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THE CONSERVATIVES OF NEW YORK

FT0m Ms Chenang0 IeHgrdPh.
The RIGHT SPIRrr.-Two weeks since the Con-
servatives run up their Flag in the Poughkeepse
Journal and under it issued a notice for county
convention in "Old Duchess Last week they held
their convention and il was a noble and glorious
one. All their proceedings breathe the right spirit
The Hon. N. p. Tallmadge, Stoddard Judd, and
Joseph l. Jackson, were appointed delegates TO The
Conservative State Convention.
We like this prompt and resoute movement OF
The Conservatives in Gold Duchess" We are glad
to see them take ground so early and with such I'M
finching resolution. The Conservatives Of Dutch
ess set the ball in motion last tall, and il rolled
through the State and crushed the loco focos to
pieces The result will again reward their ex-
ertions Throughout the entire State the Conserya-
tives are preparing to battle manuy for the rights
of the people, They will go into the contest strong
er than ever Undsmayed by the ceaseless assaults
which have been made upon their integrity, through
the locofoco papers, and unawed by the threate
and denunciaions of power, they are now making
active preparations for their State Convention at
Syracuse on the Sd of October next That conner
ti0n iriH be a troublesome to the loco focos we
warn them in advance OF this. Ii the duplcity and
double dealing OF certain leading subtreasureIs are
not properly exposed in the proceedings, j VIII not
be for the lack Of materials. Let the Albany ne
gency tremble for the fate that awaits them.
The Conservatives of Chenango will not be want
ing in the Syracuse convention. They have fought
the bltle too we'll Nobly as they did their duty last
tall, we feel warranted in saying that they will be
prepared to 60 into the coming contest with equal
zeal, equal resolution, and an equal determination
again to PROSTATE the sub-treasury party The Jour-
mai may sneer at them as much as il pleases IL may
revile their motives and decfy their numbers. Net
ther its effected scorn, mol its contemplate Assaults
upon them, will move them from their purposes or
deter them from doing their whole duty.
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Ornamental Letter and other type in proportion.
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MARRIAGES.

On Sunday last, by the Rev @. g. Goodman, Mr..
Andrew Dedsher, 10 Miss Rheda Ann Anderson, OF this
District.
10 Columbia Pennsylvania. on the 18Th instant, BY
me Rev H. Symmes, al the residence Of her uncle,
" X 4. Cochrsne. Mr.. James A. Msgroder, formerly
TO Miss Mary A. Cochrans, or Washington city.
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INDrASA--The last Indianapolis Journal contains an
official of the recent election in that state from
which appears that the wings have majority Of seven
IN the senate, and the ocofocos majority Of twenty in
the House. The popular vote for members Of congress
exhibits locofoco majority Of 1884 votes allowing Mr.
Wicks vote to be pure oco-oco which they themselves
do not claim. He supported BY wings enough to
turn the scale the other way.-- Wheeling Gas.
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The Congressional Election in Maryland
takes place on the first Wednesday in Octo-
ber The delegates in the last Congress
were ) Of them Whigs-3 Destructives.
The election in Mississippi is held on
the 4th and 9Th Of November. The repre-
sen'atives last year were 2 Wings.
These are the only States which have not
already elected their representatives in the
10Th Congress.
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Sals of Bfoyus Mahteauiis.--A sale ofabout 30 600
Morus Multicaulis trees, by M. Thomas Son,
took place at Mount Airy, near Germantown, on
Thursday last, as follows 1926 about five feel ~
10 26 cents; 23l3 three Feet III TO u cents 2ooSo
one to Two ieet 81 to 10 Cents Terms, one-thifa
cash, balance 10 months.
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HISTORY OF THE PROTESTANT EPfSCO-
II PAL CHORCH IN Maryland, by Rev Francis L.
Hawks OF New York, being narrative OF esents con-
nected with its rise and progress in that Statein
volume, just published, is this day received for sale
scnt IL F. TAYLOR.
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mn Charles Dickens, the immortal Boz, has an
nounced, through his publishers, Messrs. Chapman
and Hall, aaolber new periodical work Of humor,
10 appear on the LIST Of August next! The name Is
Of course kept profound mystery.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.-This day received, for
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The Arabian Nights Entertainments, London edition.
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Rtters History Of Ancient Philosophy translated from
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Tempeton's Engineers Common Place Book Of Prac-
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Adcocks rules and data fo Railways, the Steam En-
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The Phenomena and order Of the Solar System by Pro
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The Pictorial edition Of The Book Of Common Prayer,
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Rhnd on the Age Of the Earth considered geoogically
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Clarke's Riches Of Chaucer, l volume.
