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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

The champion billiard match Of the Uni
TED States and for tho diamond cue, took
place In Buffalo, N. Y, on Wednesday
evening, between Rudolphe, of New York.
ana Parker, OF Chicago. The result was
sne defeat Of tho champion (Rudoiphe,) by
Parker, greatly to the surprise Of those
present. Eighty-two innings were played,
when Parker ran out, the game standing
Parker, 1902; Rudolpbe, 1924. Parker's
average ls-26-s2; Rudolphes average, l5-
4-s2. The best run Of the evening was
made BY Rudolphs in the 10th inning OF
l62. Porker's best run was l44 in the 9th
inning.
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A HEAVY AFFIDAVIT. The venango
Spectator is responsible for the following
To rule to show cause Of action 10 SIAN
der case before the Court on Monday last,
the affidavit produced by the party COM
plainant closed as follows: "Defendant
" called deponent liar, thief and a
"d-d son -, all Of which is true
d" to the best of deponents knowledge
" aud belief"
The complainants reliance upon the legal
msxim-"the greater the truth the greater
the libel, may account for the frank ac-
acknowledgement in his affidavit.
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General Mcclellan, in reply to letter o I
inquiry from the President of the Buffalo
and Springville Railroad, says that he is
one OF the trustees under the proposed reor-
ganization of the Atlantic and Great West.
ern Railway but says until that reorganiza.
ton Is completed nothing can be done iu
the way OF extending the connection OF the
road. 10 reference to the rumored exteu-
sion to Buffalo be says he Is not aware 10
what extent If any, tho subject has been
discussed.
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M. 8. Simmon' Drug and Yariet 4
Store.

M. 3. SimmOn' Drug aud Variet 4
stOres
Mr. Simmons has just returned from New
York With very large stock Of Holiday
Goods--a richer and more extensive stock
never has been exhibited TO the citizens Of
Q II Creek. Ladies' Toilet Stands. Writing
Desks Dressing Cases. Dolls, Games. Chii.
drens Toys 10 as large variety a. can b4
found 10 city stores. 1t is well worth visit,
" you don't wish to buy. This stock
certainly never was surpassed for variety
and richness. He also has Q large VARIETY
OF Leroy W. FairchiId's Celebrates G. ID
Pens, verv appropriate for Holiday pres.
ents. Visit Simmons for . hali.hour's
amusement, before you make your Dur
chases. decl4 IT,
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BOOTH l. SARGENT,
new MUSIC STORE,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
TITUSVILLE. PA.


We arc now receiving large stock Of Mmsss,
Merchandise, consisting of
Pianos, Organs and MeIodeo ons,
And fnll line Of
SMALL. INSTRr MENTS,
SHEET MUSI , andi
INSTkUC1ION BOOKS,
STOOLS, SPREADS, Ete, Eva
Steinway q ~Ous,
Brad dbERy.
ChUkertng A. Sons.
ko- be 4 CO.
and hll nll 0rde O,hr manufacturers ~ deal.
ed. al The oMest RAGS. We lave the celebrsted
SMlTss PAKi OR s'RC Ms.
OF Boston .tte fnes. REED INSTRUMENT vet in
troduced, which We can sell on very reasonable
terns. large STOCK Of select Sheet music alwsyr
on hand.
t'ur Irstrume ts need no notice Mt our hs pds, ~
thcy have been before t.e world for twenty "
thirty yeara We wSnRAsr 'HEN roR RVS YEARs,
and VIII sell on monthly payments or exchange for
second hand instruments, or for CA II furged.
We shall be plea ed TO show onr gO0de to ell Who
may iavor us Tith Cali. y. T. BOOTH.
X. H. SARGhNT.
dec5'f Opera House Block, Titus Vile, 70.
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FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Gold at l p. M, lie

We are informed that a paper il In circu-
'asion on tho Story Farm to raise money 70,
the purpose Of replacing the instrument is
and uniforms belonging to members OF The
Columbia Correct Baud, and which were de.
'troyed by the late Ere on that farm. This
"a move in the right direction, as those
who lost their instruments are poor hard.
working men aud not able to pay out the
sum necessary to replace the 10.
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Latest and Mast Important
War News.


