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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
From Chilli.
from Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
SANTIAGO DE Chill, Feb. l3, 1896.
COAL DECLARED TO Be COXTRABAYD OF WAR BY
THE SPANISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
This order was issued on the 10Th ult. 1t is
supposed 70 have been means TO secure coal
which the Spanish feet needed.
The foreign consus have protested against tho proc
lamation making the Admiral responsible for any coal
taken, which was shipped for neutral ports.
By the papers il seems that the iron clad steamers
from tie United States are on their way TO Chill, and
two from England for Peru.
We are hoping 10 see something dN"isi~- -'"''
cALIFoRNIANs GOING 10 THE ARGENTINE AA-
PUBLlc.
A company Of seventeen are now in Santiago on ther
vav TO the River de la Platte In a day OF two they
viii set out to cross the Andes. Dec hcLeen and Mt.
More and f3mihes and the Young men were oilslhdiy
from the Southern states Itey CONT Ltheip,S r0
forming purposes. have asked some oi tne prihclp9
Foreigners in Santiago this question: WOuI you az
wise this pqrty 10 remain can We hold out any con-
siderable inducement to them" An emphatic no mas
INToLERANT MARRIAGE LAW.
A couple from this party came TO me 10 be married
As thew were going 10 country where frOteslhut
CLERGYMAN is recognized capable Of performing the
marriage ceremony complied with tue ieQueSi, out II
thev remoin here tie civil law whl regard thet mar
rasc contract as invalid. and II they shon!d nave
lcbildrcn thew would be considered as hegNimate;
Trne by tie law Of 1874 the Pr0teStants may De married
Inv Tho Catholic urest The fixed fee is So. We can
nut up with this yet there is 10 justice in H.
of The ntO.eraLI laws in regard 10 mixed marriages
l wrote in o former letter.
What any ono wants leave the United states Tor Is
more than can comprehend. if land is Their 0DIect.
In no Mace is there better and cheaper lanu IMAM III
Uncle sam dOmlnions.
In tie way OF trade a man viii do better In New
England village than here Clocks parahne, and sew.
Ing machines imported with good p1ohI; pat l
would advise no enc to enter that business. Enough
are engaged in il already.
GIN. FITZPATRICK
arrived on tie 18th inst HE Hon. NJ Nelson VIII ID
day OF two 90 to Valparaiso 10 receive him.
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PORT OF EEw-YoRK March %.
Cleared.


Steamship NewYors (Breml, Won otersniorp' Bremen
Steamship ysruna Whiting Hon: Kong Cary Co:
Steamship Corsica (Brl lie Me.surer, Havana Scr r.
Cunsrd. ,,,.
steamship westehes,er Ingram, Wilmington. Del, A.
steamship Chester Warren, Phiaiephis J. Hand.
Ship l. r. Chapman Norton. Antwerp, Funeh, Meineke
Ship Bavaria Smith, New. Orleans, Tupper Be.te.
shlp Melita lBrl Cameron Liverpool, Edmiston Bros
Snip Mercury, S,e,.on, Hare, Boyd hincsen.
shin Hudson, Potter, Charleston, J. o. Baker Co.
Bark Edith Rose Fswst, Morroyia and market Yates
Bsrk Finland CRu.l, Fon,ell, Havana, r. Cunard
Bari Hunter, YORK Havana, J. l.. Ward Co.
Bari Spirit Of the age (Br Achnson, Cope Town. C. o.
Bark Scotland Maynard Charleston, ?. Richardson
Bds Baesr tBrl, E4nswood, Rio Gr4nde &c SUI j.
Bento.
Brig BjArps CNor) oi.en. COns;an,nople slocovich
Smith.
Brig Manlu, (Brl Motion, Vera Cruz, 2. AeI1ndt. L
Son.
Bris Leonard Berry, Steele Bermuda, J. ~ Haavey.
Brig Merrwa. lngersol, Portland. Miller Housh,on-
schr. broEtne!d, Crowel Jacksonville, Dibble, Worth
Co.
schr Nelson. Wood, Stamford.
schr. Arthur lBr Grin St. Johns, n T.. NJ z. Greene
Currie.
Sehr. LOttie Wilcox, Wilmington N. c. 8. W. Levi. {
Co.
sehr. Josephine, Waterbury, Stamford.
Sloop ODD Fellow, Dyer, Mddetown. CT.
CID I'D b. steamship Crusader (uot Cordial Butcher
Kingston, Jam, kc., RibOn MunoE.
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The Fsaisns-The Central Councils Still
iw sessisn-The Movements of the
srrsniaus-Tbe Politicians.

