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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-20

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Prsaesine st II o'clock A. NJ. aSd I
s'slsek r. NJ, BY the Pastor, W. G. BuRcH'
AsS. esbbstn School o. l3x, Directly
ahsr ieFsaooH Ssrvics.
Prayer Msetiag and Sabbath School
fsssbsrs Nss.iag Tussdsy evenings OF
aAeh week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-20
- stroIeum CeAtre Daily Record
RES. ssnsre Pa. Friday, Dee. 90.

Divine service.
harzODIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3srviOas every Sabbath at II A. N. ano
~ p. u. Sabbath School at l31f r. n.
sa6 frsa. A cordial Invitation extend.
Rsv. G. Moons, Pastor
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THE CONNECTICUT SysAToRsHIP.
Ferryitcs Weakening ga Revengcfui
Combination by the Hayvieyites i'm
Prospect.

Ferryitcs Weakening Revengcfui
Combination by the Havvieyites i'm
Prospect.
NEW HAVEN, May II, 1879.
The feeling OF animosity between the adherents
or Ferry aud Hgwley Is intense since the
causus than ever. II has become a settled sunvtc-
ton shat the combination between Ferry republi-
cans and democrats is likely to succeed as well as
that Ferry is no lOnger an administration sup
porter.
.. IL. P1att, OF Meridsn, late Chairman OF the Re.
pub'ican' Central Commtttee here was Yesterday
laboring earnestly for Hawley to waip the boilers
back into Gle party.
There are evidences or ~ weakening on the part
or Ferry republicans, and the republican organ of
Ferry's own county Is oue in a stormy editorial
urging the republicans to- discard the alleged
bargain with democrats, and suggests that
while Ferry Is Its choice for party har-
mony, he shoaid accept theverdict OF the caucus
and retire.
me republican journal published at Marifen In
hawley's interest Is very bitter against Ferry, ana
suggests that II 1t should appear through the
treachery OF Ferry's friends that no is likely Co be
elected the friends OF Hawley might properly unite
on Governor English and by counter combination
with the democrats chcckmate Ferry
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U 7 A H..
SALT LAKE Cry.

IS SALT LAKE Cry, May Il. 1872.
The following is the total shipment of ores and
bullion from this city for the past yearOres TO- 800
tons; bullion, 1870 TONS nearly all from these dis
tricts. Experts estimate that Utah IN year or
two besides the Silver product will supply all the
lead required in the United States
THE REGULAR REPUBLICANS.
mass meeting OF the national Union republicans
is called for on Tuesday next to elect twenty dele
gates from Salt Lake county to the convention to be
held at Corning
A SAIL ON SALT LAKE.
The steamer excursion on the Great Salt Lake
was highly successful, and will be often repeated
during the summer for the benefit OF tourists.
HEALTHY CROPS.
The crops throughout the Territory are reported
to be In fine condition. There is little or no fear
Eiis year or grasshOpper plague
BUILDINGS GOING UP.
Contracts to the amount OF nearly $500, 900 have
been made for buildings to be erected during the
next six months.
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FATAL RESULT OF A SATURDAY NIGHTS
CAROUSAL,

Yesterday forenoon Robert Hayes became in
VOWED In quarrel with his brOtherin-law Bernard
Moran, at the formers residence, North Fifth and
Third streets, Williamsburg, when Moran struck
Hayes powerful blow the neck with his
clcnched nst. The blow took effect on the jugular
vein and the neck was disocated, causing death in
short time. The men had been carousing to-
gether on Saturday night ana kept 1t up until the
tragedy occurred. When Moran found that the
effect OF his assault on his brother-in-law was OF n
serious character he went to DR.. Sweeney's Office
In North Sixth street, and brought that gentleman
to the aid OF the sufferer but Hayes was past
surgical aid. He died shortly after the
DOCTORS arrival. The police were Immediately no.
tined OF the occurrence and arrested Moran, who Is
confined in the Fourth street station house, Patrick
Hail. who was present when the fatal blow was
struck, was also arrested and detained as Witness
All the parties were intoxicated. Moran il one
armed veteran OF the and lately held position
IN the New York Custom House. Since his dis
charge he has spent his time in dissipation and idle
ness. Hayes was a shoemaker by occupation, a
man OF quiet and Industrious habits He formerly
resided In Lynn, Mass
Coroner Whitehill will investigate the case to day.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE GOLDEN LIBERALS.


