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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-11

The following special dispatch from Col.
Vera, member of Council from this district,
gives the total amount Of subscription to
the capital stock of the Agency, as footed
up at the meeting in Oil City, this after
noon. We are out OF the woods. "Great
Is public opinion:
Oil City, Sept. II.
Pledges made good.
Actual subscriptions TEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-ONE THOUSAND SIN
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Gain on sctusl subscription three hun
dred thousand dollars.
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CIGARS

q Lovers Of good cigurs will find several en-.
tirely new brands, never before inlrodncpd
ln this plaoa, at the Pust Office News Room
They are warranted pure Havsnns
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EsOII EXCITEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS, -
The Boston Advertiser says: The oil excite
ment at South Lee still holds out, the llow
from the spriugs continuing unabaled. Mr..
Wheeler, the EgremonI mineralogst, claims
tina. these small springs are only leaks IRON
large supplies of oil, aud that coal can be
found in the region. In proof of his faith
In the latter statement, he is SINKING shaft
on the south slope Of Monument Mountain.
having made sixty feet in twelve days, aud
has discovered On excellent quality OF fire
clay, suitable for the manufacture Of white
fire brick, which are now drought from Ben
nington, VT, for use in, smeitlng furnaces,
fre places, CRATES, etc, although no coal
has been found as.yet
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New Orleans papers complain Of search
y OF tonnage iu that city.
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Atxss farmer sas forty i've miles OF fence
sfouaa hii !sla.
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The possibility Of an union of the En-
glsh aud American Presbyterian bodies e
looked forward ID.
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For Pure Wines warran.cd ss such nv the
Brotherhood of Broctoa 70 to GAEF,NBY'c,
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Elghty-two dead Chinsnen were recen,lv
SHIPPED from Sacramento for burial in their
native land.
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A lady juror, IN Wyoming, was excused
from serving, because her baby would
not keep qnet 10 Court.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

The hogs in Tennessee are suffering f.om
an epidemic.
Black velvet boota, with pearl buttons
are wora by ladies.
Napoleon is to 90 to Madeira for the bene.
fit of his Health.
The catch Of fish 10 the lakes has been
very small this season.
A gold nugget was lately found In Austria.
liza weighing 53S ounces.
Another large shoe factory Is about 10 be
established In Vineiand, N. Y.
The French Government is reported 10
have prohibited the issue ,Oi any new. journ-
oils.
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Steamers for the Florida coast and The
West Indies are crowded with invalids In
search of winter sunheams
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The shoenakst's frlend--the epizoo!ic.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

| A dreadful railroad acciden: occurred at
Pioneer, about s o'clock this morning. re-
sulting in the instant death Of Mr.. j. a.
Hooper, resident of Titusville aud "a well
known oil mau. The facts Of this sad otfAir
as we learn them from the railroad employ.
ees, and as brought out at the coroner's in
quest, are as follows: Hooper, who is the
agent for the Portland, Maine, OIL Works
and Portland Tank Car Line, had come as
far as Pioneer on the early freight train for
the purpose Of looking after some cars With
tue intention of taking the Union freight
train back to Titnsville. F,iiips 10 make
that train. be got on TO fiat car OF the
wild cat trah, of Yarduaster Hare Of this
tram to MlltI Farm for the purpose OF do
ing the sa ,thIus At that point The train
was composed Of TWO or three Hat cars and
one rack CAL The rack Car vas to be
switched of at Pioneer, and as is the cus-
tom the brakeman pulled the coupling pin
10 allow the engine and rack car 10 pull
ahead leaving the box cars On the main
track. The unfortuoate man was standing
ON the box car, and the supposition is tho't
tue engine and rack car was going ahead
and be would be left. AS soon as the pin
wps drawn be ran across thecar and made
jump for ihs rack, as u matter Of course
failing to calchi, and falling to the track the
truck of the box car, which had not lost lis
momentum, caugh! him breaking ell the ribs
on une side, driving them iutu the heart and
lungs, causing instant death. lie also had
severe bruise on the heed.
MIR. Fl. was man of about 40 years OF
age, and leaves large family to mourn his
uulimely end. He originally came from
Portland. Maine, and had beeu resident II
Ti,usvll!e for over four years.
The remains were taken to Ti,usvile on
the 1887 "a H train, accompanied by Justice
Reynolds and several Free Masons, OF which
Mr.. II. was member
Upon the arrival o t the train at that city,
a large delegation Of Musuns took charge ul
the body and conveyed 70 10 The home of
the deceased. The funeral. We understand,
takes place day after Tomorrow.
Justice Reynolds summoned coroner's
jury, who after view OF tho body aud tax
ing of the testimony bought in tho follow
ing verdict:
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PIONEER, Nov. Il, 1872.

