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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-23
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
sew ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JULY So. 1871.
IN MEMORIAM.

of the Louisville journal, thu
eaks of the following beautiful lines I" On
light almost wish to die if he knew that G
,autiful tribute as this would be written I
, memory"
On the bosom of the river,
Where the sun pnioosed his culver,
Where the starlight streamed forever,
On the fright folds Of aH hex han banner %r."A
While the zephyrs rose to fau her
Softly to the radiant sea.
Al Bs.S q, pSs Ss stsd
AID Il :. !. s.: T. ,aS .ssS smiDs
Through his hair the breezes sported,
OF that a. I pil sss a %ss Il ssroassd
Warblcd lays u hope and love-
Through those locks so brightly flowing,
Buds OF laurel bloom were blowing
And his bands anon we're throwing
Gusic from = Tyre of gold
SOFT the purple waves divided,
And q rainbow arch abided
On canvas snowy fold.
Anxious hearts with fond devotion
Watched him sailing to he ocean.
Prayed that no wild commotion
Mid the elements might rise;
And he seemed sa,ne young Apollo
ChsImi9e summe; winds e follow,
Trembled to his music stehs.
But these purple waves, enchanted,
By an awful spell that daunted
Every conner 70 her shore.
Night shades rank the afr encumbsred,
And palo marble statues numbered,
Awoke to LIE no more TT :.
Then there rushed with lightning quickness
Ger his face mortal sick mesa ~.
Ard the dews In fearful thickness
Gathered Der his temples far.
And there swept dying murmur
Through tho lovely Southern summer
As the beeuteOua pilot conner
Perishea By that city there.
Still rolls on that radiant river,
Aud the sun upblnds his culver
Ger the starlight streams forever
On its bosom a. boFore;
But that vssseis rainbow banner
Gfeets no moro the gay savanna,
And that pilots late drops mama
On the purple waves NO more.
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piano"
:. Yes do" replied Cecilia, sharply, II play
'fWell, I'll see about it," said Mr. Macourty,
drawing from his coat pocket o large package,
neatly tied up.
"What is that, my dear 2" inquired his wife
1t is three thousand dollars, for Jones.n he
replied. "He will be here in the morning for
"Why did he not go to the store for it ,~
We'll, lie is not much of a business man and
preferred coming here" he replied "Tbe
deeds for the lots are all made out and signed
SO / told him to come here and get his money
as he wanted it that way"
The conversation was continued until the
meal was over, turning on various subjects of
at night, Mrs. Maconrty remarked that g Mrss
McDonald's family would leave OH Wednesday
for the North"
Yes; Philip is going as far as Montgomery
with them," he replied.
&c! am sure it will be n pleasant trip for
him." she said.
" ! I am glad he is going,.' he replied. Gle
He came out all right after all, did he mott"
she said, with triumphant SMILE
My dear, am as much gratifed at the fact
as you are"
II know it, George" she replied.
Eyes, if Philip was my own son could not
think more of him than do" he said, earnest
", and ana proud to say that he is all that
| could wish, and, by the way, got letter
from Len Browse to-day"
"Ahi 10 he coming home 2"
'No; he likes the country SO we'll that he
has written to have his mother and sisters
come over" he replied, land have been
thinking of establishing branch house there.
Len has recovered his health, he says, SO that
he can attend to business, and he likes the idea
of branch house, which have no doubt
would be very successful"
Gle is n careful, good man." said Mrs. Ma
courty, and will manage the business proper
ly, know"
Eyes 1 think SO, and shall make arrange
ments to send his folks over and remit him
funds to commence business theren
That reminds me-" said his wife, with n
sudden start, I" what did you do with that
package of money!
st is here" he replied, laughing "and
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
l.
THE HOLY ANGELS. 49,,

