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Mr.. Miller, Of Franklin, has been chosen
as chairman OF the new Republican County
Committee for the ensuing year.
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TAKE NOI

We would call the attention Of ou, taI
ness men TO the superior styles Of JOB Ei]
lag, both plain and fancy, at rresen, te
turned on: from this office. We are prep|
ed 10 execute SOB printing Of every dr.cr
tion in the latest and most jashionable ~
of the nrt, and at reasonable rates n
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FIRE MArrRns.-The matter Of organiz-
Ing an oile'cnt fire company is. progressing
faynrahiJ. The citizens have raised oyer
$500 by subscription towards paying, for
hooks ladders, buckets, &c, which have
been ordered and viii soon he here. The
rneice opse ia to be enlarged and improv
ei, ani rooa ated up where the fremen
csn in,et in social reunion snd for The trans
actio OF business. as occasion may require
Negotiations have been entered into for the
sale Of l'n old engine and it will doubtless
be disposed OF soon. From the manner in
witch ,he newsco npany has been organiz-
ed, and he good men connected with it, we
have no doubt but that 1t will be q credit
10 the place, and much property be saved
from destruction. ..,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-01

Dilze!l Well No. still claims to be the
banner well Of the oil region. 1t is yield
ins nearly 80 barrels per day.
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infringement Notice

Tho subscriber hos learned that, ,
firm In Titusville, knOwnns "B,S,er
lingham X Co.." have conmencrd % IN" W
uiac,ure of Sucker Rods with Socke, ~ t.1 ~
This is n Direct Infringement on his p;'a pva]
az his claim is ''connecting two sec,;'su
rod by means of wedges, wedcnr s sOns
and double coupling bolt" He doss 'el
specify any particular shaped wedye r..
what material II shall he made sn I'
made as above described outside of hi. u
afactory, are direct inlIinseueuis. nj
htreiore ia 10 u x y
E CAUTION OIL OPERATORS
and oil Others, against buying oy usinc i
rods SO made, except those of his manmI
ture. AZ by ~ doing they will lnv,A.1
selves liable, aud will be deal. wils scso,| 40
ing to law. " v 1"Y1
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win
dow shades and Fixtures, just reed at a
m9ti. GRIFFEs Bros.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Fal.er, Fem
T. Co.'s
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. " p
ty's. 'Hf, ap27-u
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All styles light harness. cheaper thr
cheapest, made from Moifat's oak stock
warranted, 1T J X. krons.
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Gold Fish, Gold Fish at M. S. Simmons
Drug Store.
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Sparkling Soda Water at NJ. s. SIM
mons. n4tf.
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Beautiful Gold Fish at NJ. S. Sinn
Drug Store.
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Soda Water and leo Cream a, J. ",
ty's.
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otro'aul Centre Daily Record
Pet Centre, woancsday. June
AELSIV AND DEPARTURE OF
Trains On =. y. 4 A. Il. r..

