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A movement should he made to rebuild
the side walks in tho burnt district. At
preaent ilsis almost impossible for pedes-
trians to pass on account of the debris
viii not some OF our citizens make move
in this direction?
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"a woman recently mads night. hideons at
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, by running about
the streets in the wolst stage of delirium
lremens. She wore no shoes, and irozs her
ieet no badly that awputa,iou va: found to
he necessary,
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On Sunday week an Indiana msu object.
ed to the baptism Of his daughter. who is In
delicate health, until the advent VI milder
weather, and was held by two policemen
until the ceremony OF immersion was over
tion uf his right to control the actions of his
minor children.
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The lessees of the Parsi'Jl Opera House.
Titusviile. have Concluded an engagement
wita.tb San Francisco Miustrel', for three
nights performances, May ls', I'd and I'D.
No doubt there will be u great rush to hear
and SEQ Birch, Wambo.d, Bernuld aud
Huckus.
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Operations on the r. L. SHAW Iarai, az
adjpining farms, remain quite lively. Oar
townsmen, MessIs. Tarbel and Hess, re-
Gently struck ten barrel well In that
vicinity. large number OF new wells are
going down and others iu prospect.
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T. r. Owens, or Arkansas who "ft into
tberebellion, took part 10 thirty battles;
was wounded seven times. and received for
his entire pay thirty.one dollars in rebel
money. Served him right.
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Utterly disrssardins sll laws against
carrying concealed weapons. "womsn
carry Concealed weapon, which can, ii
properly used, sway the destinies Of man
Kind" So says Olive Logon In recent
lecture.
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Local Notices.

=. NJ. PettensiIl ~ Co. ~
Park Ro~, New York, and Geo. p. Rowell J. Co.
Advertising Agents. are the sole agents for the Pc
trolcuM Centre DAILY RECORD In that city. Ad.
vertsers in that city ale requested TO leave their
ia vors with either OF the above houses
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young woman, not more than twenty
yearsold, recently starved tv death in
Roche ster. She bad s,riven TO support bs..
self after being deserted by worsb!rss
husband, and WAS too proud to lot her poy.
erty be- known.
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KenyDn's New Double Acting
OH Pump for Pumping Oil or
Water in DGeD Wells.

Kenyon's New Double Acting Oil Pump
is acknowledged to be the best pump now
in Use. One OF its leading features IL that
II not only produces u continuous flow OF
oil or other fluid. hut that 1t creates and
slistains o constant and powerful suction.
by means OF which the seams or veins of the
well are in great measure cleared Of para
fine aud other obstrlct, Ons. aud tbe oil in
the veins is drawn towards the well. 1t
has heen ascertained by actual test that the
use of this pump causes gradually incrpss-
ing flow Ot OIL 1t IL well known by oil
vperatore that this improvement is OF great
value. aud one that has been long sough,
for. The abltst mechanic. of Our Country
have for years been at Work trying to find
ont some new and untred plan to proiong
the life time Of an oil we'll; and nothing yet
to unr knowledge has been brought bei0rs
the public that in any way equals the power
OF the Kenyon Pump, experience having
Taught thai it is the long continued sue
lion that has the power to keep up and III
crease the production Of oil wells. OIL
operators are referreh 10 Mr.. Geo. Bonlton,
Superintendent OF the Columbia Farm, for
inforinslOn iU regard to thspractical work.
lngs of the Kenyon Pump. We append the
following estimonial from the u,auaRrrs of
the Columbia Farm:
OFFICE COLUMBIA Or. Co.
Columbia Farm, Jan, 2S.
Mr.. II. X. KENYON:
Dear Sir:-We urs using your tDnnble
Acting Oil Pumps in three Of our oil wells
and take pleasure In stating that we are
gettiRg more oil and gas from each of them
than was previously obtained hy the ,lsr OF
working barrels. We believe your oil pump
10 be the beat in use.
Respectfully yours.
G W. BouLToN. Supt.
J. p. BANCROFT Manager
For further part icnlars addr,ss II. X.
KENYON, PeuoIeum C.ntl-. p. U. bux
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Capt. W. l.. Smith has his new building
mp, Oh the burni district, and ia already do
ing business. Let Others emulate his ener-
~ aid gOaheaditiveness, aud it will not he
long before all tt.aces Of the recent dsas-
trous coalasratiou will have entirely dissl,-
pedr"d.
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Announcements.

