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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

A correspondent oiA Pittsburgh psper
states that young lady ssn' of from
Brownsville With theatrical troupe, sallf
log itselfths "Old Reliable" Its sup
posed she intends to 60 on the stage. Her
fathsr and brothers started out 10 overtske
her but she had .sueeeasfuIIy eludsd thsi.
search st last sccouuM Tho nsme 10 no.
siren, but the fsmily 10 respectable, and
tue girl is pretty, and the correspondent
says the affair hes made hustle 10 Brswos
VILE.
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TADvERrIsEMERT I

PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa, Oct. 25, 1872.
Smawl-y,
SIR:-I will keep Aauy - long Is l
please and you come 10 The school room and
you will get your head broken. You lack
every ins.ipct ofa gentleman or . man
even. Do not send sa,thsr insult TO this
school room or you must suffer for II, you
COED for nothing, low spirited, brutsish
bully you. will keep her the next time
she fails in her lessons. l dom. scare worth
= cent.
~ RI ArCnRy
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not vote!

Several new wells are reported for he
week. Among tbess 10 the we'll belonging
10 Asssra Preston, AcKlsuy 4 Hall, on
Smith tarm Petrolis. This we'll 10 produce
log f'om 20 to 100 barrels per day. ssns
parties also had the misfortune to strike .
dry hole, on the AcCsndlsss farm, four
miles from Butler Well was drilled 10 Q
depth OF 1910 fees and no sand met WITH
Psrker's Landing Transcript.
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GPsvs d Wolcotts we'll viii bs tested this
week. They arc sauguine Of getting oil,
and ve hope they nay not be disappointed.
A veil short distance from theirs 10 pro-
ducing 10 good quantities and :quise ~ sx-
citemsat 10 visible opposite Trunksyvills.
Fossst Republican
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; A very satisfactory illustration Of the vir-
tue Of education 10 given BY the comparison
Of three cities st. Petersburg, Berlin sud
vienns. Berliss school tsS 10 jus, twice -
much ss that for police service and prisons,
Vienns's two aud ons-third times lees, aud
St. Pstsrsburg's hfty timrs iesa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

A man IL Piss Island, Michigan, Who's
vile died . short time since, refuses to est
and drink for days st time, aud sleeps in
sheet iron boz, whore hs ssys BE- can con.
uuus With the spirit.
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just received st the new st0re Of Hoppins
& Aldso, ten pounds Of candy. Great TO-
joiciog 10 consequences, explosion Of 'sck-
et', stc. Sweet cider, red apples, candy aud
CLANS. Come " sLoueys, DO.
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PhssoSAL.--SI 4 wood-, Esq, hss goas
10 rhilsdt!phia 70 spend the holiday .
W. II. Lousvsll, Of the OIL City Derrick,
70 10 tews today.
Asrry Ossousss, Of st. Petsrsbyrgb, paid
" cell ;odIy. b. Looks - na,ural %
sVer, end says be feels 20 we'll.
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Butter and chesse sre almost indispensi-.
ble articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious aud healthy; bu. an inordi.
nate use Of either causes indigestion spd
dyspepsia. Owen Gsfney's Sunday Com
fort. Judiciorsly used will remove both 0,
there troubles
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I Bostcn's burning ou, VI 90 many busissss
drus hps eau. Cd . heavy demand for new
aecouat books and msrcssIils stationary.
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The Arksns.s river vss frozen over hs.
ys'e asss Fess Dodge, and wa ~ sllp,sry
ssa' tue hnnaloss would 20, s.,sup, 10
Sso8 II
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Days DoinQs. New Varieties, New Yorh
Clipper, Wilk's Spirit. and oil sporting ps-
pers at the POST OFFICE NEW3ROUu.
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n GAFFNEY keeps Constantly q,
baud Scotch Als and Loodos Porter, ss,ss
ally. for family uss.
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The Boston TrsnsosiPt elsssiass Ito sd-
vsrtissusn's srislns from the great sonas-
grafton uadsr the heed Of ''Yi.s Ne.ios~
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CIGARS

