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HOLLAND.
New Guinea Sold to England.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

THE HAGUE, July !, 1871.
The Second Chamber Of the Parliament OF the
Netherlands has ratified the treaty for the cessiOn
OF the island of New Guinea, in the Pacific Ocean,
to England.
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Coon NEWS FOR BREAD AND BUTTER Con.
sUMERs.-The UticatN. W herald asserts that unless
the country obtaius some accidental outlet for but
ter unforeseen the crop for 1874 viii, taking the
average OF the season be sold below the cost Of pre-
duetIQps
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Arrest OF "a Wife Murderer.

BOSTON, July 8, 1871.
James Armstrong, who was arrested in Salem yes.
terday charged with the murder OF his wife in Sep
TENDER, 1869, In North Bridgewater makes full con-
fessOn OF his crime, which, he says was nstigated
by quarrel with his wife,
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THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND,
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, July 8, 1871.
The weather throughout England is fair and IA
v0rabe TO the crops.
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The Sine QUA Non Of Lady or Gents
toilet Is CRfSrADORO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE. Depot
No. 8 Astor House.
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The Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine-The
machines In the world price
$40 $780, easy payments Saesroom 7Ut Brosdwsy
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A.-Fourth. 81 July-Keep Cool.-(se 70
way opposite Metropolitan HOTEL and iIaS Broadway,
Twenty. ninth street.
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81 Panama Hats now 81 80, ~ SO straw
Hats now 81 80; ~ - Straw Hats 60c. Panic prces
Y. y, y. HAT COMPANY, " Qersands street.
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Ate Americans Travelling In Europe.-
Circular letters of credit available in sterling Ii.
sued by BOwLEs BROTHERS CO., IL William street.,
New York "a State street, Boston.
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A.-Bnrry's Safe Hair Dye.
Purely vegetable.
Easily applied. Only one bottle.
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Wood CarpctiuR.-Parauet Floors. $50
Broadway. New and handsome Styles suitable 10 every
class OF building.
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Advice About Buying Metal Trnsses.->
Don't but see THE ELASTIC TRUSS. 6os Broadway.

Cool, Delightful Hairdressing Keeps HeaA
and hair healthy. CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR TAE HAIes
the only reliable vegetable toilet article Ia
the world for restoring hair stopping lis falling out and
increasing It's growth neuralizes all bad effects OF sat
water The hair. Sold everywhere.
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Mothers, During Your Child's Second Su0~
mer you will find Mrs. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUF
a invaluable friend. -
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Waitham Watches.

Waitham Watches.
The theory of the wALTHAM WATCH Manufactures nss
always been impregnable The handmade Watch had re.
Communications as long az machinery imperfect and
average of skilled labor low But good Watches made
by hand always hrhprced those price wers
inferior finish, and almost worthless The application or
machinery of these drawbacks. Il cheapened
the coat of the higher grades improved the quality or
the lower grades thus the frs. time brough. good
timekeepers within the reach of ALL
The experimental period of machine made watch n
In tho past. There difficulties to be surmounted
prejudces be The attainment OF the requisite
perfection machinery long delays The Develop
THAN WATCH is now, however an established success. II
runs with greates accuracy. well The longer
the liked and the facility which, In
the of accident 1t is repaired obviates objection
which felt towards other watches. American enterprises
and skill their ability compete with
workmanship of hand labor in the Old World.
The wALraAM WATCH is the cheapes, watch in the
market Comparing quality with quality It is without
price. The finer qualities good the bess
imported, and the price average twenty per
less The ordinary qualities much surpass all ordinary
imported watches comparison prices mpos
sble cheapness estimating price &C.
cording to the wALTHAM WATCH no oonpeti-
tor.
Tastes vary and fashions change. While keeping com
s.anty in view essential of good watch the WAL
THAN WATCH COMPANY aims at satisfying the various
tastes respect of size shape and finish New styles ara
brought continuallynew to both movement and
terror Among the latest novelties the "CREsCENr
STREET" full plate Watch, specially recommended 10
railway engineers and travellers and SMALL
WATCH especially for young persons. Ths
latter is offered a. very low price. The oshcr-.hs
"CREsCENT STREET" watch-is made with without
winding and setting attachment and unsurpassed BIZ
any maker 1t embraces the results many years sdy
and experience attention
elers who of watch that may
be relied upon under all conditions. third novelty il
intended particularly for foreign markets. where wilt
competition with the small English the light swss
watch or these and all Its other grades the wALrHAx
COMPANY challenges exafninati0n Inc demand .l0r IL
watches wdens knowledge their excellence.
For sale BY all jewellers No watches retaIled BY the co
pany.
For further Information inquire Of or address
ROBBINS a APPLETON.
General Agents.
No. Bond street. New York,
WaIthnu Watches.
call special attention to large assortment
these Watches styles of gold and silver
caly order, and which offer at Iowest
prices
BISHOP & REIN.
Jewellers and Siversmiths Fifth Avenue Hotel New Sorts
--
A.-Bnrry's Safe Hair Dye.
Purely vegetable.
Easily applied. Only one bottle.
A.-Phai0n's New Perfume.
[ LOVE you.
I LOVE YOU.
A.-Herring's Pafent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway corner Murray Grsa..
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ITALY.
TEleCRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The French Representative Residing in Rome.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway. corner Murray Gsrss..
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A.-Phai0n's New Perfume.
LOVE you.
I LOVE YOU.
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Neither Failing Teeth Nor the Poepsa9
wrinkles of forciby tell of
hair AYERS VIGOR restores its color and makes
appearance agreeable to others well yourseif
With resh xuriant hair the nbrmities Of age
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Tiffany e. Co.,

