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oeen xa nsacted In the various Courts since the 1st
OF January last. There have been 2 s27 before
Judges Gilbert and Pratt, sitting In the Supreme
Court, Circuit while the calendars at Special Terms
contained 323 cases and the General Term 1870 cases.
Inc Special Term business has been progressing al
most without interruption, and the minutes occupy
iour large volumes, which is exclusive OF pdIts
matters The Judges that also held circuits IN the
otner counties OF the second Jndlcial district
In the city Court Judges Nelson and McCues
Jury calendars nave numbered Q. 400 cases, two
Thirds OF winch have been disposed OF. or all the
cases before Juage McCue all save one have been
decided and in that decision will be rendered
tnls week. great deal OF equity business mas also
Deen disposed OF by Doln Judges One OF the Judges
OF the CITY Court, Thompson has had the misfOr-
tune 10 De Ill the most or the time and Is not able
resume MS duties on the bench. Among he most I'm
porant cases tried IN the civil branches OF this Court
were those OF Madden vs. The staten Island Rail-
road Company Homans vs.. Earle Tor breach OF
promise, the Central Bank cases, nc. In the GRIM
maj branch OF the City Court, which seems TO have
Laken the place OF the Court or Sessions, inasmuch
AZ nothing has been done In the latter tribunal for
months, many cases have been disposed OF and q
number OF vlllalnous characters sent up. ..Drr
rerry was there convicted OF having caused the
0eatn or Miss Emily A. Post and sentenced TO the
state Prson. The jury disagreed the trial OF his
alleged accomplice, Madame Van Buskirk who Is
now awaiting another trial
Considerable business had also been transacted in
the United States District and Circuit and United
states Commissioners Courts, though not as much
as formerly, when there was q high tax on wnlskey
and hundreds or Illicit stalls In full blast in the
Filth ward In particular, and the city In general.
made several raids In "IrishtOwn" ana captured q
large amount OF properly, which has been con-
demned Taken altogether the year has been
very busy one IN the Courts.
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HE COUR T S.
In Bankruptcy -Copartnership Liabiiities-Al-
legged Counterfeiting Calender Case
The Powers Of the State Attorney Gen.
eral in Question Decisions.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousr-ls BANKRUPTCY.

Copartnership Observation-Disclosures Of
Bankruptcy Denied.
Before Judge Blatchford
In the Matter OF the Petition OF James II. Warner
and Others. AYesterday Judge BlaCchf0rd rendered
his decision In this case His Honor says 1t is very
on the evidence that there ought not to be any
adjudication against ANDERSON. WilIets or Abrams,
Tor the following reasons
First-That the pelluOning creditor was never q
wise than through such liability on their part as
could arise out OF the checks given him. which were
signed IN the name OF Warner, AcElrath 20. Dy
Anderson.
.Sec0nd-These checks, in view OF the evidence,
do not establish that there was any cOpartnershlp
called Warner, DICKSON, McErath Co., OF which
Anderson, Willets ana Abrams were MEMBERS or
either OF them was member. They were merely
drawn against moneys which, II on deposit TO meet
proceeds OF sales OF peaches, and would have been
deposited to the credit Of an account which had
been opened In the name OF warner Dickson,
McElratn Co., as representing such proceeds TO
keep them separate nom moneys on deposit IN the
same Dank to the credit OF an account which had
been opened In the name OF Warner, Dickson.
McElrath Co.
Third-Then the written agreement between the
two firms, Warner, Dickson Il McElrath, and Ander-
son Co., in their nrm name, did not constitute
partnership between the six members OF the TWO
firms in respect to the peach BUSINESS to make
the members Of the firm OF Anderson 20. liable
to the pettiOning creditor on any OF the Indebted
ness set forth In the pettiOn.
FOurth-ItiS not established that any such part.
nershtp, created III any manner, existed.
Tie petition ls dismissed, with costs.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousr.

