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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

HAVANA AliCn :, i''I
The Englieh steamer Conway arrived THIS
morning from Vera Cruz.
Letters from Guaymas give gloomy details OF the DC
cupaon OF Alanos BY dissenting troops under Martin
ez and Correa SAID be 10 the number of 800 men
Not a head Of cattle remains III Aamos or MS FiclNv
From Guadalaars, under date OF the llth ut we are
informed OF the landing at Altata OF OgazOD Win a
staff OF American officers. and arms purchased IN
San Francisco. II is believed In Guadalalara that
Oeszon had Joined Corona and together are committing
hostllities in MazatlaD.
Advices received at Tamaulipas from Iula. state
that IN the light at Tautoyuquita. beside Mendel h'e
Of the enemys officers were killed. The sack was so
thorough and great that II was generally believed thht
the guerrss had abandoned the field IN order 10 ENJOY
al their ease their unexpected rich booty.
They have done their work so Thoroughly that ali the
way beiw Charna and Tantayuqnite there IL no
shelter for man or beast. ~.
On about the 18th Of February Juarist force OF
about 200 or 800 men, under command OF Antonio
Perez took possession OF the City Of Tlascala making
prisoners OF the garrison and the military
Of the Department Gen.Jose YgDaco de Ormacbea ahd
sackinQ his house. convoy OF s-.UOO belonging 10
the Imperial Railroad Company fell into their hnhus
detachment Of 800 AustriaDs from Puebla inarched
against the town but arrived after the retreat OF tue
enemy who carried with them Gen Ormachea as prs
Oner. - .,i,
Sir deserters RON the Imperial army, four Austrian
one French and the other Mexican, were SHOT d. a
pico Oh the 10th ult.
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Guefial Notices.

UutyersaIist Missionary Gathering.--A pubic
meeting in behalf Of the Universait Missionary enterprise
under the Of the Board OF Trustees OF the
General Convention Of Universss Of the United States On
THURSDAY EVENING, March u.s. commencing at 4 O'Clock.
ia the Broadway Unverast Church 1.-THE Rev Dr. CbaPns
Addresses by Rev. DIR. CHAPLIN. Hon. HORACE 0hEE-
LEY, Rev. DIR. SAWYER and Rev j. O. BARTHOLOMEW.
Union Prisoners AssOciatien.-The prisoners o.
confined in Charleston Jail Castle rinckney ana Coom
ba South Carolina 1861 and 1892 are requested TO attend
meeting Of the Association at Room No IL Metropolitan
Hotel, THIS (Wtdnesday) EVENING, at - O'Clock.
Free Lectures.-The Rev. II. o. SHELDON Lectures
on WEDNESDAY MIGHT, in Forsyhst mo. 10, NJ e.
Church Subiect-.M.souri; and FRIDAY NIGHT. in Sec
ond st. NJ f. Church before the Young Mems Christian Asso
cAtion Subiect-.' Influence"
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billiards The Championship Match
nr,ry stili the Holder OF the Cue.

The ninth match for the billiard champion
ship OF the United States between John Deery and
john McDeyit, played at the Cooper Institute last
night in the presence Of about LOO persons Afer
proon ged and tedious contest Deery proved the victor
on his isOb innings by SOL points. As may be judged
by the average made neither paSor did justice TO bis
former reputation McDevitts display. in particular
wa 10 bad that prolonged "stage-hght could have
been IL. only cause Though there oi course. some
tine play yet This match was ncompnably the poorest
ever played for the championship
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Mr.. BANKS explained at length the objects Of the
amendment OF the joint resolution
Mr.. WAsHB RSR of Illinois got the floor but did not
attempt TO address the Committee m its then excited
and somewhat turbulent condition. and It was evident
that tho members IN humOr FOR evening
sion. ThereupOu the Committee rose.
THANKS TO GEN. HANCOCK.
Mr.. PHELPS introduced a iJlut resolution expressive
of the thanks of Congress TO Major Gen. w. s. Han
cock. which WAS read twice and referred to the Com
mittee on Military FAIRS.
ANOTHER AMENDMENT.
Mr.. AsHBY III OhlD introduced JOINT resolution pro-
posing an amendment to the Constitution OF the United
States. which rcad twice and referred to the Com
mittre on the judiciary.
After frai!less effort on tho part Of MI STEVENS TO
Lave al evening session the House adIOurned
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NEW-YORk LEGIsLATURE.
.ALBASY. March H. Iovo'
BILLS INTRODUCED.