Dress Fans Pocket Fans, Shell Fans aud Fans enance
Roccoco style.
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The Assassination Of n Psiiceman in Chelsea.
BOSTON, July s. 1871.
An Inquest was held to-day In the matter OF
the shooting OF Policeman David r. Wilbur, In
Chelsea, at which Policeman Wesley Abbott testified
as f0llows:--
About twenty minutes to twelve o'clock last night
was standing on Park street. near Congress ave-
nue., about one hundred and fifty feet from Congress
avenue; Mr. Wilbur was leaning against the fence.
few feet nearer Congress avenue than was standing;
heard person coming down PARK street from the
direction of the City Hail. stepped to the edge or
the sidewalk TO let him pass as he approached;
when he passed me he turned to Mr.. Wilbur and
said. "H0w are youY' and immediately fired what
judged TO be- small revolver; he then turned In
my direction and fired another shot; the distance
between Mr.. Wilbur and myself was not more than
snapped 1t but It missed fire; 10y this time the
had fired again In the direction OF Mr.. wilbur; !
then snapped my pistol again and t went on; !
tried to fire again but the pistol missed fire; all
this time the rapidly firing at us both
IN all six or seven shots were fired by both par
irlng ceased turned 10 Mr. Wilbur and asked him
II he was hurt; receiving no answer i rushed
fell in the middle OF the sidewalk: the whole affair
did not occupy more than ive minutes; the ap-
pearance OF the murderer was that OF tan, slim
SILK nat tipped forward over his brOws; he re-
sembled the prisoner at the bar; he had a smooth
face or nearly so; MIR. Wilbur was dead when 1
The testimony given by several witnesses points
closely to Cornelius CONFESS as the murderer. and
he has been committed TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury The murder creates much excitement
In Chelsea. Mr.. Wilbur, the murdered man, was
one of the most efficient officers OF the force and
was highly esteemed Dy his brother officers ana the
citizens. He leaves widow and one child.
Murder Of Nephew Of General Brugx.
s&r. MOBILE, Ala, July 8. 1871.
Baxton Bragg, Jr., nephew of General Bragg, was
shot and Instantly killed in front OF the Custom
House this morning by Madison Wilson, son OF l..
M Wilson, Vice President OF the Mobile and Mont
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O'DOuOvan ROssa's Prison Revelations New
appearing 10 the IRISH PEOPLE full of the deepest
Interest This Is attract attention wherever
its way For sale BY all newsdeaers Price cents
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Waltham Watches.

We call special attention to large assortment
Watches styles OF gold and silver
cialy order, and which offer at lowest
nrice
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Royal Havana Lottery.-The ON cial Draw
ng OF 30 will be published In this paper Monday
TAYLOR a co. Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
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A CHINESE MURDER IN SAN FRANCIsCo.-On Sun
day evening last murder was committed In dark
and noisome opium den, situated beneath the Chi
nese temple OF worship, near the corner OF Dupont
ana Jackson streets. which is reached by means OF
the foulest and most intricate alleys IN San Fran
cisco. The only witnesses TO the affair were two
Cinnamon, from which nothing definite could be
learned, except that All Chew, alias Houtan, was
smoking pipe OF opium In the establishment owned
by All Wah and persisted in knocking the ashes
from his pipe upon O little god or Joss. All Wah
considered this action very rreverent on The part Of
All Chew, who Is young and needless, and who paid
no attention to the sage counsel and advice OF All
Wah: Wishing to instill into the young man more
religious fervor, he picked up club and struck him
heavy blow on the heau with 1t. All Chew then
drew knife and stabbed All Wah about four inches
below the lett nipple killing him instantly. An
Chew made an attempt TO escape, but was followed
by Oficers Stone, Waldr0n and Manly, who arrested
him and brought him to the city prison, where q
charge OF murder was entered against his name.
Yesterday morning he waived an examination In
the Police Court, and was held to answer before the
Grand jury The Coroner took charge OF All Wah's
remains and will hold an tnqueSt-San Francisco
CitrO1licle, .Sept. 5.
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CORNERSTONE CEREMONIES.