The Defnnct Brooklyn Market Dcrision by
Judge Benedict-Sale 0f Eucnmbered Pro-
perty by an Assignee I'm Bankruptcy.
An application was made on behalf OF the assignee
In bankruptcy OF Ernest sacchi for an order author
izing the sale OF the Brooklyn market property SUB.
Ject only to first mortgage. Yesterday Judge
Benedict rendered the following decision IN the
case:-
am Of the opinion that under the nrs. section OF
the Bankruptcy act the Bankrupt Court acquires
Jurisdiction TO order sale OF encunbered property
OF the bankrupt free from the encumbrances, which
encumbrances VIII pe thereby transferred to the
proceeds OF the sale. ! am further or the opinion
that upon the facts so far as they have been made
TO appear IN support OF this petition, it VIII be
for the interest OF the estate to sell real estate
referred to, subject TO the first mortgage and
free from all other liens or encumbrances. But am
OF the opinion that no such order OF sale can be
properly made without previous notice TO all per-
sons claiming to have liens, encumDrances inter-
ests In SAID property aud that the present appica
ton must be denied, inasmuch as 1t does not appear
what persons have liens. encumDrances and inter-
esrs IN said property, nor tnat such persons have
had notice OF this application. Whether the relief
In question can be granted on q petition in the
Bankruptcy Court or should be prayed for by bill
In equity IT Is not necessary now to decide.
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POISONED BY ACONITE.

An inquest was held at Morrisania, Westchester
county, yesterday by Coroner Bathgate touching
the somewhat mysterious death OF German woman
named Anna Ebert, the particulars OF which ap.
peared In the HERALD OF yesterday. A post-mortem
examination OF the remains tended to show that
deceased had dlod rom the effects OF some violent
vegetable p0sol. The empty vial found In the dead
woman's apartment was fully recognized BY the
druggist VINO had sold 1t TO her husband some
months previously; the witness also teslfying tnat
1t had contAlned one ounce OF tincture OF acOnite.
The prescription was intended TO De psed externally
in'cases OF rheumatism IL was also proved that
more than one occasion threatened TO destroy her
self. The jury rendered verdict "that deceased
had come to her death by tlncture OF aconIte ad-
minlstered BY herself while labOrmg under tempo
rary aberr0tiOn 81 lntelleCkh
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SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

The Board OF Education Of Jersey City adopted a
resolution u thtr meeting Tuesday night calling
on the Health Inspector to have the pupils in
schools !, aid 10 vsccnated - soon as possible
Ar. Brown, wht offered the resolution, stated that
NO less than $50 cases OF smallpox exist
IN the Second school district And yet
the Police Commissioners, who are charged
with the santlry condition OF the city continue to
disregard al he warnings given to them. Tnc
HERALD has frequently called attention 70 the ne
cessity for DISAPPOINTMENT OF an eficient health
inspector. On6of the city physicians also pointed
ont the remedy which the Board OF Health should
adopt, yet the later seem TO pass their ofcial ex-
stenco Ike thcOther Boards OF the present city
ernment without carinG mnch for the interests Of
the peQpie,
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TERMS OF the COUNTY cou,T AND COURT OF SESSIONS.

The following order for the ensuing year has
been made by County Judge MoOre:-
On the first Monday OF every month the trial OF
issues Of law and fact in the County Cour5, before
jury; In the Court OF Sessions each first Monday
OF the month, commencing with the first Monday
February with the exception OF the 1st OF August,
grand and petit jury will De drawn and sum-
mOned to attend.
the Court OF will commence at ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon, and will be held In the County
Court House, IN the city OF Brooklyn.
The County Judge, when not engaged In holding
the County Court or Court OF Sessions will attend
at his Chambers in the Court House every Saturday
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and such other days his
Official engagements will permit except during the
month OF August, for the transaction of Chamber
business.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Fnir Start and Clear Field for tho In.
coming Year-Whas Has Been Done During
thc Present Year.
Judge Bowling held an extra session OF the above
Court yesterday and disposed Of every case on the
calendar. none OF which, however were or special
Importance. To-day he holds another sessiOn-tne
last OF the yearand at It's close there will not re-
main on the calendar for the whole year one case
nntrled. THIS Will leave the Court q fair start and
clear field for the incoming year and will prevent
the possibility OF any ones complaining OF their
case having pecn left over or neglected.
the following exhibit shows the amount Of bust
ness transacted IN TINS Court during the year Just
closing
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of CounicrTcitin9.

Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States vs.. Patrick Kelly.-The defend
ant has been in prison for some time back on q
charge OF having carried on the sale Of counterfeit
money. He was yesterday admitted to bail In the
sum OF So 0OO to take his trial the ensuing term
OF lne Circuit Court on the accusation In question.
1t viii be remembered that shortly after Kelly was
arrested statement was put in circulation to the
effect that he had attempted to cut his throat with
knife or razor, ana that he had lost considerable
quantity OF blood. On the other hand,
1t mas been said that Kelly made no
such attempt upon his life, but that
in order to create kind or sympathy In his favor
he feigned suicide by drawing, not knife or
razor, but bloody cloth across his throat. The de-
tecuves say that Kelly has travelled round In cart,
selling bogus money. But If the man is to be con.
victed 1t must be on better testimony than that OF
the smugglers and rOwdies who constitute pOr-
ton Of tine stat OF the Secret Service Division In this
city.
The Case Of Charles Calender.
Before Commissioner osborn.
The United States Vs. Charles Caender.-It Is ex.
pected that the Commissioner win to-day render
his decision on the motion made yesterday by the
defendants counsel TO dismiss the charge.
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COURT OF COMMON plsAs-spscnL TERM.
Decisisns.

O0CIstons.
BY Judge Larremore
sophia II. Bell W. David A. Bell.-Judgment OF di.
vOrce for plantn.
barrow vs.. Cassidy. Reference ordered
The Manhattan Savings institution vs Knox ct
al.-NOs. and 2-Judgment OF foreclosure ana sale;
allowance two anu 0ne-naI per cent.
Fowier vs.. The Pitts0urR, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railway Company. ny.--Applicati0n must De granted
Mead VS.. Kelly.-Moti0n denied without COSTS.
Scnoened vs Kelly tSherinl.-Case settled.
Beebe vs.. MIttnacht-M0ilOn denied. Attach
ment vacated.
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SUPREME couaT-spEclAL TERN.
Deiunct Insurance Companies,

Deiunct Insurance Companies.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Attorney General Champlan made application for
an order diss0ving each OF the following insurance
companies and for the appointment OF q receiver in
each case:-The Atlantic, OF Brooklyn and Manhat-
tan ana Security, OF New York. The order was
granted In each case, and the Court appointed John
ID. Cox receiver Tor the Atlantic Chauncey D0bell
for the Manhattan and A. F. Hastings for the Secu-
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SUPREME COUBT-CHAmDeaS.
Questioning the Powers Of the state Attorney
Generals
Carlnz0

Questioning the Powers Of the state Attorney
General.
Before Judge Card02O.
Yeaton vs. The Tobacco Manufacturing Com
pany.-This suit was brought to dissolve the
defendants company the ground OF alleged
iinued the suit. The plaintir yesterday moved to
have dismissal oil the suit set aside and the suit
continued claiming In SUPPORT o. the en- motion tnas
was given 10 him OF the discontinnance. ON behalf
OF the Attorney General II was contended tnat ne
had right TO discontinue at any time any suit
brought in his Official capacity. Alter hearing the
argument the Court took the papers, reserving its
declSl0n
Longeau w. Morrisey ct al.-Reference ordered.
Baker W. Hotcnkiss.-Motl0n denied, without
costs and with leave to renew.
Purseu vs.. Mller.-COmmlssiO ordered.
Harvey vs. Kelev.-M0tiOn denied.
Western Dyson Of Ine sHra Mesera sorn
ment vacated, but on the usual stipulation not 10
sue, &c.
SUPERIOR COuaI-speCiM IERM
Decisions.
BY Judge Jones.
Lafarge vs.. Hoar-See opinion.
Sarles VS.. Donelly-See memoranda.
Soren VS.. Horsiall-Same.
Cumming Va Mdrtln-keference ordered.
Ford vs. Observation-Disclosures tled
ROmer Va. Hlllman-MOtiOn decided. See Opin-
Ion.
Neville vs.. Northrup-Motion granted. with $40
costs. See OplnlOn
HOvey vs. inc Rubber Tip Pencil Company-M0.
tion to confirm reeree's report denled with costs.
See opinion.
Martln vs. Martin--See opinion.
Daley ct al. vs.. Depau-M0tlon granted as per de-
cisiOn. see decision.
by Judge Freedman.
Skinner vs. Alexander.-Order granted.
Rockwell VS.. Conn ct. al.--Same.
Duvall vs.. Funk.-MotiOn denied, without costs.
Brown VS.. Henderson. Order granted.
Brown vs. DOye.-Same.
Henderson VS.. Hill. Same.
Anthony vs.. AtkinsOn.-Order for allowance
granted.
BY Judge Spencer.
Hayner vs.. The American Popular Insurance
Company.-See memoranda with clerk.
BY Judge McCunn.
Barnberger vs. Hibbard.-M0tion denied. See
OpinlOn.
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vs. Fickinger. reference ordered.
C6UHI CAleNOAR--THlS OAy