The Central Council of the Fenians is still in
session a>hs Union Square Headquarters be- the ont
se pubie'ars favored with the slightest item OF
insormationI
lis underwood that Col 0Maheuy in view Of tie
capital which sundry small politicians are endsayoF.
ne an or ~ D. ih.tinc The admission Of Partisan pob
toians iuio the ,Vganizatiou.
TIE envoy rom Stephens reports that the Treatment
81 re Trsh state yis0aers in himaiuham and Mount
Sov Jals I'm DabIn il Of the most cruel and most wan
ION character II i,'sd that OF the PRISONERS was
ulaeed In dark sub arrGneoQs cell, and led on very
esntv ouantty OF br I'd and water which vas totally
insufficient 10 sustain hP c,
The Sweenians in no wise relax their efforts Canada
ward Regiments are being organized. and 1t Is sisted
that this evening win wit.ess t1e ehrohmen' VI wv
men In this ciiy under the Ss'eepiSa standard.
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Animal Meeting Of che Typcihet@-Eiec-
ton OF Ohcers, &C.

The annual meeting Of the Typothet@ was
held yesterday afternoon at their rooms, No Cham
bersst. for tie purpose Of eleciug officers and the
transaction Of other business. Nr. c. A. Alyord pre-
sided Aer tho transaction Of routine business,
the receiving of reports from the regular committees,
&c, AR. Oliver said that be found hmsef I'M
peded In biz business for the last - months
by the stltoners more than by any other
class. There one prominent tTm in this
citya staon'rtuat printed hill.hcads &c for about
Sl2 per ream for which regular printers such they
were, charge sl4 SIS. StaOners could only do 50
by charging enormous profit their paper account
books &C., and hy allowing their bills 70 run long
time lie advocated tho necessity Of charging station
ers larger SUN than MERCHANTS. &C. for their PRINT
ing. SIR. divers remarks were warmly nppiauqeo.
A committee appointed for the purpose Of seec'lhg
officers for the next y months reported ~ 9"o"si
For President C. A AlvOrd; Vice-presdent John
w Oliver; Secretary. Theo. L. De Ninnei treasurer
J. IL Smith.
9d9pted On W2lap,. the pG4bsSs * tsu q
shortly after adjourned.
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Naya, Affairs mt Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The New.loIk Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. March 90 1866


PHILADELPHIA. Friday. March % 1856.
Naval matters are certainly brisker here at
present than at any other time since the close Of the
war Great activity is manifested in the repairing OF
number of vessels Of the double onder' class: ard II
is rumofei that orders have been received to prepare
them fcr sea service soon as possible. Ihe vessels
now building are being rapidly pushed forward, but II
viii be some time before any Of them ready for launch
ing The splendid frigate Chattanooga, built at
his place by Mossrs CrGmp Sons is being fitted out
and Il is expected that she will be ready for service IN
6y weeks The vessels now building here are the
Algoma Antietam and Pushmalaka, all screw sloops
cash one representing different class, and the iron
elsds ShackamaXon and Turks. The vessels under.
coirg repair are tie Ar0ostook. Chensngo Metaeone
o.sipce Sassacus and Shamrock At League Island The
following vessels axe laid up:
IRox CLADs-Atlantl, Yazoo, Caroneus, Warsaw.
Caiski Suneyok Dictator, Sanganon. Passaie, tohOes
Koka New lronsides, Lekigb, Nansett Modoe, Nahant
Nantucket, Napa, Nanbuc.
Woopry NI>sELS.-BOXer, 81. Louis. Cimarron, Gene
see Mngoe Mendoza. Hornet kineo Maumee.
The contest 10 the relative merits of League Island
ami London IN iron clad depot, is still carried
on e-eey hut II believed here that the report OF Mt
Fox notwithstanding Of the Navy, who Is IN favor
of League Island, has settled the matter finally.
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DrsAsTRz0Us FIBE.
The Destruction Of pike. Opera House at
Cipeizuaii-LOs. 81, 100000.
CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, AlIch 3 10