Lovers Of good cigars will find several a.
tirsly new brands. never before iu.roduesa
In this place, at the Post Once Nevs Roor.
They are warranted pure Havsnss.
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LOcal Notices.
FOR SALE OR REA1

FOR SALE OR REAT.
A good dwelling in Wild
Cat Possession givenimmedi-
Apply &C. CHURCH,
Rochester House.
Nov. l9-lw.
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~ EANL~1 AAOAt1Asr IL lh-'A<Af'
The following Is q partial list, alphabetically
arranged OF the houses % have been destroyed
10 present. estimate o. losses can be made An adoi
tonal list compiled and forwarded az later hour may
posly appear IN another part OF Tins paper These
lists have been compiled from various dispatches,
general aud special and ia some eases from knowledge
az the houses within the assigned limits of the burned
district II Is probable that some o. these may have
escaped with less damage than IS now expected ana
srelv possbe that some Of them have suffered nonel
Abbott. Desher. Frauklin-st. ,, 49,, SO,
Abel Robbins q Co., leather, No. Pearl ana iOi
Adams. fhoua. No 81 CoBgress-st.
Aidrich, h. C., bonnet and hat beachef ~" il WASH
AIiep' l. r. bookseller. No 2os WashngtOn-d.
Amariah. stores & Co. No So DeVcnshlrt =.
Amwaup Sons 4 Co. card, cardboard aud IAn'' post
Qrs, NO ~ DcvOnshlre-st.
Anderson, Heath Co, Winthropsquaie
AndFeWs, Clarke, crockery, COngIe8--'t
Armstrong Co, hthOsraphers' Miik-at'
Bailey n Jen dns. wool, COngress-.t.
Baker. Nelson, bonnet anu nat bleaeheT No Nv WASH
BaldSin. :. P. NewEnriand Type Foundry, Pear-st
RauHed & F4rWeu, Pearlrt
Barker, j. b.. d Co.. PeaTlst.
garraee Brothers q Co.. wuOlens. No. $50 Frankla-,t
Beebe. James D., q Co, WinihrOptqueie.
Jienedict d Buruham, Pear.-st.
Ienuett. %. r., d Co.. blank books, No nc state-,
BeuDeit T. =. & Co. boob Hers. No. no oIiiert.
Feunett T. f.. I1lden, Dcv0usliire -.
pigi.v-. T. L.. PeaTl-sl.
riorlaio. %. A, e. Co., PcatLst.
B-ch & Henderson, bouIet amts $50. 10 H-'@'t'
ElacEbIru. g., & Co., Wool, Conercss-si
Bliss q whiting Franhr-sL
EIt.. h. D.. q Co., Pc1T-a-.
gDsu Camel a Coz Arrh-.l
Iost'o E,as.ic Fabric Conn uy. 80 s DcvoH-lir e..
f,r g,-fsB and sandwich 0as8 Company, f,afi7i.
Bovlcn a Brown, MllS 81
farce vs.. s g. sons, lhgh-rt
IrsUIr.ii or. black and uLitesmiihs, Congress st
Brett 4 90. WHOLESALE clothing
Lacac4 8 TiestOn. pUDnshel'' H''a-'t'
Bee scf A.. q Co.. feafi-'"
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INSURANCE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.