We, t'se unterelgned Jury men summoned
by 5. Reynolds, j. f., acting coroner, TO
view the body of one j. y. Hooper who
was Killed at Pioneer, hov. II, AT S:45 ~.
m, find that said j. a. Hooper came 10 his
death 10y his own csrelcssaess In Jumping
from one Car 10 another wuiie in motion,
and We further tXtonerste The q. q. .5 a.
Il. r Co., OF iss employees from sii tlame
whatever.
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Wa-riHcr -. t"iol,l it.~-i.." iai.41 III
i. . synopsis o h :t4;i,ticitn .. tao io
lartmcnt Of Agriculture &2oE tic condition
rf cotton in Octoiv1;
THE cotton prospects i~.y, undergone IL
serious cM!u-g -,nrr III" ~ri,'r:h'"r reports.
The weather .r.~ h.'u "-t,#..lY ttvara's"
iar picking. \o violent ~:"f"- ~" r.
sn,rt.r. 4af 't~ t'rort-i,' hs, tpt p,yti,",,; :;
~, i".#l':E in uaiI.1 -. H. r.itn1 >;tr-
,,s-:..iil.. is,o i,t.Uc~ in september. /! !nt!,'i
.i.;.,. REPORTING" ,,tjiN Iupr ,Gr.:", uIi Ten
n,... it.r,r.. IL. d"}a a.'ur,- II -" rs.jr'-
,i4I;r !iI;. ."Eirnlcd iHittnT r,u,ti1. ,:cl, ii;,
>a.th Carolina, and have jI.utEes! IN top
,.ra. partially, and IN many places wholly.
Tir iufiiur. ri trri!-l.i Il, the 1t" Summer
month, hu- been rllnu:dlvc ~ IL ciitttS. sra
r<l,3tt> ci vitality l. Nor" apparent than II
%rpin,atcr, vet there 3rr districts which rc-
ro,e ryt.nlf.Uu FROM this premature decay
and nrr,ni+" enhanced result. lins effect ii
f,r;.,iI.r, IL advancing, !..@ crop n I'll" A.
lanrir S.atc, and IT," contius;ci c!!gct ot
vorm- uA drought III zioit,uia- IL" sea-
son oi uron IL viii generally h1-icn tie cl9="
ng pIcting. In ,o!uc li1c"> the crop i al
mott .ati:rfrd ali,t IL ii.Jr, 0iur,> tn" ilcit.r
,,ii; be ccar caiiy III NoYcM3'r. In" g'ht-
-, average Of condition l. lcGl4"4 rom III
in he ,ir&, Hccr If september /" - Ill h:'"-
her, IN October ll>t yc3T tic aycta@" w.
-, which We, Il material reduction from thit
,r -. ,,rc%f.nl month. |. Nlll iic ,y"a lG"l
nr condition is still Placed h!";'cr
tL.n IL h>t years report TT H1i1Def,
w.itn the aToa. according IL our
Jane return VA, ~ l"T cent. %re2icr. !c
= ;'c 1gri.,.,r: arc ~ follow. f-l!'l'' :.
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ARRIVAL ni' TIE FIRST VIRCIEl
REGIMENT T. BALTIMORE.
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME OF THE EfCn.
HpED BOiS-EX-CONFEDERATEs AND
REGULAR A!AGT OFFICERS UNITE
II TIE RECEPTION.
y Pleasant Trip and All Well.
Especial telegram TO the Displtch. I