CNCISArl. Friday, March Is 4ooo'
Pixies Opera House Is in ruins. Portions OF
the front wall Of the building have fallen into Fourth
ST.. and the entire rear and side walls are q mass OF
rubbish.
The Erquirer newspaper Office. with all Us CONTENTS
is completely destroyed
The fire spread across Blker-st to the Adams TX
press stables and to several buildings on Ihir-si but
is now well sGbdled.
Tie total loss will reach 50 10000
The loss Of Pike Is estimated at slO04O0o upon
which he has an insurance OF ouy $4,000.
Very little property was saved from the building ez'
ceptng the money ard papers in the office
The actors lost all their wardrobes.
Adams Express Company saved their money and
valuable packages, but everything else was lost
Among the sufferers are: r. ". Carroll & Co. book
publishers; Wheeler & Wilson, seWing.machinesi \.
c. Peters & Co., music stores Strowbnige and Ger
lach litlogrnphcFs; Bryant Stratton & Dehans com.
mercal college: Harrlcs mercantile printing Office J.
p albv boots AID shoes s. Holmes Son. paper hang
ers; II. p Baldwin pianos; Nibette Atkins, eating
and drinking saoon j. ". Langley, cigar dealers and
the Buckeye Billiard Saloon.
Tie f4e broke out about half hour after the audi
once had been dismissed. It's origin has not been fully
asceFned, although tla superstition Is tLat 1t was oe
casioned By an explosion Of gas.
The fre sIgead 50 rapidly that in FIVE minutes after
the explosion the whole building was in flames.
Tho event Las somewhat dam2eued the spiI.:s Of the
ooulunnirv
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mnrl,e,.-Reported By Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS, March 22-tlonr dull md unchengeG "ne9'
ouiet medium and low grades declined g. ~ choice Fail
: 6sd ~ o. and extra Choice 81 3la - 49, Corn an,
ed ard lower; sales az So 90 oT Mixed and Yellow ana
close FOR White Oats declined TO 40Gijc. Pork dnl a,
sl6 S1d $27 FOR Mes Bscon unchanged Lard. l7!d8c
,,es TO-DAY 900 bales aud receipts LIS bales The receipts
are falling d. owing light arrivals from the Red River
Ndli.g inc Sura-sales Of Fair 10 fully Fair at l4U 70
Gold gbI Checks on NewYors per cent Discount ster.
lng EIcLanee 9,t FreghtSCoton to New.fork, lc, and
TO Liyeruool I'd.
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Arr veA.

Steamship Belors (Br) Dixon London Feb IS via HAVE
All INST VITA mdse and 1875 pass to HolAnd AspinV'al
2t,h last al % long IS 40 ship Tim. bound W.
ship Francis p SAGE Crorh. Gibraltar IS days with ndre
70 Bariug Bros Been 20 the Banks with heavy
westerly and nigh March Peter eeder
seaman OF Norway fell from m4ntopsA yard and was LOST
BLOWN. : L. gse 1t the time March James smith 'ea-
man M from manto pyaut yard % the decs and wa o-dy
Injured beating Of the Mediterranean SHIP south
sptcp March a. spoke schr Charlotte Of srnouth, y ;
had been blown Of shore abort Of pToyisons could not
mi her
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Dort- Uarnens' Nctite.
srArs on SEw-YoRx.

PoRr-wAsDESs' OFFICE, No. l04 Wanst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the passed April H. 1851, entitled An
Act 20 Reory.nile the Wa.dn Oce OF the Port of New
Tors TO al person. interested in having charge Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry, examination or survey tha;
q, losvips vessrs ss uss ssAmn.'an BY tee Part
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MAYHEM.-Thomas Depley, an employee in
Wooimsns stables, No. 81 Irying-p!aee. became In
volved in a quarrel with Thomas Andrews, and the
latter BIT his opponent in the ear severing portion OF
tbst organ The lutte also biz Depley in the hand.
Andrews was arrested by Officer Chnchy Of the
Eighteenth Precinct. and subsequently, committed for
trial by Justice Dodge without bail.
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CHRISTIAN UNIoS.-The Rev. DR.. Vermlye,
with others, viii speak the exclgsiveress Of tae
Baptiss" in the FOrtysixihs,. Baptist Church Oh Sun
day at9p N similar services all occur az the Rev.
Dr. Felss church IN Brooklyn at 3. ?. n, when the
Rev Drs Storrs and Thrsll viii make addresses Ibe
Rev. Mr. MiS Rector OF ~. AIMS Church VII preach
in the Rev Dr. Crosbys Pres0ytcriaD) Church on san
day eyeltng
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A SAFE BLOWN OPEy.-Shortly after II