rRICr OF NEW YoRK-lN BANKRUPTCY.-
cases-Nos 3216, 1924, 1927, 1881, 1850, 1851.
3254 1886. For argument-NOs, IlS9 2o0l, 3Ol6,
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The Bnsiness Of tho Past Year.
Now that the year Is drawing TO close retro
spect VIII show vnat vask amount 0f business hss
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Detailed Accounts Of Observers.


The following telegram has been received from
the Governor Of Ceylon to the Earl Of Kimberley,
dated Colombo, December IL, 1O:45 A. M.
telegram from Jafna states splendid weather during
eclipse Most satisf actoy and interesting observations
been made
The Astronomer Royal has sent the following
copy OF q telegram received from Mr.. Pogson. Gov
ernment Astronomer at Madras, giving the results
OF his observations OF the eclipse:--
From Mr. N r. PoesoN. at Avenasny to the Astron
Royal, Royal Observatory, Greenwich
Weather hne Tcecopic and photographs
fu; ditto polarization. Good skctches Many bright lines
spectrum
DECEMBRR II
the following is a copy Of a telegram received py
Mr. William Higgins from Colonel Tennant, +. X. s..
is In charge Of the Indian eclipse expedition:-
DoDABErrA, ootacamund, Dec. i2-sI5 A. NJ.
Thin mist. Spectfoscope satisfactory RevesIon lines
entirely confirmed Six good Photographic
The sentence "Reversion OF lines entirely con-
nrmed" refers to an important Observation OF Pro-
lessor Young, In Spain, last December, who saw at
the moment OF total observation all the dark Fraun-
hofer lines revTsed-that Is, bright on dark
urOund.
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CALENDAR OF THE COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

causes on the calendar OF the Commission Of Ap-
peals for January, 1879
PREFKRRED cALENDAR-cLAss NO. s.
2. T6e Long Island Ferry Company vs.. TeroelI.
3 Ashley and Another. Executors, Va Dixon.
.PREFEHRED CALESDAR-cLAss NO. 4-MorIoNs.
:. Ellsworth vs.. Cald we'll
GENERAL CALENDAR.
ION. Brown Va. Shafer.
33h. The Third Avenue Railroad Company Va
The Mayor &C.. OF New YORK.
H1a. WaKeman VS.. Daley.
54K Binnard vs. Spring.
II. The Derrick Company vs.. Radford.
SO. Pope VS.. o'Hara.
los. Amory vs.. Wood.
I'm. Delaney vs. Brett.
123. LaiOurette vs. Clark.
127. Taylor va The City Of Brooklyn.
1872 Basseil vs. ElmOrc.
I33. Killmore vs.. Hewlett
l34. Hinckey vs.. Smith.
l40. The Trustees 0l the Presbyterian House VI.
Calhoun.
I6o1s. Hale VS.. Hays
167. Williams VS.. Fowler.
l79. Foley vs. Marvin.
1887. sawyer Vs. Van Wyck.
l02. W0Odw0rtn Vs. Sweet
1913. Mccartney vs. Welch.
1874. Cla1in VS.. WEIGH.
205. Cushman vs.. hcydecker.
2O7. Fitzgerald vs.. Topping.
ZIG. Fernandez vs. The Great Western IuSurance
as. Knox VS.. Wing.
23S. Leitch VS.. Wells
2l2. Mckecknie vs.. Sterling.
243. Snow VS.. The columbian Insurance Comp
245. Lewis vs.. The New York Central Railroad
Company
N7. YorKs vs. Leman
PAS. More Bennett.
249. tyler vs.. Gould.
$50. Grannis vs. Smith.
25l. BabcOck vs. Hermance.
252. The Salt Springs National Bank W. Wheeler
253. Brisbane VS.. yecbe.
254. Pettbone vs. Blackman.
255. Newell vs. Wheeler
256. In the matter Of Nicholas vs.. Wells.
257. nelson VS.. The Hudson River Railroad Con
pany.
260 Crow vs. Kennedy.
26l. Cramer vs. Blood.
26s Ayers VS.. The Western Railroad Corporation
264 wIthers vs.. The New Jersey Steamboat Cou.
2o5. Gawtry VS.. Doane.
267 DoottIe VS. Fulton Fire Insurance Company
26s. Fernandez vs.. New York Mutual Insurance
2ss Yale vs. Mills.
270 Law vs.. Blancard.
27l. stone VS.. Browning.
273 Denstaedt Vs. Absolute.
274. The Eas: River Bank VS.. Butterworth.
275 sterling vs. Jaudon.
276 LObdel vs.. Stowel.
277. Bel VS.. Price.
27s. Morse vs.. Salisbury.
279. The western Railroad Company vs.. Nolan.
$50. Oddly vs.. James.
2S0h. LiLchfied vs.. Irwin
2Sl. The People ex rel. Mcbride VS.. The New YORK
Central Railroad Company.
281ls. Martin vs.. Pcters.
2S2. Seibert VS.. The Erie Railway Company
2S3. First National Bank OF Sandy Hill vs. Fan
cner.
2s4 Birtisall vs. Patterson.
2S4 y. Jaudon We. Moore.
285. The ontario Bank vs.. Mcdonald
2s6. SeabroOk vs. HecKer.
267. Hills vs. Place.
2s8. Hamill VS. Gillespie.
289. Pollard vs.. Martin.
200. Belts W. June.
292 Conking vs. Furman.
293. ThraI vs.. krum.
294. Hooker va Egbert.
295 H00gand vs.. Trask.
206 The People ex rel Ode vs. Knskern.
2ss mooney vs. f6e Lamar Fire Insurance COM
pany.
900 TAYLOR vs. Root.
500 In the matter Of the New YORK Central Ran.
road Company TO appraise certain lands.
301 The Rector DC, OF Trinity Church Va Hig-
soa Faircnild vs.. the Liverpool and London Frs
Insurance Company.
800. Douglas vs. Dudley.
S0<. Powers Shepard.
800. Hatfield vs. Sneden.
800. Lacker vs.. khoades.
307. Hamilton w. New YORK Central Railroad
c 0mpany.
30S. Brown Va. Mcintyre.
aoo Diyeny vs. Tne City OF ElmirA
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r PRIVATE RESI-