THE HOLY ANGELS
Under the Direction Of the Sisters of the Ho, ~
Corner of Rampant and Congress streets, Third n,
New Orleans, Louisiana. 'u'ct
The new Academy Of the Holy Angels, !, ate.
short distance from The river :%T Ss SsOr
are IN the best style Of modern educational
all the advantages which contribute to the Ano,din
security Of its inmates. II ~ ~ue health and
Pupils Of all denominations arc sdm,tted h,....
tend the public exercises, and conform to the
The .v,t., ., .a,. TUITION:
languages viz: Reading Penmanship Frs sne
Rhetoric Myshoosy Natural PSlosophS c cbsrats
Music pTswins. PsintinS Fsl&n AID nnshs%atss
dlework, Tapestry, Embroidery Artificial FIop Neg
iAhAis-fAfMENTs TO BE MADE QuARrEmT
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and Enpl;sb VA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 %
Entrance Fee for the frst year only 20 yer ~
EXTRA CONGREGATIONAL
Mns.c on the Piano. per quarter. Sn p,
Vocal Music '''---.. 9 o
Painting .-----.-----.---.. 70 %
Tapestry and Ernbro,,r, '-''.-.-......--.. is %
Artificial Flowers -''..--'....... s 90
Stationery :. ..s---- %
Csc Of Baths summer season. Per quarter = 60
Inc Glasses commence about the hsst OF Ssn,smh.vo
nnI Gose ~ the end OF June, by examination snd
Hooi.. ete, may be procured at the Institution =,
7pis arc received at any time during tn. VIA, ,,s
academy Of the holy Apssis. 'a'e aug suPs IL
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DROSPECrUs
'hosPEcrUs
OF THE
College OF the immaculate Conception
NEW ORLEANS.

Literary Institution Incorporated the State of
0u uts and empowered to confer degrees il CON
Guctea ~ the Fathers Of the Society Of bud
ngs are re .daptsd fes educational purposes
fecreaton 70 that, from the Of the pupils nj 7a
III their departure at P. NJ they are constsnfIv
secluded and superintended.
Ihs course q instruction embraces Greek, Latin,
Mathematics Astronomy Natural aud Isntaf Hh;fy,
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and tho uSsj
CemmerciaI Branches; also the German language
STUDENTS arc not admitted unless they Know how to
The moral and religious training of che atudant &, III
leading objects of the instructors. sA'
Every month report 10 sent parents statinp oon
duct progress, rank in class and attendance
Inc scademcaI year begins ON the first Monday Of
october. and ends about tho 3lst of July. Va
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and in un,sd
states currency, two months, $40.
Preparatory Course SIC.
aPl6iy REV. r. GAUTRELET. Presidsnt.El
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IT. JOSEPHS URSULINE ACADENfv NJ
YOUNG LADIES'
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
Formerly Of Charleston South CarolinaA

Formerly of Charleston, South Carolina.>
This is adapted in every respect for an ex
tensye and first class Boarding School, the location
nealthfu and retired The building is commodous Ia.
All the modern improvements and heated tron ohon
by furnaces. So"snou
The Ursunee being for the three centurea ,aco.
40 one at the best qualified the formation aS
eoucaton OF youth almost useless to add here
nothing viii DO loft 1ndons to mpart to the pupils con
thorough education in the highest sense of the
NOT alone the intellect, but with materna
care, guiding and training the heart.
consequence OF the present condition of the South
advantage Of Board: Bed. Bedding Washing Tuition il
English and French, Vocal and Instrumenfai Hnsic
Drawing, Painting Embroidery and Plain Sewing for
1900 per annum. ~--.s' ava
superioress at Springfield illinois or Rev M%
apl7 # N. B. BRADY. is Union street.
CT. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR Young I..nIps
~ Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County MARYLAND
This institution is pleasantly situated In healthy
piSturesque part ofFrqderick county Maryland half
mile from Emmtsburg, and two miles from Mount 81
noaafss bx e. IT. vas In 1909 and
buildings are convenient and spacious.
foaTa ana tuition per academic year including
Bed and Bedding, Washing. Nending and
r 90 90 ,e $3.50 90
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE lao %
The Academic year is divided in two Seesops of svs
months Each beginning respectively the asth Of Au
gust and the tn of January
Letters Jury directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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A cADEMY or THE VISITATION,

Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
Inc duties o. this Institution win resumed m the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER A ~e
PARENTS and Guardians desiring Arstclass Boardino
Scneoi ior their Daughters and Wards viii dnd here
Lcatad in the healthiest portion of ono of the mo.t
healthy cities In the South with large grounds and IN
retired and romantic situation It In addition
moss Of T., h.Gs grade. Large addition. have bean
tion9 for admission. "pp'ssr
apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office Of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger 1874 Carondset
au2siy
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY,
~ ST. LOUIS MO-
This wellknown Institution commences its Forty
Third Annual Session on September 18th.
TERMS
board Tuition. Washing etc. 500 %
Pbysicians Fee and Stationery. 10 IN
of this city. - w. ~ ''
FIX. sruNTEBEcK. S. j.,
.yy.o S.e4 President.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

E'OR SALE BUSINESS CORNER, 2I5 STORY, 25ya6,
II three Lots; house, excellent (esabshedJ nd
five minutes from North Shore ferry !,50o easy
UARRIN, 90 Broad street
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

DY J. J. SWARZKOPH, AUCTiONEER-sELIaS TO-
- day. commencing ~ II O'Clock, all the elegant Paror,
Chanoer and Dining Room Furniture Of private residences
945 Sixth Fifty street, consisting OF
magnificent Panoforte, Chsxerings make superb Parlor
Su, rosewood Etaere, Pier Mirrors, bron2es, Clocks,
Vases Engrvings Brussels aud Ingram Carpets black wal
French Bedsteads Bedding Mattresses Glassware,
Cbinaware Silverwarc, Positively In lots
serve, Dealers Others will paw attend Catalogues
ready. J. j. J.SNARZkOPH, 243 Eowery
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

L'OR sALE--TwO TRACTS OF LAND IN BEDFORD
Il county, Pennsylvania. WIN be sold n bargain
TOWNSEND BROS, 62 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

Tor SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT. AT A BARGAIN, IN
Il Mount Vernon; also choice Building Plot
j. II. JOHNSTON, l60 Boyery.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

ENOR SALE-a40 ACRES LAND, IN ADAIR COUNTY,
IL Iowa line, rich prairie farming land
TOWNSEND BROS, "a Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

L,0E sALE-ON THE HUDSON A COUNTRY RESI-
dence IN the town OF Yonkers few minutes walk
from Mount ST. Vlncent romantic location; of
proach a bargain Apply TO JOHN WARREN Auctioneer,
Real Estate Broker Fire and Life Insurance Agent l6
Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
ny n. DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNETR.

[lY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
- Handsome Household Furniture auction this day At
los o'clock, at the saesrooms ~ Nassau street. viz
wood, walnut and mahogany Parlor, Chamber Dining
Room Furniture, suite single pieces
Mante Clocks, heavy Brocatci Curtains hair
line OIL Paintings China CrocEery and Glass
Ware, plated Tea and Coffee sets hIso Once Desks and
Chairs Carpets All to be peremptorny sold and worthy
tention.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

A UCTION SALE.-TIi1S (SArURDAY) AFTERNOON
"A commencing at 10 O'Clock. j. D. PARKER u co, Auc-
toneers will sell to the h@heal bidder all the Furniture Car
pets Panotorte Mirrors Paintings Bronses, Bookcase
10 bedroom Suits 20 Carpets, firlor SUITS China silver
Kitchen Furniture &C. contained In the large private
boarding house 81 West Twentyscven between
Sixth ana Seventh avenues. FITZGERALD, huctoneer.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

L NJ. SEAMAN, NTNIIUN Elk.
~. FIRST CLASS BANKING ROOM FURNITURE,
&C., AT AUCTION. on MONDAY. FEB. 90 AT THIs
BANKING HO Sc OF THE NATIONAL TRUST COM
PANY, 1856 BROADWAY, CORNER OF WORTH STREET,
AT II O'CLOCK 4. NJ, comprising Counters, Railings,
DESKS Tab Cnairs, Psrtons " Wardrobe Caruets
Fixtures first class burglar proof Safe, Catalogues
mu q of sale.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

LNOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW TWO STORY FRENCH
J. roof House. rooms, Lot 50x1O; slrroundi inRs
hrst class; minutes North Shore ferry; x550
Terms DAREII, 80 Broad street
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