SAN FRANCISCO, May II, 1872
The liberal republicans will organize for the Pres
Dental contest throughout California Immediately.
Frank Pixley announces his intention to stump the
State for Greeley.
RECKLESS OPERATOR BAGGED.
Phil. Smith, stock operator, was arrested, last
night, charged with falsely representing himself as
the agent Of John p Jones, thereby inducing the
firm of Child & Tibbey to purchase large amount
Of ChoIar stock on jones' account. When they
went to deliver the stock they were informed that
Smith had no authority to order it,
SPLIT IN THE RAPIQAt CANT,
Advces from Washington Territory say that the
appointment OF Governor Ferry as Governor Is sure
to make split in the republican party OF that Ter
ritory.
SPLIT IN THE INTERRUPTED
In Oregon the democrats are dissatisfied with the
State ticket and there will probably be three tick
cts In the field.
The travel to the Yosemite Valley has COM
menced.
The survey OF the Southern Pacific Railroad from
Gilroy to Fort Yuma, on the Colorado River via The
San Garg0nia Pass Is completed.
POLAR EXPEDITION.
Parry's dog sedge and raft expedition In search
of the open Polar Sea sails via Alaska this week.
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SPAIN.
Inc Carhst Surrender Still in Ptcgress-Army
concentration in 8iscay-The Treasury
Budget and the Church,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HenALu:

MADRID May IL, 1872.
The Cariists continue to give In their ons
to the officers OF the government
Marshal Serrano will have the greater portion OF
thc forces under his command concentrated in. hhe
province OF Biscay tomorrow
CROWN FINANCE AND THE CLERGY
The annual budget has been made public. The
expenditures Of the past fiscal year were 6s2 900
pesetas, anu the receipts 64s,OOOoOO The budget
proposes to'levy tax OF ten per cent ON railway
fares. The tax on the interest OF the internal debt
Is retained. Legacies are also taxed and the tax
on landed property is increased ten per cent.
The budget for the maintenance of the clergy ia
continued substa ntially without change.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Hon. Charles II. Sheriff., OF Washington, d. G.,
has arrived at the st Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel w. r.. Duff, OF Texas and delegation OF
the Philadelphia City Council, at the Grand Cen
trail Hotel.
Hon. John Frazer, Member of Parliament, Can
ada is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Judge John II. Reynolds, of Albany, is domicled
mt the Metropolitan Hotel.
Congressman s. w. Kellogg, of Connecticut, and
ex.Congressman Bradley Barlow, of Vermont, are
among the late arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
C. II. Branscomb, United States Consul at Man
chester, Eng. is registered at the St. Denis HOTEL
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Confirmation Of the Reported Retreat Of the Rev
olutionists Toward Monterrey General
Cevallos in Reynosa-Rumored
Revolt Of Cortina.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MATAMoROS, Mexico, Nav ~, 1872.
General Treviho with small cavalry force left
Camargo four days ago going in the direction OF
Linares and MOntery General Quroga left at the
same time with few infantry marching toward
Mier, which is also route to Monterey by a diff
ferent road than that taken by Trevno. The rev0-
lutlOnary force with them was small unclad and in
need OF provisions.
rrhe above is partly confirmation OF the HER
AID special report published yesterday.-ED.l
General Cevalos entered Reynosa to-day. It is
rumOred that General Cortina refuses to obey Gen.
eral Cevallos' ORDERS and will operate on his own
account and live Off the country. This, however,
needs confirmation.
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Counter Case or the United Stntes-A
Marked Admission.

