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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

The Petroleum Monthly for January Is oa
our table. This valuable magazine 10 filed
With snts:tsining reading relating to the
oil business, and is now, one Of the beet
monthly msgssines published. 1t has bsen
improved geographically. and IL now print
ed on bssutiiul tinted paper. Msssrs. Bow.
nss b Linn, publishers, Oil City, Pa
Terms $500 per sunum.
The Vsnango Citizen recently donusd q
new drs'' and presents . aus appearsnce.-
Fos Citizen 10 good puper and we are
v'ss'sd 10 note i.s prosperity. May it con-
sinnas
The Titns'iils suud., News s,s. appears
u new drssa. Good luck TO II.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05


Runepal Proesssion-aema bv
she 0amlns.
tSs- Louis Rspublieas New York Letter. I
II : Victoria and Tssnesses were No,
amused they must bs ldificnit creatures Ia
'ns'r'sie. The boys invited tssrp to spec (,
aod we're parsicslsrIy happy 10 their re-
mark' on 'hsis personal. appearance. A
oig 'ow.besdsd boy sung out: Which is the
cid cat they calls the next President. Oh!
NY sin's she ugly! Say, old gel, give us a
song and dance. Is that::yonr own hair or a
scratch: Open your moutb-yer 'fraid to.
Tor tear the hose -cars1 think lie the depo,
and drive 10. Jshu! what . noise, saws a
LAD within foot Of Victoria; / hsiut seen
such noss sicce ! had the measles, aud
then the doctor had il 10 pick q bile with.
The nss.y little nuisances stood 10 eoid
masses about the women. Colonel Blood
aud Stephen Pearl Andrews mau fully strov.
TO Protect tbs brOkerssses; but the boys
seemed TO know ali about matter, aud said :
Now bis bl0od's up-Say, CspI'n-ils oil
right-we're oil Tree lovers. When q chcsp
transparency made ito appearance with =
delegation, bearing inscription, and they
bad all things 10 com0on, then the crowd
shouted, Fetch the banner over here! GIVE
II to .WoodbulI! Here's the gal tor that
motto! Finally the procession started and
those uahappy women, foot sore and insult
ed, walked miles through the mud which
covered everything, supported by the great
est rabbis that ever. paradsd, one weak.
baud, thirty or forty lower class French wo.
men, and thousands Of wild, ungry.look!ng
men. 1t was ridiculous on ibs part OF the
Police ~ iaisrfers with the Commusisls. o.
they did o. the proceeding Sunday, siacs
that act was The only one that gays any
sof! Of conss quence to the whole affair.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

RE M0VAL.

Tho Office of the Daily Re.
cord has been removed to the
building situated four doors
below the late location. direct.
~ opposite the MeClintock
House, and next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. Orrs friends are
invited to call and sec us.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05
A demure looking chap hailed q. a.chareoa

demure looking chap hailed q a-chareOs
peddler with the query, "Hsve You 60,
charcoal In your wagon!" "Yes, sir
said the expsctant driver, stopping his
horses. "Thst's right" observed the de-
murs chap. with an approving nod; al
ways tell the truth and people will respesl
you!' Add he hurried on, nueh to the
regret Of the peddler, who WAS setttus on
OF the wsgou to look Tor bricks Danbury
News.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

1t 10 suggested toMe Gilmore to intro
duos At the coming jubilee the Song OF the
sbirt." performed BY . sewing m,obine-s
sinser, ofcouFss,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05
Apples, ApUles!

Just received On. hnndi-d barrels o. itosc
nice APPLES iiotn the farm, aud twenty
barrels OF our hest ClDER-ths best tha,
ever came to thla ionu. Call and see for
yourselves.
Nov u 81. II. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

IN GAFFNEy keeps constantly OF
hand Scotch Ale and London Porter, ess-e
ally Tor family nor!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05
NOTICE i!
For Sale or Rent.