BALTIMORE, October 1S.-The arrival of
riIe First Virginia regiment has caused an un-
usualeNc'cment in Baltimore. Ats O'Clock
Colonel Jenkins, with tie officers OF the
Filth Mar! laid, proceeded in steamer four
teen miles down the Gay and awaited the
Gron,ide$. When the lrUnsides was e>pied
Colonel Jenkins and his lccrs proceeded
10 meet her. Cheer peer rang over
Tie Chesapeake whcn ttilc s-Tc,iefS Of Virginia
and Maryland met III. IrouSiIcs vas
''oaTde1; the Maryland soldiers were wincd.
and i'll response to the toast from Color el
Sloan, Here is the Fifth Maryland rcgi-
m"nt, who are with us not only in gray but
ii heart" Colonel J"u,1uS spoke words Of
h"irtY welcome. BcIor" entering the harbor
the tron>idcs Wa, again bearded bv 4
steamer Cont:iDing mc,aberS Of Com
pa1y 9, Fifth Maryland. and advance
members Of tho First Virginia. As the
steamer proceeded to her wharf the wayin$.
81 bats and E&nJkcrchciS aud repeated
cheers from the crowded wtrycs told Of
Baltimore cordiaiitv. The flags Of Virginia
and Maryland ~tr"amcd alcft, aud with true
military discipline tho -'Etrtls still! kept their
laat>, and n, r&s orderly, though cnthl,-
lie. i.!"n ihrir arryat-al 80 j, NJ
| tiIc nfc:; w":" Gi;ni ,..i until t +. ~, aul
| the cirrr: proceeded. escorted hr tho officers
ott'ic Filth, 10 tue residence Of Colonel Gcor.c
J. k'nc, high sheriff Of Baltimore, where !.
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iIGSss E.sT5s1z.EG
EGtAs. ABSTINENCE sry5nS.

-iL--t.-l .nnnL...-.ln L. IL. l-l-.-.

Especial telegram 10 the Elspatchl
PHILADELPHIA, cctoEcr 1S.-'rhe Coayen.
t"a assembled at . O'Clock this mp,ninr nnI
al Dhcc took up the special order, Which WAS
t'ic proposed amendment to the title ol the
lnion hy sirikiA" ont the word "Ir;sl :
The iiyc-minutcS' rule was aduutcd and tl,c
discussion limited TO onc hour. The ,;rfritc
was participated in ~ several members on
either side, and at The end Of TIC hour, witt,
ont Swing an opportunity to tha Virginia
delegation G'ron whom the amendment ori
Sinaiod) 10 c'oS", tlI" vote wrS t@kcn. an, re-
suited III the rejection of IL" anpndnen, by
vet" oi 50 noes IL 81 ave..
HE Committee Oh RESOLUTIONS rrr,rtel
Recommending the appointment Of a commit.
'~> "t one from each STATE and Territory f.
iaNe into consideration Ill matters pertaining
/" Catholic Immigration. Also It similar
committee - !'r"iaro III #dctr..,, L. t'c Arch.
bishops and Hjshops Of the United State.
setting forth the olrrt. Of fba l'nion ant! r..
qrl"-tlH< IL rnmmcusiliril ~ the clergy an!
laily ~! t,"ir Jurisdictions. The r.io.t 49,.
ad"l't"d. 'i'hr c"lGmit'c" a:>n submitted r..
""''li,nn@, which w"r" a,i";t"d. d.arung;n..
in mot emphatic language the lIygragt or..
races oi t;ua;cm3ia and other l',tiou, Of
South America Involved in tic rXrnl,ior
tr2m h"g teTli.Dry nf several yuli.:au, Or.
ll"t$. and r"o'eatin; against III s~2.ic. lou,
,r'la1,- against Pope Pits jN.
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Ss.a%.lgES'HEss EEf,3aS.