CoorERsrOwN May 8, 1872
To THE EDITOR OF THE hERALD:-
DEAR SR--in looking over .'the counter case or
the United States presented to the Tribunal OF
Arbitration at Geneva under the provisions Of the
treaty OF Washington" copy OF which to-day
came into my possession printed in Paris find
IN section 0 the following, which appears to be
very marked admission on the part OF the United
states, ana which do not remember to have seen
commented on by the daily press therefore ask
your attention to it,
Both parties contemplate that the United States
VIII cndeavOr to establish in these proceedings
some tangible connection of cause and effect be-
tween the injuries for which they ask compen
and the acts committed by the several vessels
which the treaty c0ntemplates are to be shown the
fount OF those injuries. The Tribunal OF ArbItra-
tlon being Judicial body, invested by the parties
with the functions necessary for determining the
issues between them and being now seized OF the
substance OF the matters in dispute will hold itself
bound by such reasonable and established rules of
law regarding the relations of cause and effect "a IL
may assume that the parties had In view when they
entered into their arrangement to make this refer
encc.
What Is the natural and proper construction to
pc placed upon this language That consequential
damages, where there can be no "tangible c0nnec-
ton OF cause and eifectn were expected Or il it
virtually admitted here that "a judicial body"
"bound by such reasonable and established rules or
law" &C., must necessarily reject them do not
attempt to argue the quest on, but only venture to
call the attention OF able writer's on this important
subject TO tho above admission. II, as now seems
10 De admitted neither our government nor Great
Britain consider there Ia really thing in this pre-
tended claim for consequential damages, should the
ratfcati0n OF treaty OF such Importance to the in
terests OF both countries be endangered by the dis
cusson of . matter not actually in the 'scase 2"
Respectfully yours, S. NJ. SHAW.
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THE QUESTION IN ENGLAND.
lEeRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Active and Continuous Correspondence
Between the Cabinets I'm Washington
aud Mt st. Jamcs'-The American De-
spatches Not Definite In Proposition
English Hope from President Grants
Policy aud the Action Of the Senate
british Political Feeling.
LONDON, May IL, 1872.
The London Observer says communications have
,oon nasslnc between the Cabinets OF Washington
and London all the past week on the subject OF the
Alabama claims.
The government Of the United states has as yet
made no definite proposition OF favorable CHAR
acter There Is ground for hope, however, that
President Grant may recommend ana inc Senate
approve a modification of the Treaty OF Wasnlns'
ton. The course OF the British government pc'oie
Parliament tomorrow depends on the repy VI Wy
Washington Cabinet Public opinlon Ia Lpg'ano 70
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PHILADELPHIA'S ROWDIES.

Brutal Attack ON Peaceab1e Citizens.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May IL, 1872.
This afternoon a gang of rowdies attacked num-
Der of peaceable Germans at Smiths Island, oppo-
site the city. Three special officers interfered and
securing three men took them on board the
boat to bring them across to the city.
They were followed by the gang of roughs
and fearful fight took place on board, in which
several men were badly injured. The officers were
severely hurt On reaching the city other officers
came to their assistance, and running fight took
place through the streets for a distance OF three
squares. Nine of the gang were captured, One Of
the officers had his head cut and ribs broken.
Another was terribly beaten,
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

The P1U MAJ Gdzet,e, In clever article On
French Students" declares that the type OF stu
dent depicted In Henri Munger's ''yie de Boheme,,
mas long ago disappeared 'The revolution OF
40 proved fatal to the Latin Quarter student az it
dld 10 some other institutions The part he took In
republicans demonstrations and speech clubs rem
uered him nuisance to the community Baron
Haussmann did the rest When he took to Knocking
inc whole Latin Quarter to pieces TO build tho
naunting Boulevard st. Michel the link which had
once knit the whole student world into one happy
cheek-byjowl br0therhooc' was broken.
At the present day student consists OF a silk hat q
coat that has seen better days, a parcel OF books
carried under the LETT ARM ana 5OOI worth Of
debt"
EDWIN ATHBRsTONE, tho poet, author OF THE
Fall OF Nineveh" and for half a century a well
known literary man, died last MONTH aged eighty
four. He was receiving a pension of f1oo year
from the Literary Fund" of tie British govern
MEMS
GEORGE w. DAsENT Will translate Asb5rnsenr
TALES from the Field" new collection OF Morse
popular stories.
DIR. LAuRENs r. HIcKoK's new works I'm press are
humanity Immortal; or, Man Tried, Fallen ana
Redeemed" and "Creator and Creation; or The
knowledge IN the Reason of God ana His Work"
WILLIAM CHAMBERS, In his life OF his brother
Robert, who died recently worth million. tells
how he began life bookseller, at sixteen with
out a penny OF capital, but with couple OF shelves
full OF Old books from tho family chest eked out by
MS copies of Horace Virgil and ether schooibooks.
from that day he became selfsupportng.
THE FRESHEST, BREEzIEsr book OF travel that
mas appeared for many day Is "South Sea Bubbles.
by the Earl and the Doctor" It IL the voyages in
bewltching Polynesia of Lord Pembroke and Dr.
Kingsley. The Sandwich Islands are the specia, de-
light OF both voyagers
THE DUKE or SOMERSET, whose book .Christtau
Theology and Modern Scepticsm,' has told the
plain truth about the unbelicf OF the thinking
classes, is head Of the oldest duca family save one
in England
THE LATEST LIBEL CASE In London was brought
by solicitor who was libelled in q novel. Mr.
Alfred Bate Richards, author OF $50 Very Humans
was the culprit, and the suit was withdrawn on his
agreeing to the humiliating terms Of suppressing
his book, handing over all the unsod copies to his
prosecutor, paying 1ne OF ESQ ana making an
apology In open court.
WE ARE to have Mr.. Edmund Yates, the novelist,
next winter In the United States lccturing on his
"reminiscences OF Thackeray, Dickens ana Jerrold
Will he tell us how the first named had him expelled
from the Athennum Club for ridculing his cIhack-
cray's broken bridge OF n noseY
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BRUTALITY BEATEN.

