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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

E9- The celebrity who viii next
go over tho Pacific road is Mr.. Col
fax. Tie will 90 ia Il Pullman car,
which is not much different from
some other cars, only il ls puffed
oftoner and more extra vagantly.--
He will be accompanied by his wife
MIR, Bross, Of the Chicago Tribune
and Mr. BowIen, of the Springfield
(Mass Republican, and their daugh'
ters, besides few other friends in
all Il very select and very dead head
party [PitIsburg Commercial.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
TENN EssEE.
scnteF Elected Governor Of
Tennessee-The legislature
Conservative Andy J JOhnsOn
TO be made u. n. Senator.

The late election in Tennessee re.
sultod in Senrer, the Conservative
candidate, being elected Governor
over Stokes, Radical, by n majority
Of 10000. The Legislature is Con-
servative and will probably make
Ex President johnson U, S. Sena~
tor
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

p4- We have just rec@vod anOth--
or supply of those celebrated Metallic
Razor Straps. Will sell them a.
before, on approval. Have also the
best Razors 10 be found in the town.
IL, B. VINCENT & BRo.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

ItS- II IL saId John Morriseey
holds 10000 shares OF Central stock
which he bonght at lsO and which
are now worth about hall a million
moro than he paid.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

H@r Go to ADAIR's Book Store for
anything you want in their line. =
They can supply you with all goods
their trade embraces and OF low
prices autl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

D@- A large supply of Judd's pa.-
ent improved Window Fixtures re-
ceivod at the Book Store on ycster-
day. They are the best ia use,
simple in arrangement and do not
get out of repair. Every house
should have them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

peA- New Juvenile Books, Ro-
wards oi Merit, and Sabbath School
Cards received at the Book Store on
yesterday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
j. T.. s. Fin. II. Hanna,

Attorneys At Law.
NcoNNELSVILLE, oHIO,
will attend promptly TO all business en-
trusted TO them. Special attention given
to collections. Office on Center Street, three
doors west of the Public Square.
v2n29-iy.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
Gallery Of Art.
w, &. TRESIZE

asks the p1blic 10 call and examine his
specimen Photographic, Ferrotypes. Am
brotypes, Gems, &C., &C., which cannot be
surpassed anywhere. lie has perfected al
rangements whereby any one can be &c
comodated with the finest of Oil Paintings
aud pictures Of India Ink Work. Rooms
over Boones Ssddlcr Shop, in J. C. stones
building, Center Street, M'ConnelsVille,
Ohio.
Jan I-ly.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
DeclInatiOn OF ROSeCrans and
Nomination OF Geo. ~. Pen
dietOn.
Hamilton

On Monday the Democratic State
Central Committee, Of Ohio, recelv.
cd n telegram from Gen, Rosecrans
in which the General declined being
candidate for Governor for tho rea.
son that he is not a citizen OF the
State. and because his "obhga-
tions to his creditors and family
demand that he shall follow n more
lucrative business than pohtics."
The State Central Committee was
Immediately called together, and,
on Wednesday, Hon. George II
Pendleton was nominated. Mr.
Pcndleton accepts the nomination
and will surely be elected. Hurrah
Tor Pendleton and Grcenbacks
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

nD' Good supplies of Commercial
Note and Bill Paper received at tho
Book Store on yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
x8, CARLYLE on NAP6tE6&

NJ Pierat. a French author, having JUST
rjtten book entitled "Le Drame de WateFioo, nae
W. conv Of 10 Mr. Carlyle. The Chelsea phiOsOpnoI;
80 niy saws ~ recognize your love Of accuracy ana
certainty your great outlay OF research ana
oUinatjon labOrious reading OF documents, OIheINl4
cnnsive rather than interesting-and IN result IeOLC
20 Won my clear conviction. l. That Napoleon Sai
sndsd I'M four days so tragcaly for nm, by NapOeOns
SWn mismanagement, by the fact, which you nave Ien
dered evident that he was he6ee sunk IN % se
NEGLIGENCE aud not himself any more Ihat III sonse
oneuf fines he with unconscious, and now ana tnen
with conscious mendacty endeayored TO lay tns ol9o
an otbers-rouchy Ney &C., and has now, as MS Iate
was been convicted OF that sad ohense, and VIII nave 10
nav the penalty before the whole world In young years
esnecaliy I'm the HudsOn-LOwe time, was Rreatly an
admirer the Great NapOleoni but confess IOr long
while hack the essential mendactty, egotsm cnaraah-
ism OF his procedure and relation TO the world, have
been more and apparent 10 me- and the greatness
of him, even as a soldier, being steadily diminishing,
A great general as Kleber said Ah, yes very great
Eencral-a general Of 10000 month! Ce petit e0qn, no
bigger than my bOOtv"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
NEw.Yonk. wednesday, May 70. lsna


