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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12
Local Notices.
N. PettenRill A. Co.

q. NJ. PettenelJI q co. ~
Park Pow, New York, and Geo. T. No well 4 Co
Advertising Agents, are the cole agents for the Pc,
,roleum Centre DAILY REcosp in that city. Ad.
v~er.isers in that city are requested to leave their
IA yors with either of the above houses
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

In the senate last Saturday the House
bill authorizing the Governor to appoint a
Gauger aud Inspector Of crude and refined
petroleum for the county Of Clarion, and
one for Armstrong county, was reported af-
frm,tiysiy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

CONGRESS-. EMPIRE ADM HIGH.
ROCK WATERS fresh from the springs ct
GRIFFES BROS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

The Meadviiie Republican Of May 4tA
arrived yesterday, having been a week
coming about thirty miles. Could have
come from San Francisco almost a. opick
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

The monthly petroleum report Of the
Producels Association rates the average
daily production Tor April II IL, S66 bar.
rele.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

CONGRESS-. EMPIRE AND HIGH
ROCK WATERS frceh from the springs OF
CRITICS BROS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

Among the list Of patents granted to Cit
liens OF Western Pennsylvania for the week
ending May 9th, 1871. 10 No. LA. 130-
E'evating Truck; Daniel Warner,aud Wa.
X Bushnell, Titusville,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

A boiler explosion occurred ON the Flem-
Ing tract, Slambnrg, on Wednesday. No
person injured. Explosion occaSioued by
too high pressure Of steam.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

The loss by the recent disastrous fire at
Fsgundss City, will not fan short Of $780,
600, on which there is but little insur-
snce.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

ORIENTAL PATENT MEMS GAITERs.-
These CATERS are Seal Skin. patent tops,
add make a beautiful dress for the feet. !
am sole agent for Petroleum Centre and
vicinity.
A. S. SMITH
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

II you want delicious Ice Cream 20 to the
Nilsson Cream Parlor, next door TO Opera
House. m9.tI
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

joe colmrn made HE will be- lure be left
Nv Yors, &c lett his property to Cooley
EsyeA.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

Measures taken, and Clothing made ts
order, at A.. ALDEN'S,
Jamestown Clothing Store.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

Beautiful, new and nobby style Hats .,
aS 4. ALDEN'S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

Nilsson Ice Cream Parlor next door I,
Opera House. Petroleum Centre, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

FREEZING COLD SODA WATER al
as GRlFFES BROS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

WALL PAPER-In every style st
GRIrFEs Bros.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

Satin Finish Wall Paper at
all GRIYYEs Bros.
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The U. S. Senate convened Wednesday
for . special session.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

--latest style Of Ladies' Opera Toes Sho rs
best quality and low prices, received to-1sy
A. S. SMITHS
Boot and Shoe Store.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

N Tea Servers for sale at
NICHOLSON & BLACKMoN's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

~ Hanging Raskrts for sale at
NICHOLSON & BLAcKMoN's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

White AM. colored SHIFTS made 10 o'ae''
and fits. guaranteed, or M sole. a.
A. ALDENS,
m2u Janups,sHn Clothing otoFe'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

I,iyha a,ab anSi Btaok Fats and caps o.
A. ALDEN'S
Jamestown Store. II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