The building lately occupied by a. X
Shl'i's asa Bakery aud Grocery Store. En
euire Of
II. c. JARVIS
Petroleum Centre. Pa. dec S.lw
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

t8 Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for Ene CIGARS
anu cheap fer Cash.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

WHEREAS. Letters of Administration G,
The Estate of EDWIN VAUGHN, d-c-ns.
Ell. late OF Petroleum Centre, haze been
grAn'ed to the Snbscrbcr, all persons having
Chains are requested to present the same,
anu all pers"ns indebted are requested TO
make et,lrmanis without DELAY.
Mrs. MARIA G. VAUGHN.
nov. Zi-6W. Pearson Farm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

Go t" ALDEN's for the isttst style. Hats
Cape.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

Aeons 100 men ar, =. pr.ssu. .t work on
Pionssr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

New stock Of Winter Clothing
at tALDENS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05
GIRL WANIED.

A Girl wanted to DO general housework
Apply to
MRS OWEN GaPFygY.
l'u Es0en Farm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05
LsDC,ll Notices.

Z. Al. PettensiIl 4 Co. ~
Park Row, New Ystk, and Geo. p. howell 4 Co
Advertising Agents are the sole agents for the Pc
roieum Centre DAILY RscoRD in ,hat city. Ad
vsrtissrs in that city are requested tslsavs th~r
ayors ith either Of tee above house,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-05

Woodhuil ana Olassin In shs aossel
kunesaS Proesssaon-Remarks By
she Canine.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
COTTON MARKETS.

Pu1ApE1pH1A April 29.-Coiton 5nni aiddiings 23ll.
LOUISVILLE, April Z9--CoiOn hrm; Middings Zic
ST. Louis April 30 cotton dull and nominal Mddngs 22c
MOBILE Apn 29-COttOn steady; Mddng 22tdE5ci net re-
ceipts Ti3 bales sales 300 bales s.Ock 9 bl2 bales
BosroS 2J-C0toD Ecuve Mddhnes 2I 12fc gross re
ceipt bales; $50 bales; stock, - on bates
NKwORLRASs April 29CotOn quiet but hrn hddngs ic net
gross LAS bales; erposo hVre, ZbO5 bales
10 barcelona ITO bales; 40 Saes stock Sy4
AUGUSTA April 29CottOn stoogi hdinss 2Zc net receipts
rs bales; sales. It's bales. - .-,
CsC1SNAr April advancing Low Mddhngs i G22ie
the latter asked. .,,.
HoRYoLK April 29Co.tOn quiet Low Ntdlng- 2ec net re-
ceipts. 6J bales eIPOrs-coa~se, LIB baesi sales o bales
stock 3,sj9 bales
sAyAsSAH April 2Coton marke bare ofstock hoers very au
Nj ng a22gc receipts iB bales erpOrs-coas.ise, N'
bales; sales 100 bales stock 70 799 bales. -
April 49, Cotton arm; Mddng Ut zJsc receipts sz
CHARLESTON April aeCoon arn Mtdngs, 3tc net receipts
I1 bales; erporscoasSse 6f bales sales 200 bei stock H. %
bales
BALTIMORE April 2sCoon firm; gs25t 92e net receipts
$50 bales; eIporsto Great sflan @ bales coast
40 baesJi0 last evenings stock lY bales
WILMINGTON April 29-Coon Hm Mfings, Hic; net receipts
expos-coastwie E6 bales sales y bales stock, I+
b
GALVESTON April 29-Coon sieiyi Good Orrnary 20tHoc
trrat Bta DA4rs
l,sOs bales; sales. 2Oj bales stock, lO,%h bales
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