The real estate sold by auction to-day CON.
sisted OF East New-Yor and Staten Island unimproye
property The attendance the Exchange was notice
ably slim. City property Is slower OF sale than was az
this time year ago. The suburbs have been too lous
neglected, and shall be CHAD II II turns out that the
duness in NewYork aud Brooklyn houses is more than
compensated for by the Increased demand for homes in
the country. The region about city Is surely noe
lacking In natural beauty, however much eur ct,zsn
may fall short in their appreciation Of H.
Messrs. Mallory q Blackwell conducted m auctior
OF property at Slug Sing yesterday afernOon
OF which is given below. The eastern shore of fho a
son affords some beautiful sites for residences and
OF these have already been built on IHrrvtoyn
Sing large and beautiful villages and tbe rnad
connects these places distant about six ues fro, o
other through grounds which for snacion snoss
would be no discreditt 10 an English Earl Prouert s
therefore held NJ high prices, and the gro WITH of The
try in comparison with some Of our NewJersey yiaoss
Is some what slow. 0N-'
The property sold yesterday Is bandsomeI, lat. nm.
and commands fiue view Of the river Only a mari 20
tue Sold but every lot struck down was closo
before the auctioneers left the grounds The sale al H.
remainder will take place June 3. '
The following described property Is advertised IN Ia
sold by auction at No. III Broadway tomorrow noon.
BY Muller, Wilkins & Co.. the desirable residence fo,r
merly known the Brush estate now owned by Carles
LETTER esq., situate on Grace Churchst. Rye also tbe
lot aud threestOry frame house the north side M
Eghty-sixthst., l75 feet west Of Avenue BY Josenb
Mcclure, lois the southwest corner OF Ninih-
and Seventeenthst, Brooklyn, Prosueet Par.
two fOur-sOry brOwnstOne houses the south sde "a
ftyninth-st CO feet east Of LeXngton.aye and fTo
lots on the south side Of Seventy 40 feet west
| OF Third-aye.
Messrs. A. j. BeeckeT Son Co., sell tomorrow MON
the premises, the splendid property Of Mr. Qeorye
| Bradsh, at Bay Side, near Flushing, l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

u COLIECToR.S OFFICE NINTH DISTRICT Ngw-YORR.-
pursuance ofw will sell PUBLIC SALE the premises Basi
First known as JULIUS A. LEWIS DSIlr
LERl FRIDAY the 2 day May 1882 al 10 o'clock IN tho fore.
Of that day The osg described property draned foF unp'd
lue the United BY said Julius Levy, unless
expenses before then pad fOursto brick
building and 6rtues also onesto brck buildings and conte
dscy consisting Of STILL cen iermenrg tabs, t-Iks
msher mills touhe cooling pipes meters pipes elevator worm.
tU5 hose boilers engine pumps tools, scales grain oGce nrl
WI a. bAhlINb, COLLECTOR
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
DO SEWER CONTRACTORS. -Separate