Washington, No u Safest. incorporated 1924; cap
fremont Pre- No 6s State ST. Incorporated 1867; capt
Neptune No. O. sate-st. incorporated 1891 capital.
e90O0OO.
Merchants, No 90 satcst Incorporated 1916; capital.
Mercantile Marine No. Safest. incorporated 1923
Massachusetts Hospital Life No 90 Safest incor-
independent No 70 state-st cash capital 100000
Franklin. No. a Safest incorporated 1873 capital
Equitable Safety. No. 40 state-st incorporated 1882
Dorchester Mutual Fire, No. 40 COngress-st.
China Mutual, No. 50 Safest. incorporated 1889.
Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire, No. lO0 summer
Boston, No. 81 Safest Incorporated 1879 capital
$4,000
American, No "a Safest. incorporated 1918 capital
10000.
Boot and shoe Manufacturgrs Mutual Fire, Of Lynn,
Mas. No. 90 kibY-st.
Cleveland. Of Cleveland, Ohioj capital $4,000 NO IL
Commerce. Albany y. Y; capital. sIoOOoo; No. 20
Commercial Mutual ,Marine) Of NewYork: incorpo
rated 1870; cash assets 81 10000; No. % Safest
Commercial Mutual OF Cleveland, Ohio; capital
COMMONWEALTH Life Of New-York. No. 40 Washing
Continental Of New-York; capital $4,000; No. Con
American OF Providence; assets, ty72.22O No. XII
Commercial Fire Of NewYork assets. $4,000; No. ,
American Exchange Fire OF York assets, s2ss6oo
No. 3 Kilhy-st.
Fame Of Philadelphia assets, 72OOO0O; No. Kilby-st.
California Insurance Union OF san Francisco assets
g. 3iG sOF gold No. 3 Kilby-st
Equitable Life OF NewYork capital S2,OoooOo' NO 10
Freman's Fund OF San Francisco; cash capital,
Fireman., Of New-Yor; assets. sasO75e; No. II Kill
by--t - 800
Home Of New-York; capital. 10000; No Kihyst.
International, Of NewYOrk; capital, si,5S05so No
Kiiby-st.
Putnam Of Hartford. No. 3 Congress-st
CITY. Of Hartford. No 8 ConCrrs.-t.
Charter OAK ~ Hartford, No. COngrcssst.
BAY state of Worcester, No. 6 Con rts'-st.
Merchants and Farmers Of Worcester. NO Con
sun OF Cleveland, o., No. Cougress-st.
Manhattan Life OF NewIOrk assets, t6ei,jl9i NO l3l
Wa-hngtOn-st
Massichnsefts Mutual Life Of Springfield; assets
e3 900 OOO-No. 1T3 WashngtOn-st
National Fire OF New-YOrk; capital, $264,3s5; NO.
Norwich Fire Of Norwich, Conn., capital, sooooooi No
90 Safest. -
North American Of Hartford; assets s9i,iis; No Il
kiby-st. ..-... -
40 Congre-s-st.
Roger williams Of Providence capital, 100000; No 20
Safest
ST. Nicholas Fire OF New-York assets s225OOO; No. &c
State-st
Union Fire and Mlrinel OF San Francisco; asset5.
81 llJ Gg7: No. 80 5tate-5t
Union Mutual VI Philadelphia; capital, t26o2l; No 7
kuJy-st.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER II. 1872

Eagle National. No. 10 Knbyst Incorporated ls22i
capital. 81 00OnO
Everett National, No. 90 Congresst Organized 1885,
capt. al. t2O0.Ooo
Freeman.s National, No 100 summerst. Incorporated
Howard National, No. IS Safest.
Mercantile savings Institution No Is summerst. In
cOrporated 1851.
National CITY, No. Of Safest.
National OF North America, No. Go Safest
National Hide and Leather No. 81 COBgress-st lncor
porated 1859: capital Sl.50OOO0.
New England No. 81 Safest.
North National No. IS DevOnshire a.. Incorporated
1875 capital, t 10000
National Revere, No. "a Fnnklin-st Organized as a
state bank, 1859 capital t20OOO0.
National Webster, No 30 Safest
Redemption National No. 81 Safest
Shagmut National, COngress-st, corner Of Water-st.
Incorporated 1896; capital, 81, OOOOOO.
Shoe and Leather National No. Is Kiby-st. Incorpor-
ated 1896; capital 81 900 00O.
Traders' NatiOual No. 81 Safest.
fremont National. No. II State-st.
Washington National No. IT Safest.
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p 0 SITS c RIP r.
1880 A. VI.
THE BOSTON FIRE BROKEN OUT AGAIN.
TERRIBLE GAS ExPLOsIONs-THE ESD NOT YEr>A
lsY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TaBUSEl

