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TINE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
QArE JEsSEss HoUsR,)
JAMES SYKES, PROPRIETOR,
T KONTINH PENNEY MAMA ItVEhUEi BETWtEN 7 HI y
TBEsTH AND FoURTgESTH SfRRETs,
WASHINGTON, d. G.

FRONTING PENSaYLvASIA AVENUE, BETWEEN THIR-
TBEsTH AND FoURTREsTH SfRRETs,
WASHINGTON, d. G,
Thankful to the public for generous patronage
in the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends
and patrons to test the accommodations of his
present establishment, which he promises shall
be found at least equal to the best in Washing
ton lel-T
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
OF Virginia.
In the matter of Thomas A. Harrison, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
10 Whom it May Concern-The Undersigned,
Emmett Crump, of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as.
signee of the estate of Thomas A. Harrison, OF
Sussex county in said District, who was, on
the Isth day Of December, 1871, adjudged bank
rupt on his own petition by the District Court OF
said District.
Dated Richmond, Jan. 90, 1872.
EMMETT CRUMP,
10 sl--Wsw Assignee.
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SMALL FARMS FOR SALE.
THARMING COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
2rauNsroN HALL, ON THE POTOMAC,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
TWENTY MILES BELOW WASHINGTON
AND FOUR MILES FROM MT. VERNON.
FACILITIES FOR
BOATING. SHOOTING,
SURF BATHING
ON suNNYsIDE BAY.
FINE WATER, TIMBER. GRAZING LANDS
| HIGH, ROLLING, HEALTHY
UNSURPASSED FOR FRUIT AND TRUCK.
GOOD NEIaHBoRHooD OF ONE HUM
DRIED NORTHERN FAMILIES HERE.
SOLD IN LOTS FROM TEN TO ONE HI
| D. DRIED ACRESS.
STEAMBOAT LANDING ON PREMISES 3
AND RAILROAD IN REAR.
ONE HOUR FROM WASHINGTON BY RAIL
+ TITLES CLEAR AND UNDESIRABLE.
We want one hundred nrst-class families, in
dustrous, temperate and enterprising. Noques
tions asked about religion or politics
You can raise every variety OF Fruit, Grass ant
Grain. r..
| Facliaes for dairying excellent.
Manures, Lime, Mari and Muck easily obtaine
( near the premises.
Direct and rapid shplnent OF all products Nortl
5 by rail or water.
: No one need fear excess heat or cool nights
for fresh brsezes come up the bay and temper tn
J atmosphere.
To persons Of intellectual tastes, the near VI
i entity of the National Capital Is of inestimabl
4 value 1t Is near enough to Washington to alloy
enc to do business there and be home at night
or, In winter to reside in the city and have tn
n In u,1aa IF 81 IN horna
) We urge our Northern friends not to go Wee
| nor far int the South to live In the wilderness,
TIN they have seen our beautiful regio of tn
y Upper Potomac. #
: Come and see US here in Virginia. Here 20
!, will find true hearts ready to welcome you. 81
9 ciety organized with Churches, Schools, Hort
. cultural and Agricultural Societies, Nurseries
9 fruit trees and beautiful cultivated farms. He,
you will find the cheapest land on this ccntinen
y and which is sure to increase rapidly in value.
! Northern men Of means are coming in rapidly.
n Lands from go to sS6 per acre, OF excelel
!, quality to improve, be bought on long tim
70 Farms can be rented by those who wish TO sta
Il while to try the climate.
- Address
a estate JOURNAL OFFICE,
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HORTICULTURAL. &c.
VSRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RICHMOND. Va.
tn. yfroiuia Nursary and Wine Company,