y SAFB BLOWN OfbN.-cuOIlls tAtti Al
O'Clock or Thursday night party OF burglars forced
an entrance into the office attached to the produce and
ship chandery store Of John A. Seamls No. 100 Ave.
rue D. and inserting powder in the safe by means oil
drilling blew il open. The coatents OF the safe were
scattered about the room Only e. were secured py
the thieves.
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n. av 2o0 HYMNS and tunes both old and new End s one
best books for reyy meetings that has vet Oeen
snor ths Nv AMI beautiful tunes would meDon tue
fTr. On YOU mast b, over q tho Lord az sung BY
the soldier. in tue army, snd ta been tAe mean, OK tne on
ver.on on hundreds u souls; Let 20 the Anchor st-
W. reet Won an there 20 Sinner come will you 90 Jesu
died Tor you Price covers. ~ cent? peg dor
an bo,rs covers. IS ct per dozen. Mailed at the re
All rrie sample sheets each, s. cents per dozen
DER hundred ussed. HORACE WATERS. Pgbisher'
80 No. al Broadway New York
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SCHUTLKiLL MUTUAL COAL Co.,
OFFICE 10. q Wallet
Yam Nc. 263 and 25j West Twenty hfth-st,
between Seventh and Eigh.h-sveI
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FELL Down STAIRS Coroner Wildey yester'
day held IN inquest at No. 40 West Fifty seeondst
on the body Of Louisa Refs aged years who died from
the effect Of injuries received by falling down stairs ~
the residence 81 her parents. verdict OF accidental
death was rendered.
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Pnsseuccrs Arrived.

FROM LONDOS-Tn steam hip Beious-1 =. Oliver O.
f. Halst Mrs ID. b. Upton Maria Fail .iFs. Boyd, Miss
Grace small Jas. Small, G. rease L. de Sefe end wife, MI
Brophy Nj. Solomon Hrs. NAie and child Mrs. Hunt
Mr. Jel M Bennett Mr.. Redhouse, Nj sIi1i Mrs Cine
and child A. stiHoTi, Mr. Hunter.
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FATAL TALL.-On Tuesday evening last Mrs.
Catherine D. n olkes EEL upon the icy pavement and
received fac tire Of the skull SIZE was conveyed 70
her residence No: 20 Jayst, where she subsequently
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NEw-YoRK SOLDIERS DRPoT.-The closing
religious services ofths institution viii take place to-
morrow, at the Depot, Nos 50 and 50 Howardst ct 3
o'clock p m. Addresses from eminent ministers Of the
different religious denominations will be delivered IL
designed TO make this occasion OF deep interest
The public invited 10 attend All who have served
in the army are respectfully invited The Governor OF
the State and his S.sf expected 10 be present
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4 great reduction in the prices Of Englisl
Prus.as C-r.tiu- a. HIRA1 ANpERsOSs 10. % Bowrry
30 Ihreer'y add Ingram Carpets Russ. OClotLs L.
White lni Checked Matng a - anu ~ cents Per yai4
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Sun Re...5:33 Sun Sets.....o.l6 Moon kises...l ~
WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 1855 Gov. Island. 1881 Hell Oste. ils
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The fall in TIE price Of Coal is a great blessing
10 Thousands Of ie. = aso i the very general intro
d1ct.ou o. KESTs EAsr INDIA CoFYfs which % oie py
kea-a-.t.
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ART NOTICE. -Wender0th, Taylor & Browns
Fine Miniatures SEss made By +. 1. NELLY Co., NO
100 BIc.lwsy. Please lI-ne specimens.
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verdict II accidental death rendered Deceased
was o native Of Germany. aged 10 years.
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Cost Gno foano.