On Friday afternoon, in the midst OF the equinoc
tial rains the cornerstone OF Union Presbyterian
church, Newburg, was laid with appropriate cere-
monies, religious and Masonic. large delegation
from each Of the various Masonic organizations OF
the city was present. and there was, in spite OF the
inclement weather a very numerous attendance of
citizens. The Masonic ceremonies were OF the i'm
posing character usual on such occasions. They
were conducted by Right Worshipful G..
Fred. wiltsle, as Grand Master, presiding over
the "Grand Lodge OF Ceremony Officers OF the
Grand Lodge poured over the stone the corn, wine
and OIL, symbols OF plenty, Joy and peace. The box
deposited in the stone contained copies Of the
HERALD and other papers OF the 18th, coins, docu.
ments relating TO the church and Masonic bodies
&c. The ceremonies were concluded by the singing
OF "Old Hundred, /" with brass band accompaniment.
The church IS 10 cost $780, 00O0 II occupies the site
tiOnaYy times.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER Is, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Rising STAR Conner Kingston Ja and Aspn-
wall Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Ship Alpha (Nor), Nielsen, Dunkirk-Funch Edye Co
Bark shanghae NGl, Nanschnz Cork for orders-Wendt
Tetens u Bockmann.
Bark Maria Antonio sp Alvarez, CadzFrancisco Mar
Quez.
Bark Gazelle Br) Dawson, Hantspor, NS-J Whitney
& Co.
Brig Victoria (Br Trafton, Lverpool-Snow Burgess
Brig Syv Brodre Nor) Iennksen Queenstown orders
--Wcndt, Tetens IL Bockmann.
Brig Mary Francis Francis, Treste-Evans, Ball Co.
Brig Aguendo (Sp Garcia, BIboa-Latassa Il Co.
Brig Is Cove, Harkness, Havana--J Z Ward Co.
Schr Impulse, Curtis st Kits and Neutrality-suspicious.
Lough. ~ -
schr Beebe, Lozicr, savannah-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr q Ireland, Townsend, Wilmington-Van Brunt A
Bro ~ -
schr Lookout, Howes Little Glace Bay--G Brewer
schr, G Rogers Cubberly, Washington, DC-van
Brunt h Bro wa
schr watchful, Gill, Providence-H W jackson 4 Co.
Steamer Mayaower, Fults, Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars, Grumley, Philadelphia
Steamer c Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
Steamer FL Cid, Smith, Norwich
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THE WELLAND CANAL.

Blackmailing Americas and Canadian Ship
masfers-lnquiry In the Manns semcpt of the
Canal Ordered.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 1bo 1871
In consequence OF the great outcry being made
by the opposition and by many OF the leading gov.
ernment journals Of Canada against the manage
ment OF the welland Canal the Dominion govern
ment has appointed three commissioners 10 inquire
into the condition OF the canal management. For
years both American and Canadian merchants have
petitioned 10 the Minister OF Public Works for
redress, claiming that their vessels are frequently
detained Ia the locks from ten TO twenty hours
longer than they should be because they refused TO
be backnaiIed The gTosscst misnanagement IL
charged against the present Canal Commission.
day
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LEXINGTON RACES,

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. Is, 1871.
The attendance at tie races to-day was very fair.
The track was In very bad condition from the heavy
rains OF yesterday. The first race was for sweep.
stakes, for three.y ear old colts and nllies two mile
heats. The following Is the summary
finger
=
Hollywood dlstanced.
Time, 4:4k-4:37Z.
The second race was for sweepstakes for two-year-
Olds, mile dash. The following is the summary
i
flanet Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 2:2l u.
The following entries have been made for the
three mile race tomorrow :-Pilgrm Loppellow
Beulab, Nellie, Gray ana Morgan Scout.
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chr Mary woodruff, Peterson. Port Jefferson for New