By Mr. Observation-Disclosures the construc-
ton of Rand's Elevated Steam Railroad IN Whitehall
and other streets IN New York
Authorizing appeals to state Assessors by railroad
companies. 40 .
Br Mr. Ia BAU-To amend the Mechanics Lien Law
OF New.York. by providing that mortgage taken IN
good faith upon any building 10 progress oil erection
alteration or repair shall have priority alter the record
OF such mortgage ~,
~ Mr. sUrHERL,sD--To extend the time for the
conjunction of the Hudson and Harlem River Canal to
three years. 49,,
By Mr LENT--To incorporate the National Society
and Publication House.
Nv Mr. WHlTK-To amend the act for the iucorpora
ton of Life and Health Insurance Companies by confer
ring additional powers Superintendens In the lnsur
sncc Department
BILLS PASSED.
Exempting the National Academy Of Design from
taxation. -
Amending the charter OF the United States Watch
Company. &C.,
town and Snsquehannah Valley Railroad.
Amending the charter VI the Marion Building Con
pany. ,,,,,
Rank and Old Orchard Shoal the Lower Bay OF New
York for quarantine purposes
Relative 10 the New York Medical College for Wo
men.
Amending the general insurance law
Relative TO the examination OF Affairs OF Insurance
companies by Superintendents Of the Insurance De
nt and authorizing the publication Of the Super
intendenis' report thereon - .
Mr. IOW reported favornbly the bill authorizing tho
con.tructon Of railroad in Poughkeepsie also. the
bill 10 facilitate the construction VI the Southern Cen
trial Railroad
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NEW BRIGHTON, >. l., Tuesday, Mnrch ~, I7"l
There was "A grand demonstration OF the te-
mans of this island last night vi the Assembly Rooms
in this place at which considerable amount Of money
was collected IN aid Of the fenlan cause AMI resou.
tioDs were passed that tho men IN the gap ~ Ireland
npst be sustained al all cost and hazard and the hgDt
never gwen up until the independence Of ireland Is
achieved Among the noted fenilas present wss MI.
Jeremiah Reardon OF the heroes OF our late Rebel
lion Nh Burke was the orator Oh the occasion and
woke the brotherhood up 10 the highest p'cb OF enhu.
sasm by his eloquent remarks The meeting adjourned
with three cheers for old ireland and the day wHea her
green flag shall wave In triumph above the red cross OF
England.
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MEETING op rHB AMERICAN INSTITUTE

MEETING OF THB AMERICAN INSTITUTE
THE NEW CODE OF BYLAWS An adjourned meeting
Of the American Institute held last evening al
their rooms in the Cooper Union. for the purpose Oh
considering the proposed new code OF bylaws inc
President Horace Greeley. occupying the chair' Inc
attendance was quite large. and the debate on inc
adoption Of the article concerning "The Duties oil the
Board Of Managers" was psumed The classification
TO DO used at the Annual Exhibitions aroused consider
able opposition, and the discussion was quite earnest
and spirited. 1t was finally amended in few imma'
teria particulars and then adopted. Sections T. D. 9and
10 OF the same article ws also discussed ut consider
able length and all amended The question whetner
resxamnstion of articles which had not received such
consideration as their mer seemed 10 require shouia
be made by the same Judge. or whether the Board Of
Managers should be left 20 decide concerning 'ns
Judges who should ree1aune. ELECTED o long ana
spirited debate 1t was finally decided by striking 'ns
words BY the same judges out OF the a'ticle' ea'ns
Il ootional with the Board Managers a. 10 wnelno'
they should or should no mako reeIanina'o"
After disposug of that question: tho Institute 'o".
recess until next Tuesday evening at u 0oocA ""'A
the remainder OF the code vii 10 discussed.
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XVIII WARD uyroy LKAGuE-At a regular