and sthe claimant having appeared therein; either in
ps5soS or 9y ms ag 10 make declaration u hs
nationality failed TO declare that'he was citizen OF ,ne
United states In such case and for the % o ca
arbitration, IL shall be deemed and taken tnat tne ci
ant by hs default had renowned his sieelance W
tho United States. II ia further agreed that the arpa
of contracts The regulations provide among other
tbinG that in addition to the representation OF hs claim
have been or shall be presented 70 or filed in the Depart
ment Of state OF the United States every claimant sha
claim IN the form of n memorial. Each memorial
shall state the particulars OF the claim tne
the public international law, and the amount claim
ed. Ii shall he verified by the oath OF tue
Of people, by the oath OF OF Them in the case of
corporation. by the oath Of the President secretary or
United States before any officer having power TO adj
minister judicial 0ahs according TO the law OF the place
where administered. and the official character or such
ohcer shall be duly authenticated according 70 tne laws
OF said place II such oath be taken outside the territory OF
ton or nearest Consul OF the United States. The
arbitrators may, In their discretion order any claimant
10 answer oath such interogatons as may he sub
Intted to the Commission for the purpose by or on be-
half OF either Government
Every claimant shall be allowed two months time
next following the filing of his memorial 10 which TO
take and file his proofs and the three months next fol,
lowing the same shall he allowed for the taking and
filing OF proofs the part OF spain, which respective
periods may be prolonged by special order on cause
shown. Every deposition taken, either In the United
states in Spain or her possessions shall be taken be-
fore officer competent to administer judicial oath5
under the laws or the place, whose Olncla CndrdcLe
shall be duly authenticated according to said laws; and
such witness shall state whether be is Interested directly
indirectly and how in the matter Of the claims, and
whether he Is agent attorney for any party interested
directly Indirectly therein. After the proofs on tue
part of spain shall have been closed and ned the Com
mission shall, in every case where the claimant
shall desire 20 take rebuting proof, accord reas
enable time in its discretion for the taking OF sucn
rebutting proof Each memorial and all exhibits ana
proofs shall be filed in the original manuscript and the
same, and all matter, including briefs and arguments,
shall be printed at the expense Of the party adducng or
prOpOundng the at least 80 printed copies OF each
being filed. All cases will be submitted on printed ar
guments, but brief oral explanations will be re-
ccived at all times from the advocate OF either Govern
ment Arguments OF special counsel will be received in
point when submitted by the advocate OF either Govern
ment, and not otherwise.
On the first Monday in December next the arbltrators
will proceed TO call and hear any case or cases when
may be ready for hearing in conformity with these reg
ulAtiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
MUSIC.
GARDEN CONCERTS.

Mr.. Julien has introduced several novelties
OF late at Terrace Garden. Habemann has been singing
in his most melancholy and romantic manner, and little
Miss Rose Hersee has warbled among the trees like
very nightingale There dancing and then at the
end of evening and the crowd seems to be bigger
and bigger every night Lastly blind young man and
his wife have appeared the concerts and have made
an unmistakable hit. Mr. Joseph Heine is yioinist OF
great merit. He plays with great feeling, and at
the same time with considerable yigor, While DIE
tone is full and his technique excellent. Keenly as
his solo from I'll Pirata" and the " Carnival OF
Venice with full allowance OF eccentric variations
were relished Friday night heimade the triumph OF
the evening with nothing but penny whistle On his
second recall he took from his pocket common little
tin pipe without keys and played upon 1t to the adm
ration and amazement of The crowd, His wife, Mrs
Ada Heine is pianist. OF course the piano Is out OF
pace at an al esco entertainment but she ia evidently
clever performer Of the sentimental school.-At the
Central Park Garden the attendance is as large as ever
Several interesting works have recently been added to
the repertoire On Thursday Mr. Thomas is to have his
annual benet-A series of Summer concerts has been
opened at the Brooklyn Rink under the musical drec
ton OF Carl Bergman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
DIED.