A LARGE FURNITURE SALE AT PRIVATE RESI-
ia Yves. % st., n Az. Henry z1NN, Auc.,op.er .el.
tsi. day all the elegant and costly Ho9eehod Furniture
ocock-vtx PArior Suits In figured satin and
suk Brussels Carpets Bedroom Suits and
walnut single and double Bedsteads Bureaus Wardrobes
spring and hair Beds Bedding, &c. also Dining Room,
Basement and Kitchen Furniture Buffet Extension Table,
Chairs Plate Cutlery China Dinner and Tea Sets Lounges
Clocks, Carpets, Ac, DC. Sale positive.
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A UCTION SALE-THIS SATURDAY. MORNING,
n commencing at i0]9 O'clock
by LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioncer. viii sell the whole
complete first class Household rurnture, rosewood
Panoorte &C. at private mansion l2O West Twenty
street. between Sixth and seventh Catalogue
$50 lots Of general Household Furniture Mirrors
Oil Paintings rich bronzes and Marble Satuary magnificent
Paror, Bedroom, Library and Dining Room Furniture, Sill
verware, China Glass. Cutlery Basement and Kitchen Fur
niture, &C., contained In private residence oil DR.. H. f.
Mcdonnell, Esq., leaving for Europe.
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THE ADVERTISER COMPETENT EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper, 10 disengaped afer4P n, and would IKE
books balance accounts do anything
the hne make himself generally useful. Ad-
dress M. box 22o Herald Office.
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MORTGAGE SALB.-J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER,
M will sell a public sucuon this day, a II o'clock, In
forenoon, under and by virtue OF chatel mortgages tho
premises "a West Twenty seventh general
Of Household Furniture consistng Administer and Brus
sells Carpets black walnut Parlor Suits
BILE top Tables black walnut Extension Table DINING
Chairs, Mirrors, Bedssads, Lounges Cottage Snis, 4c.
JOHN II. HILLLER
MoYteaeo.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
TY-sThPHEN ,o0F. Office, IIanlton's Cigar.
store, addr, IS Titusyille, Pa Assistant John Van
| SERVER
| TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICINI.
TY-H. II THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
.i0n House. 1itusville Pa
SHAMHuRG AND yICINITY-GEORGE IR-
YIN. Onice, shambnrg; residence Titusville, Pa
Assistant. A A. est.
ENTERPRISE PLEASANT VILE, BEAN
FARM AND PlrliGtU W. GEO. VAN
VLIET Oilice and address. Chase House, Pleas
antvic. Assistant, II. c. Huntington.
TiDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY--CiIAs
CLARK. ONCE and address, Exp ess Office Tidl.
1ute. Pa Assistant, f.. Bearlsley
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office anda address, Petroleum Cen
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Blrckford
CARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lyin.
IN Oil Creek nnd Cherry Run. from Story Farm I,
icClintoclvile--JA ,lISSAUNDERS. Adircs
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants Luther B. Saunder,
Charles ". Cochran and William Hoyt
McCLINTOCKylLLE, OIL CITY AND INC
a. S, NfST. Address, Oil city or Reno, Pa
Assistant, T. Mead
FRANsLIN, ALONG THE ArLFaHENY rIv
Err wiLBER Office and address, Franklin, Pa
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM & PA aKEh'S
LANDING-RICHARD w. REDFIELD. Office
and addr IS scribgrass, Ia Assistant, II. W Por-
terfeld, address tmlenton, Pa
WEST NIRGiNIA-C ID. ANGEL, and IT. r.
COOK Address. Parkersburg, West Virginia,
RcberSs Petroleum Torpedo Co
usy3-dly
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GA l. skDN.

