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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02
New YORK city Items.

New YoRK, March Postmaster
Kelley has been directed to send all
mails for California and the Pacific
coast by steamer to-day, and TO re-
tain all subsequent mail matter until
the 11th and 2lst inst.
Nathaniel Oakley, a counterfeiter,
sentenced to three years imprison-
inent, received President Johnson's
pardon to-day.
G. ID. Robinson, of the firm Of
Wood * Robinson, stock brokers. re-
ported to have abgconded Saturday
with large sum of money, returned
to his office this morning.
Edwin =. Lee, now awaiting trial
on charge of stealing $40, ,000in bonds,
&c., from the Star Insurance Com
pany, has had second charge made
against him by Bierswith & Rochelle,
! No. 90 Pearl Street. 1t is alleged
that he took from their Office tin
| box containing documents amounting
/ in value to $4,000, and sold some of
the property to Fisk az Hatch. Lee
denies his guilt, aud was committed
j in default Of $4,000 bail to answer.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmadge, one Of
the famous preachers of the RefOrnn-
ed Church, in Brooklyn. with sal =
airy of 81 900, has declined call from
Cavalry Church, Chicago. to which a
| salary of 81 900 is also attached.
/ A number of Cubans, temporarily
stopping in this city, held an informal
meeting at the New York Hotel. on
Saturday evening, to take into consid-
GRAFTON the propriety of holding a
public meeting at an early day with
the view of asking aid for the revolu-
tionists. Another meeting will be
held this week, when final arrange
ments will be made. = ht 1o4l4
Commodore Vanderbilt having
compelled the transportation over the
Erie and Central Roads TO come Ia
his terms, to day put the freight
charges to Chicago hack to the old
rates. r.
The representatives of twenty-eighi
vocal aud instfumehtal societies be
longing to the Northeastern Sanger,
bund held a meeting yesterday even
ing 10 make arrangements for attend
ing the Eleventh General Sangerfesi
to be held in Baltimore next Summer
New YoRK. March 1.-The steam
ers Liberia, America and Atlantic
from this port, arrived at Liverpool
I The steamer Cleopatra arrived iron
! Vera Cruz, and the stt amship Bo
, logne, from London, arrived. ~ -aA
+ -7--
ElectiOHs I'm Maine.
PORTLAND, Me, March a1.-Th
q Democrats carried Portland for th
z first time since 1860. w, i. PutnaI
e is elected Mayor. The vote stand
j. .. .207 for Drummend; 2,077 for w
L. Putnam. The Democrats carrie
four out of seven wards. O.. 81
SAco, Me-. March loving to dis
: sensions in the Republiean party, tn
3 city election to-day resulted in n
choice for Mayor, James NJ. Deerinl
! the present incumbent, lacking eighty
! ! three votes of majority. Six Re
publican aldermen are elected, and i
@ one ward there was no choice.
4 LEWISTON, Me, March III. \
: Parker, Republican. is elected Mayor
= by a vote of 630 TO 10. The Reput
= licaus carried all bat one ward.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02
INSURANCE. .
EVANSVILLE, IND

Dwelling Houses insured for q term or
years at greatly reduced rates
Three Years at the Price Of Too.
FEve Years at the Price Of Three.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02

4 haze a splendid stock Of Clothing
for Boys from 3 10 20 gears DID, on
which l0iH make reduction Of I'd
per cent tar thirty days.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02
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ElectiOus I'm Maine.

PORTLAND, Me, March 1.-The
Democrats carried Portland for the
first time since 1860. w, i. Putnam
is elected Mayor. The vote stands
.. .207 for Drummond; 2,077 for w.
L. Putnam. The Democrats carried
four ont of seven wards. .s4
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
Sutton Sales Of 8taI 6statt.
:. JoHNsoN, IT, AueponeeE.
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
hD AUCTORRKRS AND
REAI RSTAsA BROKERS'.
hBAL BsTAtN B Bkoh SIS y