XVIII. WARD uyos LEAGUE.-At regular
meeting Of Council No Il XyIII Ward. L. l.. A..
n, following resolution was adopted aud ordered to be
If.atel u TmE tribune viz.
p,,,,t Tha, IN. member. Of hi. Council No L. y J. A.
Of IN, city Of YORK heartily approve OF tie sciion OF
the lows. member. OF our present congress IN passing we
e,,rn'. Bureau Bill -: roget deeply thr veto 81
, b by President; and hereby tender our th,nt TO the
s-nstof. s,yc ihe votes IA favor o. ps' id D oN
~, ef. ,ni We respectfully decline 20 JOIN with the N0od.
Hrool.-. Pryo Na,nighsn. aud other Rebel
.ni COpp-TLesi In their rejoicing over ana sPpios 81 u
mo. SIHNfNrpS W. U D. 'H'''''f ~ VIM
JAnks JoHssos. Secretary.
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Bueiness Notices.

DISEASES. LIKE THIEVES, ATTACK THE WEAK.
-Fory your organization with HosrErrERs BIrTERs and
II will resist and battle alike the veins OF epidemics and the
change, Of temperature which disorder the nerves oil the
feeble There is vitality in IT, 1t is pure vegetable stimu
LIANT rare Alternative and anti bilious medicine and has not
a harmful element among its many ingredients.
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The
IONA AND ISRAELLA GRAPES

Were originated by myself, through preparatory process
calculated develop the greatest hardness OF SrocK and tht
highest excellence of FRUIT.
The result rines Of the hardy and enduring ehoras
ter fruit esuai all respects The best European k'"A
for all purpose Nth a rich ard spirited fapor
Send two stamp for descriptive pamphlet. with hss
engravings of the and club propositions for obtaining
vines at wholesale rates, which extremely low.
Manual the Vine lin paper cover sent for fry Cents
II Is Illustrated with $50 Epgravings aud intended to be tss
most thorough and comprehensive treatise on this subject "
the language.
The cuttings from the Iona and Isaela vines sell for tho
price Of the plants the first season c. w. GRANT.
Iona linear Peekskil). Westchester Co. N. Y.
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CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

VIII restore Gray Hair its original coio strengthen end
promote growth of the weakest hair stop Its falling out
keep tho head clean COOL and healthy can be used freely
nothing injurious is unparalleled as HArDre''ns
and recommended aud used by our best Physicians sod
by all Druggists and at my Office, No l2J Broadway n L.
where information respecting the Of the hair will be
freely given from to ?.
SARAH A. CHgvALrER NJ. ID.
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The BARTLETT PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING
M,cuIyp. making the Elastic Stitch has combination
OF ali the advantages OF the best and most popular sew
ing Machines with other great Improvements making
more simple practical and perfect In Its operation
Price SIS ,-.-.-. &c.,
Mime. DEMoREsTs EMPORIUM or FASHIONS, General
Agency for the United States.
Aaania wanted.
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$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the " Ma
TI0sAL" which Is a eIay.temperng machine. and the
bricks made by it WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES Those
made by tine dry pressing machines will all erumole TO
pieces on being. exposed to frost ABlAh hh0uA
General Agent, No 100 Broadway, n y,
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Nv Way Of Meeting the Froscnt and Antc'pnt-
INC THE PROSPECTIVE DECLINE IN PRICES. WE
OFFER AT WHOLESALE, FOR ONE MONTH. THb
WHOLE OF OUR SUPERB STOCK OF CLOTHING.
WHICH Is UNSURPASSED IN FABRIC. STYLE AND
WORKMANSHIP. AND AT A LARGE PER CENT BE.
LOW THE RULING PRICES.
DEVLIN & Co,
BROADWAY, CORNER 0RANDsT
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NINE DEMOREsT's UNIVERSAL HAIR CURLBR
AND HAIR CRMPER doth using boiling water. A sim
ne and very efficient method Tor curling and crimping
The hair beautifully without scorching IT, Price 81 30
cnoh with directions. Sold at Nine. Democrats Em-
porium OF FASHIONS, No. 40 broadway. and at all the
Fancy Stores The Curer is mailed post free, on re-
oeipt OF the price; the Crimper 80 cents extra.
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Advertisements