BARRBrr-At New Brighton g. L. June Is ahrei Roasy
infant child Nathan and Lucy Mildred Barrett asei II oontA4
and days
savannah and Athens Ga. papers please copy
CLARKE-n Jersey City Sunday morning June ~ MIRIAM "
wife Of william Clarke IT, and laughter Of H. Il hson Of sPragsd
Funeral Services al her late residence Gpdst Jersey CITY Tues
dv afternoon O'Clock Relatives and friends respectfully la
yted 10 attend Remains vii De aken 70 SphBh w So "o
CARPRSTgRsunay morning second daughter d
Richard and Christine O. Carpenter the 18th gear Of Der
The friends and relatives respectfully attend The fa
Thrlst, brooklyn, D.
O'Clock.
FIsHBR-On Sunday June MARY Fisher. 70 years
Relatives and respectfully invited attend the funeral al ths
residence Cochran. No 800 Van Bursns
taken TO 5berwOois Cayugs County for inteHnent
HAGHT-At Goshen Orange Co. ~ Y Sunday morning. June Is.
Bgbert Jansen D. Henry ght the 8h Of his
friends of the family invited 10 attend bis funeral rom tbs
Trains Erie Railroad leave Chambers 81 IL O'Clock returning
leave Goshen al 800 ?. m
RULDRY-Ou the 18th Cathsns Huey sfe Of Joseph Iulley
Funeral Tuesday O'Clock from her residence ThlaFa
and Flfeenth-st, South Brooklyn
HAGH-On morning 18th consumpaon in the Js
aurgeOn o New-York.
The residence ch. w Hay. 50 VEST
Twenhst MONDAY at $50 Tor nsrment - DrAfoofa'
Mich. the residence Of his father.
Detroit and Florida papers please copy.
PERRY-At Orange N j.. Friday June i6 HenJ Perry. age. =
The will place his late residence Rigst hon'y tr
invited attend Trains leave Barclay ani Christopher ' "
RoGERs-n Brooklyn Friday 6 Theodore Rogers ia thu ca
year Of his -,
vices residence a Renssas MONDAY June d. at
q m without further Invitation.
sHELDON-At Orchard Bradford Coma May H. Amirs wife o.
Truman Sheldon, aged % years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
REcoNCIING A REVENUE AND A PROTECTIVE
TARIFF.

IN IN, Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: "Pol Ec." asks a question in your pa
Nor Of this morning which may not be easily answered
even by himself If tariff on imported goods Is de-
gned 70 furnish to the Government then II Is
% AMY of LOYAL citizens TO purchase goods OF foreign
,snfactnre as such only furnish revenue Ihls seeis
-, me- IN reouire man either to deprive the Government
~ raysnue n he encourages home industry, OF 10 aus
oanraSe 'home industry by supporting the Govern
,neut n Pol Ec." do both OF these at the snne
time he NAV able To reconcile revenue Win io
tectlye , LAM ia a, * ISL Pol. ExTRAv.
IOur correspondent doubtless thinks 1t the duty
If every good citizen TO chew all the tobacco and
smoke all the cigars he can, inasmuch as these also
Furnish revenue to the Government. Beyond ques-
ton he is also firmly of opinion that it is the duty
of every good citizen to get drunk every day. In
order that the Government may derive the proper
r.,,orre from the whisky thus consumed. If there
cop,d only he a tax on idiots what rush he must
think there would be for some organization con-
nected with political economy. wherein he is posi-
blv concerned, that the intending members might
thereby render greater benefit to the Government
,L,n they could otherwise attain. Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR AND VALUABLE
PLUMBER.

Sergeant Chrystie of the Eighth Precinct
saw two men, carrying vase and paper parcel, enter
the lager beer saloon at BroOme and Mereert late on
Saturday night suspectng them to be thieves he sum
moned assistance wagon soon drove up and the men
got In 1t about TO drive away when they were
ordered to stop. Both leaped out and ran on,
but one OF them caught at spring
and Crosbysts., and gave the name Of VIM Harcouft.
The wagon and goods seized The valse contained
ten broche shawls and lot Of burglars TOOLS while in
the paper parcel Is lace shawls The thief con-
fessed yesterday afternoon TO Capt. Mcdonnell that
no and his confederate had committed burglary
on the third floor OF No. SO Duane,
St. occupied by John Sullivan, importer OF shawls mad
done up large quantity OF shawls IN bags ana carried
them over the roof to the unOccuped building No As
Dnanest and descending the first floor, had left them
An the hallway. Capt Mcdonnell, Sergeant Chrysile
and the thief proceeded TO the place and found the stolen
goods which are valued at 1855 Last evening John
Sullivan a yender, called at the StationHouse and
Claimed the horse aud wagon. He said he had hired
n 10 Jacob Wilson OF No. 81 wooster
~ who was arrested and he refused TO give any sat
isactory account what he had done with the horse
and wagon. he was locked up. BOth prisoners VIII DC
taken before Justice Cox to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOR other Ship Hc,cs see Second Pdge.l
aDDEURn