Ne 9S NAaAU-sT.. CEDARsT, EBwfoKE
Resiencs Stores Seats and Yarns, bought sold
negouat Auction Sales oFuLiHre &C.
FRIDAY, March 49,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
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w S0lYUHt IL Hap VDuAA"'
>~~--~~
EXPOSURE OF FRAUD OF THE DEEPEST
IL DYE Preparing for the press PAMPHLET exposing the hBTH
which unphnpd quac whose and address VIII
BE- notified large II money from the diseased and
Suffering habits who unfortunately ensnaed BY thea
4 EFT HIS HOME, No. 1874 East Seventy
- hrst r. Monday morning 18TH inst WILLIE DAVIS aged
inches In hight other can be aa
signed bis leaving h is feared he sborng under temporary aher
rstiOu of mind Had on when t rongh WORKING suit dk overcast
fethat ard high boots be Is
posed the city Any kindness shown him. or information
bis whereabouts will be eheeroy rewarded by bis parents
their residence by letter or telegram 70 . .
WIN. DAVIS. No s. wfliam-st. New York
TAXES IN MORRISANIA.
II CAUTION TO THR PBOPLB.
Nonresident taxpayers the Of MoanA cautioned ghnse
paving duly authorized Receiver 81 Taxes
Office located the Boston Road Of
Hammers Hotel" The Of the railway at Harlem The Once
Five per added unpaid The books will shortly
twelve will be added Taxes viii be received
Mott Hayea North York,
Wilton Meose Morsaa Bist and West
Woodstock Beusona Port Morris ghbrgeTne
and CsrmOBt O. A. WBbks' heeeiVef OF ihes
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19

'TO LET, furnished or unfurnished, C0UN-
TRY SEATS and COTTAGES ct Yonks White Plains
prices hon $500 81 500 from $50 to $50 per month
Apply to MITCHELL X Co. No 20 Pinest
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19

A. d. MkLLlckl Jt, ducloueeT' ! -
DY A. ID. MELLICK, JR., a. BRO, Auc-
ID toneets and Dealers He~Jey Real Estate No 70 Pinest
n 4.
THURSDAY March 25 1863
the Exchange Ss-sroom No. III Broadway
desirable LOTS and MANSION aud
WATER FRONT at
BERGEN POINT. n j..
EewYOrk BY Central Of ~ These Lots
valuable a Bergen Point and comprise the
Frs sbd Seeoudst X. 100 feet wide
County The residence large three story
extension lGx20 containing IS
p ten @ aide and broad fst ROOT and enpoa grounds com
abOu nicely improved With hre lawn, shade garden,
and abundance Of ut large barn. ooaehbou woodhouse
shor ke6c This property uleEcepouable every respect and
thorough oder the fences entirely and tie bBdbg haVe
been recently painted Together the Mansion will be sold vsu
ale Water fut Of 50 feet auug Central z r. Dock. fled
100 feet from shore line; $50 feet of heavy vail
For sHd f particulars apply the AucEone
No p pinesl N y.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
S. DINGER, Auetoneer.
RY DINGEE, FENNER g. Co., No. 0 Pine-st.
ID Will sell at Auction on