Inrh
srnr Eliza Anderson. Parks, Portland for P6sdephia
chr schr Mary y AUGUST Wells Middetown for New York
York. ''
schr J Marion, johnson, Providence for New YORK.
& &schr Minquas, Smith, Providence for New York.
sS scSr En > Taylor, Eaton Providence for New York
rosss Steamer DORIS Yo Providence tor New York. with
mdse and passengers, to Isaac Odel
BOUND EAST
schr scr CARL Tyler gsorgetown. DC for Nsc Haven
seSr Hand Norton. fSsdslphia foT Grsspport.
@ Pssaspss ei for
sSSI scSI fqsn5 bailey Smith fnisSspSis TsE River
ssST SGSsn Esss Bedford
ssSI ssST Ives, Miner for sas hsrSor
fPss.sssss 1871 sol s.Ssss saSssss
Fssdsps for 70,
5osnsSSn e ri haoTs
chr schr rhSrG Stewart Port Johnson for Providence
r New NeE a1fo for
ss wv rsf sss s1ss ssi''d
sssI ssr s:" London
schr Golden Eagle mows rGI Taunton or
sohr stephen Lee Bnkerho PEadepha tq'PTe for PPov
ssRr A Annie Burton, Butler Philadelphia for Boston.
sa ssr HSs 20: s
schr Nettie Cushing Pressey, New York for Boston
Schr Julia Crawford. Young Port johnson Boston.
Schr Sawyer, Kelly New York for Boston.
Schr Mary johnson, Lowray, New York for Providence
schr i Blackman, Arnold, kondout for Nantucket.
Schr r Cunningham, Cooke Hoboken for New Ha rem.
Schr Minerva, Draper, Port johnson foI Providence
Schr Daylight Allen. New y ork for Portland.
Schr Hand, Smith, Baltimore for New Haven.
Steamer Metis, Davis, New York for Providence.
Steamer Chas Parsons, NASH New York Tor Boston.
WnITEsToNE, Sept 1880 Pm.
The steamer Charles Parsons of Boston, from New York
bound to Boston, put In here this afternoon anchored
account of the heavy rain storm will proceed
the weather clears There coasng
anchored of City Island, opposite and of Flushing Flats,
from same cause. The brig II Gillespie (Br), Cow New
York for st Johns Pr did not proceed l4h errone
ously reported She Is still anchor Oh Whitestone.
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CHIEP JUSTICE CHASE.

The Chief Justice in ChicagO-Hs Health
Fully acknowledgements OF Official
Duties.
CHICAGO, Sept 15 1871.
Chief Justice Chase arrived IN this city last even
ing, and Is the guest OF Judge Dunevy He is quite
thin, although his ewes Is bright, his form erect and
he walks with firm elastic step. The lower
part OF his face and tongue seemed to
be suffering slightly from parayzatlon, aud
he experiences slight difficulty III his
utterances. His disease has made him ap.
pear ucn Uue1 .Iam ne diu Two Years ago put ms
citizens OF both paries paid their respects the
Chief Justice today including General beauregard,
daily and courteously. lie leaves for the East to-
morrow evening and expects to be in washington
about the middle Of October. lie will resume his
seat on the bench IN the Supreme Court but intends
to make mis- work light.
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A DISHONEST MESSENGER.

On the 9Th inst. Daniel Dooiey, messenger in
the employ OF the North River Bank, was sent to
the United States Sub-Treasury Department and
obtained $4,000 in gold certificates. At the
time Dooley had IN his possession $500 in
money belonging to the bank. Upon reporting
70 the latter place he stated while passing
through william street, near Pine, he was
suddenly attacked from behind by three parties,
the Central ONCE being made acquainted with the
case, yesterday induced Dooley 70 confess that he
had appropriated the money his own use, and the
story Of his robbery was myth, He has promised
to restore the money, which he has scceted In some
out Of the way place down town.
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TEE MUNICIPAL MIDDLE.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

IN the public prints. He had been In the city all
along and was in the Court House during the
greater portion OF Tuesday last. He had no inten-
tion whatever OF running away, &c What was
said about HIM In the majority OF the morning
papers was a matter Of almost total fndinerenee
but when the HERALD deigned 10 notice sucn iule
reports II grieved and at the same time surprise"
him.
As this was about all that
THE INDIGNANT INGERsoLL
the crminating reports In respecl 10 ihe .Coh,-
panyn OF his frm 70 spread abroad uncontradictea,
The ONLY thing left for our reporter 10 DO was 10
depart and this was accordingly done leaving the
James II. IngersolI 10 the solace OF HERALD,
which he happened TO have convenient and 10 the
symnafhy of q PAIR OF gentlemen who shared with
him the Interior OF the once situated at the rear OF
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
WORCESTER Sent IL 1877