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DoToMAC AQUEDUCTAT GEORGETOWN.
The drawings and details given in large folio vol
Of plates with the accompanying leerpress descriptions
specifications &C. now become scarce and valuable, Is
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Court House Desi,oysd.-Tbe Rockfort (Indiana)
Register, Of the 30h .ultimo states that the Court
House 10 Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, has been
destroyed fire. together with all The records Of the
county. The Recorders Office was In the building,
and the records were also destroyed.
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FUDGE LoMAX'S DIGEST Of he Laws Of Real
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ciy the Laws of Real Property in Virginia, in vols.
by John Tayloe Lomax
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Davies Criminal Law Pothier on Contracts I; Long on
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fourth volume Of Chity's General Practice Russell and
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on sunday morning the residence Of his father. in
year Of his age,
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NHURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America during
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The New Brunswick IN. J) FREEDMAN
says that the New York Locofocos have
kindly taken New Jersey in charge again this
year. and are spreading their Custom House
a0d other s,ipendiaries through the State, to
instruct The people in their duties.
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DONALD MACLEOD.
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Also, The Engineers Common Place Bonk of Practi-
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Adcocks Rules and Data for Steam Engines Rail-
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Professor Nicho on the Phenomena and Order of the
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Grier's Principles, Rules and Tables for Engineers,
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Il Inc Conservatives seem determined to maintain
@s Position they now occupy, which is an important
e a. regards the approaching Presidential election,
p p"1, probably is moi an unenviable one. Evidently
SSAdlhg the balance Of power in two of the largest
SafS OF the Union, and manitesting disposition to
,eP aloot from the conflicts OF the two great con-
%ns,hg parties, they are peculiarly fitted TO guard
T n hSnu'ions against the danger Of the extremes
"1 winch all parties are liable TO run in times of
S" political excitement That they are high mind
a. n'aorable men, having the general welfare at
SG., we think is sufficiently evident to the most
1,"aed partisan and so believing, we are satisfied
a me result of the Presidential election is in their
"'A'S'- Winchester Republican.
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0HIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL ON THE FEDE-
~ raj Constitution. published and this day re-
ceivcd, Tor sale by F. TAYLOR, in one svovolume
aug.lo
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ALApAMA.-At the late election for Congressman,
there was no contest in the Isl and 4h districts no
Wing candidates being in nomination. The votes
in the other three districts were as follows:
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ITO PRiNfERS.-The following REDUCED PRI-
i CES will be charged for Printing Types n Bruce's
New York Type Foundry, No. % Chambers street and
No. 3 CITY Hall Place
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A small commission for selling and paying 10 mil
lions Of Treasury Notes is good thing when added to
salary Of TO $4,000. Stockholders should look to
this.
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1899

The votes in the same districts in August, 1887
stood thus.
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rooms in front are for the Executive and his
Council and Library In the centre Of the build
ing, is an excellent marble statue Of Washington,
executed in Paris, and bust Of Lafayette. Offices
in the basement. Mr.. Jefferson sent the model of
THIS edi6ce from Paris The Courthouse in the
rear is beautiful building of much better taste
There is commodous house in the adjoining
square exclusively reserved Tor the use OF the Go
vernon The public buildings are constantly guard
ed by patrols with musket and military dress The
State employs Standing army Of eighty men to protect
public property, and to overawe nsurrection &C.
The other public buildings are the Penileptary
Aims House, Museum, Academy OF Fine Arts, Or
phan Asylum, and an old Armory Some Of the
private dwellings on the hill are eegant-no doubt
the abodes OF refinement and hospitality
Richmond may reasonably anticipate higher
destiny. Her commerce and manufactures already
extensive, are destined to increase Greatsofacities
for manufacturing purposes could scarcely be de-
sired She has the finest water power, abundance
| of building materials, coal mines, plenty of iron
within her reach, and soil capable of producing
tobacco, cotton, hemp, mutieaulis, wheat, corn and
cattle, and besides all these convenient outlet to the
sea. A few years ago, 1t was calculated that, the
number OF vessels engaged annually in the trade Of
Richmond, was about GO ships so briggs, 36O schoon-
and sloops, and 80 steamboats, The statistics of
her population exhibit rapid increase. In 1910 Il
was 9,735 In 1920 l2O67. In 1880, $1,000, and
now il Is estimated at $4,000. Many enterprsing
people are engaged in improving the most valuable Of
the water privileges and there are already in the full
tide of success some Of the largest Touring mills in
the world, rolling and Sitting mills nail factories,
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PAR BACH l. CALHOUN.