O'Clock the Exchange SesrOom No III Broadway
WEST TwEHTYSIXTHSE, No ltl-Tbe fsteass +siorT En'
h brick HOaS l68NKI block bot and cold water gas
heater. &C.
WFST THIRTY .POURTST 4T6-Tbe srstcs 3story high
aoop front Dwelling with superior bHtures through
ont. an modern improvements; size, l9 4HSJId8
WEST THIRTY fiBSISi, 3A 4story, hghstOop bnck
III mo 2Or5OKi block
OHKIiUNDRBD RBDANDTWENTYTHIRD AAD 0NKHUNDRBD-
AND-TWBSTY FOURTH STSll l lots with ane 2stoy frame
buildings pmse only IS feet Of the
GRAND SBYESTH-AYE. BOULEVARD
ONEHUEDKBD AND SfSouth side l1O feet west
sf tie GRAND BOULEVARD f lots with the Roy frame Dwelling
TKNTH AV-Bs side south Of OBshundred sndtweny
6nbst. sl lots free from rock nearly on The grade
ONEuURDE AND FOURTHSf side 100 feet
81 Nutsre about f lots free FROM rock level With grade
FFTHTHlbDST-Iw0 south ~ feet east
Of MsdisOn-sye grade; rock.
For ap and pareaa apply at ohee Of AneOneer' No
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
Smustntnts.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC. .-... I'd. 4
N DIRECTOR.............. ........,..MAx HARBrZEk
THIS EVENING. FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
OE5SR SoISr &PPSAR &PPSARaScE asHiSa'' o.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG AND
MADAME ANNA DE LA ORANGE
DON VANNI.
With an unsurpassed east. including
MDME. A. DE LAGRANGE.
... MIss McCULLoCH. .r ..r
oRLAHDINI, ROSC0NI. LOTTT BARL1.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. o.
SATURDAY. MARCH 20.
BY REQUEST. y.i.r
ONLY MATINEE OF THE
Prophetic.
SEATS AND BOXES FoR THE MATINEE CAN now BE sH-
CURED Academy Music Schusr No. 7ol BrOsdW sAi
=" ~ "' MONDAY MARCH a.
KELLOGG.
POSITIVELY LAST TIAB OF t..
FAUST.
TUESDAY, MARCH q,
EXTRA NIGHT.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MADAME ANNA DE LA GRANGE.
prophetic. "a
GRAND BAG DOPERA EASTER TUESDAY -- hAkCh y.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. oo,oox
n TO-M0RRow (sATURDAY). MARCH TO- AT O'CLOCK
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
" Prophetic. al
w prophetic, IA
v PROPHETIC, IA
u PROPHETIC. &1
" PROPHETIC, -G5
~ PROPHETIC. n
MADAME LA GRANGE~,".~Asv,v,FI FIDES.
And the same qra, cast and pesdd mise which has created
An mmpps sensation AZ the previous evening performance
Ladies parcy requested 10 their seats in aFaHeeN
and the az The doors
SEATS BOXES secured st the Academy OF hu
schirIners No. 7Ol Broadway and No IA Broadway
DROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 cts
I'D SECOND WEEK OF TIiB GREAT ATTRACTION
THIS EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE
Miss Mss MAZE m o GsHAbow OF cRisE aa,or uorDxs
MISS KATE RicaEIiEG a Ar is AOnDna
MISS KATE RRIGNOLDS
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
ARnT BUILDISG, CORNER GREKsK AND HoUsroS Sta.
NEw-YoRK CRY March I6 1869.
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE will be 1

esiyed BY the undersgued until SATURDAY March 90
for the OloNing Subsistence stores via - ..
pounds Of In barrels full headlined
Opounds o barrels full headlined
Opoundso of barrels, full head.hned
o CIDER IN barrels bonnd
Adamantn Candles boxes strapped ~ pounds eaeA
6 and o the pound
pouhds salt IN barrels, foil bead lined.
pounds Pure Ground Black Pepper pound papers packed
pound boxes strapped
5000 pounds Java Coffee mats baggd gunny bags
Is 900 pounds Rio Coffee In original bags
pound 25pOuud boKea
eco ouuds last lO0p0und bOIeA
Lard in 5pound eaiiies packed IL ease
leo dozen ot Tomatoes, 2pound cans
doEe Of Green Peas, 2pOuni caBA
dozen causOf Fresh Orsers 2pound cans
as dozen Of Spiced Oysters 2pound csns
IS dozen ncAnso OF Lobsters. IL pound
of CONDEMNED Min pouad Bags brand
IO0 half boxes Of SuFiiBes. in original
10 dozen bottles Of Pickled Onions packed l2tn a boz
OF Chow packed y lmpored
20 dozen bottles Of Worcestershire saace packed u boI pnt
ported. "a
100 dozen cakes Of Toilet Soap assorted
pounds OF Fine Crackers In pound eans hernctcaJ soeS
and packed in strapped
4 pounds Tapoca pound packages packed 10 pound boxes
lO0O pounds Dried COdtsh in leo pound boxes
100 galous Picked Cueunhers IN 10 gallon kegs
Deccaed Goldfish aked B original cases strapped
2U0 gallons Of Mixed Pickles In 20 galou kegs
200 bo,es1mpOrted Gherkins In original packages
required for immediate shipment Ihe manner OF
making bids requirements Of sdsrs ke sAae As stated pre'"es
from this odee
W w BURNS, G. s., U. S. A, Breye. Brssdier General
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
STATE OP LOVuiASA o6ylss BoAED OF fShLiS mSSN asS
PROPOSALS for LOUISIANA STATE