There is important news from Versailles.
The German columns operating against
Chausey have driven him within mile OF
the city Of Lemans, alter series OF engage
ments. in which one cannon, three mtrail.
leuse, aud Two thousand prisoners were
captured.
The loss Of General Won Werders Ger.
man army at the storming Of Nlliers, was
only two hundred killed and wounded.
A large German army is being formed in
the eastern department ot France which
will be under the special command of a
distinguished officer and will inclnde the
corps of Won Werder, Sarstro and Others
London, Jan. II.
Balloon advices from Paris to the even
ing of the 10th have been received.
Many slight engagements have occurred
near Malmaison and Renl, and alao on the
line of the Paris and S.rasbourg Railroads,
10 all of which the Germans were repulsed
with considerable loss.
Thousands Of balls from the German guns
fall during the night on the outskirts OF
Paris, creating bayoc in all directions, kill
ing women and children, striking ambu-
lane &c, churches. museums, school houses,
ETC
The population Of Paris are more than
ever resolved in their determination to re-
sist TO the utmost, and no fear is entertain
ed of Surrender, as General Trocbu bad is.
sued a proclamation to the citizens TO the
effect that The Army of Paris will not capt.
ulate.
Bordeaux, Jan. II.
Official announcement Is mado that the
Germans, yesterday, 10th, Iedoutled their
efforts against the army of Gen Cbausey,
who. pressed on all sides, re tired to bis or
igiual position.
The action was holly disputed, one o.
the French brigades resisting the inces-
SAINT attack of the enemy for six hours.
The losses were considerable on both
sides.
Gen. Bourbaki, commanding the Army
OF the East, te!egcaphs that DIS troops pass
cd the whole OF Tuesday night 10 driving
the enemy from the houses Of Vileer
sexel.
Adviccs from Lille represent that the
Army OF the North under Gen. Faidherbe,
has advanced beyond Bordeaux.
London. Jan. ll-midnight.
A despatch from Lille states that Gener-
al Faidherbe surprised the rear guard Of
the German army, and thirty OF the enemy
were killed and fifty.nin taken prisoners
The French did not lose man.
The French have again entered Bipaum.
London, Jan. 1875 q. m.
A despatch from Versailles says:
A large fire is raging without the outer
walls OF Paris and on the north side OF the
city.
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Franklin is to have a mush and milk festi.
val, this evening, for the benefit of Rev.
Joseph Mccartney, pastor Of the U. P.
Church. No refreshments but mush and
milk and ham sandwiches and coffee will
be provided, which will be eaten to music
furnished by the Franklin Cornet Band.
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Near Salem Station. on the jamestown 4 Franklin
hailrGad, In Sugar Grove r wnshio. Macer Couny
r.; The property consists ia .rist md saw
and about 33 ACRES Of LAND. The mil b. use is
large thrte-story building, in firs.rate repair.
There 70 three pair Of buhrs, with ell the neoes.
ary n achinery, In go.d Oidcr, the capacity Of
which mn readily be made four hundred bushels
IN wenty,iour hours. The saw Mil IL in good
repair Timber In Gbuntancc within reasonable
dnfance Wat. power good and reliable through
Ont the year The location j. Arst class, bo. h Tor
Gu tom aud merchant work, being In u good
@ aiehovrhoud snd within a few rods OF Salem
try are excellent.
Address JAMES q. BROWN.
n. Grcen,ille, Pa,
or, cAll upon EO. fOULK, at the Mis
~ IN addition tn The tDova described property.
! VIII - sell about 100 ACRES OF LAND sdjOn
ing the same. Improvement. we some 50 a,rev
ceared, q frame house and two irsme b.rns A
considsrah,e quantity Of timber on the ,ct
Jano3w JAMES c. BROWN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

The receipts OF crude oil at Pittsburgh for
the year just closed was l,039,472 barrels.
principally confined to the reiineries In the
vicinity of Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

The gratifying intelligence is reported 10
England, on apparently good authority,
that Livingstone, the African explorer, has
arrived at Mozambique, and is waiting for
Q vessel bound for England.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

ExSheriff John Scott, of Lawrenceburg,
has recently been elected Justice of the
Peace. Only elk weeks have clap ed since
be took the oath of office, and two hundred
cases are already on bis docket. That must
be lively young borough.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

AT lsHAMs. TIrUsvILLE.-Ladies stem
winding Watches OF nearly all frst-class
makers. decS-2w.
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The roads are getting muddy.

New well on the McCray farm, struck
Gay before yesterday. continues to yield
over one hundred barrels of oil per day.
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House For Sale.