~ Property--B. +. FAlRCHILD, Anctoneer.-y X.
a,ebanss salesroom iii Broadway on TUESDAY Febriary
sS 1871 Lots Third Forysecond street.
In the vicinity Grand Union depot For further par
apply the Office OF the Auconsers II Pine street,
or 20 SAN III GAkDW Ed. Executor i@6 hrd avenue
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

WANTED TO PURCHASE OR RENr-A FIRST CLASS
w three four story House, between Foreth and sI
Ueh Streets Fourth Eighth must De cassp TOT
casb, Address. eSatng gviee H. ~ bpa 29V Poxt pWeN
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
JACOB BOGART, AUCrlONEER.
Ill THIS DAY fSAIIiRlAYl Eehrnnrr IR

JACOB BOGART, AUCllONEkR.
y THIS DAY SATURDAY February IS
AZ II O'Clock, At the auction rooms, No. North William
Household Furniture, Carpets mirrors &C.
ing OF Paror Suits, Cottage suits Bureaus ashsan he'd
seads 30 Excelsior Mattresses Pillows Bostcrs Looking
Gasses Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets Ocoths
Desks, Wardrobes, tc &c also three small Iron
Every attention paid 20 sales OF Household Furniture at the
private residences Of families declining also
TO Horses Carriages and Stocks OF Merchandise.
p TRAvER. AUCTIoNEER- OFFICE s. Lib
81 ery street.-Fine young road Horse. kind,
eight years old shifting top Buggy, city sets
Harness, Portland Sleigh Bella Blankets, &c. On Monday.
10th ns at 2 O'clock at stable l3p Chrys Brooms
Sale positive.
NEARsnAL's SALEM DAVIS, AUcTIoNEER, WILL
M SELL this DAY. l01 O'Clock No. 5Greenwch ave
nue. Brussels Ingram Carpets; mahogany and other Sed
stcads Tables Chairs WardrObes Blankets, Sheets ow,
sSe rsas. BY order Of IL l. M6RfnS S Marshal
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION AT THE sONgRylLLk
~ Gallery Fifth and Fourteenth street. this even
ing.
cHERIrF's SALE-nOTEL FURNITURE.
y r. FIELD Auctioneer, VIII sell this day
February .ua y,r,1s, Is =. 10y q .ss S's0eA'
Gladstone House, -.
corner Madison avenue and TventyseSen'n s'rse"
nh. n.aro,rr and D,nps Room Furniture, Bar AnS
Ofce Furniture.
Crockery G'.ss Ware Silver ,shPns Prs tss house
cooknc Utensils snd = large and genera! sssoF'no"'"
goods numsgSg;y 1 msn.IoSN mssnR.IEoSNAN. Sheriff.
PyrEE NCGlSNEss, Deputy Sheriff. -
.np,,rp,s sAI.EBY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT OF
Attachments and by order of Court VIII expose ios
2 ~ nnbl,c yepdue No. $50 lod NO l46) West twenty
seventh street. II o'clock the stocE ana fxsr5es ~
butcher consisting OF Lard, &c. Aho ous uoSs
Harness and two WAGONS. = c,rvy.x s~,~
). sssHAcgss, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

ENOR SALE--Ar FLU HING, COMPLETE RESIDENCE
depot u lots paror. dining room, library seven
bedrooms bathroom furnace every early pos
session. JAMES B. PARSONS, "a Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

A DELAWARE FARM FOR SALE--la5 ACRES NEAR
IN Milford good house, 5000 peach apple and pear
orchards FIVE Of small fruits all bearing pfIce
YIOW Aprly to owner II. y, UNpERuJLL. Milford. Del.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

hNE OF THE FINEST FARMS ON LONG ISLAND
~ 240 splendid dairy and fruit every hing com
plete order oyster bay.
VAN wYCK, 229 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
JAMES NJ MILLER, ArCTIOSEER.
- &Wf.