scarcely enough ss,ss today to fix prices
but we will call shearef sheep, ete7tc wool lots
Lambs are scarce and wanted for peas are very
penty-ss per bush. Hume Elliott at Forty eighth
n Ohio sheared sheep. 103 ~ at &c., 1s8, same weight
73c 29 30 n S04 wool sheep, 100 H. lotc Total for
the week. 2765 wool at SO co. and 1891 shearcd at o.
j Kirby sold somd clipped culls at &c. sa Ohio
sheared 81 n al 3c 25l WOOL II b. at lOc and W OF W
~ at iOsc. Total, 1923, at -. ~
Judd Buckingham sold I5e Illinois 90 n, at 9ic To-
tai. 2I6i. at SS % average.
Lereh & Barnes sold 1, ,34s at 20 ~.
J. n Pidcock, at Communpaw, 60 Ohio sheared sheep,
g6 H. pedded out AT T3c and i6 lambs OF 80 ~ at So To-
tai 5.sO0 at q 9103c., averaging sS 90 per head.
Kase Hauyer Co. sold l45l at 81 G9ic or S8 "a eacn
HOGS-TOtal, So 1871, against 32,l97 for the previous
week and there is change TO note. single car III
n Ohio live hogs brought s. 9Si cwt Dressed sold az
5c heavy for 200 d. &C for l60 D. and Cd 0et Tor
plgs.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

ovpoy Anil selIg mConsols openei a for monel ana
oq m the ncco, Fvs-rseuT bonus. Bo3s 9Ot
la,,s ala 9Il; 1905, g3l Ten Forties. 8li.
PARIS Apnl 29-s. m-Rentes opened al S4f 5c
a. opened duf miulng CpAnuS
I'd Middling Orleans, Il 0llll Breadstufs quiet NJ,
AxrwRRP, april 2Petoieum, 81 francs DBL Tor me IA"
LIvKRPooL April 1850 m-Coon cosed s;eadyI Mddng
Upi-nds Mlding Orleans lf0us sales OF ihe Jay iV
BE- -3OO0 export and speculation. - a..
sDoS. April 29;3J m-Consols s3i for DON money anu VIC
-.
LoyDoy April 29S " m-wednesday will be observed s hon
Sa in e Stock Exchange Con,os sJs aud 9
for the account States FVerweny bonds Iouzs W.
1855 old gl4; 1865 4l Ten-Foraes. Bgs.
PARIs April 29-p m.Hentes closed al o4f blc -, -.
Aprl 2g-5 Cheese b6 cvt for The bes
cdes az Amercgr hne Bacon for Cumberland Cut
LovpoN April m.Taow SAC Ie ewt. for Russian He
fnei Petroleum, Jog altid per gallon - ....- e-.-.-
LoSDoN April 2Eyening. nseed On So l5 per tun spirits
Turpentine. a. q ~ T. cwL go -- -. r.,
LivEKPoo April Bening-Clove Seed q Qie per ewt for
American Red. Spirits Tarpentne. a. per cWL
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
financial.
NFES, SALE of the ALABAMA and

A SSIGNEES' SALE of the ALABAMA and
N CHATTANOOGA X. RIn the District Court Of the United
Middle District A.abaDain BankraptcY IL tie matter
Of the ALBANIA Railroad Company bansufur
Of the said made the h day of hsch
Is2 the undegned Asgnee Bankruptcy o. the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad Company, hereby notice hat uy VII
public the hIesan BASIN IN the CJ Of
Hontgomerv Albania MONDAY The twenty second lay
Of lS7l all the continuous railroad Of sad Com from m
Meridian. the
Wauhaehe IN the State Of Tennessee together WIN rs ano.lss,
ealmeus rolling stock mucBeh0ps deots waler sons road
tools and other rgh interest," or
estate whatsoever which cOnyeyei By sail Aabhms ana Nh
Railroad by ts deed OF nt er
ete1 nineteenth day ~ December 1863 70 seth Adams
Fraus and John Denerr Trustees together with e machn
sofs MACHINERY and tools dpot ahd saonuuts N NE @ o.
TIE
Alabama it, noseneHts sf The tfs mortgage boi OF
s RAILROAD Ccmpsny the lien o holders snd OF the
bonds ndori by The State Of Aama e amount
da subject ." te
lien Of the STATE Of Alabama for Interest paid on sad ars' mort
iEh hundred ~ uossni hss
hundred dollars aRi subject u The further lea Of e a
Of Alabama for Leefr sli frat mortgage
bod a. ~ much Of said Road OF the stae ~
O. ofga tG lies. Should sah len oi The
s,sit m Gelr-ia seled listed por sOr aid
tea The SAD i.oai ginle sold .l.a csabcrl tefrpf
join H. GisDnN,{ A.t'oe. 60 iar.ro.'c. fhs
SAN. B JONEs Ar
JBHN y BAihDf 'aN.- l.4lat IIm,4ay
Montgomery, Ala, A-fS- a. H.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