A desirable House for sale. situatcd ON the Ey.
bert Farm. Fitted up with every convenience for
family use. A rare barg ain Is offered. For further
particulars enquire AT the jamestown Clo,h,ng
store. jau8u.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

Park Row, New Yo,k, and Gao. =: Roweli 4 Co..
Advertising Agents are the sole agents for the Pc,
troeum Centre DAILY RECORD In that city. Ad-
vertiscrs in that city requested to eavs their
fa yors with either of inc above houses
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

AT 1sHANs, TIrrsvILLE. .--Gents Y ateh-
es. A full line Of American Watches, in-
cluding Howard Nickel movement.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

Amusenent lovers will be pleased to learn
hat the New York Olympic Variety Show
$40 exhibit at sobeIs Opera House, on
Friday and Saturday evenings of next week
Ine combination Of talent is said to bs first
class.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

Bronzes, Opera Glasses, French Clocks,
Fans, Fine London leather goods, At
IsHAM's. Titusville.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

piVine services at the Presby yterian
Church., this evening.
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At the New York Meat Market We have
on hand aud ara in constant receipt oil
fresh Pickerel from Cbsutanqua Lake.
janll-tf II. l. W. PARKER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

Ada Tesmans Female Minstrel Troupe
are soon to appear in this place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

Indiana population, l,655.675.
CBuffalo skins this year, immense.
Wlsconsin's population, LOSS, ,55S.
The Jersey City water famine i5 very
serious.
Tennessee negro isld hands so to Arkau.
sas for more lucrp.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

BIRDS.-The b,st Singing aud cheapeat
Canary Birds IN the oil regions are to Lc
had at
nov7-tf J. ". BEATTY'S.
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Call OF Nicholson 4 BIackmon's and buy
Cooking Stove with iron ware for twelve
dollars
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

A special term of Court for the tria. OF
civil cases is in session at Franklin this
week.
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We have q full assortment of Skates.
NICHOLSON 4 BLAcKNoN,
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TO LET.

For Balls, Socials, Meetings, &c. the hall
opposite tho Rochester liouse snd over II
" arner's foar aud feed store. Apply to
nov. 30-tf II. WARNEA
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The weather continues warm and moder-
ate.
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Solid silver:goods in cases suitable for
presents, at lsHAx's,
| Titusvillc,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

The sleighing has "gone where the wood.
bine twineth."
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Gatfney has large lot of scotch ale and
London porter especially or family use, by
| the DO tile or care.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-13

hillers Cough Honey, beat In town. For
ale at GRIFrss Bros.
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A pair OF Skates IL . good Christ maj
present
NICHOLSON & BLACKN0N.
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Having added to my large stock. l am
now ready to supply scotch Whisky. Jsmsi
ca Rum and all other imported goods At
New York prices.
novl2.tf- OWEN GArrNry.
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NoTrcE is hereby given that Mr.. D. C.
Graves is my sgent for Petroleum Centre
and vicinity.
j, L. JcHNsoy
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TO purchasers OF singer Sewing ma.
chinesi CauttOul

All parties are hereby cautioned against
purchasing any of our Msehines except
through our duly authorized agents, a.
Machines will not be guaranteed by us that
are cot 40 purchased. Mr.. J. l.. JOHNSON
Is our agent for Petroleum Centre and vi.
cinity.
THR SINGER MANUY'G Co.,
45S broadway. New York.
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A full variety of Skates. at
NICHOLSON l. BI.AcKNoy's.
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Best Refined Oil 2Oscents per gallon, at
j. RUTHERFORD's.
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Miliers Camphor Ice, the heat In the
market, at GRIrFEs Bros.
nUvl9-lm
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n "lia c"' WAS shoi near 'Tiiusviile dsy
or two tinee,
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Miller's nnrivallsd Worm Confectious.
warranted at GRIrrrs Rpos
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WALL PAPLR
at GRirYEs BROS.
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'etroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Friday, Jan. Is
ARRIVAL AND. DEPRATUER OF
TRAINS ON q. G. d A. n. n.