TNO SEW Err CONTRACTORS Separate
SEALED PROPOSALS. e'ch nored with the tile Of The work 10
which relates The the bidder and the date M
will De received this Omce until II O'Clock OF SATURDAY May
21 hb9 for the CONSTRUCTION Of SEWERS, ioloss
Specialization l2Gth between 5sh aud 6ibvS
Specification 2lu l3tst between 5th ami 9th ayes Specification
In st between 9th aud iOhayes aud sOh st. between Bh and
WhAea Specification 4ln 7thay between Greenwich ave asd
b9thst Speculation BIN 41sL between 81 aud Lexington aeS
shave between 4h and Ot 9th between 5 aad 34h ss
and In 5 st. between laye aud East River Specification 6In
Jh 6h and ll7hs between % and Ah aea Specification l.
In 4aye between 18th aud gt dst between "a and aes
aud slst and i between 9Th aud sPeeaeou a-n lat
ave- between 3th aud 39h. With branches SPECIFICATION 9ln
Waierst between James Ovss Monroest between Mont
gome Goavernur Pt between BIoome aud DelAneeya
Cntons bctseen GTand and Division GTAnsi between Ridge
aud Cannonsa Margin and Goereks between Grand ad BIoem
t Goerekst between Stanton and HOusonA Manhattsn lane
between Houston aud 1s and b. between and Hh aud
Bedford between Chnsopher
and Grove Nacht between Sprng aud Houston sts booas
and Gni between Sullivan and ghompsons and sPrngSt be-
Mubert sud CrosbystA Specification In 73hSl, hom
lhave TO sgd through 9haye 20 S6hL Specification A-in u
are, between seth and 9h.ss, With branch In blthst
WORKS can seen speisaOns and hrn sr
bs obtained appcAuoa at the Oce Of lhe BuTeau Of Sewers
THOR STEPHENS, Creton
ROBT. L. DARRAGH, Aauelnot
GRO. s. GREENE, } Board
CRoroN AQuEDuor DEPARTHESr May 10, 1869
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
nltstshssisr 6oanlu R,aI estnl. for Sale.

TYONKFRS-Fo SALE, one of the choicest
IN PLACES on Paisadeave Hunse but N bst manner ~
Improvements i6 rooms; grounds 2J bs 2s ts sy OIL ~
frut berries 6c Jnae l. Priee S5See S<' ~ 80
may remsn Also FARM Catcr aun Of ~ a''s 90 - ~ s
under cultivation; meadow corn oats 6e fffs
WLich Includes $40 worth Of toes siash NsgSps A. ~
remain. hANDbLbs NO '%- D'e''" - -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
Corporation gOti,ts.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NO
~ TCB hereby given the occupant
uamprosd Lands Affected
thereby that The following have been completed aud
Odgt the oe ofh Board Of Assessors for examination By all
interested, Via
setting Curb ant Gutter Stones and Tagging sidewalks In
93dt Thirave The limits embraced By such Asses
lscae al the Houses lots Of Ground Lots
pieces and parcels ~ Land. situated on
M Both at Of g't TO the extent ofha the block on the inter
persons By the above
named and Who opposed the either Of hem
requested their objections 10 writing Isaac Hunt
Chairman Board their ocp No - Chambers
street Basement New Courcn within thirty days from the date
OF this uOucs. ISAAC o. HUNT
E HARRISON REID. Board Of AssessorG
GUERNSEY SACKBTr)
Omce Board - House, May IS 1863
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

All who have real estate for sale or to let'
and those desiring TO phrchase or rent such properly
will fnd it TO their interest TO advertise IN THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that any
paper and in addition 10 this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewNork and all its cues aud
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief as WIZ
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO The
reader We would especially dwell the fact that tie
subscribers the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals IN every
business profession; consequently advertisements ID eaeh
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyoes espeel"
attention 20 reports OF sales OF real estate both IN e
and country thus adding greatly to the value oi s COL
umns advertising medium. The charges Tor adVer
tlsing are folOws DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per no
for each msertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per llne' nbN'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per hne About ten WORDS OK
our wide columns average line. Terms cash Ia advance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
Y -XXNII COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF NENlOkk
Comprising the It, Id and Iyh NArs of the City Of New lo
Notice erea the lists ~ valuations and enumeTaos f
property tbc Act provide luta Revenue 20
support Government Interest tie Public Debt aui for
oter puposes srpove jane 0 1904 aud the amudso " thereto
approved March ISIS Jar 49, 1896 anu March 1851 made and ken
Of said Collection District slh remala
open Tor tie II all persons ued for The space Of theen
from hereof ohce No 50 Cellar
hour, " 10 a. and o'clock And Immediately
amer the date hereof 10 wits Ou the 22d
of DAYS thereafter vii receive aud deter
all appeals relative vausons
By the sd Assistant Assessors The Lists herein
comprise the special Businesses Trades and PFoes
son and the Cauages Billiard Tables Gold Watches God
Plate the ending May 1870 aud the tax In
COM b Z the ending December 81, 1858.
an appe h Assessor made writing and
specify the particular matter thing respecting which decision
the ground o complained or
JOHN T. CLEVELAND, Assessor
u.,.t ~. y,,t N.r i0cQ
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