FINEST READYMADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths and Chdren's. all quite equal to Gus
tom work. BhokAW bhor',
NO o. Lafayette. place. and No. 81 fourrh'ave,
Opposite Cooper Union.
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SPRING is the proper time to take cleansing
md purifying medicine, Of which SWANS rASAcEA
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mARRIE ID,

STANDARDIZATION Saturday. March . 1e6s. at thu
residence Of the brides father Pontiac Mich, BY the Rev
d. C. Jscokes Sam ,e J. Serrri Of New-York City 70 Ma
Adde l.. Murlin of the former place.
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ScHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFFICE. No. IS Wall-st.
YAap, Nos. POI and 265 West Twenty. fifth-st,
between Seventh and Eighth.aves.
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ASSEMBLY.

The House. IN Committee Of the Whole. considered
the bill making appropriation of tJO0Oo for the cree
ton Of a new Capitol
MIR. CocIIRANE said that il was provided by the act
last year that whenever the citizens OF Albany
shond secure the State title to the Congress a
nrop.rty the Government would appoint three capitol
commissioners for the erection Of new Capitol. ,
The citizens OF Albany with great promptltnde hsd
Seeds of the same are in possession Of the State
lie said that none Of the public works OF the state had
beep stopped ia consequence Of high prices OF mate
yinls and labor or Of burdensOme ta1ation-toen why
sboud the construction Of new Capitol be retarded
for A similar reasoni All admitted Its necessity
The present Capitol was insufficient to meet the wants
NJ The State and was the duty Of the representatives
NJ the people to provide new and better one lie re-
ferred 70 tho history OF this locality aud the statesmen
whose names we're connected VIE me ,ss
prsry commencement Of the worn. aud Mr. CocHhASs
appealed to the House TO mako the necessary approprs
Mr.. D. p WOOD conceded all the arguments made
bg The gentleman from Coohrsas)n Avor Of We
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ONE AND A HALF MILLIoNs!!!
Evsar MAN
His Own BANKER,
DO Nor WAIT
UNTIL THE HoRsK Is STOLEN
The STABLE DooR!!.
NEW PATENT CHAMPION
MADE WROUGHT Iron AND
FRASKLIsIrK OR
PATENT CRYsrALLIzED IRos."
The only metal known which will
Efee,ualy resist the burglars drill.
The NOVELTY Iron WORKS,
The MORGAN lRos " oRKs. Newfork
DKLAxATgxs Iron WORKS
"sss's. 4 -. +: 81; NJ. Philadelphia
EAGLE IRON WORKS Chicago.
and all who have agree that is tho only perfect re-
,i,t.nt against a burglars drill manufactured.
All holders OF Securities and other vauabIes
haze in their power purchase from us for their own house
counting room,
BETTER PROTECTION Than Is AFFORDED
To THE SPECIE SECURITIES
OF MANY OF THE LARGE BANKS IN WALLs.
number Of whom still clngng 70 their odfsshoned
vaults Iocs. and burgarproof.' q any Of which,
made
FIVE YEARS AGO,
are in constant danger being drilled picked II people
will cling 70 Old fashioned and locks they must expect
% be made the .por, Of and the ssonhers Of homes.
men
HERRING Co.,
No. 25l BROADWAY,
only manufacturers OF the Fankne Patent Capitalized
Ion) Drire,i.tns Safe. with LINUS YALE, JRs DOUBLE
AND SINGLE CoNBISArros DIAL LOCKS
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Important 10 Railway Travellers,