On and after Monday, Nov. 2slb, 1870.
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. 3 NO.
keaVe irvine. .l2.0l Pm. $40 p N
Leave Oil City 100 a NJ. 2,55 pm. 1902 NJ
Pet.Cen S,40 " 3.39 $50 8.
Iitnsv. $50 " 4,25 +" 912
Arrive CORY, 1000 5,57 (" 1928 "
. SOUTH. No, No.4. M. G.
Leave Cory, 1l,05 A N. CLOAK. s,l5rM
+" Titnsv. 2.40 P N. 1885 7,52 :.
Z" +. Cen. LIT " $40 Z" s,42
Arrive o. City 2,lO i" 9,O2 4" $40 "
e" Irvine. 4,50 " ll.4O L"
~ No. s and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT GRAINS NORTH.
Eo 10. No: la No1i. No. 10. No Q.
OC, S!6 An \, ,15AN. 10,55A.a q, 30 All 3 10 Pm
III III 1910 l,UjrM 1915 rs 44O
1ltus, Ii,i4 AN. $40" Las 9,45 " e,l0 6
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. TO- No. 8. No. 1G. No. a. No 20
sHM; s.ooA.x ssoAx 20 s5A.M lila AM. -iO5n s5ps
"PCe,00 9,4O 4" 1918 pm 70 10 Pm 500 j,
AroCio,ls " 1882 a I,35 2,o5" T.SO..
on City and Petroleum Centre freight leave. OIL
Sity 2,lo p m, arrives at Petroleum Centre s,2O D.
n n. Leaves Petroleum Centre at LAO M, arrives
4 49,, and are express trains
no. 70 is thron7h accommodation, connects at
s'rry for East and Forth.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
SO' 3-Drcet from Philadelphia without change
S0. 3-Drect to Philadelphia without change.
10. 6-Drect from Pittsburgh without change.
H0 u Direct to Pittsb urgh without change.
Monday, Nov. q. 1870.
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Best Refined Oil 20 cer'H per, gallon. at
hRurHERroRps
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On and after Monday, Nov. 2Slb, 1870,
taius will run as follows:
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LOCal Notices.
/. NJ. Petten.in T. Co., q

=. NJ. pettensfn 4 Co., J7
| Park Row, New Yotk, and Gao. r. Rowell Co.,
Advertising Agents. are the sole a.cns for the Pe,
troleun Centre DAILY RECORD In that city. Ad-
veytsers in that city are requested ts lesvs their
fa yors with either Of tnc above houses
CnaNtauqma Lake Plckerel.
At the New York Meat Market. We have
on hand aud are in constant receipt OF
fresh Pickerel from Cbautauqna Lake.
janll-tf II. l. W. PARKER.
|
House For Sale.
| A desirable House for sale. situstcd ON the Hy.
bert Farm. Fitted up with every convenience for
family use. A rare bary ain is offered. For further
particulars enquire a, the jamestown Clo,h,ng
store. janau.
AT IsBAN's, TITrsvILLE. .-Gents = ateh-
es. A fun line of American Watches, in-
cluding Howard Nickel movement.
All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest. made from Mofiats oak stock. and
warranted, at j. r. Kron'e.
TO LET.
For Balls, Socials, Meetings, &c. the hall
opposite tho Rochester House snd over II
arners hoar aud feed store. Apply to
| nov. 30-tf II. WARNEA
BIRDS.-The b,st Singing aud cheapeat
Canary Birds in the oil regions are to Le
had at
nov7-tf. J. ". BEATTY'S.
Call OF Nicholson 4 BIackmon's and buy
| Cooking Stove with iron ware for twelve
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b No. 3 and 6 run on Sunday.
e.. FREIGHT GRAINS NORTH.

- No, 49, No. 10. No H. No. 10. No. q.
LOG, sl5An. II JEAN lo,h5A.a. 6,aOAM 3 10 Pm
III LII 1910 l,0jrM 1915 s,l5 :. 4,4O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
YACHTING NOTES

George L. Lorillards new yacht Enchantress
will leave the Pier foot Of Eghth-st, East River this
morning her tour 70 Europe Via Madeira and COwes
The vessel has "a crew Of twelve before the mast
with Capt John r. King saiiin master; W. Myers a.
mate, aud j. Alma az OOatsNain. Prom COWes Capt.
Lnrlard viii proceed up the Mediterranean and thence
01fl return New York early in August.
The yacht Pamer-one Of the swtest Of the schooner
hoet 0f the NcW-YOrk Cubs now on the stocks al
steerss ward GreenpOint. undergoing Transformation.
Mr Stuyvesant having determined upon reoOustructing
her almost from stem 10 stern. Tie improvements In
progress include an extension Of her length and alter
atOB in her lines When finished the Palmer Will be 1lt
feet In length and with mast TO feet high. The
cabins. TOO, are b. be enlarged bho VIII u ready iOi
launching iu about % mouth.
The schooner yacht Foam IL now the property OF shep
pard Houal Tie Treasurer Of The New1Ork Club. She
% At Mystic Conn and s lifting up for du} this season
The Phantom D., 90 go On the siocAs AT Ny"tA ' a''A
" be lcllr .fLeI and to have "a new stem.
The Madale Is lana au mi ordinary at New London.
Datif -rals'- ucW schooner yacht AciFr, now uu'd
ilg 40 Ea-t Boston. s rapidly approaching '"Mpeiioh
81. ALL ut IiO tuU- measurement
The Schooner Alarm 10 lYiDs uV 40 Se@ Haven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
PERSONAL.