NEwOKLKASs, La. March IL, lae9 s -
PROPOSALS for LOUISIANA STATE
LRvRR BONDsBy No 80 passed al the lass
Iou she Assembly Of the State Of oosi.a and rppTevA
3 day Of March 1885, at u O'clock for ths purchase Of sN
hundred and LBYBB BONDS Of 6u
snd dollars each also hundred and SIXTY ,ght cent
sys thousand dollars each said Bonds hasing sees
D.lged bv the late loanA,
Amounting hundred and eghsye thousand K hundred sst
sIty dollars cents
Bids for he whole any number Of sa1 Boncs 'Sd
will entertained TOT less than The mAret value oe BONDS %
nil be done the OF al who ry
desire o attend
will option purchasers on or before the h dS st
MAY, 1904 ..
Proposals to udorse Bids for the Purchase Of Boed and Ad-
dressed D. MITCHELL Secretary Board Of Pabc WofkA"
By order Of the BQsra. X D. MIIC HILL, Secretary.
AN DURVRLkr, stats TrsaAAkA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
TAXES IN M0RRISANIA.
Stationary. &c.

GLOTE g. JAMES,
~ STATIONBRS, PRINTERS. and BLANK BOOK hAhUPAC
TURBRS, No. 30 Pulon-st Orders solicited
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
Suttion Sails Of StaI Gsiatt.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
TuRRY HOOK,

TUBBY HOOK.
ELEGANT BUILDING SITES on THE NORTHERN EXTREMITY
ADRIAN H. MULLER. p r wilkins Co. viii sell Auction
III II DAa s MffSa f ' & at ' that 1aS piece L6
containing aGo - .eres OF Upland u hR s R o. s S s n og
distance from ub HOOK station and hear the premises Of joseph
hqmPo1 S1S % onsTs % & s P sp % ~ 700 & f lots S
and SPun Duyye Creek forms The terminus Of the proposed BOus
yards and RIVER s9e Avenue ana apso o INTO large nun
This largest piece Of land eligible buding
st tbs time Of Maps AacOasers No Paes n r.
(5O8Si
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer
A UCT1ON SALE of Valuable PROPERTY
beir, close estltcADRIAN IT, MULLER P r. wILKINs
@ ssc.oS SSSoS No. hi D4 Brasy March " O'clock The
BBO0MSTIbe three lots Of land together With the twosto and
ae brick ron honses thereon situate the o9ihea corner Of
oes ~ @ aa su.pS snd tpovs as Nos s. nd 5S and
Nap, at,be Auctioueers oBc, No 7Pius.t ei3o)
A DRIAN II. MULLER and p. r. WILKINS
l Brosdys - LOTS the roh side o. EEhihr,t between
Is lots both streets ar eud asggs sud II with being II ready
the south commencing $50 Of the Boulevard between
% ana Ni1'sy and BSy1d 3 G All S ss lots uSnn ,S Ss E
NJ Tns & @ i1 take o % feet % Of and , Witch viii & Eys '' avenue
A UCTI0N N0TICE.-To be sold on the
4 5 S S 9s,T % T1S Ne gEsPHY 6 @ h1 & a
brick now s, for 7a per YEAR Terms made Known on
GTsOd G BrdoEyS " ro sRS6 S6 HuSo"eer once NO. "
'','' - ''''I''' . = " . ~" ''NO FETER T. BERT
MoERs WILKINS, AuciOneer.
EIFTH-AVE. and CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
X. H. LUDLOW & Co.
viii sell at auction TUESDAY % 1862 at 70 O'Clock at the
BIcbsDge Sslssroom, No III Broadway:
F1FTHAvR., SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTY THIRD ST
ONR LOT
SIxTYTHRD.sT, SOUTH SIDE 100 FEET RAST OF PTFrH.
AyE-PIyB LOTS.
TERNs SALE;
Tvoird, Of The purchase money remain bond and mOso
Maps at the Auctoue.r, once (3752)
| VAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctioncer,
| - WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, March 26, - 49,
70 O'Clock st the EXCHANGE SALESROOM No III BROADWAY
TRINITY BUILDING NEWiORK BY order OF the heirs Of Helena
Herman deceased VALUABLE LOT or LAND, with the two
and rsar situated side Of SNhs between Avenues and
| c, knOwa as No. 6J2. formerly No. l99, SiIthst
further particulars apply to the Aucionee No B Pine
st. or WM. A W. LOWBRRB Attorneys, No 70 WaIren'si
Nes-York CITY
ADRIAN II. MrLER, Auctoneer.
IA VALUABLE LOTS on Fifth-ave., Ninety
ADRIAN H. MULLER p WILKINS Co will sell at auction.
WEDNESDAY March A R o'clock at the Exchange Saesroom
| No lll Broadway
PPTHAvE-Bight side Of Rhhave,
rrsng the entire front between Na aud Ninety third sta aud
| directly opposite the Central Park.
HINETl-SLC situate the north side Ninety
secondst, conmelcing lc222 r. east ofFlhhsye.
/ thirist, commencing lo2. q r. Of F.h-aye
| al Office Of Ma piacst ()5i)
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
Smustmtnts.