The announcement cards Of candidates for
nomination for the various offices will be
published at the following rates:
Assembly. $40; Associate Judge, $40;
Sheriff, $40; Treasurer, $40; District Attor.
ney. $40; Commissioner, S.; Auditor. IS.
Positively no announcements published
unless paid for IN ADVANCE.
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BlRDS.--The best Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds in the oil regions ars to be
had at
nov1-tf j. W. BEATTY'S.
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Judging from The preparations making
the c,ncerts 10 bs given by Prof. Chamber
lain's singing class. at Sobeps Opera House,
Sn Monday and Tuesday evenings next, VIII
Uo grauI affairs.
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SHERIFF..

We are!hu ihorized to announce the name
OF L. MARhS, as Candidate for Sheriff
subject 10 tho usagts Of the Republican
party. ut the primary meeting.
Petroleum Contrr, March IG. 1871.
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LOOK AT THEM. ami behold the finest
style OF Hats and Caps, ever brought to
town, at A.ALDEN'S.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

EDIToR REcoRD:--Please announce the
name OF FlD BISHOP, of OIL CITY, as a
Candidate for the Office of County Tressur-
rr' snhj"ct 10 The decision Of the Republican
Primary Election, and oblig4
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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Wendell Philips delivered his lecture on
The List Arts 10 large audience, at the
taI-hni! crfIs j! -usc, Ii,Ua' '.lceniGLt Do.
aie ..s,.
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~ Tea Servers for sale ut
NICHOLSON Il BLACKNON's.
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OH City has contributed $256,5O for
the reliel oi the suffering poor in France.
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IY Those desiring large Casing Tongs.
Swivris aud Clamps cheap, Can enquire Of
Nicholson IL Blackmon.
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SpLENDlD-Tbose new style Hats. q
A. ALDEN'S.
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~ Hanging Baskets for sale at
NICHOLSON Il BLACKMoN's.
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HATS aud GAPS oi allstyles. at
A. ALDEN'S.
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Best Refined OH 20 cents per gallon. at
decl5-tf. j. RUTuERFORn's.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record,
kret. Centre, Thurstuy, March IG,
ARRIVAL AND DEriEATUEss OF
TRAINS ON O. q. a. a. Il. II.

TRAINS ON o. q. a. a. ls. u,
On and nfter Monday, Nov. 2S,b, 1870,
ttaihs will rub US follows:
NORTH NO. s. No. B. NO. !.
Leave irvine. l2,OlpN. 5.IOpM
Leave Oil City 100 A NJ. 2,55 Pm. 7.5Op "A
Pet.Cen 40 3.30 $50
I" Titusv. $40 425 Z" 9.l2 :.
Arrive Cory, 1000 " 6,57 "lO,33 "
SOUTH. M. Q. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1l,Q5 A NJ. 6.IO A N. G,l5pM
Tliusv. l2,.:1 p NJ. 7.35 1852 "
L. Cen. LEI s.I9 S,42 "
Arrive q. City 2,Io 9,O2 i" y,2O q"
- Irvine. 4,50 ll.4O i"
gV No. 8 and 6 run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
No. ~. No. 49, NJ Il. NO. 15 No o.
AOC. ME AM II 1,i5A.M. 10 0h5AM f,3UAM 3lU rN
arc 1910 1,0JrA i9.l5 Pm 8ls 40 {"
t7tu.' NJ Ii, ?, 40 l,45 " s,io " t,lu "
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
T., No. TO- No. S. No. 1G. No. H. No 90
LeTl. a.o0A.M s3nAx. 20 35Ax Ham. a5pm
PCS,0O $40 lal5 Pm IL i0PH 600 D
ArUCiOi6 " 1U,3l l,35 . 40 :" 100
~, City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
Nty 40 D. N arrives at Petroleum Centre $40 u.
M. Leaves Petroleum Uontie at H. 10 % m.. arrive,
u on CITY 600 p. IN.
3, 4, AMI 6 are express trains.
a W. Nv" W eis thfo'i.i ACCOMMODATION, eJnnects ut
Vhiy lOr Fast anu North
SILVER PALACs SLEEPING CARS.
No. 1-ijircet from Philadeljnia wjtbout chnuue
No. 3--Ilircct to Philadelphia without change.
20. 5-Direct from Pittsburgh without change.
~" o. Direct to PittsO Ugh without change.
Monoay, Now - 1870.
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To Purchasers OF singer Sewing Ma.
chimes! Caution!
All parties are hereby cautioned against
purchasing any Of our Machines except
through Onr duly authorized agents, a.
Machines will not be guaranteed by rs that
are rot so purchased. Mr.. j. l.. JOHNSON
is our agent for Petroleum Centre and vi.
cinity.
THE SINGER MANuF'G Co.,
45S Broadway, New York.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that Mr.. D. G.
Graves is my agent fos Petroleum Centre
and vicinity.
J. l.. JOHNSON.
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HOlaSe TOr Sale.