The Virginia Nursery and Wine Compahy.
Preprietors of theee widely-lmown Nurseries
have removed their Office to Columbian Block,
Corn Exchange) Room No. 2, second floor, cor
ner Thirteenth and Gary streets
The stock for the Fall trade is unusually fine,
large and well-grown, embracing full assert
ment OF APPLE, PEACH, PEAR, PLUM,
CHERRY and other FRUIT TREES, as well as
small FRUITS. GRAPE-YINES, ASPARA.
GUS, together with
ORNAMENTAL TREES, EyERGREENS,
SHRUBBERY, &c.
For catalogues and information, call at Office o.
address JOHN M. ALLAN,
General Agent, No. Q Columbian Block.
de lb-dsw&WBm Richmond Va.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-01

At Niblo's Garden, New York, tbs sensa.
ti0H.l feature Of the play at .press.p.AsNld-
ing the boards, Ii an EgSFi2p snake dance
the dancer being q beautiful Oriental girl,
and the snake an anaconda which could
strsnsis horse. She coils It around her
neck, lays 1t against her bosom, aod dances
with 1t in the air while the snake darts out
it's tongue between tive eyes which seem to
spit fire. The audience is transixsd with
horror, and then they feel relieved when
she finally goes through the pantomims as
If she were charmed, and then bitten by the
snake. Failing on the floor the audience
shudder Ter issr the snake has really bitten
her, and the suake is left 10 a coil upon the
stage. They say this beautiful girl is suri-
ously affected by the snake. She goes off
the stage nucoucerned, but she breath es ss
II she had gone through a trying ordeal
lust escaping death. She brsathes fast,
hectic flash is upon her cheek, cold drops Of
sweat stand upoa her forehead, and she
does not recover her usual composure for
some hours.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-01

The great oil conspiracy, as it Is called,
better known as the .'South improvement
Company" inaueurated Its warfare upon
the oil producing and refining interests oi
Western Pennsylvania, on Monday, by ad-
vsncing the rates of freight between Titus
vile and the seaboard more than one dol
lar per barrel. This action Of the compsoy y
hes aroused great indignation tb:uugh ghout
the entire oil regions, and mass meeting,
havo been held at Tidioute, Sham burg, and
slsswher TO deaounoe the monopoly. Res.
oiutions were adopted at these meetings to
shut down the production of the wells SO
long - may be necessary to thwart tue svil
designs Of the ''Iuprsvsmspt Company
The producers and refnsrs have organized d
movement, looking to The construction Of q
new line to Erie, which when built, would
make them independent Of the roads now in
the combination against their interests. l,
10 altogether probable the mo nopoly will b.
sxtinsuishsd before it has got under head
way.-[Pittsburgh Mail.
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smoking "NOt Offensive"