IL SERA VENDU Mercredi ls Juliet, 1899,
a midi, Ia Nouvelle Bourse, rue ST. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situes Carrollton, dGsign61 d'aprts I'm plan tire
par Louis Brngier, Arponteur gGn6ralc, los dts
lots ct c. L'let E conten, &c lots nuu6rotGs
de 26 lcsqucls ont les mesurcnt suivants
Nos l, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8 9, 10, mesurant
rhacan 80 pieds do face la rue Macarty sur los
plcds ,to pr"tendcur, le lot, l formant lencoig~
nurc des rues Macarty 1t Adam, ct lie lot no. 10
for "ant ienco gnure des rucs Macarty ct Burdct.
No. IL. II, 10, tros lots ncsnrant chacun 800
p'cds do face la rue Burdtt knr $50 dc profon-
deur.
Nos. IA, Is, l6, II, IS, 10, 90, 81, %, 90,
dix lots n'csurant chucun 30 pieds do aca Ia rue
dc Commerce sur lO5 do proondcur, 10 no. Ia
formant Pcncoignuro dcs RUGS dc Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos. "a, IS, 2G, mcsurant chacun 30 pieds do
face la rue Adam sur $50 do profondeur.
l. ilet G contenant 26 lots numero,es dc a &c,
lcsques ont les measures suivants:
Nos. |, 2, 3, A. 5, g. 7, 8, 3 g. 10 mcsurant
chacun 80 picda de face Ia rue do Commerce sur
los de profondeur, lie lot no. forman. rencoig.
nurc dcs rues do Commerce ct Washington.
Nos. IL, ~. Is mesurant chacun 20 pieds dc
face la rue Washington sur so de protondeur.
Nos, ID. Is, l6, II, Is, 10, 90, 81, %. 90,
dix lots mcsurant chacun 81 pieds do face la rue
Pearl sur lis do proiondeur, lc no, IA forman,
rcncognurc des rues Pear ct Washington, ct 10 no
~ joignant rencoignure des rucs Pearl ct Bur.
Diet.
Nos. a. 25, 26, 3 lots mesurant chacun 80
pleds do face Ia rue Burdct sur $50 do prsfon
denr ct le tout mesurc Americaine. il
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SYNDlC'S SALE,
49,: BY BACH e. CALHOUN.

BY BACH & CALHOUN.
WILL. be sold on Wednesday, July 3, 1889, at 70
W o'clock , at the City Exchang: in st Louis st.
between Royal and Chartres Streets by order of Anho
~ ka'ch, Esq syndic Of the creditors Of Messrs
Eg'rt u y Wibray. Tor the account and a, the risk of
Mcs.rs Edward York, George B. Ogden and c Ogden,
VINO have failed to comply with the Of sale OF
property hereinafter described, made to them on the
24lh January, 1889.
Eleven lots OF ground. situated IN Foub"urg sauet,
"a municipality Of New Oreanr in the squire bounded
ny Clio, pytanee Caope and Nayu,ss Streets az per
plan which will be exhibited the time Of sale, viz
Lot No. measuring 90 feet, inches front on Prv-
street.
Lots No. as, 6, 10, and 10, measure each %
Lot No. IT, measuring % fset inches r a. from, on Priv
lance street, by 100 fee, in Depth and front on Caope
street.
The above lots will be s"ld separately with the priv
lege Of an alley in the Of the width OF Is feet
Terms OF saIe-$l800 cash eaci, lot balance 6
and "a months credit for approved endorsed notes
with mortgage until final payment.
june 3tljl7j 3jv
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Adv'ces from Montevideo to the 18th of April have
been received at Boston. The U. 5. ships Indsren
dsnce and Fairfield were in port. The briggs captured
by the French squadron had been released on demand
Of Commodore Nicholson. DE Rosas was bscon;-
ing popular with the Buenos Ayre,ns.-
The defeat Of the Peruvians by the Chian.. AID the
detention at home Of Frutos Rivera, had tended to
strengthen Dc Rosas. II was believed TINT the French
would he obliged to reinforce their squadron to humble
the Argentine Republic. News had cen received at
Montevideo OF the utter defeat Of the Correutios expedi
ton against Buenos Ayres. This was a death blow to
iv'ras designs, and it thought would lead to the
opening Of the port Of Moneveo, the French could
not gain any thing over De Rosas y depending Fru.
tbs, whom they had urged IN attack Buenos Ayrcs
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The Presidency.-A couple Of darkies met "A few
evenings since ant, commenced a alton on the
MI enerossimg subject ofthe Presidency, wheeupon the
following dulogu ensued;
~ say Sam, who you sprcks to vote for at the con
suing eli c,ion ~
swell now Sam. ! don't like to give my ideas upon
dem ahsruse subjects, but howsomever knlkilaes ,e
for Col. Dick Josing for de President, and Mr..