Last night James Kittorene, OF 1872 Kent avenue,
Brooklyn, and Joseph Frebolere, OF 23O First ave-
nue., had alteration In the saloon OF Henry
Zipp at 22s First avenue, during which the former
was struck on the head with hungstarter and
feed to the d0or receiving severe and dangerous
wound. While lying helpless on the Moor Kitt0rene
was kicked about the head and body by FretbOere's
father. The latter arrested by an officer OF the
Seventeenth precinct and VIII be arraigned at the
Tombs this morning Young FreibOlere made his
escape and Is still at large.
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FIRE IN PITTSBURG.

PfTTsBuRG, Pa, May IL, 1872.
The lead works OF Fahnestock, Hazlett
Schwartz on Liberty street, took fire this afternoon
and were entirely destroyed together with the
dwelling adjoining. Falnestock, Hazett
Schwartzloss is very large, probably 100000
insured for $50 000 $4,000 In each OF the loilowIng
companies North American, OF Phlladeiphia;
Hartford, of Hartford international, OF New YORK;
Delaware Mutual, of Philadelphia; Union, OF Ban
COR Me- and the balance In Pittsburg companies.
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CUT WITH A RAZOR.

Last night Carl Waltz, shoemaker, twenty-seven
years of age, residing at No. Al Sullivan street,
while In the lager beer saloon at No. so Sullivan
street, was assaulted by Bernard ArmOn, a tailor,
OF No. 30 Sullivan street, who cut him the right
leg with razor, innctng severe wounds. lie was
taken home by friends. ArmOn made his escape
and il still at large.
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DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
LITTLE FALLS, n.

LITTLE FALLS, n. Y, May IL, 1872.
The Hcrkmcr Count> Democratic Convention
sends General Y. c. Priest OF Little Falls, delegate
10 the state Convention, and endorses Greeley az
Brown.
PORT JERvIs, n. j., May IL, ls- p
Lewis Cuddieback was yesterday chosen dole.
gate 10 she Democratic State Convention fc I'm the
Second orange district; alternate Ord Friend.
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FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP,

Mr.. Sergeant Parry, according to the Lam
Times is retained for the prosecution of the Itch
borne claimant. IL is understood that the law
officers win take no part in the proceedings, nut
That tile learned Sergeant Will lead for the CROWN
The Queen has presented Captain Speedy, who
had charge Of the of King Theodore az the close
OF The Abyssinian war, with handsome goln Watc'
and chain. on the watch was engraved, 10 Oap
tain speedy, from Victoria H."
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THE TENTH AVENUE RUFFIANS,

Between eight and nine O'Clock on Saturday
night as Robert Burns, OF $50 West Fortieth street.
was passing through Thirty-ninth street. between
Ninth and Tenth avenues, with his wife, two broth
ers, named Thomas and James Hallick, seized hold
Of his watch chain and pulling his watch valued at
40 from his pocket, stole u ana rAp morning
of the T,ws.U3fG Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market
yney denied the charge, but were committed in
default of 81, 600 bail each to appear for trial.
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SHOT FOR NOT LENDING A HORSE.
PHILADELPHIA, May IL, Is

PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1872.
This evening william Ramsey, night watchman,
employed at the Girard Tune Works Of Murphy n
Co.. was shot by Samuel Woodow, driver for the
same firm. Woodrow entered the place and
demanded horse, which Ramsey had no right to
rive him without an order This he told Woodrow,
who, In a frenzy, drew his revolver and fred the
ball entered Ramseys nose and passed behind MS
left ear, producing dangerous wound
The wounded man was taken to the hospital.
Woodow has not vet been arrested.
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At meeting of delegates Of the various
German singing societies this afternoon
1t was resolved to give grand
torchlight procession in honor Of Franz Abt
the German composer, on Wednesday night. On
Friday night concert will be given at the
Academy OF Music. He will reach Philadelphia on
Wednesday at noon.
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FRANCE.
-. Gambetta's Advice for National Regeneration
by Moral Force.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May II 1877.
M. Gambctta replying to an address from a
dsputaton of Alsatians, SAID ''France must not
speak OF revenge" He advised them to adopt IA.
thence and tenacity the watchwOrds for the fli-
ture. True to policy OF which these are the key
notes. France would oh tain satisfaction without
rasorting 10 the sword.
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ayerse TO any aetion which wiz close negotiations
for a settlement