7 OST-PORTEMONNAIE, with $50, papers,
cards one plain gold iilg, chased ring marked
Lou" liberal reward for the whole, 10 FOR tho Ingi
and 10 questions asked ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON, In5
me Ohge.
EOUND-A sum Of MONEY.--The owne1
can havs by proving property and paying charges AZ
dress o. W O., box s. 376 PostOhi-e.
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BOLIVIA JOINS THE ALLIANCE.
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"Y'WINES ONLY"
Es,abishei let5
JAMES r. IRAVERS,
No IS BeekmsE-st., y. Y.
u.n,f.ctar,r and Dealer in all kinds 81
.W41Tfix AND COTTON TWlNES.
- ME- - cos,e Salt and Guano Sachs Cotton
B,s. Ham B.s. Wrsppnr wtns News Boob and Sand
Paper Paper Hsnfo., . S SeM' 'A' ''''H' '"' ~
Spindle PPsIIssAacco TwlSE, WOOL TwINE.
HOP TWfSE, -
,,.,,.. Taniny Stitching Broom, Bindns Sewing Sail
Carpet, sud al other Tsine'' OH.
is. fy Hardware Dry Goods, Grocers, Druggists, sbD
a" Tb,pter, Book Binders Paper aud Broom Makers
sts,ioner, Uphosterers, FisnsrIen, "esy'
srs and ell other Trades
Tgot Staging. and Pow Lines -
TO TIE TRADE.
A, NV Mill, No 50 Apn-st. am prepared TO twist fnsl
ns nall ali .inds Of Cotton Fax and Hemp TwiDes in
wsy at the shortest posoe notice and or tie mon
Pstentse and Manufacturer o. late Wrapping Irvine.
JAS. p. TRAVEkS, No. 50 beekmsns..
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SOUTH AMERICA.

rEz ALzyns VICTORIOUS.
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Colombia Passes Friendly Resolutions
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TIE SMITHS IN TRoUBLE.-Yesterday Anne
Schmidt was met by Kate Smith while in the act OF
leaving the residence Of the latter NO. Ss East Ihr
teenth st. having IN her possession bag containing
wearing apparel valued at $40 the property Of Cor
nel!us and Joseph Smith, the brothers Of Kate Inc
latter seized the thief and received sharp blow IN the
face brt retained her hold and her brother Cornelius
coming up the THE. was secured and given into the
custody Of Officer Leahy Of the Seventeenth Precinct.
Justice STANDBY committed her for trial
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Richness OF tho %aTbacoas Gold
TGines.

The Precious Mctal On the Isthmuo.
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lflc0ifal.
miscellaneous.

NORNS, Bunions, IngrOwing Nails, Painful
" Joints Tender Feet cured by using Briggs Curftve.
Sold by draggss Dr. Bnggs Chopodst NO. 700 bTesd"yi
evenings No so Broadway.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-Ago0d as
sortment for the Country Trade including nc ands
Shoyes and Spades Putnans Hose Nails, Bnfcens morse
Shoes. Fields lacks Patent Toe ks Hore hasps Me- ior
n. Y.
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY
WI No ie Broadway y. r.
SOLE MANUFACTUhERS Drr o,x
EAsOS'S SPERM OIL and EXTRA LAND 'il~
For Railroads Steamship. and faeIort.
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furniture.

~ rs BEDDING, OKrNGGLAsSES, &c, cheapest
A. SNEDFN 4 CAMPBELL'S. No. 26j Bogery botweea
Stanton aid Hous'on..ts Cal and save money Goods WAR
faned and delivered tree Furniture in suits.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dpasrarted manlfaoturs Also solid Chestnut and Man1s
Chamber Suites pain ard ornamental, o. H. p fAhhlNo
TONS 3es Cana'-st opposite Wooster. Established lAt
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President Murillo and the United States
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THEFT oP HORSE AND WAGoS.-On the
9Th inst a horse ana wagon valued at $50 the Joint
property Of George Johns Of No 2ll Grand-st.' VII
Hamsburgh, and Arnold Smith were stoen while stand
ing in the street in this city Johns subsequently saw
the wagon being driven through Rvington-st by one
John Scbaier and caused his arrest by officer Reeve
Of the Eleventh Precinct. As he could give no sitls-
factory account of how he came by the wagon, Justice
Sbandley held him to bail in the sum Of 600 TO answer
the charge of stealing the vehicle The accused IS
German grocer, aged % years. and residing OF NO le
1hird.st.
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wiens thu, the said surveys er,nin,ou, viii BE-
completed within ten sAys succeeding this notice.
~ -.
Religious Notices.