WORCESTER Sept. Is, 1871.
The election Of delegates from this, city to the Re-
publican Convention resulted In the choice OF
twentyfour delegates VINO are extremely hostile to
Butler, and are In preference divided between
Jewell and Washburne. one ward was taken DOS
session OF by men who are not republicans and
three Butler delegates were chosen whose election
VIII be contested. The Third ward unanimously
elected Mr.. Bemls OF the Lunatic Hospital as al,
expression OF their opinion la regard to Butler's
attack on that institution.
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ATTEMPT TO FIRE A CATHOLIC SCHOOL.

John Logue, a boy, twelve years OF age was
arrested in Trenton yesterday for attempting to set
nre to St. Johns Catholic school room. He was
captured by Father Macken, who held him for an
hour until aid arrived, No damage was DONE ana
the attempt was one OF pure mischief. Father
Macken declined to make any charge on account Of
the boys parents.
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NEW MEXICO ELECTION.
OMAHA. Neh. Gent

OMAHA Neb., Sept. 10, 1871.
Mr. gallagher, the democratic candidate for Con.
gress from. New Mexico, Is probably elected by
about five irundred majority over the regular and
boiling repuo ican candidates. Returns naye Teen
received from l'ut few counties.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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SHIP NG NEWS

Almanac Ior New YOrx -Fnis Day.
Sun rises. ..... s Al Moon sets. :. eve 733
Sun sets. 500. OS High water ..eve 945
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Stecmer Sails Destination. once.
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Seventeen decorations from various En-
ropean countries await DR.. Livingstone on
his return from Africa
An Iowa stOnecutter goes into the ceme-
terry and carries off all gravestone for which
he has not been paid.
a current maxim in Arapian literature
says that PARADISE is as much for him who
has rightly used the pen, as for MIN who
has fallen by the sword
Tie little c! lid of Va 'ame Ra'tazi, nee
Princess Maria Bonap art. is to be simply
called Roma Isabella Alexandria Italia Ma.
rio Letizia Alice no middle name or initial.
The Indi ma Legislature reduced the a.
lowance Ter ''sqnar-' tor legal advertise
men'a. which one ingenious paper gets a.
round by reducing its "sqrares' to three
lines.
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tent Medic
z'oleum Cen

NJ. S. SIMMONS COLUMN.
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A shooting affair occurred at Erie, last
evening, by which two or three men were
seriously injured:
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House for Sale.

DOUBLE HOUSE TWO STORIES, adaptcd
tanning SlN ROOMS will BE- sold che,n or nun Vun
nan suitable for ingle family will he sold. For
terms nc. apply to GEO, LAWRENCE vi
m23-lw " "A-'SE'
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WATT A. PUGH,
Have bought out tho
LAGER BEER NTAND
OF J. II. ] EONHAUSER.

VI d. H. ] EONHAUSER,
,u ", washington Street. They viii make it a n inf
W pay phflicuia attention 10 the wants of their cus
TONERS and will keep FRESH LAGER and LIE
always on tap Drop in and see us in our new
4''''''s' ln.-l
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Rooms and Store Toilet.

Being desirous Of CLOSING out tho stock of fuyni
tire at tho store under the Odd Follows Hall,
will sell at cost until disposed Of
Also, the store and dwelling in the rear is for
rent Any one wanting to rent would do well to
call as they can get cheaper rent than anywhere
else in town
S, j. MEYERS,
may - I've
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Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
TIL OIL MARK EIs.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
May 81 1871.
The market opened firm at yesterdays
prices, but later in the day fell off, buyers
only Offering $500 to $5O5. The sales
were 500 bbls at S5.05, and 800 bbls for ID
cal at IS 10. We quote at S5.00a5.l0.
Philadelphia, May 81.
Crude l5l9 bbls.
Refned-Spot 25l4a25si June &c, July
26L; Aug 26}a.
Market--Spot dull; futures firm.
Pittsburg, May 81.
Market-Quiet and weak; spot 1917
June or sellers TO July: do. buyers all year
13sl.
New York. May 81.
Crude Is. Bbls -
Refined 2jla.
Market irregular
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ORIENTAL PATENT MEN's CATERS
These CATERS are Seal Skin. patent tons
add make beautiful dress for the feet I
am sole agent for Petroleum Centre and
vicinity.
a s SAIITH