A correspondent of q Georeis paper tells
this stery:
One night. passing from WILMINGTON to
Florence, Alaoams, our car was filed with
gentlemen, and there was only one lady
pr. sent. After we. had'proceeded some way
i. was proposed to have smoke, hut one OF
the pssssssers pointed to - card ou which
there wss9 mo Smoking Allowed" So
when the conductor came through the carr
he ives asked II be wsuld allow ue TO smoke
He pointed 70 tss lady ssd replied, ''if she
has no objection you nay do co." l went
TO the lady aud bowing asked If it would be
offensive to her. She, lady.like, answered.
mot at oil, my dear SIR; Am 80 lonesome.
il had . cigar would smoke myself"-
She was at ouoe supplied, and We went on,
set Of happy fellows smoking ourselves to
sleep.
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A dispatch frsm Parksts Landing dated
February 2stb ssys: The Jamison Farm
Oil Company. Parksrs Landing, composed
OF William Parker, William Thompson,
John H. Haines, DR.. A. W. Crawford aud
James p. Parker, tested We'll No. 2, on
their farm aud 1t is pumping fully one bun
dred sad twenty-five rrels per day -
They will test another tomorrow, which
promises to be Q large we'll.
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WEST VIRGINIA OFT Nrws.-Oil news
scarce; no new strikes this week.
The Mount Farm Oil Company hold their
regular annual meeting on March 2lst,
1872. w..
The we'll belonging to Dye & Co., on the
Gale tract 10 being rapidly drilled down;
ws hope ior . good we'll.
Snufelt & Stiles have not yet let the cou-
tract for drilling the i've wells they propose
to put down.
The shipments Of oil from the Gale Tract
for the past week amounted to 1900 bar
rels.
Fosr more rigs are being erected on The
Gale tract, making 10 now In couree Of con .
structiou.
Tue Pine Grove Oil Co. bad their wei
torpedoed this week and The production in
creased to about 20 barrels per day; the oil
is Of very light gravity.
The Federal Creek OIL Tract still prsmis-
es Q brilliant future. We understand that
Humphrey and others have made a new
strike there.
We understand that . firm OF Burning
Springs operators are making arrangement
to drill seven wells on the V. o. & C. Co.
tract
Mr.. james Davis sold bis one-fourth In
terest in the territory leased BY the Pigs EsI
Co. from the v. y. 4 G. Go. to Bellsmy,
Crsmer and Rosebaum fer $4G0.
E. G. Palmer left for Burning Springs
this week 10 torpedo 3 wells. Burning
Springs seems 10 bs waking up to the i'm
portsuce Of torpedoing wells before sban'
doning them.
Asssrs Csngsr, Gibson 4 Sargent have
leased lot 80 ald 60 A, from the v. o. &
Go. aud will commence operation at suos
The style Of tie company 10 to b the Gid
e9a Pstrolsam Cs.-[volosno Lubrlcater.
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oo Thursday sveoisg, March 7.b, a Leap
Year Party will be given at the on Ex-
oospss Hotel, under the auspices Of Ito pop.
ulsr landlord, Mr. .. johnson. OF cour..
'ns ladies are oil expscted' to invite their
sen'lemsn friends to accompany them to the
too party. Ar. j has taken pity on the
stsrner sex however, aud will give them 4.
chance up to twelve O'clock; after that hour
Toe fslr sex will held unlimited sway. The
parry Will be THE affair Of the season, and
will be largely attended no doubt.
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"Big Thunder" . eitlzsn Of this place,
attended the mass meeting at Titusvills the
other night. Being an old fireman, when
'hs' alarm Of Hre was sounded, be rushed to
Inc rescue, IS an old fireman usually does,
but bad bis ardor dsmprd by accidentally
falling int the reservoir He was fished
ont ny one OF Titusville's cbivslsous firemen q
who demanded the moderate sum of $50 for
rescuing him. Fred. swssrs that II the
whole OF TiInsvills were 10 flames, and be
could save 1t by "be.riug o hand, "he would
see 1t burn by--John Rogers.
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Gold at Up. m. ITO
By special telegram from Oil City, v,

\ ~ special telegram from Oil City. Va
learn that upwards Of 5000 oil producers
snd business men from. the entire resiop
are In sstepdsncs-st tns mass meeting In
vi Ci'H to-day. The utmost uu,niuity
preva'''' ann measures are being taken to
isievs the depression caused BY the rascal
y soseue' Of the Sosth improvement Con.
bination monopoly.
Tslsgrams fros Me mayor Of Buffalo an
nounes that the business lnea' of ths. o,,y
VIII build rsilroad half the distance from
bana'o to Psrksr's hsndIng, end . large
delegation are 10 attendance 1t The meeting
We are Of the opinion .ha. tas nenopoly
VIII 10 'quslohsd. They have stirred I'd
Toe wrong class when they undertake TO run
the oil men.
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Since our last, the Kennedy & Jeffrey
well No. 2, ON the Monroe territory, has
been completed. In addition to the frs,
''show" At $40 feet. oil veins were struck at
42o, AS and $50 feet from the surface. The
we'll is now flowing largely, being estimat
at 100 barrels per day.
Messrs. Laucsy l. Varvelli's well on the
Msnroe properly is down about l3O feet.
A good well has also besa struck this
week ON the Lamont lot, q short distance
west of the Monroe isrm, of tho same con-
csssion. by Mr.. Motfatt OF Toronto. 1t is
said to be producing quite largely.-[Pe,-
rOlia Advertiser.
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VOICE AGAINST TIE OIL COMB.
NATION.
Petroleum Centre, Feb. -.