The remaining horses will be shipped 10 90 st0n.
Messrs. Johnston Van Tasselfs regular semi weekly
sale OF horses carriage arBess. etc. w1 ~ usual aks
place tomorrow Tuesdayl. the 3th inst. az AZ O'Clock.
A complete and very desirable establishment consist
ing Of fine pair o. closely matched bay horses. gold
mounted double harness. and almost new landau, ~
offered private sae, the NewYOrk GALES and 5f0r
age Repository, corner oi Twenty NTH st. and Fourth
ave.
by John L. Vandewater, auctlOneer, At stable No. ~
Great Jonesst., at 1919 a. to-n0rrOw Iuesday tho
3Oth inst
Messrs. Miner & Stevens, the well-known r7anufastu
OF fine carriages will on the ist OF May remove ther
carriage warcrOOms from No 65G Broadway their fac
tory Nos lis East Thirteenthst AMI buyers wl
lind IL To their advantage 10 visit the Old feposOry pro-
vious to the removal. Good bargains Can, rule 10
made at such occasions.
A. ). Flandrau of NO. East EighteentFss OF pony
DhaetOn fame exhibits large assOrtnt nc Ot tnesb
graceful little equipages. These basket paeons ara
trimmed with morocco and have also un0 elias hea IA
all coors and ladies' will find difficulty II finding Juss
the shade suiting the complexion.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
RORSE AND CARRTAGE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Monday, April %, 1871.


The supply in the general horse market nc
the opening Of the week Ia large and equal 10 all require
ments Of the present trade. Business 10 day mod
ratey active for work horses Of all kinds only few
sales Of hOrses have been reported Tile best
the Bulls Head Market made by r. A. Fitch who sod
one pair Of bay geldngs 1911 hands high. years od.
bred in Otsego County, this state for 1880 ~ may ~
remarked here however, that such large prices for
spans OF carriage not the rule, but rather ta
exception in the New-Y0rk horse market and only
paid for very stylish snowy weinatched and perfectly
sOrnd pairs
The horses recently brought 20 this market by d. x
Prescott Of Missouri offered today - the hghest
bidders at Messrs. Barker d Chases CITY Auction
Mart and New-York Tattersails. The steadance wss
fair enough. and II the owner Of the Stock had let
the management entirely 10 the Orica'iig auction
eer major g. ". Barkert, the sale might nave
been n successful one bot IL was, the lack VI
OF Judcious advertising, the describing and recO.nd-
ing oi each lot by the IN place Of the aucuones
and the out Of the horses under saddle, n-tso
OF In harness led by the halter. ous mistakes.
interfering essentially with the favorable result 0f s
sale. Only few horses found buyers urlcrs below
their actual value. To the credit Of Mr. Prcott II must
be said that he cred his horses without any reservations
whatever and employed 90 protect hts interest
he
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