s,.,msp Ise Bell BIskman Richmond CITY Pn and Nsrfst.
with mdse and pas o Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship Nernmac Weir Rio Jsneo May 20 BaAa <' Fets
buco It'll and St. Thomas lih, with mise sSd pass
BARK Cyone sf Shelburue " ST. Forbes Marsc 81 dsy sA
Barn Ellen Dyer Leland Csibshec, 70 DAYS with .
Bark AMI Richard Walsh BIB Herbert hAguaoo T. H. -
Bark Csrisr Dove Of St. John b. Sanders MsAn>'' days
Bark Texas a. G Meenizen Bemeu May With mdse aod pass
Brig Katie (Dan Townsend St. CroK ia days WITH sugar mo'
BrS J. BleEnore (of Portland ~ Lsgua daT. WITH
Br Adelaide of TophamI Wilson Havana II days win sugar ass
Brig foroutou C Londonderry 81 Ge Criena days with
Baa Little Fury (Of John b. Arsebo p r. with sugar sAA
RE- Hrpeno, wooibury St CroiI with sugar Sc.
Brig Beauty (of St. john \. b. Shields Gay Francs ~ JAYS WI"
Bg vieust Dutch Brewer Gnic DO Sui 5ids with hdss
Scr Lstagawa (o Goucester) Bryan DAYS With fruit
John C. Libby Of Stockholm Loby Pontafl"e "uA'
days sugar and molssses.
WIND-Sunet Ggnt n. w; thick outside and cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
SAvANSAH Jane l8Cearei yesterday the Steamship, nso,
gomey EewYork Salvador for Barcelona Schf Noha
6TiRIEsros June cbr T B. Franklin from sewYoti
bark Puget Lyerpoo brig Queen Of the South from JscAoa''
schr. NJ A. Holt from New.lork ,., ~.
BosroN June ls-Arved ships Enore from Goenhurg he1t
GENT; Nellie May Marie sAdelade iron AnNeps
Alaska from GLASGOW; jenkins from Anossa bS Fsssen|
A. Philadelphia a. AsL'sa Hs"
Philadelphia sehr. Frank Atwood from Bhracoa'
MEMORANDA.
The report board Of the ship Titan gi nniolSsa
Cant Barry intoxicated tben pm oh ooa az
that three Of them Jumped aud attempted 10 W s~s
boat that passing at the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
THE CUBAH CLAIMS CONFUSION.
ITS MODE OF NORTHUMBERLAND CLAIMS CONF
UNDER IFS JURISDICTION.

ITS MODE OF PROCEDURE-WHAT CLAIMS CONE
UNDER IFS JURISDICTION.
WAsHINGTON June 1S.-The Cuban Claims
Commission has printed memorandum Of an arbitration
for the settlement Of the claims Of citizens Of the United
States or their heirs against the Government Of Spain
for wroHgs and injuries committed against their persons
and property, against the persons and property Of
whom the said heirs the legal representatives by the
authorities OF Spain the Island of Cuba, within the
jurisdiction thereof, since the commencement OF the
present instruction 1t il understood that reasonable
period shall be allowed for the presentation Of the
that all claims and the testimony in favor OF
them, shall be presented only through the Government
the United states that the award made In each case
shall be in writing and. II indemnity he given The sum
20 be paid shall be paid In gold coin OF the United states
The arbtrators shall have Jurisdiction OF all claims Or
injuries done % citizens OF the United states by the
authorities OF 5paia in Cuba, since the nrs day OF OcO
ber 1868. 49,,
Authorizations Of the tribunals in Cuba concerning c
OF the United States, made IN the absence OF the
parties interested In violation OF international law
the guarantees aud forms provided for In the treaty
Of Oct n, I797 between the United states ana spalb
may be reviewed by the arbitrators, who shall make
No judgment Of a Spanish tribunal disall0wng the
affirmation OF party that he II cZen OF the uniteu
states shall prevent the arbitrator from hearing iec
nation presented In behalf Of said party by tne unsu
States Government Nevertheless. IN any case heard Ny
the arbitratOr the Spanish Government may uaVcrHe
the ale cations American citizenship and thereuoh
competent and sufficient proof thereon VIII nc IeII'u
The Commission having recognized the, uuaIb ~
American citizrr- In the claimants they will acquire the
rights accorded 10 them BY the present HHPAion' 80
such citizens. IN
Aud IL Is further agreed that the arbratora shat noi
have iur 4ctiOn OF nuy reclamation made ~ bcnh 81"
uptiyc u spanish subject, uItuIauIrd az ilr bht'd
efacs tfif shaft apucir that tlc Nur subject nulirf,
having boon adiudCated bY competent tribunal III ou'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
P1SSENG Frs ARRIVED.