A desirable House for sale. situated on tnc =, =
beIt Farm Fitted up with every CONVEX iemuVh Hh e-
family use rare bargain ia offered, For or,n,n,, int
sIticu ari enquire at the sjaneslw WI nio' Al
ptoge.
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"Tharley! what Is Oscu iatloa:"
"Osculation, Jenny, dear,
1t lisa learned expression, quser,
For nice sensation.
PIT my arm, thus round your waist;
Yonr head sinks to its resting place;
This is app roximation.
You Ueed not feap--
There's no ONE here
Your lips quite near
l theu"-
"Oh, dear!"
Jenny, that's oscillation"
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.ctfully yours.

q W. BOrLTON. Supf.
J. p. BARCnOFT. Manager
For further part icn!ars addr.ss II. X.
KENYON, Peit oieum C.ntl.. 2. o. bux
547. ian3l.
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Chattanooga says tho organ OF q rival
place, is rapidly improving. An antiqus,ed
oOx-car belonging 10 the construc ton train
ofone Of the railroads passing that depot
hrs Lai stick and dirt chimney erected
sod Is now iu successful compeliton as
hotel. As un iIducpmrnt held ont to
guests, the boss advertises: ..Ally Gutor
soup Tor breakfast, dinner and supper,"
The New York herald., 1871-01-19
Personal Intelligence.

Ex-senator Alexander II. Rice OF Boston, is So.
journing at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. ). N. Mccullough a prominent railroad man,
Of Pittsbarg, has arrived at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
Judge Spaulding, of Cleveland, Is at the Firth
Avenue Hotel.
General 8. Il. Marvin, OF Albany, has taken quar-.
ters at the BrevoOrt House.
Mr.. James Henderson, owner OF the Anchor line.
steamers, IS among the recent arrivals at the St.
Dents HOTEL
Colonel b. II. Rogers, OF the Thirteenth United
States infantry, is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Colonel II. Brownson, one of~rhe directors OF the.
Union Pacific Railroad, Is at the Coleman House on,
O brief visit
MI. ]. p. Newcomb, AdJuant General OF the State.
Of Texas is among the latest arrivals OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Guy G. Underwood, Superintendent 0r Public
Institutions OF Boston. Is at the Grand Central HOTEL
The New York herald., 1871-01-19
The London Conference Dlnlcultlo..

By special cable telegram, dated in Lon
don yesterday, we are enabled to report
telegraph letter from one of our correspond
ents In Paris on the subject of the proposed
European Congress, or London Conference,
Its diplomatic entanglements and difficulties.
This special telegram assures us that Earl
Granville's circular Of invitation addressed to
the French government was duly considered
and debated by the members of the Ministry Of
National Defence at two separate meetings Of
the Cabinet. Difficulties of inception, difficult
ties OF communication and difficulties of repre-
sentation presented themselves. Lord Gran
ville's letter had been delayed In passing the
Prussian investing lines. II did not reach
Paris for twelve days after Its moment of date.
Then NJ. Jules Favre, the French envoy, could
not get out OF the beleaguered city. Even II
once out he would incur personal danger In
passing the German sentine,s. United States
Minister Washburne here came to the did OF
the French people. Bismarck acknowledged
the friendly intentions Of the American repre-
sentative and communication vSAs re-estab'
iished bety'een the belligereAts by flags o
truce. NJ. Fayro could ID en come forth ant
journey with lis face coward the British
capital. BE did not plflD1ar 10 be in haste tt
The New York herald., 1871-01-19
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Matinees Win be given for the HollaAa benefit to-
day at the following theatres:-fifth, Avenue, VOL
lacks, Boota's, NioIo's, olympic Woods Lima
Edwins, New York Circus, Park and Brooklyn
Academy al Music; Bowery, Chestnut. Philadelphia,
and Holiday, Baltimore.
"Thc Messiah" viii be given AZ Sleinway Hall tAis
evening, under the direct0n Oh the ceebrased oem-
poser and conductor George RrlstBw. Miss K0,,ogr,
Mrs. Kempton, Simpson and Whitney are tho ss,iHA
ists and the chorus Is selected from the Mem sonn
Union.
Olfenbach's very popular work. "f.a ,fsrlcholc "
light with new and splondid scenery, ana costumcs
and, thanks to Mile. Aimee In y Aftlcular, with q
success almost equal 10 Its first tenreseni t,nn v
the famous Bateman Troupe on y<ie sth OF January.
1869. - y J'
The third Of The popular Hnncar,a of M, p,,s.
tow took place at Zion Gnu III, iast nvsninv berayc
an aupreclatiye audience. ~ WV o'e~ S
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Kellogg In Orntorio.