per North Tesseis ana RrlToffs -,
April ,a49 pkeS Ashes Pkgs BeeFvax SsS bales Cocn iS'
bags Cotton bbs Copper pKg Dried Fruit %e hb~ ess
bbE Flour 200 BUSH Whesi 80 lbs BUSH Corp lop9 bnSl rs
Seed ~ bags tax Seed W
hb Resns II baes Flax bbls Meal $50 bags Corn
Meal bbls bales Hemp bSts Hops go HIDES
bales Hides IS bales Moss 2 bbls o. Moa
los bbs Spirits Turpentne hO bhlA Crude Turpenne 200 bb~
pitch bbs Ron OIL Cake 2l0 pkgs Pork 81 rkg
Cut Meats pkgs So kegs Lard lob pkgs Butter 1913 pkg
Cheee Taow bbl Lard Oil 20 bags Peanuts IL pkgs c
Is bhs n 2G40 Starch, 81 bags 2Jl hh
Tobacco and Tobacco IA bb WHISKY 20 bales
Wool. Il6 bales Skins, Silver Ore % bbl Oil
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

r,,., vrry dull and Common hut d for Choice Barley
Gs dull 0s active and nrmer the sales are
81 40 bush Ohio rel @gSc IN store Mhite Al SEC
anf S3c ahosti White az asc On
,,k scvvhe demand In part speculative
bush 93d9c in small lots At
80 state and closes tAme shippers bold
"a nd therc speculative for the aFe me
- are bash Mixei az 1691c closing tame al o
- white al Tie do Yeox 7GTic, Southern White At 'Sc
Ste Round Yellow q. Stc
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
OFFICE OF
U. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,

NLN-IOHh- ApTII = I''I
During ihe month of lcc SHALL b. orf receive bids for
Coli and of,rs VI Bonds follows.
BIS FOR GOLD.
THURSDAY, May 1.-Two Millions.
THURSDAY, May 9-Two Millions
THURSDAY. May l6-Two MAloaa
THURSDAY May 23-TSo Mihuns
THURSDAY, My JO-rwo Millions
OFFERS Of BONDS
"WEDNESDAY. Msy 1.-Two Millions
WEDNESDAY,. MY 9-Tyo MlIou~
WEDNESDAY May l5-Two Nlion&
WEDNESDAY MAY 22-Two MlionA
WEDNESDAY. Nay 29-Two mHi0Hs
certified check for Five per Of ia oF' must he deposited
Herewith Proposals. viii opened y clock each ia7 7sc
tel The Treasury may option ,pl of Of bonds or bids for
gold in excess o. advertised Tor.
Printed forms for proosas regulations 70 he o5rvei vii
Ia t--,ish.a n tlts o.B,e THOMAS HILLuOUSE,
Asst Treasurer T. 6
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

