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BY Al. q. Pulllam. Auctioneer.

AT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNERS,
"A will sell at public auction on TUES
DAY, 10th April, 1872. at o'clock p. M, on the
prem ses, on Navy Hill, the BUILDING and
FEN ING belonging thereto, known as the
stDld Hospital A. O. PULLIAM,
ap l3-2t 1856 = .frs Auetioneer.
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Collision Of Three Trains and Explosion ofa
Locomotive.
ST. Louis, April l2.-Tho western bound
express train on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road, which left here at $50 last evening,
collided with the Washington accommoda-
ton train bound east short distance this
side of Laclede, eight miles from this city.
The engine of the express train was badly
smashed, and the express car thrown down
an embankmenttwenty feet high. The engine
and baggage car of the accommodation train
were also badly injured. Immediately after
the collision the locomotive of the express
train exploded with great force, scattering
fragments of the boiler and engine in all di-
rectlons. A few minutes later an extra
train from st. Louis ran into the rear of the
express tram, doing but little damage,
however, as the speed of the train had been
greatly slackened. Notwithstanding these
three accidents occurring almost simulta-
neously nobody was seriously hurt, and
only few persons received even bruises.
The collision occurred in curve, and re-
suited from the fact that the express train
did not remain on the side track until the
accommodation train had passed, as il
should have done.
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EoR NEW YORK. 4IK1a

JIOR NEW YORK. ETA
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ALBE-
MARIE, Capt. WALKER will sail SUN
DAY, April IA, at 8 o'clock A. M
Freight received until Saturday night.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
vrarded with dispatch to all points--north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
uard line for foreign ports
rsrs .s12 90
.ltssrssa ........ 8 90
Round Trip Tickets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
anl9-ot No Governor street
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EEtEBkA, I0N.--At an sidjourued meeting
~ Of the eolored citizens, held last night to
make suitable arrangements 10 celebrate the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, which guar
antees to all the rights of citizenship, the Attuck
Guards and thlrty-two of the benevolent socie-
ties of Richmond and Manchester responded to
the call. II was unanimously resolved that
MONDAY, the 22d isstant, be the day OF the
celebration and that a committee of five be ap
pointed to make suitable arrangements.
Sacred orders Of this city and Manchester are
invited to participate.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASeEMENTs-Joseph Cox, O.
r. Jones, T. w. johnson, Dr. Mosby, William
Selden. +. W, JACkSON,
l3-ltk Chairman.
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CELEBRATIONS.
cANiARITANs' CEL CELEBRATION.

The I. q. q. S. viii celebrate their fifth snni-
yersary on TUESDAY, the 10th of April, 1872.
The several lodges of Richmond and Manohes-
ter will meet at the hall of Lincoln Lodge, Nc.
20, on Franklin street between Third and
Fourth, at 10 O'Clock A. M, where the line of
march viii form, aud proceed up Franklin to
First, cross First to Broad down Broad TO Twen-
ty-ffth, down Twenty fifth TO Main, up Main TO
Fourteenth, and out Fourteenth street to Ches-
terfield Park, in Manchester, and return in the
evening 10 their respective lodges, where enter
tainments will be prepared.
Addresses will be delivered on the occasion by
Rev James II. Holmes and others.
The following are the grand officers Of the day
VIM. lshsm, G.. O.; Wm. II. Isham, G. w. t.
Thomas II. Johnson. &. r. s.; William b Lee,
q. Z. y; j. o. Wheneiton, e. Marshal Jacob
B. Taylor, A, G. M james Worsham, G. Pho
ueer an lS--3tfSNlh
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Foreign Markets.

london, April .--sooa.--Consos 92ss Bonds
eo'a
Parts, April IS.-Rentes 55f ard 75c
Lire'p3oi, April lS--Cotton opened and
closed steady. Uplands llls@1lA Orleans
1l'SWllls Sales X, 600 bales. BreadstuAFs duh
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New York Markets.