The favorite prina donna of America ap-
pears this evening, for the first time in this
city, in new and higher field of music than
any she has hitherto essayed. Judging from
her signal triumphs in opera and concert, and
the genuine enthusiasm she awakened in Gin
cinnati on Christmas Eve, when she first sang
the sublime music of Handel, there is every
reason to expect for her grand success in the
''Messiah" tonight Miss Kellogg's name has
been identified for years past with everything
that was meritorious in Italian Opera on our
boards, and on her for some seasons it's very
existence depended In this city. Her engaging
appearance, high dramatic abilities and beau
tiful voice, trained in the best schools and
capable of rejecting every shade of express
sion, made her welcome faworite at the
Academy, and box and parterre sbone with
particular brilliancy and fashion on the nights
Miss Kellogg sang. Oratorio is the highest
form of music, and the Messiah stands alone
in this particular. A triumph in ii before such
a refined and critical audience as the metro
polls of America can furnish will add the
crowning jewel to the rich chaplet that encir-
cles Miss Kellogg's brow. We trust that she
will be the means of reviving taste for such
music in this city since incompetent managers
and artists have long weaned the public
from IL
The New York herald., 1871-01-19

The ST. DOMINGO ExPEDITToN-THE NEGRO
QUESTION ABOARD The geod United States
ship Tennessee is on her way to ST. Domingo
with the expeditionary party sent out to inves-
tigate the island, or, in other words, to ''spy
out the land" The party includes statesmen,
politicians, geologists, meteoroiogists, botan-
lists, entomologsts, ichthyologists and jour
nalists. Best of all for ST. Domingo, the ex-
pedition is represented by the Caucasian and
the African races. Fred Douglass. Sr., is
assistant secretary to the commission, and
Fred Douglass, Jr., is private secretary to Mr.
Burton, the secretary of the commission. No
doubt General Grant, in this mixed commits
sion, wished 10 illustrate to the mixed Domini-
cans the equality of all races and colors in
the United States-a shrewd idea, looking to
annexation by a plt6iscite; bat how will it
work on board ship? We hope there will be
tho harmony Of she happy family on board
between the two races for otherwise the maln
object of the expedition NAV be snoiled.
The New York herald., 1871-01-19
T RIPPLE SHEET
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,S herald.

PAGE.
acknowledgements
2-Advertisemenrs
3-Advertisements
4-Editoria,s: Leading Article Down With the
TaXes"-Progress Qf tqe Tehnantspec Survey
ing Expeditoh-Music and the Draiua-Pef.
eonal Intelhgence-A Compliment from Con-
temporary-Amusemen Announcements.
o-Tne Bombardment Of paris-lnsde the Doomed
City-The Retreat Of Chanzy's Army-Bour.
baki's March-Bismarck Dying-The European
pongress-Miscelaneou Telegrams-A1ars in
the State Capital-Obituary OF the
Past-Business Notices
-6-The Double Marriage Scandal-A strange Story
The Taylor WIN Case-Financial and CONNER
cial geports-Rcal Estatc-News from Jamaica
and st. Thomas-The Savannah Revenue
Troubles-Court Calendars for To-day-Mar.
riages and Deaths.
9-Cearlng OF the Criminal Calcndar-Tbe Freed
Fenians The Albany Express Robbery-Ad.
vertlsements
S-News from Washington: Interesting Proceed
ings in Congress-M. T. Brennan Coterie-
shipping Observation-Disclosures
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A COMPLIMENT FRom A CONTEMPORARY.

from the New York Standard, Jan. 1871
Il Is impossible not to feel pride and admiration,
for the NEW YORK HERALD especially durlog the,
last few weeks. 1t was never more sprightly aDIo.
and Instructive; never encrprsing and intrepid.
1t Is the great newspaper or America. aud. wittss
some improvements, which VIII no do7bt come fnsx
time, 1t must become the great newspaper or ti,ej
world. AS lt now looks, the journalism OF the future{
rests with the HERALD and the .gIandard-- usaj
HERALD Chief among the four.ceat presA M,
Standard leading the cheaper press, both tpl,rAus
being to New York what the Times and 1ecofoph
are to London
The New York herald., 1871-01-19