SCENERY BY c. s. GETZ ALL NEW
- NRW COSTUMES &c. FROM PARIS
APPOINTMENTS FROM LONDON. -.
GRAND MECHANICAL ILLUSIONS
HALEYYS MUSIC ARRANGED BY II. TlSSlNGTOh.
During The been thoroughly renovated and se
gantlT redecora,ed throughout ....
a o'clock a m A the Box .Omre
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19

-oooooo,,.~,o>.->.-,@~-~~>~
GovERSHHSr HARBoR Work AT oLcoTT n. I'll
UsIrED STATES ESGNzEK OFPIcB, Nc. 81 Pesrlst
BUyyAI0 Y. March IS, 1863
doing binding o. forming the Hsrbor Of
ocoit at Greek Lake oatAro T. wiz
this Office addressed 10 the undersgned unl IL oeocA
noon, Of the 18th day ofApr, 1862 -
MATERIALS REQUIRED.
. CLASS A.
Al 500 s Rrousbt iron materials or mnc
in items Item Dn Bolts Item H. SpAeA m
BO Zach item TO be bid and paid or 1 she
P'un'' LABOR TO BIZ PERFORMED
b.
Counter bs~ng "hts pine timber TO be bid and paid Tor
the superficial foot -
Item IT, n 65 cnbic feet uuch be required Chb Fran
ing Planning Boag below work. to be bid and paid s G
nea foot Of aaed timber esned as CUBIC eo
Pnkag BOng uperstrueurs TO be bid Ad paid for By the
cubic foot .--.,.-, - A..-,s.--
,o deposits old timber ubbh 70 forming soet
bed foundation for cribs 70 bs bid and paa TOT I ae e
yard -
Bids for without covering all the items Of class "a
be rejected . .... ...h h,d ,h.s
certified by Attorney Collector OF customs or ols o.
seer Of tie u Government responsible person known 70 this Of
soD, for the faithful performance the contract will be executed
6Id By the underg5ed ano no bondmn wiz
whose sueay is not proven 10 hs Oh ae aA
Contracts TO be signed and eIecnsed at 70 April co. s
and labor commenced by the 10th Of May 1902
Work o be finished BY Dec l. 1859
personal application this Office between the bOun OF III and
18th Of April 1902 aud Glass either by personal
apPheoa OF o man COP! 81 1Ps % SI from thi,
application aud each bidder submit uh the bid toe
Of the bonsmen he inteos to use With s,deRe ItAet0p
the undersigned Of their snmciency d. D. hcALBSfBh
Breyet Brgadier a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
90 gt.