Nstc TOrk, April 13--Cottor quiet and irm;
sales l73; uplands 23M Orleans, 2szS Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and heavy
Corn dali and declining. Pork steady-ness
Sl3 so q Is 62. Lard fr1n--steam S766Q9 Tur.
pentine dull and heavy ut 63@63b. Rosin ffrlner
at SO l2}s for stTflned. Freights dull.
Financial
Nee FORK, April l3.--Stocks very irregular.
Gold firm at ~ l0k. Money 7M7 l-32. EN-
change-long, e1s short, 10 Governments
very strong.
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BE The Legislature has adjourned, hut
w. A. WYATT, who has been engaged In the
business OF HOUSE AND SiGN PAINTING for the
past twenty wears, and has associated with him
MR. A. G.. EVANS, the late sRAIssR ron rHa
TRAhR, are stiil At 704 GRACE STREET, where they
will be plessed to receive orders for work in their
line, promising entire satisfaction in every re-
spect N
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GseaiHg state go,.rnai.

PUBLISHED.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
At No. eioh Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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TERMS:
DAILY-s6 per year; six months, IS; three
months 81 80; month"; 90 cents.
SEMI-WEEKLY-$2.60 60 per year; six months,
l25; three months, 75 cents.
WEEKLY-$l.so per year; six months, rs cents
HT WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Dqabs at srtrensty lo,o rotes.
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IMdIGRATfoN.- The special committee
on immigration appointed by the regular
session of the General Assembly has issued
the following circular, which we print for
general information:
RICHMOND. VA. April 10. 1872,
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Ir YoU would be healthy, beware of the water,
Each person who drinks it is marked for the
slaughter;
In milk, or in punches, some water ia good,
land it may be useful for cooking our food)
But water at present, is sure to Kerfiummix,
All persons who take it Inside of their stomach-
All those who desire health without fail,
Should drink Wa EuKGR's bottled PoRrER AEo
Arr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATE STEAMBOAT DISASTER
HEARTRENDINc DETAILS
NATIONAL COLORED CONVENTION
LIBERAL MEETING IN NEW YORK
What Newspapers Say
Condemnation Of the Cincinnati Meeting
Latest Foreign News
DISASTROUS PRESHET In KENTUCKY
Proceedings of Congress
Condemnation Of the Cincinnati Meeting
DISASTROUS PRESHET In KENTUCKY
Proceedings of Congress
The Liberal Republican Movement.
EFFECTS OF THE NEW YORK MEETING
IN WASHINGTON.


Liberal Republicans in New York last
night produces feeling of uneasiness in
administration circles here, and shakes the
Bourbon Democracy. There seems to be
a growing disposition upon the part of the
more conservative Democratic leaders to
unite their fortunes with the Cincinnati
Convention. Matters are considerably
mixed.
WHAT TIE NEW YORK PAPERS SAY.
Neso York, April l3.--All the morning
papers give full reports of the Liberal Re-
publican meeting at Cooper Institute last
night. The general opinion is that the
gathering was the largest and most enthu-
siastlc political meeting ever held IN this
city.
The World says: " It is now certain
that the Cincinnati Convention will nomi-
nate ticket, and, unless some great blum
der is perpetrated insthe selection of candi-
dates, that ticket win unite all the elements
of opposition. The Democracy will not
put instructions in the way of a movement
which seems to stand on so strong a basis,
but it must nevertheless reserve final judg-
ment until the present hopeful anticipations
rpen into established facts"
---.ss----- s
Ereshet i'm Kentucky Loss or Life and Pro-
perty--Narrow Escapes.
Louisville, April 13.-The mountainous
portion of the State has been visited by
heavy rains as well as the level parts.
The creek known as Roundstone, in Rock
castle county, elevated itself on Tuesday
thirty-five feet above low water-mark, and
was higher then than the oldest resident
had ever seen it. On Monday it raised
slowly, and continued so to rise until ten
o'clock Tuesday morning, when it COM
menced rising rapidly.
1t continued to swell until P. Nj. the
same day, when it raised to its highest
pont--thirty-fiye feet above low water
| mark. A colored man named Oliver Ram
sey was drowned in the effort to save his
| furniture. ~
Fully twenty houses have been inundated
by the rise in Roundstone Creek, and the
residence of Mr.. H. Il. Miller, agent of the
Rockcastle Coal company, was washed
away and entirely destroyed, together
with all the furniture. His family made a
narrow escape, but were carefully assisted
to high land. A saw-mill belonging to
Mr.. NJ. jackson, situated at Sublimity,
Laurel county, was washed away and is q
| total loss. 1t was valued at $4,000.
.s,n,These damages, together with those Of
the railroad, will not fall short of 500, 900,
upon which there was no insurance.
In Floyd county the rain storm on Mon.
day was tremendous. Fences, hay stacks
wood piles, and in some instances barni
and out-houses were swept away by thu
hsod, and from l5 to 90 head of cattle wcrt
drowned. The crops it is thought have
been almost entirely ruined.
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apl9-2t No. s Governor stree.