AUCTION SALES OF RICHMOND COUNTY REAL Es-
TATE
BY MULLER, WILKINS 4 co.
plots fronting clOnI Terrace, Of BeTgeBave, New
BY A.. JOURNEAY.
Pi.oV ............... -. s4eos
n 5 ,cr.~ aFoiui,g Mr. 31si
s6J scrs tg on Certraave a. sud 3ss NJ Hays. asa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY l0 1909
Passenger Station 10 hesiok, u T~eHsrsu e. and
FOGltA ave- EaaIce ou q Feutr.ssrelthsL
TRAINS LEAVE SEWlORE.
For EsS Haven and Bridgeport tErD m 1915 (EL) }
(RI.). 345. $50 $50. and lIrl 3 m.
Milford Sst'ord Fairfield Southport WestpoH T. ll:3)
m 3:f5 $3.50. aud $3.50 p IN.
Por Horsst. tEr g li.3o m l2;l5 Gr) EIj. 3'5,
$3.50 (EIl, $3.50. C.JJ, aud (EIl p. m.
Por Dsr.sn. Z ll:l0s. M as 40. $50 ,rd ESQ p "a
For stanford tErl q II 20 1913 (EIj 2:I5, HLl
3:l5 $50 tEI }. AS, 500 ESQ. 7.l5 tErD p.
Por GTeeusich O. 1850 2j JAS 4:t $50. G:30, 7l5
Port Chester and intermediate stations 23
3:45. 4:4j, 500, $50. 1913 sui g2O p 20.
CONNECTING TEATNS
For Boston, via Springfield, O. 10. tEr) (Er) Bpm
Ror Bo'ton. via shore LGe l2l5 lEEl 8p. ~.
Por Hartford and Springfield tEr J. l2.i5 (RIl p
Por Connecticut River kAoad ELl 9:l5 p 10 Montreal
p. 10 Northampton.
FoT Hartford Providence, aud Fslin Railroad Er) li:lj
p.
l2:l5 3 O. ~. .
burgh.
FOR Housatotic Rslroid, A. ard m.
For EaugEucE Railroad, 3 A. m., O.I). $50 p.
FOR DaubuJ Aud NoTuak Railroad. Z y a. 10 iJl
For Rew.Chnslu Railroad a. m! 1915, 49, and 5.JJ p
COnnOlIOuI Sleeping Cars attached % ? ~ train.
JAMES u. HOYT Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
% THE COMET,p by ANDERSEN, is a special
Il contribution to this number oftbe Riverside"
The RIVERSIDE MACHINE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
IrNK 1859

:" IlHE COMEI," by ANDEhSEN, IS bI)tclIt
Il contribution 10 this number NJ The Riverside"
ThS RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
JUNE 1863
bad Great Stnfe By IT,
L. StenbenA First Schooldays Of Little Quaker Chaps and H.
Joan Of Ar- By George NJ TOwe with Illustration by A.
Waud The Robin. Pnks Chekn with illustration by
Ia Sonel Three Little Mice. By Louise Dupee The
Jadges By E. Johnson with two Illustrations by E. b. Bense
The Purple Dove By Marian Douglas JOuss hquyst BY Jssob
Abbott The Three Little Artists Again By Anne slyernA WIN
tbree Illustrators BY the three Itie Aris Ro6by sugso2s Ms
hap. Paul H. Havne Rmbes in The City Of the Grand
BY GwBjamD Wh three Illustrations the t b& the Author
The Marriage Sketches Illustrative Of The Nl Lie Of a
Hunter South africa Oar Start er the Boniebok Flats By J.
with illustration BY H. W. Herrek from drawing BY The
Autbor The Comet By Hans Christian Andersen 6 81 us'
traion BY ~ l. StOne Jolly June lHth an naaun By Fss.I
Song SWBgeIs Words BY Mrs MARY Nea Music by Karl
heTL
50 rear advance COPIES 90 80 Five copies so
Ten copies copy gratis Single copies 2 cents Al
Booksellers aui Agens will supply the Magazine The Quaek
Doctor Stephens picture s gvea every subscriber
HURD HOUGHTON No. 459 Brooms-st ny.
TNHE BEST PLACE to BUY ENGRAYINGS
Il GBO K PERIHE Cos No IN Nsssaust heg YORK
- "TALB OF a PHYSICIAN"
B. LOOMS No Is Basi FourtbGL, NeW-lOrk Price hand
BOney bound 81; postage lG eeats
NEBRASKA. It's SOIL, CLIMATE AND PEOPLE
~ Pamphlet for Is eta Address CROPSEY Balm Lneoa Nso
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
ouaH Shan,rs

IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
IL ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
ssiur regularly KyEkT THURSDAY. O'clock n precisely
ron pior No 4Nsrh GJrst
NuRkO CASTLE. Capt r. Adams VIA N5sa) May o.
CUilkBiA. Capt h. Van ............Ma7 a.
EAGLk Capt n. r. Greene. Jane
No. 5 Boslns-.resn
EOR ST. THOMAS and Brazil.
UNITED STATES al BKAZL HAlL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SOUTH ANEklCA. Capt TiSKLEPiUsH MAJ "a
HGNklSSlPP, Capt sLocrN JuHu ~.
NhkRiAACk, Capt. NRIN JAY =.
Tte'e i ssbsiale ard s, ~ st. rhomai
Para FaImbu Bahia AM RIO De sssro going aud teIuBg For
srgIgsnsuts of re gbt or passage apply -
VA GAkRlEoh Agent No BowhuEUssn
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
TiIR CROMWELL LINE.
Steamships of,h, Line niu Pier River 1oeloeE.
.. N follows
GRO WASHINGTON. eager SATURDAY Mhy95
Freight ST. Louis Mobile and Galveston through
Ior Passage srst and second ei,s) or Freight sppyO
H. u. CEoMWELL Co. No 90 Wsstst
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
Il TIKI kEW-YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP CON
PANf irsi-sass aide. wheel steamship
MANHATTAN, Ca1t. NJ s. N0olunn on SATURDAY. Nay %,
ats .. m. sailing Pier No. Norm River
bapsnor acsomm0iAtons Tor pa.ssngsFs
Through Tickets aud Bills of Lang issued 70 al points
So 9d South West IN connection s shs S0uih CaroaA Railroad
ara With resmts n Florida
rV- INSURANCE BY TINS LINZ ONKHALF PER CENT
The CHAMPION will follow. aud ,ail on SATURDAY Nay ~
For freight or passage apply 10
HENRY r. MORGAN L Co. Agents. No 70 Broaiws,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
WANTED-AGENTS
FOR PROF PARSONS
LAWS OF BUSINESS,

With u Directions and FoTms toT al Intactoat 10 eTeY state IN
the Union
BY THEOPHILUs PARSONS. IL D..
Professor ofLaw 10 Harvard University and author q msny Law Booki
NEW BOOK FOR EVERYBODY.
Explaining the nights duties and obsons of al the relations of
well as every Kind Of contract legal obligation.
correct economical aud safe Counselor aud adviser Giving dree
every proceeding and showing bow 70 draw and eIeeu every
hind ofega instrument Essential every Farmer Mechanic Manu-
hcture Ohcer Landlord Tenant BIeeuo AdnS,raior
GUARDIAN Minor HeiratLaW, Legee Apprhies Mariner Aue-
onesr Bote Notary Bank OIer Justice Of The Peace COnagncr
Shehf Under shera SeeemAH Commissioner Married Woman
widow, Trader, MaIhe-mSn C1rn Property holder
pn f accurate complete that person hso3 10 be
vibotit EmbOiyng popular FORM the results Of the Nor and
study Of the popular and successful writer Of Law books 10 the
county. WORTH TEN TIMRS THB PRICE ASKED POR IT, EI
elusive territory competition Send descriptive circular
address s S. SCRANTON Co,
4f,rd
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
REAL ESTATE.

-. - - LL--L-.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

VVANTED-A good GIRL to do general
w HOUSEWORK good plain eoot washer aud ouer Good ref
ereuee No l27 East Thrtytfltst. fo1rh,aIe
VVANTED-AGENTS, male or female to
Tor valuable Book os price and Of ready sale
large income be realized By Ager Apply Room No. a.
No. MuHay-si before O'clock o..
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

DUY TAINTORs NEW-YORK TO PHILA-
ID DELPIIIA, BALTIMORE aud WASHlETOS GulDR
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
IN Trains viii leave EeWYork BY the PayonA Perry foot Of Chambes
ooWs; At ga $3.50 4il5, Sis, and 6O aud al u
midnight Saturdays The m A5 and 3l5 trains run
through 10 MOuseT--May n. 1909
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