JAMES NJ. MILLER, AICTlOSEER.
81 hueuon sale
JAMES NJ MILLER will sell at public auction Monday,
"a, IL O'clock noon, at the exchange Sales
room, III Broadway, the valuable Houses and Lots 47
Beccker the southeast of West Tenth
street. IS lee inches front by aboni 43 feet deep
$50 street. the northwest est Tenth
street 2 cet II inchea Blcrcker 60 inches
deer and az est Tenth street. adjoining the aame Is feet
| inch by rs feet IL inches deep
THIS property Is very desirable Tor investment s situated
In upovng neghbcrnood, and of the best locations
business the side " the maps or
particulars apply 10 WIN, a. W. LCWFRRE, 2S9 Green
wIc street. New York. or to the suconeer At his oce %
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

IIXgCUTOR'S SALE-vALUABLE THIRD AVENUE
~ Property.--B. Y. FAlRcHiLD, Auctoneer.--V. X.
sTEsENsoN son 20 viii SELL at public auction, at
Exchange salesroom BROADWAY on Tuesday February
2s 1871 Lots, Third fortysecond street,
Ia the vicinity OF the rand Mon depot For further par
apply Office Of the Auconeers IL Pine street
or 10 SAMUEL CARDWELL. Executor $50 Third avenue.
ALSO,
and place, Eghysiyth street, 100 wide,
severed sized Building Lot, south side OF Eehty
sixth thysil feet from Madison avenue
mnnding the corner; size sb.6Nl02 feet; terms
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

r ITHOGRAPHY.-wAETED, A GOOD LITHOGRAPH1C
IL pressman, who understands transferring, TO
South but a first class workman need apply
JAMES CONNERS' SONS. s8 Centre 81.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

yVANrED TO BUY OR RENT-A MEDIUM SIZED
w House, convenient TO ferrIes also two fur
nshed upfurnshed Houses up Apply to LEGGETT
WIETING, No. 10 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

TD LET.
L'OR SALE-ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, A LARGE
class story House Willow street, in com
plete order. Apply to TAYLOR STEARNES, No. q Pine
street.
I1oR SALE OR TO LET-IN BROOKLYN, LOTS AND
orist Mill and Machinery Tobacco Machinery Apply
KEISEY'S stores.
l,REAT BARGAlN.-FOR SALE, IN LAFAYETTE
" Reade avenue two story frame House,
with gas, &c. 20x30xlG0; price S3 00 terms easy.
J. r. BARBER, No. 5 Pine street. room No. 8.
I OoK HERE--A BRICK HOUSE, IL ROOMS, ALL I'M
IL provements accessible to Wall Fulton, Grand and
gas; rent $780, WILLIAM A. HYDE, as Nassau street.
no LET-IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN, THE FOUR
story brown stone front known the Wall House. The
premises have been In complete condition throughout
party that thoroughly understands the business this
chance seldom met with. About A rooms Apply to JOHN
TEAkE, Real Estate Agent, "A broadway, Brooklyn Il. d.
rJ1o LEr-oN MYRTLE AVENUE, BROOKLYN, STORE
j and Dwelling No 40, rent 81 l0O Store and Dwelling
No l7e rent 81 00O Upper Part, with front Sbowrooms,
suited for dressmakcr rent $500; possession at APP
ply 10 LEOPOLD RICE, ll6 Myrtle avenue.
on LOTS AND ELEGANT HOUSE ON BROADWAY
Nv and Hushwick avenue, anJ Linden street, Brooklyn,
to be sold at auction Tuesday February 81 Mt IL O'clock
nj the Commercial Exchange No. S Fulton street, Brook
yn ny j. COLE Auctioneer l.h9 Broadway, IL
rooms, with modern improvements All the lots perfectly
fruit trees, Terms, 75 per cent bond
and mortgage
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