T1OR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH s.rlsIs
E AND WAY-LANDINGS ON ~
JAMES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PAIL
SADIE Captain NELSON, will leave her wharf
lat Virginia Steamship and Packet Company's
sheds) every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY, at 5h o'clock A.. M. Freight re-
oeived every day from O'Clock A. Nj. to o. clock
p M. All way freight must be prepaid. Ap-
a,ly to agent on wharf or captain on board.
i no l7--Ym ~
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NEWS FROM ABROAD.


Cuba.
Harana, April 13.-The official report Of
an engagement in the central department
announces the killing of the Cuban General
Eduardos Agramonte, as a positive fact.
Spain.
Madrid, April l3.--An armed band Of
Republicans has appeared at Nandrele, II
miles from Sarragossa.
A party of Carlists, 250 in number,
stopped a train on the railroad and plum
dered the goods in the express car, but did
not molest the passengers. They also
cut the telegraph wires, and communica-
tion with Barcelona is interrupted.
The Governor of Corona telegraphs that
the troops are operating against the insul-
gents in that province. The result is un-
known.
The iron-workers in the city of Barcelona
have struck work.
The landed propretors of the provinces
have organized parties to pursue the ma
rauders who infest the country. Fights
have already occurred with the robbers,
and men have been killed on both sides.
Official reports from Cololonia say that
the troops are active all along the frontier.
When the Carlists appear the troops are
put IN pursuit, ana IN quiet districts where
there is danger from flying columns, they
scour the country.
The returns of the recent election are
nearly all in. They show that the Cortes
will stand: Ministerialists, 800; Opposi-
ton, 12l.
England.
London, April 12.---The Times this
morning says the British government will
deliver its counter case at Geneva on the
18th instant, but will not regard this action
as prejudicing the position it has taken in
opposition to Americas claim for indirect
damages. If the United States shall not,
before the tribunal is ready with its award,
have abandoned the claims for consequential
damages, then Great Britain will withdraw
her ratification of the treaty of Wasing-
ton.
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Reg- FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles Of BuTrEKIcKs Patterns just re-
ceiyed at the office OF the Howe Sewing Machine,
1928 Main street. Also, Metropolitan for April
Rs j. r. McKsgsEY. Agent
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAI. NoTICE.--DR.r JOHN G,ENn
H. WAYT has this day associated with 81
him in the practice of dentistry his son, GEO. q.
WAYT, M ID. DDS, and having his assistance
has resumed the practIce of MECHANlCAL.
DENTISTRY, and will insert whole or parts OF
sets OF teeth after all the approved methods.
Office l04 Ninth street. near Fl anklin.
March H. 1872. NH ll-3m
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All communications should be addressed
to VIM. Loyenstein, secretary of commit
tee, Oh Main street, Richmond. a.
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LOCAL NlAT"FERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-
We note the following special appoint
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ASHES AS A CATTLE FEED,

One of our substantial subscribers, In a
recent conversation, gave his experience
in training neat stock affected with the
habit of eating wood, chewing bones, etc.
His cattle were one spring affected this
way they became thin in flesh, refused to
eat Ihay. and presented a.sickly appear
ance. He had no impression that their
food lacked the constituents for making
bone, but his neighbors used bone meal
without noticing any good results what
ever. AT last he put about four bushels OF
leached ashes in his barnyard. and threw
ont to them about shovelful each dav.
They all ate it as if with evident relish.
After turning them out to pasture, he put
one peck of dry ashes per week on the
ground in the pasture. They ate all up.
and gnawed off the grass where it had
been lying. The cattle began to improve,
gaining flesh and looking better than they
had done for years. He says this morbid
appearance was unnoticed years ago, from
the fact that the ground was ashy from
the burning Of the wood and land clear
ings. Latterly he gives mixed with the
same quantity of salt to twelve head of
cattle, about once a week.
-Lire Stock Journal.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in 1848.