FROM RIO yANER0In steamship Merrimse. June lPr,osb.
Allen and wife MIA Geo Morton child and servant The Pref
Beniio wife and servant Anson Hand aad wife Mis- Mage seson
Asbey W. Cole Tbos. ~ Smith and wife Tan eza Ltber Csr
val James rant w. Church Michael Organ Bernard Carroll
MARY A. Carroll Prancs Roke stephen Mccoy John Chnsuss
lanes Bond Mara Neens children William Brambees
lady two children and Mara T. Williams and ch'L
dren Manuel Is. Olyeris. Aug J.. fAlmeda, Js~
A Martins, Mrs Aug Aymsr. daughter ard scrVsBa
Psucs Davidson and daughter John G. Gabrsih Gsbr
JosDh H. Roach Valentine Pnmme Thomas Tooso PsncO Can
ero WIN Beecher and wife, NJ @. AondngOn Tboa Hernandez
Prncsco RubrO VIM Jones Luis Reyna John Crmonte Frs'
co Bade Mrs A. Paore children and Mas Cea.
Paore Rs oph Auerhah b. Smons e and ant Mis-
Sion Mis-. MARY Smith George p Mr.. Bertha
oue Jose Rerdor harcno sass ore.ss
Saaza Philip LauaEabsi Geo Lehman, VIM Reed iea1 -
: I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

10 prevent hIurr Justice vsa remrdr 70 "~ ''
10 invoke It's aid nd he remofiles
al bed that se intent ofthe bgsstafe
the devolye discretion bot 70 mpo'e p
and absolute duty" ,...u.
II ia a matter for wonder that the Attorney Oeneiss
should have delivered such opinion Ana WIN suoa
advice from the highest law officer Of the G0yernnont
10 the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, IL Dec1nes
question OF grave importance 10 the Taxpayers OF to
nation whether their remedy for erroneous or llesa
alton under the internal revenue laws rests upon well
defined and explicit statutory provisions, or depeDns
upon the will caprice OF Executive officer 81 tn'
Government T. "
Ke,c. York, June -. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
GpeciaI Notices
The Universal safeguard.