The public /, autioned against emplo, ing nny
Ut the reguart authorized Agents Of the C0mpa.
irrpedu and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the of su n materials ny other parties is a
direct infringement Of their rights Any parties in.
fringing any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will H.,
ieslt with according 10 law, and acting williully
md knowingly in defiance of law and the decisions
Of the Couits
The Company have re-orgnnized their husre
with view 10 accomm odae Oil Mcn in every part
of the oil ScgiOn. They have employed the most
efficient AGENTS ard Assistart4 that can be procured
or the business. h~ch T0rpe'lo i. labelled with
date af patenS, together with the price Of the Tor
pcdo, and ST med by an officer of the Company, so
every Operator wishing a TORPEDO may know lis
price and whcthrri it came from on. ufica
tpe ators will confer favor by reporting to this
Office any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
ed Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Regions
Of fennsy ylvania and West Virginia.
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3Ol a. M. DAY EXPRESS, daily. Mondays
excepted for Cleveland, Cicninran and the " est
and South Connects at Carksville. SUNDAYS eX-
| cepttd, for Sharon Newcastle and Pit'sbu gh n,
| iNariItsburg for Youngstown and Sharon; ut Ceve.
| land with Lake Shore .tiway for the WeS and
North W,si; ut Rsvenna, Sundays exec ped. or A.
| lance ard Pittsburgh; at Akron sundays excepted
| FIR Orve and NillerSlurg, ~ Urbana with Pitts.
hurgh Ciuclnuqti and st i Uis Railway. .or indiun.
up lis ard at Cincinnati with the Ohio " Miss
| sippi Hallway, for st. Lonis aud the south and
| Southwest.
S,ceuing Conchcs are at'ochci to this tain al
ltornesrile, running through to Cs' 'eia ID without
change
| 3.I0 a. rs. EXPRESS NAIL, daily sundays
| excepted. for ticveiand and the Ncs, ani North
West Connnc;s at Clark lille for Sharon, New
tie aud ti-bur.h. ard at Cov-anJ with Lale
hore Rsi way fJf the Wet anu Northwest
81. 3c q. NJ. MOTT EXpRES2, daily, e.
Cieve and, Cincinnati and the Wcs ard sonth.--
Connects at Leelitisbgrg. Slndl. excepted, for
Young>towp; 81, Cleveland with Lake shore Rai
way, ior the West ami North Wet: and at Cincn
TAI with he Ohio n Mis,i-sippi hallway for st
Louis and tine SOu,h and SouthWCss-
Sleeping Coach is attached 10 this tain at New
York, running through to Cincinnati.
1910 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATI0N. Sundays
excepted, for Letvttsburs and Way Stations, con
Meeting tor You gs;own.
400. y. NJ. FREIGHT II ACCoMMoDA,
TlON, daily.
7.i5 A. M. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays er.
ccrted