DO so. The Parisians pressed him to go. The
citizens were moved, however. merely by the
hope that bis presence in the Conferences
would be tantamount to recognition Of the
republic by the great Powers. N. Fsvre
was, It may be, painfully aware both OF the
inutility OF technicalIties In such serious cir-
cumstsnces and Of the fact that although
struggling nations are sometimes ssrangIed
out Of existence by msans Of royal diplomacy
the representatives Of the monarchies never
attend at the birth or baptism of free demo-
oraoy. The Conference difficulties remain,
although we were assured by q second de-
spatch from London, which reached Us yester-
day noon, that the Conference would certainly
meet and adjourn almost immediately, awaiting
the arrival of M. Favre
The New York herald., 1871-01-19

was In combination and keen In foresight, be yet
'builded more wisely than he knew" and the
uplifting Of his voice in the councils Of nations
has unsealed the Lips Of millions to the united
cry, EMIT Gott und Vaterland!"
The New York herald., 1871-01-19

introduced in the Senate by Harry Genet to
raise two hundred thousand dollars by taxa
ton to complete our new Court House. II
the taxpayers felt sure that would complete II
they would raise j promptly enough; but they
know that two hundred THOUSAND is not the
s'be all and the end all here"
The New York herald., 1871-01-19

THE recent burning of the steamer McGill
is likely 10 call forth very stringent measures
for the safety Of life on the Mississippi. No
more 'sniggers" to be strapped down on The
safety valves
The New York herald., 1871-01-19

A BILL HAS BEEN NOTICED in the Senate to
authorize Brooklyn to maintain public baths.
She will need many Of them to wash her
hands Of the Fenian exile celebration, as her
economical Mayor proposes she should do.
The New York herald., 1871-01-19
The Holland Testim 0nial.

The theatres all over the city this after
benefit of the widow and children of George
Holland the actor, and IN memoriam of the
merits of that kindly old gentleman himself
Mr.. Holland had served 30 long and 80 faith
fully on the American stage, and was, withal,
so hearty favorite with his audience and his
professional friends, that the occasion will be
| great Incident in the annals Of our stage.
| The Wallacks, Fechter, Booth, Jefferson, Miss
| Glyn, Miss Leclercq, Nine. Seebach, and an
! innumerable caravan Of other brilliant stars
! now in the cty-stars of tragedy and Of
| comedy, of melodrama and of burlesque, the
| professionals Of the sawdust arena, Of the east
side temples Of robust art and of the more re-
fined uptown homes of the legitimate-all
combine to pay this tender tribute to the
memory of genial associate, whose pleasant
quips and gibes have amused them and the
New York people for nearly forty years, begin
ming when the chief theatre of New York was
in Park row and the most gorgeous operatic
hall was In Castle Garden. The outpouring
that will testify its respect for the memory of
this kindly old gentleman will therefore include
not only the profession itself or even the theatre
goers Of the present, but will count among it
many of those time -honored old citizens whose
youthful nights were spent listening to Burton,
in Chambers street, or devourlng with open
mouth the young rantings of those Bowery
braves who long ago strutted their brief hours
upon the stage
We do not care to touch again upon the
Phariseeism OF that minister of God who did
not like to say kindly words over the play
actors dead Body. But in tie light which
has been given TO every modest Christian
there can remain no question as to which Of
the two-the actors to-day or the preacher
| more faithfully fulfls all the teachings Of that
charity which is greater than faith and hope.
THE TEHUANTEpEo SURVEYS appear to be
| going on very satisfactorily. Captain Shu-
fsldt and his party are In the mountains east
| of the Tarifa, and Lieutenant Commander
Bartlett is at the head waters OF the Amolsya
river. The problematical supply of water at
the spot which Captain Shufeldt Is now sur
| veying is the great drawback to the success
Of the canal route, and his present explora-
tions will doubtless decide the point.
| THE CASE OF You've Cross, the bgsmist,
is rather startling one, and yet there may be
and probably are cases hidden under the
thin surface of city society where men with
| less sensitiveness than Cross have compla-
Gently carried on two or three housekeeping
| establishments simultap eouslr fol years.
The New York herald., 1871-01-19

1T Is PROPOSED in the State Senate to
abolish bone-boiling and fat-melting establish
ments in New York city. Some Of the political
fat offices In the city might be abolished too.