AiO
TO RAILWAY NEWS-AGENTS, DEALERS. &c
The Second Edition. fof March. Of
APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
Is ready.
CONTENTS:
I-IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS 10 RAILWAY
TRAVEL ERS in reference TO Maps Time Tables, Check
ing Baggage. Purchasing Ticsets s..
II-ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS. representing
the principal oftaye throughout tue United States
and the Canadas. x.,.
uI-QYER EIGHT THOUSAND TOWNS, VILLAGES
and CITES situated upon the railways oil tne OnIeo
states and Canadas, represented BY Index. - ~.
IV-PORrR AIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH "
WM PRESCOTT SMITH. Master Of Transportation Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. -
v-UPWARD OF THREE HUNDRED TIMETABLES.
giving the time Of the departure and arrival Of the trains
Of sf railways throughout the United State. and tho
Cansdas The principal routes Of travel aeIinea'ed ~
Maps - - ,..,~, an
yIIr-ANEcbopES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL
&c. &C., &c.
For sale everywhere
d. APPLETON 4 Co., Publishers
Nos 443 and AS Broadway
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The coany and the sale Of his RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Is very R,ansth, and Ayre. and other patent med
cine uiilliouaires OF the day
DIR. HARRTsoy's PERIsTALTIc LozENGEs are
warranted positive cure for Cosyenes Piles and Dy'pep
.ia. soJby HEGssAS { Co. CAswxLL MACK u Go.
Ar OLD PRICEs-EvERDELLs Card Depot,
So Broadway ~ " all the latest styles Of Wedding and Visit
ins Cards. Monoan French Note Paper Silver Plsie' &c.
MARvrs's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PL,,rsR FIRM And BURGLAR SILVER PLATE SAFES Highly
omameS'S ana warmth .nd slePPe ehh'ss ars.
'0' %a@vIs Co. ass dwsy aud n chs.tnut. Phil.
HAIR CoLoRER AND DRESSING COMBINED.
Loypoy HAIR Color REsroRRR.
Loypoy HAIR Color RgsrORRR
IOsOOs and Beauty. H1Is Color R Bs
LONDON HAIR COLOR hRsrokEh.
S dye c a SaSss no Cures SaaS. tn.
glossy and lnrGrisnt rs cent, bottle bottles - Sold
Broadway DxxAs BARNES No. al Parkrow WELLS, Nee.
lis Franklin-'t.. and all the leading druggists.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
sdsptabty; Army aud Navy furnished gratis with the pest
HuDsoS, NJ D., A.iOr Place Clinton Hall, n Y
ScHILpERG's GERMAN OISrMRSr-w Warranted
onnd. scrofuls Salt Rheum all Bons and Skin Diseases,
&C. For sale a, 80 Bowery and by all principal prusg.
SPRING FASHION OF GEYTLEMRNs HATS
On SATURDAY March TO- Will be offered at my counters the
Spring Patterns Of GENTS DRESS HATS Inc rhceehee OF
for me 40 large In retail departmrnt-wil IN
this Spnns Pattern be- fully sustained while IN the Soft Hat
line viii displayed the nest collection In this branch OF
hating ever exhibited being products OF the combined taste
and skill Of my own workshops =, o,,
n EsPgNsCHEIp. Manufacturer, No. llS Stssanst
The ARM AND Leg by b. FRANK PALMER
IL D-The best" free to soldiers and low officers and
civilians 600 Cbenutst Phila Astorp, N Y 10 Green
st., Boston Avoid fraudulent limitations Of his patents
BEAUTIFUL LIFB-LIKB PICTURES.
Csrtes Vigne..s ~ per dozen Duplestes ~ Az nsy'
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPBNsORY
BAspAsEs SuPPoxrsRs. kc.-MARsH Cos Radical Cure
Trus. Office only At No Ve'ey". Lady attendant
BArCHBLoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instsn.snssss
in effect The genupsi 10 signed WiLIIAx A. BACHELOR
Sold By al Druggists Factory No. 81 bsrelavsl
WIGS, ToUPRBs, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, hrst
quality. Hair Dye and Dyens at BArcHELoha 10 nohasL
The FLORENCE GOLD MEDAL LocK-SrITcH
'-"' No. sos Broadway. NewYork.
GROVER x BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH sEwIss MAcHxEs for family use NO 40
Broadway.
HOwB SKwING MACHINE COMPANY.-ELIAs
Hovs IT,, President No s2s Broadway. Agents wanted
IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for T8llOrs
and Manufactured. GRovsR d BAKER sAWNs MACHINE