Van Buren, for de Vice President and wdnu any further
specialization I'll tell you my notions for don dat
same. After Happen told dat Col. Dick Johnsng
had sorter halt rny mari ID lady oh complexion, aud
80 votes for him sure dark color had jest mlc,
right vote any oddcr folks, he's certain to ri,
Sans vote"
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Vente do Syudic.


PAR BACH g. CALHOUN.
IL SERA VENDU 10 Mercred lie Juliet pro
chain midi a Ia Nouvco Bourse rue ST,
Louis entro les rues Royals ct Char,rcs par rordro
dc Mr.. Anthony Rasch, Sndc des cr6anciers do
Messrs Egerton ct Wibray pour 10 compile ct aux
risqncs de Messicurs Edouard Yotke, George B.
Ogden and J. C. Ogden qni ont manquGs aux
termes presents par Ia vonte pour les proprGtGs CT
desso"s Designers leur adjugees le % ia nvicr,
1889.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
stues dams 10 faubsurE Saulot, Ode Muncipalite de
Ia Milo Orleans dams rilet si,ue entire les rucs
Clio. PrytanGe, Calliopc, ct Nayade, dapre, un
plan qul a etc expose au moment do la yontc,
Savoir:
Lie Lot No. l. mcsurant 20 picds pouccs do
face Ia ruo Prytanco par 100 pods dc profondeur
de face la rue Clio
Les lots Nos 9, 3, A. S, 6, 7, 8, $40 mesu-
rant chacun 90 pcds do face Ia rue Prytaneo par
l2O pieds de profoudeur.
LIZ lot No. IL. mesurant 20 picds pouces do
face "a rue Prytanee par 100 piods do profondeur
OF face Ia rue Calllope.
Les susdIts lots seront vcndus separemcnt avcc
10 privilege dune alice de Is picds do Iargcur.
Les termos de vcn,c ront $500 compliant pour
chaqus lot. ct 10 balance 6, -, l8 ct "a mois dc
credit billets cndosses satisfaction ayec bypo-
theque jusqu' parfait pacme"t.
BY BACH " CALHOUN.
WILL lie sold On Wednesday, Sd July, 1899, at ~
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange in ST Louis street
Two Squares of Ground,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brngicr sur
veyor general sqarcs Z and c. Square f. contun.
Is lots, numbered from to 26, which, measure as fol
i lows:
Nos |. 3,4, 5, 81, 8, Q, 1910 lots measuring each
~ feet trout Aucarty street, by lO5 feet in depth To-
No forming the corner of Mac arly and Adam streets
and lot N" 10 forming the Of Macarty ind Bur
Diet streets.
Nos H. IL, 1873 lots, measuring each 800 foe, from
! on Burdet street by $50 feet in deplh
Nos ID, -, l6, II, II, 49, 20 g. % :3-lO lots,
uring each 30 feet front Commercial street. BY lO
fee! in depth; No - forming tho of Comnerca
and Burdet streets, and No % forming the coruer
Commercial and Adams streets.
Nos III 70, 2h-3 lots measuring each 30 feet front
Adams street by $50 in depth.
Square G contains &c lots, numbered from | to &c
| which measure follows -
Nos ., g. 78, 1910 lots, measuring eacl
80 feet front Commercial street. by los feet in depth
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and iunte
streets, and No 10 forming the of Commercial
| Washington streets.
Nos H. ~ 1873 lots, measuring each 80 fee, front
Washington staeet by $50 feet in depth
Nos H. l5 l6, II, 49, 49, 90, 81, 90 $50 lots, meas
uting each 80 feet front Pearl street by los feet il
depth lot No ID forming the of Pearl and Was
ington streets. and No - joining the of Pear
and BurCle streets.
Nos "a, IS, 2G-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet from
on Burlet street, by $50 feet in DEPTH all America
measure.
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