London Press Comments This Morning.
Hope OF an Adjustment by the With
draWal Of the Indirect Da Ses eta inn.
LONDON Monday Morning, May 10.
The London Times and other London papers
OF TINS morning are OF the opinion that
tue announcement OF Friday that ne
gotmti between Great Britain and the
united states with regard TO the indirect claims
In the Alabama case had been broken or, was pre-
mature The Times SAYS positively that all will yet
DC righted IL maintains that the American
government has agreed in principle . withdraw
the claims for indirect damages and advises for
bearance on the part OF both houses OF Parliament
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A FOREST FIRE,

CARLISLE Pa, May H. l812'
dis .astrous fire has been burning for tie pas'
six d. avs on South Mountain. u commences - ="
vict nifty of the Pine Grove furnaces ,, worrine
ro ging stronger thar ever anu y .u9n' 1 LARGO
own the mountain toward uol9 ,3F9'
nurnhar of trees has been dcsUOtNh'
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
FO0tIiHht Flashes.

Sarasate has concert at Stenway Hall tonight
Miss Nininger has q benefit concert at Irving Hall
tomorrow evening.
Josh Hart brings out burlcsquc on Days "Art-
Gle ~" this evening at the Comque.
Mrs. Fanny Foster, the lady who made such a
successful debut at Wallack's last week In the
character or Grace Harkaway, has been for a long
time the star OF the Amaranth and other amateur
dramatic organizations.
the great event OF the summer season will be the
commencement OF Theodore Thomas grand con
certs TINS evening at Central Park Garden. The
place has been fitted up gorgeOusly, ana the or.
chestra Is even better than during previous sea-
sons.
lie Prophetic" has been brilliant success at the
Stadt Theatre, OWING to the artistic abilities OF Miss
cara Peri, Madame Fabbri and Mr.. Jacob Muller
me other persons In the cast were rather beneath
the required standard, the chorus was unsatisfac.
tory and the orchestra excellent.
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A LYNCH MURDER.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May IL, 1872
negro In Jail at Carthage, Tenn, charged with
rape on a white lady, was taken out by five men
and hanged to tree and aiterward shot WIN
nia
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DEATF. AT THE BRAKE.

PfyUGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, May IL, 1872.
brakeman named Palmer Carman, of Green
busb was kill ID on the Hudson River Railroad last
evening at rotor. He was hurled from car ana
his head w0 severed from his body
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- So. -.---...s~ -
Irish Presbyterian church in this city yester-
day the Rev. David Mitchell preached an effect
i've sermon on the opening of Africa to the
Gospel. In recognizing the great good which
the self-sacrifcing Livingstone has achieved
for civilization among the colored heathens
of the hitherto sealed recesses Of the
Ethiopic Continent the worthy pastor found
good reason to praise the efficient aid which
the HERALD has extended in bringing back the
heroic missionary. This is just The Gospel,
which goes hand in hand with Christian civil
cation has no more active agent than the
newspaper which the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell sasl 50
honestly commended to his attentive congre-
cation.
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PETROLEUM PRODUCTION.
TTTUsvILLE, Pa, May l.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, May H. 1872
The Courier OF this city viii publish tomorrow
morning the following report OF the production OF
petroleum for the month OF April
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Bethesda Water-Fresh from Wnukcsha -
BY DITMAN n Co, Druggists, Astor House. New York.
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Cosfnr,a Extermi I'm ators and Insect Pow.
DER kills rats reaches bcdbugs, moths, cockr0accs
COSTAR COMPANY, 2T Centre street
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Becbc's Rnnges.-No. 1, Largest Family
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND, Nos s. 10 and IL Rcade street.
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BELGIUM.
The Rate Of Discount Advanced.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Y0Rk HERALD.

BKUssEIs, May II, IS72.
The Bank of Belgium has raised its rate OF dis.
count to five per cent