ConPASY No. <& Broadway
WHEELER & WILSON'S LOCK STITCH SEWING
MACHINE and BurrosHoLs MACHINE No. e2a broadway.
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Nights of painful watching with poor, sick,
crying children be avoided by the of Mrs wissLows
SOOTHING SyRuP II relieves the little sufferer from pain
wind collie regulates the stomach and bowels corec
acidty and during the process of teethng is invaluable
Perfectly safe sl cases, millions Of mothers testify.
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Immeuse Improvement In Steam.
w T. HiCks'S PATENT STEAM-EN0lNES save y
-. In .oscs weight friction and psrts Adapted 10 u
ps For circular address THE HICKS ENGINE Co,
uses ''' No. u Liberty o.. n I.
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Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES,
The latest styles, consisting Of
PARLOR DlNING-ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES,
in Ro,eWood Walnut and Maple reins at msnuiactareu
priee, Al = KRUTlNAS ...,
P MAMIE acTORY AND WAREROOM3
MOI, 81 and g East Houstonst,
Between BoweTy and secondsve.
All Goods warranted
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Az EDITORIAL FROM IHE BROOhLiN DAiLf
TINES MRrcALPR the em.nen, Pharmaceut has dis
coyerd remedy for Rheumatism which he believes to De
in'alibe We personally coguiIans Of some extra
ordinary cures IL has Effected The price Is ulnhs-ons
dollar ouly-and many would cheeriny give my Tor
certain dreadful and wide spread disease MET
c,LPE 10 advertising this remedy In all the leading papers OF
The country and the sale Of his GREAT RHEUMATIC RsaEDY
already very We expect to see him b"nre many
wears among the Brn1rths and Ayres and other patent ed
cine uiiiouares Of the day,
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A Card.-seamship Missouri. wYoRK HARBoa
March TO- l96s-We tie undersigned nr cabin Passengers
ffom NewOresns to NewYork hereby express our indgnf
ton which treated during tho voJ
age Dirty linen, knives forks spoons aud dishes natior
coffee such would make well man SICK served oy htny
and nsolept Walters were our fare ;whe tne omeets
.hu were served with good coffee and extra dishes Ths
wafer for "a hours before arriving that we coud
not drink Everything served from the bar was Of thd
poorest and at exorban prices we were inaaesa 20
passage on the Missouri by its being represented 10 US 10
New Orleans that the fare good as thar oil any oeI
line But we would advise friends paronze any othet
una jaime. Ready, ~ D.; George w. Druey, Major R. r.
Horace F.. kiuball Captain U s. A.; John Caury T. d.
ward Service VIM Lewellyn, Mrs Annie Lewelyn John r.
SON Howard Bophil James Hunter Mackey: T. Baundon'
nory Charles T. Brand, john w Crane, W. R9does n II.
samuel Menter f. q. Haynes X Horgan, ~ heeheI, a.
n Bowen T. r. Richardson. T. Martin Edward elo0ager.
Samuel NJ. Adams, Samuel Porch.
Clothes. Wrinsers of all kinds repaired by the BAILEY
WASHING AND WRlNGlNG MACHINE COMPANY No.
&76i Broadway. New'YoF1
Gas Fixtures.!!
The attention Of the Trade and Of buyers generally is in
'"'' " WI CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS &C.
Of every style and pattern corpns many osauu dss"'
'"'''' ARCHER l. PANC0AsT.
Mandatory and Wsrerooms,
Nos. 8, II. and n Mercer-st.
Uar1man,s Patent Elastic Rubber Premiums
Crufches tn. easiest cheapest aud most spBroyed OF tho
age send for Circular LoVEJof rAfLoh 400 bway
Important shirt Notice.
Pr SMITH 4 tOWLER, Manufacturers Of SHIRTS and
brs.sd .sEX ISLAND White Shirts can Be obtained at
SS. h Aoa House q THREE DoLAss EACH Gesusr
superior tpy LINEN COLLARS 81 dozen }prs:s
81 50 per 100 or 10 for IS cents Cal at NO. fd'H'O"
for Meas Fursisstngs from FIRST HANDS.
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suece.ss. Of the RepubIicans-Oe Occupation
of AIamo.-Lnnding OF Ognzeo, with
stnf Of American Ohicers mt Alfalfa
Occupation Of Tiasenia by the Repub-
Iicmns-Capiure Of the Entire Austrian
Garrison.

HAVANA. March :. ls,G.
,r Conway arrived this