Trains ON =. .. 4 A. R. n.
On and after Monday, May 3Oth, 1870.
afains will ruo as follows:
NORTH. NO. 5. No. 3. No. l.
leave irvine. ll.45AM 500 :, II
Leave Oil City 100 A N. 2,42pM. 7,47pM
q Pst.Cen 7.33 ss 1928 S,2s =.
Thlsv. S.23 .. Ala 9.l5 +"
Arrive Cory, 9,s5 /" 6,45 1885 I"
'.sccrH 70. NJ. 4. xo.s.
Leave Cory, ll,20 A NJ. 600 A N. 6,O5 = NJ
Titnsv. II. IS :; 40 I" 7.45
~ p. Cen. I.25 q" SIT g. S.35 d"
Arni0e .. City EOS " S,55 9,lO "
-. 4. Irvine. $50 "'ll,35 I"
tE No s and run on Sunday.
ERaiGyIT TRAINS NORTH.
Lave CilCh-. ".a5 a n. f,S0A.M. Io,a5Ax 265pN
p. Cen, 1850 :. s2i {" lIlOpM s,lO
Arrive fitusv, 1901 Pm 9,45 '' LBS " $50 I"
{,-. FfEzGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Lave Titasv. a.i6AM ls,s5 An. iiOOAx 5,25rN
p. Cen, s,n % I1,55 e" la25P.M. $50 :"
Arrive %. Cfy,95 Z" 1865 JPN 2,O5 1,4O I"
. IN CITY and Pstroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
tity 80 q. III asr|es at Petroleum Centre 25 D.
III. Leaves petrc:eun Centre at'4 cop m., arrives
-at II. City SEQ p. IN.
SILVER rALAC2 SLEEPING CARS
No. 4-Drcet from Philadelphia out change
- N0' s--lIract 10 Fhildcelri.ia without change
NO. h-D'rrcj from Piusbrrsh without change.
r.; d. Direct T. PittsJu urgh without change
Monday, My 81, 1870 : .!-lA
r~->pe-H
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All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Fennel
e. Co. .s
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Z Soda Water and Ice Cream a. J. wp,
tys. ~ % ~ d
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The largest lot of Birds, Canaries ond
other species, ever brought 70 the oil reg ion
has jus, been received at NJ 5. Simmons
a20-,f
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The largest stock OF Gas Pipe in town al
III. FREEMAN's.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at j. Rutheriord's.
IL
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Time, 10 minutes faster than Erie time, Al,
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, isov, Iii, H. /
on the Philadelphia g. Erie l@i'roaa W."
follows:
WESTWARD. -.. pi
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia, d
- " leaves Cory, s!
arrivcsat Erie. .t I'M
Erie Expr. leave. , ,,e, Philadelphia P y
% leaves Cory, lOl
" arrives at Erie, Is
Accom'n, leaves Cory. 81
" arrives at Erie
EASTWARD. 81
Mail Train leaves Erie, 10
leaves COrryf Is
r' /" arrives at Philadelphia ~
Erie II! E1pr, ,say,. Ieay's Ee. Erte, y
>" " arrives at Philadelphia, g ~
Aecom'n leaves Ene. IN
- }" arrives At Cory, xtsil ea.
Express east connects Mt Cory, "Iryirnpl
~ and Irviueiou, Express west AZ pi,e. WlI
iraiDs On Oil Creek and Alleehepy Gsp'!
ALFRLD l. TfLEh'
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. Betow We give the official vote of the re.
cent Republican primary election. 1t will
be seen that ar. 'Gilfllau's majority in the
county Is uids over 1900:
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Soda Water and leo Creama, ". !
ty's
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PIONEER, April 9th, 1870.
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purchasing elsewhere.
SCHONBLOM 4 WING.

All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Fsnner
& Co.'S
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Eafrosa.... shower this afternoon.
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Another fine lot Of Plaptnard Ro:,.
ceiSed today 81 Ms. 81 .. MI,
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Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ. W. Beat
ty's ''t
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Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at tho Furniture Store.
nlu-f
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Gas Pipe Wholesale and retail alta
H. FREENANs.
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Nai,s Wholesale and retail at
II. FREEMAEs.
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Lard Oil by batrel or gallon at
maI23 If Ii. FREEMAS's.
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Soda Water aud Ice Cream at j. ". Bea,
ty's. -,
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Local Notices.
rBanta,s Patent SIate.Liued Kefris.
orator.

Lined with Slate. having Air Chambers
without Filling OF any kiud-periectly dry
aud sweet--thry are believed to be unequal
led by any other now in use, and are Of
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superb
GRITTY over Zinc for lining purposes. being
free from smell, taste and c0rrosion, atI4
eau be easily cleaned, preserving every ar.
tic!e in "a sweet and pure state.
sT-F For sale AZ FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-3t
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msnhood than the one at Heidelberg. In
Lord Dadley's Correggio the light which falls
on the figure Con the made especially forms
a stronger contrast with the deep tints of the
drspery and the background than in the
'Magdalen" of Herr Schmitt, in which it is
brightest on the head subdued on the figure,
and diffused over the fore and back ground,
both Of which are simpler and slighter than
in the other pictures; the whole motive is less
elaborate, but full of originality and freedom
of handling. ...9 .g.i f.
Professor Dr. Schliephake concludes, from
a minute comparison of the three pictures,
that in the one belonging to Herr Schmitt
Correceio rendered his first idea of the
Reading Magdalen, and from a living
model. He has grasped the principal ele-
ments, end produced a composition beautiful
in its whole effect and grand simplicity. In
the Dresden ''Magdalen" the master intro
duced many variations. The head became a
type of loveliness, the figure fuller and richer
in exterior attractiveness, and the back
ground was elaborated in keeping; although
the ger eral motive is still much like that in
dicated in the picture, which may show the
first conception. The Dudley 'Magdalen" is
the most elaborate and most finished of the
three works.
The Professor concludes that Herr Schmitts
picture must be the one first painted, as it
cannot be supposed that Correggio would pro-
duce a simple picture after the more elaborate
ones with the same subject.
Accounts, from the pen of DR.. Schliephake,
of Heidelberg, of this alleged ''Correggio'
have appeared in Die DioSkuren, Berlin.
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IncidentaIs.E