Petroleum Centre, Feb. -.
En-. RIcoRp:- IA this anaesnda that ID
now tightening is folds upon " must have
food or perish, would It net b. good plan
oput him On short ratiops. Suppose We
commence % bic western end (CIevelapd) J
and let ALL our producers and dealers enter
ints an agreement pst to cell drop Of oil
togo there, either directly or indirectly. l
think that would "ssoteh" that cad Of ths
ssaninile." We could then tackle Pitts
burg, and 6nslly (when our railroad is
built) New York, and thisk BY that time
eur local rsaners would do the 'sbsit" Of the
rsioing.
Let producers and cur local refiners work
together. Let their interests be identical,
and there will soon be established Q fair
nsrgin for refners. The price Of wheat
rules the price Of -four; why should not
crude rule the price Of refined.
PETE RcLEux.
The ideas Of our correspondent are good,
and would be feasible, We think, were all
our operators able to held their oil 10 tank
hong enough to starvs out the combination
aud bring the railroad and re6uers anacon-
Do TO terms. The difficulty would bs that
owners Of small wells could not bold their
oil, and would be forced to sell In order to
10y their rUnaiag expense, or slss sban.
don them sad SEEK more lucrative employ.
ment We should be pleased to have our
correspondent suggest ssne remedy for the
relief Of small operators in case his plan
we're adopted.
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At the Lsavsnworth Opera H0use, few
nights ago, . disconsolats lover attempted
10 blow out bis brains because bic issuesstH
attended The tbsstsr With snotbsr young
mao. Bystandsrs interisred and no bloed
vas shed.
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The Tidiouts Commercial says that opera
tions will sooa be commenced across the
river from TruDkeyviIls. Parties from
Tionesta will have the matter Ia chaegs.
and they feel eondisnt Of t'str' king OIL"
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~ GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
baud Scotch Ale and London Porter, espes
ally Tor family uss.
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II Go to the Jsmsslown Clothing Store
for your Clothing Of oil kinds. Tdry are
selling goods ''dirt cheap"
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: A new Odd Fellows hail, at Housewife,
will be publicly dedicated on Monday, March
4th. In the evening . lecture will be doliv.
cred by Past Grand Sire James 3. Nichol.
son, OF Philadelphia.
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Assbsssh eating is on the increase in
Farts;tt 10 the substitute Tor big drinks and
psh of'hrssdyiu other civilized cities But
Its effects are mere Immediately lsments-
ble.
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Ths BALDWIN locomotive works Of Phils.
as'p"'s sre capable Of turning out eisA
h's'- class l"como,ivs per week, and that is
w"A' wv "usvrstand they are at present
DUNG la this particular branch of mach
merry r"'t delpOls was the pioneer Of ,bi.
country.
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tB- Now 10 the time to purchase Winter
Clothing cheap, and A. ALDEN'S 10 the
place. jsnl3n.
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Take Notice.

Now 10 The tire TO buy yeus Apples. a. I
su selling them OF st prices that will ss-
tUeish leu, from ond dellsr barrel and up.
wards, or snytbing else 10 the store, ss Mr..
RsiRgs is going 10 close ent about the fret
Of The month. Call and see fer yourselves
E. Tr BRIGGs.
Per n. b. WARNER, Clerk.
doe e1.N
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~ Tho finest Stock Of fashionable Hat
the latest s,yies ever brought to lowI
Just received st Aldse's.
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cB Latest styles Of New York, Philadel-
phIa and Boston Hats and Caps jast rseeiv-
cd At A. Aldsn's Jamestown Clothing Store.
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Lifs.sizs Rembrandt pictares taken OF
Hempsted Il Cos Gallery.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!
Just received at Meaee d Armstrong;
Flour and Feed Store. 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold st low.
est cash pricest o29-tI
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Pictures colored 10 India Ink and oil, at
Hempsted 4 Cos Gallery. jan. Is.
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~ Cal and exumios those fashionable
Hss and Gaps just received st
feb. 2l-tt A. ALDEN'S.
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