O'Clock p. NJ and on SATURDAY EvENfNG IRON
ca O'Clock 10 81 O'Clock.
Dividends made twice year, Feb. l, and Aug. /.
| All dividends not drawn out are at once added to
the principal deposits and thus interest Ia com.
pounded twice year.
Extra Dividend once in four years. Depostors
who share in this dividend will realize seven per
cent. interest annually.
S5-All accounts Of deposi,ors strictly prspafs and
coTfdeafia.
Es-Money deposited during the first week of tho
month will date from the first day of the month.
ss-Money loaned to depositors on pledge Of lie.
post book.
W. r. SMITH, Treasurer.
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CAUTION.

ns ppENTE,P
0Ae' OAAsA IAS IAes
1cn >TIrT.sERnyv s,f,T,r.r,ry,.
~Du- ~
Ne" AKIN, N.Jn
In now treating successfully
consumption. BfOnchitis.
and all diseases OF the Throat and Lung-, with his
COMPOUND MEDICATED INHALA-
TlONS, CONCEN TRAItiD FOOD,
AND COUGH SYRUP.
During the past ten years Dr. Carpenter has treat
ed and cured thousands of cases OF the above nam
ed diseases, And has now IN ms possession certlli-
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TO THE SAGE OF CHAPPAQUA.

By RowEs srANDrsH.
Old Appomat.ox's bound to win,
Just note this down, II. Greeley:
That old white hat cannot come in.
'Tis sure as shootin', Greeley.
You're not the feller that we need.
So up Salt River, with all speed
Wen post you, Mr.. Greeley,
You've swung around bout long enough,
You're gittin' stale-now, really,
Who'd guess that you ware up to SNUFF
oh, honest Horace Greeley?
November III cure you of your fpasm
Consarnin' Of that bloody chatm
You harp about, II. Greeley.
No doubt you'd tear our flag to strings
II that would h. lp you, Greeley;
scoot hum, and go to raisin' things
My agricultural Greeley;
Wal, now, pr'aps it may give you pain
But facks is facks, let me explain -
Our folks III raise particular Cain,
November 5, II. Greeley
ltallowell, Oct. 23d.
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Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet

A SOUTHERN ELECTION NE.-Georgia
Is usurping the fame Of Arkansas. a lively
nght in a small place Ia Worth county. that
State, is thus descrihed There WAS an
election for Justice Of the Peace being beld
and the soverelgu., after attending to that
matter and putting themselves outside OF
four gallons of whisky and schnaprs, all
there was at the place. very naturally looked
around for some diversion. Jim Bass cuis-
ed The small mail carrier, and Nep Taber
took up for the m Ill cirrer, aud then Bill
Keen and bis two sons took up for i'm. and
then the fight opened along the whole line
Pistols, knives, blndgrons, fence rails,
weights, fists and whisky went in for one
indscrimiuate iandaugo, and one report
says that every man in the crowd except
two, was engaged either as be elicerent, l.,
peace maker or spectator. When the smoke
of battle cleared away the scene of blood
and carnnge was appalling. jim Keen was
dangerously cut OF the hip, Nep Taber was
dangerously cut in the abdomen and side
Gus Scott, an innocent looker.on. was shot
fatally in The abdomen. Phil Ford. colored,
cut in shoulder aud arm, bead split open
with b udseon cnd the pieces pitched oul
at thewirdow. Bill Keen and his other son,
and stranger cut more or less severely, and
many others bruised aud bunged in the
highest style OF tue art. We were glad to
learn, late yesterday, that all the wounded
are doing we'll and likely to recover Phil.
re co!ored troop, picked up his pieces and
w. blacksmith TO weld him. lie will Dol
die.'
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Ia September last u young man named
Gale, telegraph operator on the Cross cut
Rairoad, married worthy young lady, the
daughter Of widow. Soon afttr the mar
iiag" the scamp disclosed his true character
by turning his mother.in law out OF her own
house, aud neslectng ard shameiuly abus-
Ing his wife. Through sister OF the in.
jured wife her brother. residing in Caiifor.
MIA, was Informed OF her wrongs, aud with
out delay be started for bis old home,
Arriving at Clymer, he walked into the
eirgrapb Office. and inquired OF the operas
tor II his maine was Gale. On receiving an
affirmative answer, the brother Introduced
himself, at the Same time laying revolver
on the table. He then Grew q COW hide
and proceeded To give the fellow sound
tbreshing, and afterwards ca led upon his
sister ard mo her, both Of whom returned
with him to bis home in California.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.
CDRSPIlNTER Ma