TIE BOSTON FIRE BROKEN OUT AGAIN.
TERRIBLE GAS ExPLosIoSs-THE END NOT W.T.
lsT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TarBUSEl
BosroN, Nov. fl-12:45 a. m.-Three terrific
gas explosions have Just occurred in the rear
of Jordan, Marsh g. Co.'S retail store, fronting
Washington-st. An alarm has been struck foe
engines The flames seem to be getting head
way.
The probabilities are that the Gre viii OK
tend into the square from the corner Of Wash
ington and Sammer-sts. TO Temple-piace.
The bells have aroused citizens from their
beds. The shocks from the explosions were
felt many squares away. The gas has been
turned off from all sections Of the city. All
is darkness except the glare from the fra
" bich lights up the heavens
2:45 a. m.-The fire is raging in the build
ings at Washington and 5ummer-sts., travelling
rapidly toward Temple-st- The immense jew
elry store of Sbrieye, CruIup, Low & Co. 70
now in ruins.
From appearances the whole block from
Summer to 1emple-plaee VIII 90 IN ashes
before daylight. The streets axe crowded with
people at this writing removing goods TO the
Boston Common The eBd is not yet.
TIE CITYs DANGER RENEwED-HoPEs THAT
THE PERIL MAY BE AvEErED-
rGRyERAL PRBsS DISPArcHI
BosroS, Nov fl-9:3J a. m.-1he fire hIs
again broken out in the stores of Marsh s.
Co., and Shrieye, Crump & Low, jewellers, and
is raging violently.
Il is hoped, however, that the Fire Depart
ment Will be able to keep it under. Tho gas
is going out all over the city.
H. m.-The fire broke ont afresh from three
terrible gas explosions in the rear Of Jordan.
Marsh & Co.'S store
Tho fire crossed Westinghouse toward
Temple place. and gained rapidly. II now
looks az if the whole block toward the Com
mon would go.
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BOGFRr-At Nsnfclaif. Y. j. rhufsAT nov RissbsfA
Mcbride widow Cayt Peer BogsTt q @ city sgei 20 yeas 4sd
months
The lrvs All friends family respectfully invited % st>ai
the f.ncra from Reformed Church thsve zsd fseaiI
nnfh-s., GA Monday Noy. H. az Il ocOcA
DTCKSOV-Iu t c on evening Nov o James Dcfa.
The ves and rends stad b. funeral rueisY
Nov Z. A. o. H. bis late residence Glen Cove l. T. Car
azes The tepoton arrTa Of the IA tran ioas
Hunters Poin!, return 80 p u.
GRRgNE-In city afternoon eh inst Bentnis Bep
Jo0 aBi Lydia Ervn Gresaa fsrneFs
81 Boston Mac.
Funeral BE- bb No . Pas; Thrs .hs ructis,
sfrt o. 18th Relatives hienls Invited
without further The VII b.
b. Boston.
HOW AhDAi Port Chester " T. Suada morning NoF TO- H. Dear
born Hovari. aged SO yeArl
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MERaIrOn SATURDAY So'9 Ann. Merritt daughter Of tue iats
Mchael
TIE lyss lai friends respectfully invited - sls1d
her nre Tue-ay afternoon trim her late rcsincs tI
Rist Talr.y-6dt-sL, s.hogt further invitation.
WALSH-Ou saurla~ Nov 0, Jimes Wash igei 80 years
The amii ard o. h brother A. kb .rts,u
Wsh are his funeral from Mars hct. Iea
st. ruesllv morning Nov - az 800 O'CLOCK
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and the two intermediate floors we're let for business