gty-ho market Is sr with den1udi gnete a. ~ 20 20
la, ~ 10 for Clover Straw s@ Sn q1s, al - - l. '''
s6AssBsFOgn continue a "a aud Nd. .SS:
ch,nge Domestic s scarce and arm saes '' mus y"
NAVAL SroREs-spr Tupenne has been quoted oer "n n
5'o. ~. cs S al ssc 3 Ss in ar snl 50 bits ia lot:
tm do me- " & & ,a i5As G m Is sas reported Of 500 Oo Strained
- 80 and lls bbs Pale a. % & M :, sa; CITY Pitch sner but
OILS e. iasee8 quiet and Unchanged cruhsrs se srn at @
Cuie sperm que. but steady Naae IS in moaeas elae anu
s Ae3sae1 9m P es i arseJ iarT scrge and siy tt
freedom the sales ea'9 and ieuisi a 40 % 0V & W
future deliver aa SHES Of 100 ,a s9s e. nss; % "a
> July and held al sI' 81 for Aaggs gus Beef is n %sisT,os s ,o
P,n M .n sioSs2 Tor Extra Mes Terce Beet is in aher
better demand Ana though no higher The %aAs, mai & has Nc con 5
oI IN s :, So s91 for western Cut Meats sprns
ofrsi N l good demand AID generally rule quit hn on al s
grades 6.e ,o5 shoulders & elec Tor Sms N &
ssal i' ia s az and scSSS Dr. shoaef. West ba a.
50 70 - a sd haTs aCs' s1d D % s Of $50 bbis and s at r
n , f ,y s,c Tor Fair to Prime Steam and Sc Tor het.e
g~nrr delivery sales o0 cS sor June ana se & C'
M m F,nrv steam early 20 do good at ec eosng tame,
ca & rp ons Al times prevalent Crude in SgA Ia has been 4
E. yo~ The sales 7oo bes prompt delivery a. 2sg 81
dosing ne % price Ss Inc f sp5 ~ 7sS 81 10 on I"Ter For
s-sn been moderate eLIor, ana sht 'Pef1V %
o b ha8 May Eoce oo obs last m 99i , 40, q t 3
- E , bb I2c Philadelphia there was nothing long spot
- 81 h. M quoted 2 a22fc TIE newy organized on * name
a., tsr e time their Al Nos % ana - I.ue
o-1te connTng TIE major part OF ne pe'
- ,r and TIE books viii be optn to morrow luI
ngr. witch those wishing 20 become members VA" Oo to
10 Cd Rplr Comml;iee a.o -.
RlSFf naSet fairly asve sai trn WITH sales o. 'o os'
s--,ro n a r-i- md n q ic To- Fatna
itR>r good demand for EaSs rom rehler, An .S
A. h q h,.iers oIcrug mt plrn1r tle alt IN
. - - IS vet We ruote Gol Refining 8s a5ici
ssi~ -l. III, p,v,o R.o 900 h9re. Havana al dc
.i -r al ctc Haris; ~ o. l4.c t Nct Whites. -,
4EDS r as-tt for Glow ali Iilo-hY remains inic,Ee
- nominal at u 1U FOR Clover and - ''G - Tor
Trah
Z, ~ho~r - - at. Tor Cg,v.
TALON sud nominal, OF the boders ask sc i'r N
- No % 81 SIC , 49, are s+sssv
TOBA, KntucAy Leaf IS fair request sna pTices ae '
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
Chauccs for Business mru.
GltuGtious Uanteo--f fcmalfs.


GOOD English, Irish, Scotch, American, and
" SERVANTS a. No. " norfolk st. Oes"en NV
ington and stanton-ss., by Mrs. HID
DESPECTABLE Protestant young GERMAN,
IL single WANTS SITUATION as COACHMAS ciy or county,
Ia 6ts driver understanding thoroughly the proper care sud
treatment sc Ten years experience IA a
city Strictly and Obhgng Best city references Aldiess of
three days. /. z. x, Tribune Omee
10 WEST EIGHTEENTH-ST.--Ri the
ZsI second Girl LAUSDREsS and Hrst class
sAMsTREsS cuts aIs objection to the couns or the
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

seed ~a co. good demand end the msfAei Is br but IN
prs % rs particular quote; Ol crop al 03
Tor Maachuse Wrappers 2j1-' "r 30 Seonu'
Irr 3If1c for ONO and PennsVlfania
ranrr sas, fo- average Its l. l5c for ers and
odrr m Crop 1l0c for State. r-unng lots; ~
ania Psr 70 Fine; Wgl4c r O'oi running o''i -
y. 70 NscoREn and Western go -, 2, all
WHISKY and dull, saes Of 10 OOS 81 SIC ala ~ '0
-, ssIge
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
90 mbcm It man Gonsgrn

NOR COURIER and GUIDE A respectable
Ms st.ses 70 ACCOMPANY sm'f - o isr, Coz 81 eoanr r
- nsyeo,ly shle ecouoa sreab al oarrsst anss.s
@ Ses, hes, rrfgsueea ssa AtdS bs letter. W. sOhaADs
gtioals 0nes, Box IVA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
Remouals.