Price IS cents per number; 81 per year.
SHELDON X COMPANY
Nos. 498 and 500 Broadway, Nev York.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

NEW HAVEN Steam Transportation 90.
~ FOR NRW-HAYEN. Low PARE QUICK TlMB
The Siesmer sTATs or MAINE Capt g. J. Cs. hayisg been
elegantly reflrnshed Newlok from Pier No 20 Easl River
80. ''' '' - D. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

DOR GLEN COVE and notwithstanding
Il WHITE STONE, BAlLISs DOCK Fort Schnyer GREAT
NICK. SANDS POINT, MOTIFS pOCk sui GLEN WOOp-SAIer
SKAWANHARA leares P6ekp EVERY AFTERNOON SUNDAYS
.tptsi tickets so for mcuhL Pack
ages If tickets and transient fares geatly rclUeci
A morning will he put farlT r luue
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
STEAMBOATS, unS IaiIruaSs.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave depots foot
IL Of TWs thrdsL Of ChGmbsEL, follows UL'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
DUY TAINTORs SHORE LINE GUIDE,
ID cnnialnnE coln1el mana anA dr.lnnaal Of a- ao-.

ID contanng eolored ind description, Of all Hsou'
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
IN COURTLAKDTST- PHILADELPHIA via Remington, 80
p. Via Camden Va West Philadelphia, N, ID
m l2.JI D. m D. n y night POr Baltimore Ald wash.
ngtou-sA0a 1880 H. 92g' For South and South eat
-8.4O a m, 800 D.. m.
FOR THE WRsi-8:lo m 1880 p m p m PM 92o pm,
The s aud D. NJ through Cincinnati and Chicago
change Palace Sleeping Cars
through Cincinnati and Chicago without change daily SATURDAY and
eIeepted aul those This the only
hne running through Chicago by evening hnei 'Day
10, 1909 Y. ". JACKSON, General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

In this number is continued - ,. 80, ,.,opv
PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE.
THR GALAXY
Il ~ mast elegsntv illustrated brilliant entertaining, and atrAcuv
Magazine Published in this country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29
A DeStruct We II e This
Morning
A ROW OF FRAME STOKES
BURNED DOWN.!
Amount OF Loss Not Ascer.
talned -!

A few minutes after 2 o'clock, this
moraing, block ofwooden buildings,
on the Northwest corner of Main and
Fifth Street. adjoining Rockers
| Foundry, was discovered to be IN
flames, and though the alarm was
sounded at once and the three engines
out with great promtness, and acted
admirably, the entire block was de-
stroyed or rendered complete wreck.
The building next to Rockers sales
room was occupied by Davidson &
Becker as a Merchants Tailoring Es-
adjustment. and.was totally destroyed.
as was also the two rooms adjoining
the one occupied By J. Young as a
Shoemaker's Shop, and the other as
Pump Mandatory. in which were
stored $1,000 worth Of pumps, as We
are in. armed.
The building on Fifth Street, re-
tired somewhat from Main. Yves oeeu.
pied by Robinson. Summers & Rob-
erts. as a saw shop, and was saved IN
q damaged condition. -
We are told that Davidson & Becker
saved most Of their stock, and some
goods, stock and tools we're taken out
Of the other buildings. Amid the
confusion, and at the late hour, it was
impossible to ascertain the amount of
loss or insurance. if any. We heard
it rumored that the Republic, of Chi
cage, had a risk upon it, but for what
amount we could not ascertain. We
are gratifed to be able to state that
the Fira Department manifested great
promptness and Efficiency. all the en-
gines going good service, and very
promptly. All the buildings burned
belonged TO John H Rocker.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS. The
parties TO whom the bonds Of the
county for the completion Of the new
Pigeon Greek bridge were awarded
on Monday were Vickery Brothers,
VIM. Helphenstine and Geo. III Start.
Yesterday the Commissioners con-
cluded their contract with DR., Ma
geniss TO attend to all the medical
wants of the poor of the county, IN
GLIDING medicine, the Doctor obli-
eating himself that IN case Of the
breaking out of any epidemic that he
would procure such other medical
assistance as would secure all neces
sary attendance upon the poor. They
also arranged that he should keep his
Office open for dispensing medicine to
the poor between the hours Of z aud
8 o'clock An. and z and clock PM
After passing upon few bills, the
Commissioners adjourned until Mon
day next.