and the two intermediate floors we're let for business
Purposes
THE POST BUILDING.
The Boston POst occupied the building at
Water and Dey0nshirests, opposite the new Postoce
The first number Of The Post Issued on Nov O. ISL
BY Charles G. Greene The Post drst publishel In
this building on March ~. 1899 The countngroom was
on the first floor the pressroom In me "or and
the oOmposiugroom on the firth, the intermediate ui
being used Cor business purposes.
THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
The Mercantile Library Association occupieu
the building at Summer and Hawley SITS, having read
1900 volumes TINS Association was fouudeu iu i0''
aud has LOCO members
THE EVERETT BLOCK.
The Everett Block, at Otis and Summer-sts.'
one Of the first buildings burned was an immense granite
structure and was owned by the Eyee5 15aie
doors there we're numberess Offices.
BIRTHPLACE OF FRANKLIN.
Nearly opposite the Old South Church, on
Mikst below Westinghouse was the site Of the hum
Die dwelling in which Benjamin Franklin the sage and
statesman, first drew breath The original dwelling was
torn down many years ago and about IS ago. an
ornate structure OF Quincy granite I'VE stories high,
erected on the spot. This was named The Br5n
sI irimmi9g and artihcsI flower firms II was OF
sbe most striking edidces IN that neighborhood
CHARACTER OF THE BUILDINGS.
That portion of the city which has just been
burned was many years covered with elegant
aud costly private residences Tie Federast Tor Old
Drury) Tleatec St. Patrcks Cathedral, DR.. Gannetts
Unitarian Church and the City Library were all within
stones throw Of each other az the intersection OF Fed
eral and Franklin-sts. Fort Hill, south OF this,
was an aristocratic neighborhoOd, crowded
with old family mansions. These were grad
ually occupied by a poorer class OF foreign
population while the richer people crowded out OF their
old haunts, built on Iremontst Beacont Hnu On tIe
About 1850. however. the needs OF Boston business
crowded the families which occupied Purchase kngstOh
Battery march. Summer, and other streets 10 the now
burned district that these localities were ertduai
built up with immense pios OF granite, some OF
part OF which lies In the center Of the tract ust
swept by the flames may literally be called the heart Of
R0sfon's business There the greatest wholesale
firms dealing in dry goods leather, shoes and shoe ind
jugs and wool. birdseye view Of that section
III the CITY would show e mass OF highly Ornamcntcd
granite iacrustng the earth, and seemingly as indie
structible as the tombs OF the Egyptian kings. The
" hole fabric swept away in a few hours.
wHARvEs IN THE BURNED DISTRICT.
The following is list of the piers and
xharves along the waterfront Of the burned district
from India wharf westward; - -, 80,
Rnwes Fosters Harris Otis, Arch, P3ckar FORT liil
D0ns spears, Liverpool, Pear-st, Russia Prenuce-
aud I1iesiOl's.
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LATEST sHlP WHY'S.
Tor olisr shin News see Second Pgg,.
ARRIYRn SnnlnN NJ

ARRIVED. Sunday, NOV. lO.
t.alsshp Laurent tPl LemArs, hae Oct - 's Bsi ia
,ith m.se aui plsA 10 Geo Mackenzie.
Regulator Freeman Wlm1gtoc With nee ni pass
Loui4rl steamship Co. -
steamship Roberts Richmond CITY P91t AIT Aoflok.
With miss and pas. o Oid Dominion steamship Co.
Peter = WsrFek ,of CarlAl Mel, RIO Janeiro sPt
With COFFEE
steamship Corses Ksabs Ss~-oreans sOy nth nt and
pass 10 H.. B. Cromwell Co
Steamship AAo'J savannah. With ndss snd -
srsns6y ate-i, lawrence Norfolk, With se AMI to Ola
-teasslip 20.
steamship zoae Chaplin Morehead CITY. c. va M AMI pss.
% Murray. Feui, a CO. ..... =,
larI Stsa 10 3D.
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MEXICO.