REM0vAL rus ovv,c. or
THE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
RkMOvkD To
No Ala BROADwAi,
PARK BaA4las
WOOD CARPETING kEMOS II from NJ '"
w Bre4dwar between rsentJ ssenHa s-a Ase.r
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
PECEIYER's sALE;-NEMn,1I0iRK& ;Sn1 Si &rS snRE saRE

III a pTOU COTRT-WILLIAN IT. WBBD NVHII
ANRRiCAS sTR1MsHIP COMPANYIr pursuance o. the sn-
bv superior Court n tle a'-
-, ,noorng me Receiver of property and elects
M te Nor Anericln steamship COMPANY VII se a pupe
Ludlow Aucioneers, al ihe EKchnge
room No hi Boaiway the City Of Sewfork on fuhspAi s
Ia I7l At ~ o. clock H. following descu1ei Prpt4tF
mt ~ The estate vested such Receiver Va SIXTEEN uod
,nl :. - ~ 1lnui,e. anu '''' H. MCCLELLAN. Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

GHSKHAL rHE rIoGA RAILHoi2 ooIsASi' ~
N-OrTCr 60 pONDHDT TDERS.-Notlcc Is

-rTll IL
~ hereby gven to the holders Of the Bonds n The IVga ~
ROAD maturing Isv l. I0I2 th me same
nr.atYp AZ he BANK OF NORTH AMERICA IA Iih 'Aii VI
aud afler tie sad 1T iaT oi Nay
uayable same before FREE OF ALL IA4s eee 90 70 s
eo y, bss ef 10 The unlersgnd Corning New 9A toe
the Ia dny Of MAJ and Bonds will be eriende VIZ xh
I1.a,s x,n.rc. A ~ ~ 4 C. STEARNS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
OFTIcS % IT. LOUIS LOUIS, H1S AIr1S ATD 81 Lor Ami o s
N-OTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Hi

sro Meeting ~ the and stockholders OF the ST
IOrTs ALTON and TERRE HAUTB RAILROAD COAPAhf Tor
~ on of directors Transaction Of suoh other business
!. NAV be brought them will be hea a. The "enefa oes san @
,n in the Ci,v Of 81 Louis MONDAY, the u dy oi June
.9 a. m clock D. m The transfer books OF aid Company vi" 0e
Z on f 81 day Of Nav 49, o'clock NJ and reopeped On
tAe ''h u'' VI '-A ~ g. H. GURLEY Assistant seeTetr7
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-02
The Legislature.-Extra Session,

BosToN, Saturday, Nov. 30.
The senate to-day reconsidered its action of
yesterday on the bill in relation 20 dividends by
joint stock insurance companies, and passed it
to be engrossed as reported by the committee
The bill from the house giving Boston per-
mission TO issue Gre bonds was passed one stage
without debate, and the bill TO incorporate the
Boston merchants exchange was engrossed.
In the house the committee on parishes re-
ported bill authorizing the Old South church
to lease its meeting house and land TO the United
States government for post office as long as
required, the value of pews to be appraised by
persons chosen by the pew proprietors, and the
income from the lease TO be held upon the same
uses required by its charter in regard to all its
property.
The building act was again discussed and GER
tain amendments were offered. The words
North river stone were stricken out where its
use for caps was required An attempt was I'M
successful to insert an amendment that the NOR
tar Sheuld be Sati i'factory TO the inspector OF
buildings. 1t now reads that the mortar shall
be mixed in satisfactory proportions. On mo-
ton Of MIR. Goldman, OF Boston, a section was
added requiring inspectors Of buildings to be
architects, builders or mechanics. About two
hours were spent in the examination OF the bill
out no important changes were made The bill
was then laid on the table 10 be printed with its
amendments.
The following bills were passed to be en-
crossed Bill in relation 10 the compensation of
receivers of insurance companies, and the bill
TO provide for a commission on the subject OF
drainage and water supply for the city of Bos
ton and lts vicinity. The bill to provide for the
issue of bonds, in lieu of lost or destroyed bonds
Of this commonwealth, was ordered to third
reading.
Adjourned to Monday al . Pm.