TO LET, furnished or unfurnished, C0UN-
&ps to mfTcHE c per SS Ss' "a Gp Pn @ S'' ~" per month
ITO LET, furnished, delightful COUNTRY
RBsIDRSCR with several see. o. choice land hne garden plenty
" H to careful tenant rent MiTcsLy 1S Ps ylE CO NJ
ITO LET-In 0gdensburgh, n. Y. a new,
double, brick STORE 4or6o roof IN renter fusiBs
81 atO s,1aa rare oppounity 1ddrs, l. HAsBRoUcK
no RENT--RUTHERFORD PARK, n. j.;
10 minuiss drive from station Gothic Cottage vita 4 rooms en-
ground sere baeibsrss 60 Pe yges 500 ebsry entrants
SesS' @ & 80 hlns al u.s. So 81 f, i9
ITO LET, rent S4O0i Wilton, near Norwalk,
Conn Lss frame . s and BAsS b. : ''ps, P.
tcuars ofw POST g. Clinton Insurance CO. No ls6 Broadway
ITO RENT, in Newark, N. j., o FURNISHED
centrally oss Sdo Rs1ss a. @ u aa s,si rent
% ;,, S e., Of ' re-, T so9S BE i z Ss agreeable A
VN0 LET-In private house, three or four
FRONI ROOMS suitable for two persons rent S to SO AP
rT0 RENT, and FURNITURE for SALE, one
U09npaee between Eighteenth and M1stesh possession A
uts6 81 terms and permit" apply HOMER MORGAN No. r''
V0 LET, near Mount Vernon New Haven
a n RSlrG,slA nice PLACE with % seTss os, win 10 se,
bargain only $1,000 JOHN H. JonSsToS No $50 Bower!
ITO LET-In Flushing, a handsome two-stOry,
attic and basement Preach roof HOUSE, - rooms marble man
& & s1' s one % ou T en S GaSs S & IS mSSs R pS G'1 @ S
Ferry Rent 5000 JOHN P. Kills No. 254 Broadway.
V'0 LEASE or FOR SALE-Four-story and
IL basement HOUSE. No l0T Clnonpaee (Eighhtl 10 good
order q Rent $1,000 price $4,000 Apply B0RRELL
CLARKE, No. 10 East Twenty ysevephs st. Phh-sye.
TN0 LET--At No. 654 Broadway, the THIRD
Il FLOOR 30 by 1905 has skygh and also light from street In the
rear re eau % G N s9s SsyseS ~ Io "a s rear More room
VNO LET-FurnIshed, at MOrrstown, N. j.,
COUNTRY sBAT with in garden lawn In
ple,e order location beautiful snd healthy; Possession Rent
1900 EDDY, No 1871 Broadway, ofce Of Brooklyn lns Co.
VN0 LET-SecOnd and upper floors, No. 33i
Il Csnalst, Greene COOPER FULLERTON in the store
GbIQ PER M0NTH.-A FLOOR of six rooms
0p y to LET; and only family In house Apply to
CAS DOwD Real Estate Agent Ninety and Bghthaye
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
% LOTS
8uusss anS ,farms S2Ianttn.

8uusfs anS cfarms Glanttb.
A CCESSIBLE, pleasant, healthy HOUSE and
"a LOT WANTED IN Br0okl New Jersey within hou ct
city, 200; will pay 100 cash haaaCe mort
Address with fullest particulars Box No S Forha y Y
Any parties having REAL ESTATE for
N SALR the east west side Of the d,ou River reGnessd
send iui particulars 70 BALDWIN IRWIN, RIAL ESTATR
AGENTS and Publishers Of the adson River Real Estate Jcuna No
IS Lbey Newlork No charge for Ayersg and commission
charged unless purchaser is foard
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
ytttnrts ann 59Irttings.

nR. l. l. HAYES LECTURES THIS EVEN
ING o'clock Of the Young Meas Christian ASso
citation No RhAye Of Tweavsecondst Subject
Arctic Life and Scenery" Free admission
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
Situations ManttS. -4nnaIts.