rGLIrICAL l:,TTEES. .--T;.c mli0Cncellent
of the discussion lnr Thursday night WAS in
correct. The Republicans, however, held Il
n"Itin.. 1T The cullt-h house. Nes2rs. Walker,
Nc!thir@tcn. and Jackson occupying the
seas Of h9nor, J. Il. !'olham ANA j. II.
Shields ud.i.cssel the 0.$e!Ei,ia.c. majority
Of wnc.n were Conservatives. No di:tu5"
sion Was allowed. All attempt tn get Up Il
c,,;unr ,nccfia. al Edwards Hail. under
the auspicrs OF the Township Committee.
wa an iugIorious iilure. The teud between
Wnr,hiugton. Walker 4 Go. and the other
wiuy DT the parry is very bitter; IN; Hii
seem held together iy tiia cohesive r9Wcr
oi the lNlhli.: plnnc,r.o
Moudiv n.%lA next ihenisclESion between
Mr.:i.s. EurNvlI aud Walker will certainly
AK, place III tie courthouse. fortnight 1T /.
n'rIoc:l III" lt%1cl:lT" and Finance Commit
tee oi the Greeley Cub ara requested to
meet ii the >aiuc place. \ numhcr OF cur
rtize!i% attended Tie inee'jng 1t Ma;oaca
Yesterday.
New Duuu;Hcs.-Mr. J. X. Pclrnc hi,
roaiu. need tic erection Of Il fine dwelling
Itrli,c OH Porter street near Ninth. This
i,,y,.ity i already adorned hy several bean-
liiiii residences. Mr.. j. {. Robertson Is
building III Porter aid Twelfth streets; and
among the buildings rapidly approaching
completion are those Of DR.. :. Wake anu
the !enementS Of Mcs>rs. Bailowe, Gary, and
Sterling.
REllal0I,S NoTES.--SeryiceS Is usual III all
the churches Tomorrow. the only change
being ii iie Presbyterian church, where the
service is CHANGED from Il to y j.. VI. AZ
the Methodist ciitlrcI Sunday night 4 pro-
tractad neeiin" will confluence, andr"ntInn"
thr2u.s,i tbr week, When the pastor viii haE"
ti, assistance nf the Rev. Nr. Williams, oI
the S.issrN c!rJuii.
I'm STREET tnNr&AcT.-Ti Slr"ct com
m;f;cr OF The Board %. ':'lii>icra have awarded
thc contract l,,r street Improvement n ioi-
lows. For Granite wori: to Nr. \. Rick, and
fine Ini,.,, work 70 lica-I-. DRIVE y ~aiiuucrs'
IN ;'1osr ISrnRGs .-Tho office OF the
pni;rc Justice ana Cnic! OF Police iS nj the
Town Hall. Tie Trustees meet al the same
nI1rc on the first aa;i third Thursdays IN
carh month. The ofii,e Of Town Alnltof
ana township Clerk is in rear OF the market
noise The Town Treasurer, Township
Collector. Assessor, and COMMISSIONER ol
Roads have an Office on Hall street between
Eim,,th and Ninth. The magistrates ana
coustables can be heard from at tne Saioc
MACE The Internal reVeaue o!iiHe - Oh
Seventh street hear Bainbfidge.
TRUSTEES MsErISG.-The Board llef. Mr.
Crow in the chair. itwas ordered tilat M osi.e
partitIon now dividing the Aucitors Once g
from the market be. takeI. down, and st.t,'s
erected to accommodate the increasing a'N
maud for them. Ml. Atha s'lli' "atchliiaa
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MEDICAL SOCIETY or EI.GIXIA,-'rhc third
afhl'a' session OF this body Will be held in
the inwn of Stauntou, commencing on T,,c..
daE night, November 18Th. The animal nd.
afrss VIII 'e delivered hy DR.. Lnnjon T.
edwards, late of Lyncllh,rrg, now of this
Guy. M cSSa} on All interesting subject will
We read before tie convention BY Professor
7. y. Cunningham, Of Richmond, and an.
n'hei ny Professor j. :. Davis. of the lIpi-
fcrSty "I Virginia. Among the committees
appointed To report on subjects of nonular
interest we notc one, composed of Drs, "
W. Parker, Rs Hamilton, and y. w. Lsssi-
Ter. To report OH 1.-The effects OF the usn or
the ScWlng-m achinc on the health o( wn-
men, Valuable papers on scientific sub.
lccts. written by eminent men in the medical
profession, arc already in thaIsand> of the
secretary to he laid before the Society. Vari.
oll> questions Of public interest will be dis
ciI+ScI, anl altogether there is good reason
IL believe ,llat tic approaching annual meet
ing viii lie enc Of tar more than ordinary
interest. The Executive Committee are
arranging with The lines OF public convey
ancc Tor the usu9! hait.are rate, for the HE'LL
helS vi tic Society.
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ass.rsoS SAFES ysssS aAf.