-"Gone over is the heading to a Boston
obituary.
Several measles have broken out among
Brigham Youngs wife.
"A Newburyport physician has attended at
the births OF three Thousand children.
An Iowa paper speaks without emotion of .
corn field of six hundred and forty acres.
"A vigilance committee at Willimantic, Conn,
has closed all the liquor stores in the place.
The dog poll at st. Paul is $5 for males and
$25 for females. How's this, Mrs. Stanton?
Seventy cases of Cbinamens bones were
lately shipped from San Francisco to the
Flowery Land.
"A negro has been sentenced to death in
Amherst county, Va, for setting fire to the
County Jail.
"A man in Lynchburg, ILL.,, had his skull frac-
tured by brick in "a controversy with friend, .
reporter says.
"A California jury recently brought in a YER
dict "that they had agreed to disagree" This
little joke cost them $50.
Ohio has 1914 lodges of Odd Fellows, with
general fund of S715, 1856, and a widows and
orphans of $500, 01S.
Michigan having adopted class hats, the female
students, not to be outdone, have adopted q
class bonnet, which consists of the good old
fashioned gingham sun-bonnet. The sisters
evidently don't care much about being attrac-
tive to the brothers out there.
The London critics have found another por-
trait from real life in "Lothair." 1t is an accom-
| plished English priest, Father Capel, whom Mr..
Dlsraeu masQueraQes a6 hObslSnOre CatebOy. III
is even said that by an oversight he has allowed
the name Capel to be printed instead OF Catesby.
| We don't believe in the portrait theory our
| selves and If such an error has occurred 1t is
| probably due to some one besides Mr.. Disraeli.
The Boston Traueller says that member
| of Massachusetts, House committee was offered
$50 900 to sign certain report and conse-
| quently made full explanation to his col
| leagues thus:-"I went home the other night,
and after Harriet and 1 had retired, says l.,
| Harriet, which had you rather have me to do,
bring home to you $4,000 for pin money, or an
honest husband? p Says she, Thomas, an honest
bTshapd
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THE ASSEMBLY.

Proceedings of Yesterday Afternoons Session.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church reconvened at 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. After some unimportant changes
in the boundaries of the Synods of Albany,
Utica, Geneva, and Genesee, they were
ratified.
The Synod of Philadelphia was then taken
up.
Alfred Hand, ESQ.,, of Scranton, moved
that the proposed Synod of Scranton be added
to that of Philadelphia, with the exception of
the counties of Mexican, Potter, and Hoga,
which be added to the Synod of Harrisburg.
After speeches in the affirmative by Rev.
Henry H. Welles, of Kingston, Pa, and Rev.
s. II. Moon, of Presbytery of Montrose, it
was agreed to. ALI of the Pennsylvania
synods were somewhat changed, and, as
finally adopted, are constituted as follows
Synod of Philadelphia, to comprise the
counties of Philadelphia, Bucks, Northamp-
ton, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, Lam
caster, York, Lebanon, Berks, Bradford, Sus-
auehanna, Wayne Pike, Monroe, Lehigh,
Carbon, Schuylkill, Luzerne, Wyoming, and
Sullivan, and the Presbytery of Western
Africa. r.e1a
The Synod of Harrisburg to comprise the
counties of Mexican, Potter, and Tioga, and
the remainder of the State of Pennyslvania
east of the east line of Elk county and east of
the west Ilne Ol Olealuelui DAalii anu oouiO1u
counties.
The Synod of Pittsburg, to comprise the
counties of Cambria, Somerset, Westmore-
land, Greene, Fayette, Washington, so much
of Indiana county as lies south of Black
Lick Greek, and so much of Allegheny
county east of the Allegheny river and south
of the Ohio.
The Synods of New Jersey and Baltimore
were agreed to as published 10y us on Sa
turday. ..,,-
Rev. William Adams, d. D., of New York
moved that not only Wednesday evening
but Thursday evening also be set apart TO
the reception of delegates from fereigl
churches, which was agreed to.
Rev. j. B. Shaw, of Rochester, N. Y.
from the Committee on Correspondence, re
ported the presence Of DIR. David Cole 9
delegate from the Reformed Church, an
hisnam was ordered TO be placed on the rol
After continuing for some time the discul
sion on the arrangement OF synodical bound
ries in the Western States the Assembly a.
journed with a prayer by Hon. james Po
lock.
Prior to the adjournment, notice was give
that az excursion to Cape May would tal
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place on Saturday and grand social reunion
be given at the Academy of Music on Friday
evening, TO which the Assembly and those
who had official business with il were invited.
An invitation was also extended to the
Assembly to visit Atlantic City by the Direc-
tors of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad
Governor Pollock also extended an invitation
to the members to visit the United States
Mint
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Foreign Affairs.