The Universal safeguard.
It Is useless Tor State pass ~ Or The preservation 81
tn, public health il the great law Of seperyaoa which iep-ai. Zoe
it, enforcement upon the ofthe individual suffered 70 rrmAa
dead Ietsr
There scarcely la member u he oommuay Of either "a
the country who has not testimony HoSrErrERs
STOMACH BTTERS furnished their signatures by perSas
Ofacknoveige emnsns literature 'nd every
department Of business professional h These wtae' have -
e,red ia the most erplei, term, prepaFoa saS.i
against eismc sovereign remedy for dyspepsia valuable .aa-
bilious medicine promoter .Ppeue genial 'ni harmless 'nuAa'
good ,ccmapS medicine ,,reasheaer u the nerves ea,Fsl ia
,xorau protection assin., a, pare
water and that mpa. Of aud activity 70 the 'i.i
force, which not by ,py other he
.hcs ia use Uadcr circumstances the 9serai'e las o.
nature every rational person VITO ets BY Of
hereni debility Consequence Of ,IPossfe uwaon niass
IN peril o. losing the greatest Of ell temporal bfsas, hh ne la
poraace using defensive nsi o. Dsprpue
neslsc, to give simply eaee. Il su,r.a,,
to cure indigestion IN all il form, bJOqs saA
uOthius in the range O6eua aud proprietary ~usa
Will lsOrl them relief
A-A-A-A.-Nlcol a Da,tison,
90 BkoAp"Af Gear =, SFs s J sS,, - ,r,. -
DINNER SETS TEA SKIS BEgSSFAsr sErs DESSERT sErs
Spoons F0sSs yxI;! cCrigRi cA'rsss ~ATSts
New style, PRKNoH CLOCKS RsoSlRs PAsASs vAsxs
GURRIDONs MANrRL ORN AMBSrS and ARTIFICIAL FLANkRN
MAn Of these goods oasi a. PAGES actually oss a bsss
the
Sale,osA l0i BrS.s---,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

HAVANA. June I7-Suxar-Blne oDeur hesfy bat mpoye 70
ward The close the market closed quiet sri steady Mo'~e. sagn
Nos easier la9i MHsoofsdos r 10 rood gslot
during the week from Havana snf hsitn
800 hhds Of which 1903 boxes and s M bias
Stock remaining IN warehouses at iavsss
and MaAn1s boes and 900 bids The receipts At as.a
Mstan Carden snd Rlaed0- 70 date fa short os9s'
boxes Of those up the SAM date last year.
f % stocks msrchinis refss 70
purchase holder Preish Sat Bass
declining owing heavy srryaL sales At l eific Coal o. ansr 81
d4 reals CooPerage fat and unsable Flour ds s51 -
Han, steady American satd l5al9ci Sugar cure l9c ai "a
Shnng o"ng 10 heavy arrivals; kqg. l5f9lee ns si0iSc
Potisoes 10 demand BIchangeOn BonoR 2 a2l prnsm 90
United States % days II discount; ditto short sgh ys
count ditto In dob - DAYS premium ditto short sight. sfeo
Dreu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
Moneys eIpeBl.
-EIcssre Of the City ofNewYOk and the County Of Ontario

Michael Conklin, one Of a crowd OF dis
orderly characters in Jackson square was aIresel as
evenino Inv officer Kearney. ON the way 10 tDe station
bonse n crowd followed and attempted To rescue the
nTisoner Bricks stones, and other missiles were thrown
NJ ihe officer one OF them causing severe scalp wound
Charles Bobner duarreled, last evening, with
his brother August at their residence, NOfs0 forsyl
N and struck him on the head with sword, causing
serious scalp wound The assaian was OcAed UP h INC
Eldridge.si. Polloe Stallion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

CARROLL-RMBRsON-O June 5 in tue Congregational Chuch
Strstfr Coma Edward Emerson. assisted by Rev Wa
X Hall b. Carroll Of Potenyle, n J., 70 MARI IN
Rneron. daughter Of the oneiating clergyman
RODGRRs-GAGE-In Bnghamon Tuesday May o. at the oa
dence OF the brides by the Rev VIM Hitchcock rector
Chr Church Col Harris c. Rodgers 70 Mrs LINE dAse daash
ter OF Gen Ewd +. Jones' all Of BIngbamon, n T.
VANDERBILT DUNHAM-In BROOKLYN " T. Tbrsay eyestas
the Slns residence Of tho brides parents bL toe Rev NJ
TAYLOR Liverpool Bug, assisted by the Rev g. B o. ne-sk,
j. John Vanderbilt H. to H. Louise daughter o Dunhi"-
WELLS SPEYCERAt Re- New MeIco. June l37 DC
Lou father Capt Almond Wells o. The United stSi<
Minnie g. daughter Of Dr. T. k1sA Saosr
United Surveyor General FOR New Mcnoo
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed p7h full
NAME and 1ddrgss