IonN 4 I.ktGUTo\ viii >'H AZ Ia y NJ - '',''
hor-,,-lrt n,ar Pcluhcrtuus factory, thhtp"'" -
ailcr. horses mult>. spring waS"'ts' Nc.
W. GODnlN will sell ati L. NJ. lo''Nc ah' '"' ""
rwcnty-Gtth street near l'cch'rr" "'Ne'
u. X. MEl>lGER Will sell at !! N. nin" I"'' 81
lauG III Midlothian, Gle tcrt,ld county
GRIMES & WILLIAMS Miu >cll ~ !! !. W. Il
uuut,cr ut lois on ruc and Laurel STREET.
IollN Q. S1EGEE ar3 ". ". COSBY VIII $"''
iarnio:: aud ttmhcr l;nl; "n da;'c- river, i'll
tinoeallut county.
" il. ROBINS will sci! at = !. NJ ,!nalt framed
dwelling on thu Ne, !nc ~! Third street between
p..>at and Ranur streets.
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sAITT,IOEF flArEET3.

BALIIaoNE, October i3.-T!rgtns e's Old.
y: c"$os,.$t rcEi tered. Z. iy9c.lls, 81 West
Nirgini,r, TX. BIC ln-trv.
Flour G;ll ami easier; uo. Gro.an'r higher.
TO n%i nj M 3" M@ S f9 9 \ %1: M cGho: shoS& sTs q 5a
$..JS; good TO prlho red, .l3,GlSi.ao; common to
fair rcd. 80 q :i.j rod western, 2ii0Isl7o.
Cor" unchanged, eyccpt yellow southern, which Is
uii =; l6:. uati qu,et southern, 34t &C.; western
mixed, ii#'!:c; "~y',ra wGlc. .5lQijc. Rys quiet
AMI Hiciapg"a II Visions qnis!. .dCSs PORK, s,S.50
III atir iatidn': dInaad s"ul."r3 fc rih- 2ttcs,
tIt:.: ,fr ti;- -, ui& -n-c-2a.s.i nains lrpiec
and tc"N &garcl ~ -s.i...1:. Lara T#rv dmlt Ead
81 ietl n -. without haE@fs. Ncs't:a hntter,
roll. In ru1! 'olui "a'i @:ucs a"aGc - c:c.;
fais to Sneo i;#t-y@. "t!-%"y quit: sIa -,csdy at
9Rc,
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s'c.,n-;l. .sgss;p;nsc2S, ,GT.

WAaniEGyo.;, October l9.-EX-Congrc5s-
mnn Lucius Fairchiid, Of Wisconsin, has
Lcrn appointed United states Consul ut
Liverpool rtcc Dud!~y, resigned. john y.
Wniliunorc i3 appointed postmaster al
Sumter COURTHOUSE, :, {.
Commander Luii, Of the navy. has been
o,tl.ieu - relieve Captain Hatfield, il charge
oI the EcatagtIan surveying expedition.
The hatauc@s III tie United states Urea,
,,.ry u. thc close OF business to-day were
Currency, 5I,Q0o,pOj; coin certificates, 2-a,-
Dos. 600 cnin. 81, ,1nn, 900.
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pzn,xn Epi,:cm,c IN canada.