FAIR PROMISES FROM THE NEN PREsIDENT-iN-
TERYAL IMPROVEMENTS To BE FOsrERED.
MATAMoRos, Nov. "a letter has been re-
eeiyed here from President Lero aud the Maisier OF
Foreign Relations stating that the Mexican Frontier
Commission will strictly investigate the complaints ~ 60
c.tfle-steaing and that the Mexican Government VIII
Id that OF the United States putting end TO all DIS
rirbances The Mexican Government u resolved 70 ios
TER Internal improvements. connect Mexico with the
United states By rail- and encourage foreign n a-
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THE INSURANCE Loss.
see Eighth Page.
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY

SLAVE TRADE UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG-sUs-
PENSION OF A NEWSPAPER.
CossrAsrmoPIE saturday, NOV. .. lS-2.
An English steamer arrived here on Wedncs-
d,v from Malta having on board 20 slaves be dis
posed ~ m ths city very brisk slave trade r. carried
on between TripO and CoustantinOpie By way of Militia
me Letant Herald has been suspended for two months
u con uuncc OF the publication IN us columns OF 81
rical articles upon the deficient water supply OF Co1-
stantinUp!e.
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PARTIAL LIST OF LOSSES.

NAMES or % OF THE LARGEST MERCHANTS AND
THEIR ESTIMATED LOSSES.
The following Is a partial list OF the mer-
chants burned and their rough estimates OF their
losses eleraphed from Boston. II Is evident that
many others whose names not given have also sur
fercd Some OF these appear without mention however
Of the extent Of their losses in the list Of burned business
houses which will be found below
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RANK BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

Atas National. No. 10 Knby-st Incorporated 1885,
capital o. 5O0000. .,, ,,.s.
atlantic National, No. khbyst Incorporated I'VE
capital, $4,000. ..-..
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MARRIED.

DAvIs-CONANr-O Wednesisy Nov Il g. Johns chn Eii
" The rtc.o Rev. Samuel A. Clark D. > Dave ~
Geonaie COMMIT daugltsr oi Frederick J. C0uast
KEP-ROGARS-Ih tots city THURSDAY Nov = By he Rev DE-
Deems Charles Keep MsJ L. Roge8. daughter q III as
u. brown OF Br0Oklru n. l.
PHYFE-gMITH-On Wednesday evening Nov s. 1873 he re
enrs o. ne BRIDES parents ~ ih james srei jan w
Ph Lawrence dsaghsr o. Joe Ia o. Sats
% AaIlhIsl u /
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NEWSPAPER OFFICES DESTROYED.

American Railway Times. weekly, No 90 Federalst.
American Union weekly, No. 60 Congress Il.
American Workman weekly, No. jit Cornhlllrt.
BtllOu'- Magazine, monthly, No. 6J COngre-s-7t.
Boston journal OF Chemistry, monthly No. $50 Con-
gress-st.
Christian monthly. No. 70 Llndllat.
Courier. weekly. No. "a Congress Il.
Flag of our Union, weekly No. 60 COnere-s-st.
Clsls0n's Home Circle, weekly, No. a. Summerst
Good Tempar. semi-mOuthly, No "a tOnSrees-st.
Literary Companion. weekly, No. ~ Summers.
Masonic Monthly, No. 80 kilby-st.
Monthly Novelette, No. g. COugressst.
New England Postal Record. weekly No. % Congress
ST. 80, =. 90.
oliver Optics Magazine weekly and monthly No. ii9
Pathiinder Railway Guide monthly. No. Llndall-st.
Pilot weekly. No 10 Franklin-,t.
saturday Evening Gazette. weekly No. 81 COngressst
Shoe aud Leather Reporter, weekly, No. 80 Pcarl-,t,
student and SchOJliuate, monthly, No 100 Washing
tOn-st.
SUNDAY Courier. No "a COngrcssst
Tton's Journal vi Horticulture, monthly, No. l6l
KushingtJu-st.
Transcript daily. No 80 Washngtou-st.
Waterman ana Reflector, weekly, No. ljl washing
tuu-st.
Waycrley Magazine, weekly. No Lindall-st
Yluk-e Blade, weekly. No. % C0Hgrtss-st.
Youths Companion seuim0nthly, No. l5l washing
ton 81
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THE WEATHER
Was DgrsRrsxsr