L. Pasini, president of the italian
Senate, is dead.
The High Court of Judiciary is to meet
on June Is to try the French conspirators.
More than half the cotton shipped from
Indian ports now goes by way of the Suez
Canal.
-Prim has a direct understanding with
Saldanha whereby the Iberian union is.to be
established.
The bill to abolish University tests was
passed to second reading in the House of
Commons yesterday.
DEGREES have been issued for the dissolu-
ton of the Austrian Reichsrath and the Pro-
vincial Diets, and for general election.
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The "RevoIutienv Revolving.

Mrs. f. Csdy Stanton retires from the Recolu-
tion, and Miss Susan has gone to the far West to
debate with hard-headed lawyer on Woman's
Rights The Revolution has been sold to q
stock company, with Mr.. Tilton and Mr.. Stud
well largely in interest, and will be the organ of
the association over which Mr.. Tilton presides.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship y. w. Everman, Hinckley, ~ hours rom
Charleston, with cotton, RICE ETC., 10 Souder
Adams. Passengers-Miss Celia Cole, Mrs Annie
Cramp John Marienhopp. George Grentz, I. j.
Smith, A. Whitney Mrs. Gordon and three children,
Mrs Whipple ana child
ton, with mdse. to II. Winsor Co. on Fourteen
Feet Bank, saw an unknown bark, bound up; below
the Ledge, bark Agnes Frazer, from Matanzas.
Steamship Nevada, Grumley, 40 hours irom Hart
ford, with mdse. to w. M. Baird a Co.
Steamer Mars, Grumley, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 10 w. N. Baird Co.
Br. bark j. s. Harris Thomas, as days from Bris-
tol Eng, with iron rails 70 order-yessel TO Souder
Adams
Bark Lorens, Patterson, e5 days from Genoa, with
marble, etc., TO v. A. Sarton Son-Vessel TO War
rem Gregg.
Brig Walter Howes, Pierce, 10 days from Matan-
gas, with molasses to Dallett Son-yessel to
Knight Sons.
Brig K. f. Dunbar. Nichols, IL days from Darien,
| Ca, with timber TO Cochran, Russell Co.
Schr Cora Etta Sleeper, IA days from Sagua, with
| mOasses to Geo. G. Carson Co.-vessel to Work
man Co.
Schr David Ames, Ames, IL days from Cardenas
with sugar TO Dallett SOn-Vessel TO Knight Sons
| schr 6. p. Hall, Chapman, days from Darien
) with lumber 70 soudeT 4 AQhUE,
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIsD DAY.
SUN RISES. .......... 436 MOON RISES 202
Sum SETS ........... 71s HIGH WATER ........ s'23
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
R Fl? $sss:: $Ssss:ss sss:S OF THE MONTH
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 114a.
Great Fenian activity is reported from
Montpelier, VT, and Buffalo.
-Four million dollars are owing to the
Government by Southern railroads.
The Assistant Census Marshals will COM
mence the enumeration on June Is.
Some of Mr.. Cessnas friends talk of
nominating him for Speaker of the next Con-
gress.
General Gilman Marston, of New Hamp-
shire, will, it is reported, be appointed
Governor of Idaho in place of DR.. Bard, re-
signed.
"A number of suspicious characters have
recently psssed through the Sault Ste. Marie
Canal, causing the Canadians to double their
guard and to feel very anxious.
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ANRrIRANOk.