Ton0%To, Octooer l6.-the epidemic
,,r1,ouzs; lie horses lns now extended
th.on@'.3nt ths Dominion. s"rioH-ly inter
rupsi..- tie h,>t!fe-. Of tn" country. ihe
-trur,-cars in Hor.re1' hare topped running.
IN t:eir >t1i,!es @o"o than three hundred
horse, nrc v;ck. The farmers IN tilc country
.aYr unahIc to hi'in" %t,in TO the market.
Tie disease i, not often fatal but tlcrccJ'ery
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Naval.

FoHrkEss NoHEoE, Va, October 1s.-The
United States Steamer Worcester, flying the
broad ilag of Rear Admiral Joseph L. Green,
commanding The North AtlaDtic fleet, arrived
in Tue Roads today, six Days from Boston.
She will rcuaiH here g week or ten days;
after which she will proceed 70 hey West
aad Hayuua.
Passed out, steamer Liberty, Tor Havana.
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\.v ionR, Oc,"t'r iS.-.At the <ati"na'
E.sr,i nr Trade t:.i- morning leave - with
draw. va 2rau.",i 10 tb" Cleveland amt st,
Iusl delegations ou ia!m""t ut a><cs>mrni>
lfrssrs. Murdoch aud Wheeler. ci Mobile,
asked the Board to rts resolutions, asking
H.. Xrw Orleans Chamber Of Commerce IL
,;ctc;lnnrtb proper 'a.c Of i.ou:sr'aa =u1:;lr,
whlcl Nill sati-ty dealer, il tat c3mmodlt!
- v1- g.traaI 70.
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nj ti!e Manchester Mills. wa> vested with Il"
power, oI SPECIAL pn!c"ma!I. without COM
P'nsatInn. y ulmrr of bill. were ordered
10 hc paid, and some other unlninrtant
business transacted.
MILITARY CoNrATY.-Wc arc gIa'l 10 state
ilitt Il H'tnt'cr Of gentlemen Wiln know
something about soldering are alout 10
make 4 determined effort To form first .rlo..
m'iIi!ry company. aud will apply for posi-
tlon Ill t'c First Virginia regiment. Tin
INST meeting will lie held early in November.
foticE MATrtKs.-Al:hou"h our people
are in the mi..t of Il most heated and nv.
i%Failcd political contest, it is with pleasure
!W' we refer TO In" good order rrcEniIin- :
III eur Town, no arrests !mrin" been reported
III headquarters for some dav$,
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TIL e DIspA TCH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
The Ycgroustore Expedition.

