu,l5 I'm; Sonehoro H. Il m
Coal Branch, 1924 4 m; Cark's Mills 1928 m;
Hndley's. 10 Al nj; Salem, iO,t3 Il M ~ q w
Crossing: loss nj n; at Jamc5town, lilo. -,
City, 400 PM Eeao, il3p m; Two Mile Run, 4,
p p n allives at Franklin d,3o p H.
| ARRIVE AT OIL CITY.
MIXED TRAIN will leave jamestown, ESQ n m
A&G w CROSSING. T,l5 m Salem, T. 5 a M; Had
ey's 7,52 III; Clark's Mills sos IN; Coal Branch
ar $50, de. 900 a m; stoneboro, Dos 4 m Sandy
Lake ar 95o de. 1000 m; Raymi!ton, 1o,o5 4
IN: Waterloo fo,25 m; Summit, lo4o M
Franklin, ar. l,eo, de, 1880 m; Two Mile Run
i1,i2 M: Reno, IN; arrive at ul City, 12,lo
|. MAIL leaves jamestown, Loo pm; A 81 G W
Crossing, lii m; Salem, 1,?o M; Hadley's, H.
36 m; C!arks Mills, lao pm; Coal i'ranch. Lbs
PM stoneboro, a,oi m; SANDY Lake i,oS 7, n
"a; M Franllin, 3, ,o5 p N Two Mile 'nn, 3,l'
FRANKLIN ACCOMMODATION leave Franl,
lin, 500 a m; Two Mile Run, 8 90 q M; Reno, ST.
a IN; arrives at Oil City $50 am
Mail east and west will stop at al stations oXcep
Two Mile Kun, summit. Coal Branch, Ciark's on'
Salon, and at these stations 10 leave passengers
and on signal TO take passengers.
Mixed trains will stop AZ al stations.
CuAkLES +. HATCH, Gen Supt
GEO. u. MCINTYRE, supt,
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