OUKNPLINTEF
EDITOR DAILY Rec RID You will pla.- an.
nounce that JAMES w. SHAW will be cHndi
date for denomination for the Office OF Register aud
recorder at the ensuing Republican Primary Elec
tion.
Mr.. Sh w was private in the Army OF the Tn.
ion and Lost lis right arm in our own State at the
battle Of Ge tysburg He i, Competent, prompt and
obli.ing, and has gwen enir satisfaction TO the
business rubl.c an officer Therefore hayingh been
disabled in he service of our country. but being
well qnal fed for he position. n d having the conf
dence oi the husnsss public and community at
arge an officer. his re nomination will be urged
ct our Primary Election on the day Of
nest NESANGO County.
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NDVGs OF THE DAY.

a country nercbsnt adver.ises "baby
jumpers" us Spring goods.
Kaiser " lhelm's war horse has been sit
thug for his portrait TO Rosa nheur.
An Illinois legislator called for veal
culvert the other day at Springfield hotel.
A Chinese newspaper has entered upon
its two thuusandth volume. Ii has lost all
It's origina subscribers.
Louisvillians make mikmenblush by ask-
lug them whether their skim milk is any
cheuper than the other kind.
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A Maine sheriff, who bad writ TO serve,
ascertaned that the defendant was dead,
and, tossing the paper over the wall of the
cewetery, be made return upon the writ
usual place of abode.
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French physicians have patriotically re-
solved not to prescribe German mineral
waters TO any more of their patients The
mere titles Carlsbad, Marianbad, etc., are
thought likely to have "bad" effect upon
the French system
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J J. HAIGHT, Of Peasantvllle, Pa, late Capt
of Company B. 11lth Penn'a Vet. Vol. Infantry,
will be candidate for the office of Prohouatory.
of Ven.ngo county. subject to the usiges of the
Republican party, at the primary election.
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The woman who is worth her weight in
gold isn't such o great match after all. The
average feminine avoirdupois would only
balance about $50, 900 in the precious
metal.
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Local Notices.
Take Notice.

All parties indebted TO E. Il. Briggs are
rsoupsted to call and settle by MAY lst,
and save costs, or they will LETT with Just:cs
REYNOLDS for collection
Per II. II. WARNER, Clerk.
April 20-u.
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TIE "Snerman Well," Venango County,
"a, Posl.oilicu has been discontinued. All
mail matter addressed to that Office will be
sent ~ Pioneer, the nearest Office.
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A New York perruqnier privately ex-
hiblts lock switch OF hair dyed OF pale
blne color, and his opinion is that he can
bring such hair into fashion, ne well as some
other coors hitherto considered abnormal.
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Mr.. EDIToR-pease annonnce the name OF
SAr UEL REYNOLDS, tf Petroleum Centre, as a
can did, te for the Office Of Prothonoar of Venan.
election We believe Mr. Il. woula fill the Office
with, entire satisfaction to all.
Many Voters.
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F.w. HASTINGS, of Franklin, is a canidat,
for the Office If ProthonatOry of Venango County
subject 10 tie decision Of the Republican party, a
p mary election.
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Somebody asks: WnIch gives u girl the
most pleasure, to hear herself praised or
another girl run down?
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GOLD BN NEN YetksK.
New YORK, April 20.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COrNT'Y COMMISSIONER

Ed. REcoRD:--Plea-e announce II. B. HIX0N
OF Cornpianter Township, as candidate for Coun
ty Commissioner, subject TO the u>nges Of the Re
publican party at the primary election.
MANY VOTERS
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Oil City authorities are considering The
propriety of erecting gas and water works.
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tent Medi
rOleuRpR Ce
TEE pkF. MARK ETS.
BY p. & A, TEL. LINE.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY REcoRD
April 20 1872
The petroleum market is quiet ro.dst at
S3,G GO. The sales were 500 barrels at that
figure.
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Philaueiphia, April 90
Crude li34
ReGned-2l3I
April 2lsl Nay 2ls4. June 221s.
Markat-Duil