punApELr5r,, October lS.-Tbe following
from st. E'aul Ii 6at.d to-day: Dispatches
from Dakota announce tie arrival at Fort
ii;ce OF GtGer@l steG.ey's Yellowstone ex.
pedIlion. The traek-;oyflg on tie Dakota
division Of the Northern Iaoiiic rairoad ia
progressing ut the rate OF three miles per
day. The grade j. nearly completed to the
Missouri river, and trains now run within
forty miles Of the crossing.
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NV IoRE, October lS.-Dcpuly sheriff
Jud,on Jarvl. returned to the -hcrih' :, Office
At / i to-day attcra nights IrutI!es> search for
WHliam II. Tweed. 1t is 10" believed
Tweed la~ left tie city. Tie friends oil
Tweed stated 1t the sicriti7- Office to-day hc
lad rome o;lt Of the city on private business,
but would APPEAR "itl bis boil tomorrow or
Monday. Mayor Hall gave bail to-da? t. a..
>w.4 lDc charge u otnclal neglect a3niilst
l.s,.,
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v Ht-mNGraS, October 1S.--Cil .ha Iuwcr
hhe, sud III the Middle add Eastern state.
rl,'"t iHr"mctcr with light ncrthcrIy IT,
"c:toTIr winds ciearii@ wraiicr but with
it'll" ctolliiness or rain. On sturdy. in tha
soiit' Atlantic states, gentle and f3,irbl,
"inb> 18th generally clear weather. and in
III" i;i|f states similar weather with i..f.i
norti.ea.tcrly winds. In the northwest aud
onIiie UPPER lakes prevailing noitheriy and
westerly winds and clear weather, rEicndin-
9'9o through the Mississippi and Ollie yu!-
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WtMAN Yr= W!HAr".--A* rcGiI''ri! i, tue
,;,;,c ,~,nn,s for the annua! exhibition 0: The
yir2ini. ;.t:,e A@rict!iu1a' 5oci"ty, 50 re%''-
nr,y does Wyuul', the wizard aud 'cntfI'o-
,ui>,. yi,it Richmond. Ills mare is a house.
hnid word wit! nil the boys and girls. anu
inry win lcok ior his coming with p'etiSllre
This tiuIc he cXhiii:9 not lii III. cia, accuS-
roincd r!tcc. the Mc,ropoi.an liali, bu' ut
lir.inia Hall, Oh Ninth street. VI course.
rs las previously been the ease, ne WIZ nave
crowded houses. lie Open, Oh Monday the
~
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LECTURER IN TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE Ar
roI%rEp.-At Il meeting Of the adjunct fac
uIiy Of the ,:IcdictI College, held night be-
Fore he list. Or. l.. &. Ncl'hal was appoint
"a Iccturcr Gli ,nltc!ia ncGicn in The summer
school. This is most excellent appoint
mcn.. The Nov,"r stands high in IT." pro
fr~sion, and his ryreri"nc" in rharnAcT
c,nia, SHY I'll him ioi' III" position, wirA he
VIII Gon,tlc>: tli with ability.
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xsaasaat,t,setI. Politics.

Bosfos. OctJher lS.-Ihe state petho, oeI."
o,1ti. and Liberal Comm ittees, ut a meeting
to-day, decided II substitute T. ". slra anG ID
ninco Of Chsrles Sumner for Governor, anu
William L. Smith Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n rlacc Of George 1. sttrns.
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Eailyoat, Subsidy.

San FgAxclsco, October lS.--The directors
.of rEr san Francisco and Colorado Railroad
COMPANY publish q card formally with
drawing fr0m subiaittal 10 vote Of the
neoulc the proposition to give said company
: stIhsi,ly Of ten nliilion dollars.
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ua,ar h6rar tu Tennessee.

,lrSpIus, October 1S.--i.ouis Holmes and
r r. EuDank, both planters OF Hardenlan
cauuty. had difficulty yesterday. curing
wsIel, iie latter struck The former over tne
mead Wish 4 stick OF weed. from the effects
n! Which be died.
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ACBvRN, October iS.--The Il anuscript wss
comp gted before is death sud two.thirds
revised. lt"ii! be completed " members
Of his family.
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ogficE oF IownAYAy STEAMED II coapANE,


CrIi~" or tuP'T CITY GAS "oIKa,}
RICHMOND. Oe!oter ;th' BIZ s
SEAfED PROPOSALS Will De tE-
v|ttGtI ,ri- ,,,,;e.e uatsI T TuE-DA Y. Ccioter
81 =, ,, n,cinck NJ 81 furnish tie Works with
HC$nktn t2@%ol ToSS T5s,s ., hCoo ses,
80, .,.f. p,iI subject - the approval OF fLo
1Tint.,.,,enf nnG III. Ccpnittcc on l'S3t, Sao
reserve the right 10 :rjcct alE S:la ah at.'s.
G-lrt 0oiiN ~ -, :, -
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asGa:.s Sf u Ef.yspn

EALT1MoRE, October lS.--Right Rev.
Michael O'Conncr, formerly Bishop of Pitts.
buESt. Gisd this morning at Woodstock
Collrg2, near this city.