WA DgraRrHxHr
OFvi,K oy ruE CHIKT SGStL OTr, re-
W,ssrtarlv ID e. Miudav. Nov. H., e. m
Syu,prls f5r IA, tas iic-r D. oar h0Hra
Tho b,rouleter mas risen IN New-England ana
a. Mail ,t-s th g.srray weather hgat northsrl vn
-afus rlHrrT einds an t"aH '~' w $50
l,rrr las.s aud thence 10 the uppe ono valley .t,
Tersr Itkfs baramrfcre frr i9f WIN Isl N.
.,i .-sthrr sr,enfug che Lower oha Fah,y fnd
I'M, N8rtive,t saf Upper Msaggi faiyt 'e'l.is ~ ~
- ..,i- ui, nj coaiina on tie "l ana
South Atlantic sta.cL
pt5BataflE
a., .t 80. srl thence % Lover oho lai Mississippi
IN tns api'r s cool caa1g clear weather eAtlllg
4, i,ii.aa and che Western ikes by rFrl4nE
~ he uf aul solih Atlantic States, are aorihfJ 70 south
,sf,,r sirs frequent coaues and oocs az u ram GO ne
f,a. barometer siuhory siuls Nth coui weather aai
"a m 20 N.x ngant 4nd tho Nude ''iics diminishing pre-
vaas Fsfg dai0g she dAj - "'aa-ie'V '"' P4'"i '"-
seatder.
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m Rroaar near Crest JoIss opening esss paels II
Oss CrrsaI Chandeliers. Aa Gu Boutr, as oaSei cas hf
trrs. OF IN kials Also China, Glass sal Plated are
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Renne'. Magic oil sold large Quantities By jouN HsSsr.
80 Co,re.pae. y oOenrT daalsn si s0p2g Al
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A PUBLIC MEETING CALLED IN NETWORK
The citizens OF New-YOrk are respectfully
invited 10 attend meeting at O'Clock this afternoon
az the rooms VI the Chamber Of Commerce, corner OF
Cedar aud Willam-5ts to express their sympathy with
the sufferers by the re Boston Saturday 9th, and
sunday iOsh inst3 and to take such action as may DO
neda adv
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nfuetza Cold Heal Sore Ihful 81 eeeyea
a. oues hg Jung REsSEs MAGo Oh
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Phelps Dodge 4 Co., George Opdyke Co.,
T. D. Morgan a. CO., Morton, Bliss Co..
m a. Arnold & Co., Campbell, Hall & Co..
Alex 7. Stewart, J.. Roberts x 20,
I'm Muurue & Co. Moses Taylor & Co..
Droxel Morgan * Co., Oeirlchs Co,
Drur1n sherman 8 Co., Maitland. Phelps Co.
John IuyiOr Johnston, Il ". HOwe7,
George NJ Miller, Israel C0rses
RicbarI -eh,H Charles II. Haswel
Williams < tIulon, Clark. Dodge & Co,
W0otgtrd BALDWIN & Spence. MOntJ cue & Co..
Co Buasiug Crocker & CO.,
Rlaks Brothers 4 Co.. Bernhard X Hutton,
Tells. Gri .wold g EcIOgg. Chts. r. Marshall & Co.
William Brice & Co., chas. n. HdsWeu
J. Hampdea RODb, VIM Foster
henry A. Hurlbut. George A. Robbins.
FAbbri & GhluuCcy. Arthur L3try.
W. T. BIukcr. John A. MARSH, and others