DEhAwARF MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
II COMPANY Incorporated By the Legislature
OF fPennsyivania, 1856 .rI.. Co.. .
once soutness, corner Of THIRD and WALNUT
MARINE INsURzNCEs
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight TO all parts Of the
INLAND INSURANCKs
IN goods by rver, canal lake and land carriage TO
m FIRE INsURANCRs
Merchandise generally; on Stores Dwellings,
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
... .,o ,,,, Noyemoer I, 1899.
100000 United States Five Per Cent
100000 United states SIX SIX Per Cent '''0'OOO"
Loan Qawful money -. o7,7oooO
loan, 1881. sooOoOo
10000 State OF Pennsylvania Six Per
100000 City Of Phiadeiphia Six Per w
Cent Loan exempt from
100000 state Of New Jersey Six Per ' "
Cent. Loan. an................ 020OOO0
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent
- $500 Pennsyivania Railroad Sc. ''O
cond mortgage Six per Cent
5000 western Pennsylvania Rail. '' "
road Mortgage Six Per
Cent Bonds Pennsylvana
Railroad guarantee)...... 100000
$4,000 State Of Tennessee Five Per
Cent Loan. ............... 100000
1000 state Of Tennessee Six Per
Cent. Loan. ............. s,2I0D0
1850 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, $50 shares stock. 100000
1000 North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, 100 shares
10000 PSilsdelpna ana Southern '"
pany 80 shares stock. 80 ..... 10000
e4S,9O0 Loans OF Bond and Mort
Properties. ................. ' w @ s4e,sOoOO
t,2al, 400 Par. Market value, q, ,95b, ,a7oO 90
Cost, u 216, 62297. ~ lLL
Real Estate. e........................... 100000
bills Receivable for Insurances made. s2s, ,7o0To
Balances due at Agencies -
Premiums on Marine Policies Accrued
pany. .;.....,..... ................' ss,osysS
tons, tz76s Estimated S value cr ......... a74o9o
Sasn N banK. e166, BIS 5S .I
lT' lss,ssllA
n,s02, ,looos
Thomas G. Hand, Samuel T. Stokes,
gohn O. Davis, E.. William q. Boulton,
Edmund a. S0uder, Edward Darlington.
Theophilus Paulding H. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade,
Henry Sloan, Jacob RiegeL
Henry g. Dallett, Jr., Jacob P. Jones,
ames Q. Hand, James B. Mcfarland,
William O. Ludwig Joshua P. Eyre,
Joseph II. Seal, Spencer Mcflvain,
Hugh Craig, J. B. Semple, Pittsburg,
lonn u Iaylof, A. u. Berger, Pittsburg,
George ". Bernadou, d. 7. Morgan, Pittsbura
William O. Houston,
THOMAS G. HAND, President
JOHN @. DAVIS, Vice-President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary. II
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CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Str W. VI WhlIIdln, higgins, BaItnOreI A. OfoVes, Jr.
Brig L. w. Snow, Hall, Salem, Warren Gregg.
Schr r. Florence, Rich, Boston, Knight Sons.
Schr Pearl, Smith, Newburyport L. Audenried &CO
Schr Archer & Reeves, Ireland, Boston, do.
Schr Four Sisters, Waters, Boston, do.
Schr Reading RR. No. &C. Davis, Pawtucket, do.
Schr James Martin, Baker, Boston, do.
Schr Jessie Wilson, Connolly, Boston, do.
Schr Varuna, Sawyer, Newburyport, Captain.
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Schr Ocean Traveller, Adams, o days from ProvI-
dence IN ballast to captain. WIN. LA
Schr Redngton, Gregory, from Richmond, Va, TO
Mershon Cloud. '.'.. - tL
Schr Rising Sun, Hastings, days from Laurel,
Del, with wood to Jas. l.. Bewley Co.
Schr Aurora, Arts, day IRON Frederick, Del, with
grain to Christian 4 Co.
scbr Sussex, Mason, 2 days from Milton, Del,
with grain TO Christian 4 Co.
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flOneer....... fnuadelpnla. w wilmington .Juue
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu-
lar ines The steamers for or from Liverpool Call at
Queenstown except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Cont
nent call at Southampton. .f".
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COMPLIM ENTARY GRAND CONCERT,
~ under the auspices of THE AMPHION, to their
Leader and Instructor, MR.. CARL SRNTZ be given
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, May %, 1870.
Tickets, One Dollar to be had at all principal music
stores 524bt
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WENT TO SEA.

Barks Marianino Galatola, for Gibraltar, for or
ders Diligentia, for Trieste; Theodosius Christian
for Hamburg; Sam Sheppard for Cieniuegos; Saral
b. bale, for Portland; and brig Hermes, for Por
Spain, went TO sea 22d inst.