Drawing Room Suits, French satin brocae
quetee bOis de Cabinets Eageres Tables Secreare
bookcase, Jardinieres, Canterbury, Encoignues magnd
rosewood Panoforte celebrated maler Velvet
daoD CARPETS, Mirrors Curtains. Chan ieiers, Bronze
Stauary. Clocks, Ornaments rosewood walnut Dressing
Bureaus. Bcdsteads, Wardiobes Mattresses, Blankets
Countepanes, Extension Table, Sdeboard, Siiverware,
Linen Glassware Furniture servants apartments,
ment Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

n street, Sixth avenue.
Over 800 900 worth and 400 lots by catalogue.
LUKE F11ZGEHALD. Auctioncer, viii sell this day,
Saturday, commencing lo O'Clock, all the elegant and
costly Household Furniture many and costly Works
of Art contained IN the above private brown
son VIZ. Magnificent brilliant toned IN rosewood
Pianofore four rich Paor Suits rep Suits on Paintings,
Bonzes Lace Curtains Centre Tables. Bookcase, Mrrors,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, &C. BEDROOM Suits Dining
Room, Basement and kitcnen Furniture lots puf
chasers Sale positive, shine. Goods boxed and
shipped for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

OC1 GOLD ST, BROOKLyN.--A COMPETENT AND
OAf reliable wishes the charge OF q cottage at
Long Branch. Good references. Call address from
~ 10 II O'clock.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

ST 800 IssS ,s sShAMD AM, TAaM NEAR HEMP
orchard house barn. well easy Also large
list of other Farms Country Stores Taverns,
to 50e00 Long Island, Ro1kand Sullivan counties
New JERSEY and Pennsylvania. +. FLATAU.
No. 9 New Chambers street, corner Chatham
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

DEFICIENT CANvASSERS WANTED-ON SALARY
~ and commission, for and popular mode OF nsur
Address with particulars of qualification g. A., box
200 Herald onlc e.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-08

The circus 10 al its gorgeous magnif-
cence, brass band accompaniment, pea nut
stands, &C., arrived in town this morning,
to the great delight of eur country cousins
and the little ones. The usual number oil
vagabond prize package vendors, and other
humbugs and frauds follow In its wake. The
one-legged soldier with organ accompsni-
ment is also In town. Vast quantities Of
gingerbread, small beer, etc. is being de-
voured by the ''buckwteats" from the coun.
try, and the balloon did not 60 up, and the
day has hesn an eventful one, almost equal
to the Fourth of Ireland. the 18th Of July,
or any other man.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-08

FLUvANNA.-Tbe Jamestown Journa !,
noticing changes at Fluvuna, says:
A Mr.. Martin, from Oildom, has pMr-
chased the property OF Alexander Simmons,
seventy acres, for $l2, 900, cash. MIR. Mar
tin has contracted with D. J. Langwor thy,
Of this place, to build a splendid villa this
summer, estimat ted to cost, when completed
So, 800. Jonathan Young and II. Smith
have built a large barn for MIR. Martin. at q
cost of about $4,000. Mr.. NJ. will also
drive pipe toobtain gas, If possible. He is
to bring water into the house, and supply
fountains, etc., from a hill three-fonrtns OF
q mile distant. Mr.. Martin also bought oil
the widow of William Lee, three-fourths VI
an acre adjoining on the road, for which be
paid So, 900, securing additional valuable
front. The house on this lot was built over
forty years ago, by Rev. Harry Martin
Our venerable and respected fellow -~oi.izen,
W. II. Fenton, Esq, formerly lived in This
house. d.
The gentleman alluded to by the Jour-
nal is our townsman, Mr.. NJ. Q. Martin,
Superintendent Of the Central Petroleum
Go.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-08
Gold at p. M, IllL

The Republican Primary Meeting passed
of very quietly at this place, the vote being
small-only 1874 in all. The contest in the
County, between Riddle and Bishop, for
Treasurer, was close, Riddles friends claim
ing bis nomination by from Is TO 100 major
i'y. M'Lunkiu, for Assembly, is nominated
by 500 majority. The rest of the ticket was
without opposition. Below we give the
votes cast at this voting precinct:
For Assembly,
J. ID. MJunkin, 1925
S. b. Myers, 60
For County Treasurer,
N. B. Riddle, los
Fid Bishop, 70
For District Attorney,
James II. Smith, III
For Sheriff,
c. S. Marks, l6S
For A'so ciate Judge,
Il. S. Mccormick, l7a
For Commissioner,
james P. Riddle, l62
For Auditor,
W. X. Gilliand, l2l
For County Committee,
N. B. Smiley, l6s