A LADY of culture and refinement, cOnvers-
L With several European would like % joins Irg going
this Spring COMPANION aud NTBRPRETER Refer
eIchibgeL Ades 2 weeks H. o. H. Box l6 Tribune Ohee
4 GERMAN GIRL wishes situation to do
N GENERAL HOUSBWoRK, as COOK willing and obhgbg
No. ls5 Seconds at, between Avenues and b. NJ. HID
MO. IA THIRD-ST., top floOr.-A well-edu-
IN Gated person peak0E German French and English desires posi-
HoUSEKBkPBR or to take charge iniaH from is brh
Call, for tive dayE
WANTED--A situation by YOUNG LADY
sALBSWOMAN 10 store Is competent eIpeTlsuced
Good reference. Address NJ r.. Tribune oiice.
NNANTED-A SITUATION as CHAMBER
w MAID and SBAMSTRESS by respectable Protestant Girl In
sprate family Best City reference Inquire at No ssseondaye
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
~ trustSorthy constantly be found s MrS LOVES GERMAN
INSTITUTE. No. II stanton st., BoEerJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27
A Warning Voice from the Prison Cell.

CHARLES fORNfIs, recently executed for
murder at Stroudsburg, Pa, attributed all
his sutferings and crimes to the use Of in
toXicating liquors. Prior to his execution
he sent the following letter to the Phila-
delphia Inquirer, with request that it be
publishedr;T
"SrRoUDsBURG JAIL write this in
the hope that il may be the means of ar
resting the attention, and saving some
young man from the path that leads to
death and hen-hlights and ruins In this
world and fixes destiny in the next, amidst
the darkness Of eternal night for the
sacred volume declares No dfunkard shall
inherit the kingdom of God,' Oh that |
could portray the horrors springing from
the first glass, you would shun it as you
would the.road in which death in its most
hideous form was lurking would to God
| had died before knew the love or pas
sion strong drink can bring 10 its poor, de-
lueed victims, for then would have had
kind friends TO weep and think kindly of
me, as in solemn silence they gazed into
my tomb; but now my earnest prayer 10
God Is, that no one who ever knew me
may eyershear anything about me. May
God in His mercy grant that no more IN
nOcent people may suffer on my account.
"Oh, young man, by all you hold dear,
shun the cup, the fatal cup--if nOtfor your
own sake, in Gods name, shun it for the
sake ofthose you hold 50 near and dear.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27
Lay a Painting Person Down.

II is surprising how eagerly every body
rlshes at a fainting person, and strives 10
raise him up, and especially TO keep the
head erect. There must be an instructive
apprehension thatif a person seized with a
fainting or other fit fall into the recumbent
position, death is more Imminent. must
have driven mile to-day while lady,
flinting, was held upright. | found
her pulseless, white, and apparently dying,
and believe ii had delayed ten minutes
longer that she would really have died.
laid her head down on lower level than
her body, aud Immediately color returned
to her lips and cheeks, and she became
conscious. To the excited group of
friends / said: "Always remember this
fact-namely fainting is caused by want
of blood in the brain; the heart ceases to
act with sufficient force to send the usual
amount of blood to the brain, and hence
the person loses consciousness because the
function of the brain ceases Restore the
blood to the brain, and instantly the per.
son RECEIVERS. Now, though the blood n
propelled TO all parts of the body by the
action fthe heart, yet il is still under the
influence of the laws of gravitation IL
the erect position the blood aseends to thu
head against grayitation, and the supply
to the brain Is diminished, as compareC
with the reolmbent position, the beart
pulsation being equal. If then, you plac,
person in sitting position whose hear
has nearly ceased to beat, his brain viii
fail to receive blood, while il you lay hin
down, with the head lower than the heart
blood viii run into the brain by the mer,
force of gravity; and ia fainting, IN sum
cient quantity TO restore consciousness
Indeed, nature teaches us how 10 manag,
fainting persons, for they always tall, an'
frequently are at once restored by the re
cuDlbent position into which they ar
thrown, - From Note Book Of an Emiaeh
Physician, IN Hearth and Home. uaa'