AtEbb,u IIan. No IS West Ttirythrd-st., Mr. J. G.
Ffsi sp-.ls on SUNDAY a. ioi and z; O'Clock soeects,
hor.s-. sf.n Makes GOD il His Own lui1ge alt .se
ness Fvsnias: Dab9.sm. or the Doctrine q Devils
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Drp Goods.

VA al tn sul recherche de.gn or LADlr 81
and CHILDREN : DRESSES. q, the Emporium Of FAX
ioaS No ~ Broadway snd al the oranchs, ws,, Ped
tern, CIT % NJ the torn VITA accuracy and elegance Ap
8 Deuorssss Monthly Magazine, with al tho sie Spin
sesAi'ls and ether splendid attractions, now resdy.
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CABINET FURNITURE,

must be sold by ~ Of May next IN consequence o. r3qpn
~ the bni,e.s Nv ol custom and others will nd this
GOOD opportunity selecting from the hnest and most ees
sock IN this cy An the varieties OF FURNITURE ay ma.
snted Twrnt i've years, experience is some guaranty o.
the quality and substantially ofmy so2ds., .,, y
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NLOSING.OUT SALE, on account OF retuir1
~ from Busnes'The subscher oaes his entire sfisrior
hstcla,s and fashionable FL kNllLRE cOnsslpy
Iibrerv Dinngroom and BEDROOM auitf. - us,,.,t
before the ISL OF NAY IVA
JULIUS DESSOR No. aiJ broaa"ay' p
ENAMELED FURNllURE.-lhe largess
H. assortment II EBameled Chestnut and solid Mannt
RFDHOOM SUITS In this city. Also MAlI it1sSES,
SPRISGBEDS Sc goods warranted as representedsttha
,tAitktI ~ ARD 4 Co., III CHna-st,
7 HAVE ON HAND and make to ordcr on tho
shortest notice all kinds Of FURNITURE Inanufac-
tureri prices j. T. c. PlCKARD, No. l67 BleeekcEs.,
factory Nos. 2O3 aud 205 Sul.Ysu-s,.
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We.t Twenty-third-st. PRESBYTERIAN Church
The Cbristiau Nelcdisf.

near seventh av--Tne monthly SUNDAY nislt seI
IeId To MORROW EVENING, commencing at Q.
Preaching by the Pastor tie Rev. Or. CLAIM.
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LECTURE By THE REV. c. B. SMYrH. 1.-The
Rev. Charle5 B. smyth VII give lecture Cd behalf q
the American Protestant Association Mission in Chm
ton Han, Astor.p place, on Monday evening March %
Subject" Tie features and phases Of Protestantsm
and Popery."
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Tie Reguinr Monthly Pubiic MeetIng Of

Yofk City sunday SCHOOL aud .ssIpnaIy a.cety 2, ri
~ E. Church will De held 10 the Washington square ~ T.
Ctnycb MONDAY EVEEISG March 25 a. :. o'clock Ihe
Rev NJ D. C. OR fWFOkD, presiding Elder end the rev
81 W WOODBURY. Of Brooklyn vii sd1iess we me-uls
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yrorr Our Special Correspondent
PASANA March IS, 1866
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tFvcrett Poonl.. Thirty-fourfli-sf. aud SIKH.

ave.-Op-uils service. TIE Sixth Juivrr,lift : lcety
having sos their church 10 Tcutie'vs' oren .hese Rooms
8. q temporary pace o. worship. TOMORROW AFLER
NDON az o'clock Sermon by the Pastor the heT T. o.
BROOKS AL invited especially 1uy sympatlz!ng with
Uuvsrsaism not wosls ping elsewhere sunday school
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Of the Restoration corner Monroe Place AID Cik Brook
lyu on SUNDAY MORNING and EVENING. The public,
aud especially Liberal Epic pdisns are cordially invited TO
attend subct tie evening" The good work Of the Rev
Z. w. RopeTt.on.
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No lGl Finl-aye corner OF Twenty st.Monhly
meeting MONDAY EVENING next, at o'clock Essay by
JAMES :. SrEARNS esq Subject; " Christian ASsocia
aon" The public aye invited.