Prof Perry of Williams College is danger
ousy III
The young Queen Of Greece has the reputa-
on Of being one Of the best dressed in EuroPe
Ullman, the well-known New-York impress
.aro il 20 give series Of brilliant concerts IN Vienna
Llls month with ten " distinguished prime dome"
A. Miner GriswOd, known as the " Fat Con-
t-loutor' 70 The Cincinnati Times talks Of coming 10
NewYor to reside, the benefit Of his Eunor and bis
heath.
Baron Liebig in his Gsth year has resumed
h. lectures on Chemistry in the University Of Munich
Ills mastery Of science has realized 10 HIM comfortable
fortune
The wife of the Hon. Ben. Wade has fallen
samuel H. Parsons Of Mlddletown. Conn, recently
deceased. Mrs.. Wade is his only living relative.
President Grant has headed a list of con
tr5utors 10 the fund Of the Congressional Temperauof
s,-iety setting agan. his name the figures 800 Vice
President Co,ax and Speaker Blaine gave FlOo each
Joseph Warren, editor Of The Buffalo Courier
has been presented with valuable chrouOmeter by his
political friends for his careful superintendent of the
public int rests. That is material way OF telling him
- keep watch.
Francis Greeley, aged 50, often said he would
be willing 10 die when be had his youngest grand
daughter married. lie attended her wedding the other
evening. near - Louis and. taking part IN the dance
Eel dead, without groan, 10 her feet
Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth Norton is engaged
sumo, DO very small volume. The literary habit must
b strong 100 Ltr Size h. u her esd YEAR and her
passion Tor writing such that IN early childhood her
uoiher found Necessary 10 deny her The use OF pen,
tn g. aud paper.
" Prot Nacalister, the Magician was lately
arrested At indianapolis for violation Of the Civil
R-1ts law a refusing 10 admit coOred people 70 first
tos scale 40 ms performances after selling then hFst
Glaze Lcaets. A United Slate- Commissioner upon
,tamnt.on. held MIN 10 bail in the sum Of 500 huy
J Ngr Iftit released him on habeas corpus, decldhg
uit tle Clyil ghis Law did not cover the case
Tue Rev. Charles Noyscy, who was lately
convicted u hetey by the authorities ofthe Established
Church OF England. declines 10 avail himself Of the
opportunity escape the penalties ~ the sentence by
reiracuor of hs so-caed errors lie says: II feel
grateful Tor ANYTHING u j. that have been able for rs
Year, - SOW the seeds Of love 81 truth, and liberty IA
the hod ~ the Church o. England and that now before
am NJ. y dep1ted of my ofire. another effort has
rgth aHideo NE o. expressly and uureserycdy re-
amimng al those opinions which their Ordships declare
U De contrary 10 The Thirty nine Articles aud Of reject
ing me IN u replrchaslng my once cherished position
LypOcriJe."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
HAPS AND MIsHAPs.

The Brooklyn police made Az arrests last week
The body of an unknown man was found III tho
the loot OF Dkrmsn 81. BiooklJ 10. lstr uial.
The Harbor Police have found $50 worth oil IA"
ht-s conrrsd under PieI No. So North River.
Dennis sullivan. age months, was slnotner' - ="
his eatet uuth~r her alArtlHA gu AZ
the truemru, No. ~ Hsnry-st =. An,
The sash and blind factory of John Cid 80. 10 are s5
CaFralrst, BruOAlyu uv dsmacsl -J,ltv D. . '-T
SATURDAY Iigst iEsgIrI loo q eOl 81
James lawless Of Forty -seeonus'. a1t a nd r.
ht S-sIud ave ear ~ =.
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