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The New York herald., 1869-03-18
IslEGaapHlc NEWS ITEMS.

Capran Duncan Mckenzie was killed at Province
town. Mass. by failing from tho masthead Of tho
schooner Baltic.
Albert Shackay, aged sixteen years. hung himself
at Jamaica Plans, Mass yesterday morning Tho
incentive to the act Is unknown
The trial or Daniel Mcclure for the murder of
James Ford. Of Liverpool. England, commences IN
the Circuit Court at Buffalo to-day.
The pugiIist OBaldwin arrested al Boston on
Tuesday and is under bonds for trial, charged with
breaking windows and the peace generally.
The depot OF the Winona and st. Peter Railroad
Company, at Wasica, Mimi, was destroyed by lire
yesterday morning, causing a loss Of $lo.000.
man named Michael McGinness fell through
railroad bridge at West Boyleston, Mass, on Tues
day, while intoxicated, receiving fatal Injuries.
The Grand Conclave for the State or Virginia OF
the Order Of Seven Wise Men was 0rganizei IN
Norfolk. va, yesterday by the Supreme Inspector
General OF the order.
mechanic OF Rochester N. ", named Norman
Shafsr committed suicide yesterday by cutting hts
throat with razor. He had been sick some time
with fever, and committed the act during tempo
rary nt Of insanity.
The breach OF promise case Of Sarah sherman vs.
Richard Hawson. which has occupied the time OF the
Superior Court Of Worcester, Mas5 for several days
past resulted yesterday In verdict OF 81 900 dam
ages for the piaintiif.
At Baltimore, on Tuesday afternoon, Albert RoiIa
who Is said to be from Washington city, committed
suicide by drowning. He deliberately took OF his
hat and coat and jumped into the water from the
wharf. Life not quite extinct when he was
taken out, but he was beyond recovery and died
soon after.
John Crooks sixteen years OF age, employed in
the store OF Winchester Co, at Philadelphia, was
killed yesterday morning. He had TO 80 10 the
fourth story and went up on the dumb waiter. lie
then found the room OF the door locked. In order
to get in the he got out OF the WINDOW on the
staircase and attempted to step across 10 the win
dow opening into the ROOM HIS loot slipped on
some Ice which was on the window ledge, and no
fell to the pavement
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, n
ENGLAND.
The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race
Names Of Both Crcws-TLe Oxford Grow


LONDON. March II, 1860.
Inc annual contest for the championship between
the oxford and Cambridge Universities eight Dared
boat crews took place this afternoon IL four O'Clock
aud resulted in victory for oxford by -four lengths.
The race, over distance OF about Ave miles, from
Pntney down the river Thames, was rowed in twenty
minutes and six and onehalf seconds.
The extreme lengtil OF each boat was nfty-six
feet four inches The oxford boat was two feet
two inches wide; the Cambridge boat half an inch
narrower, and both were bnilt rather atter on rhe
foor than usual. Tho names, weights and colleges
to which each man belongs are as foows:--
Oxf0rd--S. II. Wo0dh0use, sUniversity,n 156 lbs.
r. Tabourdln, "St. Johns" 1877 lbs; 4. s. Baker,
"Qneen'sn ITS lbs. +. william. s.Exeter.n I'll lbs
j. O. Time, 'Unlversiiy" 1872 lbs. A. C. Marlborough,
"Lincon !" 1888 lbs; w. D. Benson, "Balio" 1873 lbs
8. D. Darbshire, "Balio" 1853 lbs. d. Nelson ''st.
Johns" Ill lbs. (coxwain).
Cunsortdge--J. A. Rushton, Emmanuel, 18l lbs;
J. ii. Ridley, Jesus" 1853 lbs; J. w. Dale. "St.
J0hn's" 1888 lbs; +. j. Young, "Christ's,n ia lbs
w. r. McMichael .D0wning," l72 lbs; W. H. An
derson. "First Trinity 15o lbs; r. II. Mear "First
Trinity 164K lbs; j. d. Goldie est. Johns" ITO
lbs. II. u. Gordon, "First Trinty,n LOG lbs. COX
SWAIN. cans
Interest was great that thousands lined the banks
Of the river The timely measures taken by the gov
ernment prevented great conconrse OF people from
accommodating on the bridges, and the race passed
or without accident.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
GEORGIA.

virtual Defeat Of the Fifteenth Amendment In
the senate by the Vote of the Repnblicau
Chairman-Thc Pay Of Legislators stopped
until the Passage Of an Appropriation Bill.
ATLANTA, March ~, 1899.
The senate to-day took up the nftcenth amend
ment, and motion 10 indefinitely postpone resulted
In tie vote OF II to II. Benjamin r. Conlev, the
republican President OF the senate having the cast
ing VOTE voted yea thus indenptsly postponing and
virtually defeating the adoption OF the fifteenth
amendment 10 Georgia.
order, setting forth that he has received Information
Of the voluntary absenteeism Of large number Of
the members Of the House OF Representatives In
order to prevent q quorum; and that az no
appropriation b for the year 1909 has yet been per-
fected or submitted 10 him, II In ordered that no
diem or mileage until an Appropriation bill IN per-
feotcd, submitted To him and receives his approval.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
ARKANSAS.

Discovery Of the Murderers Of General Hind
map-Five Negroes Arrcsted-Attempt 10
Unscat the speaker Of the House.
MEMPHIS, March IL, 1859.
A prisoner IN the Helena tArx) jail yesterday
overheard two negro prisoners discussing the
assassination OF General Hindman, and informed the
jaier who. together with the marshal, took one OF
them out, and after charging the prisoner with the
crime the latter confessed to beng one OF nine me-
aroes who had formed q conspiracy 70 burn the
town OF Helena 70 avenge the hanging OF
negro last september for rape. Three OF
the party had gone to Hindman's house
for the purpose OF burning IT, he having
prosecuted the negro who was hung. One OF the
number seeing Hndman sittingat a window leveied
musket at him and fred, killing him. The others
becoming frightened fed and abandoned the plot
TO burn the town. five OF the nine have been ar
rested and are now In jail
The Appeals Little Rock special despatclrsays that
resolutions deposng ]. q. Price, speaker, were In
troduced In the House to-day. Various charges
were made against him, and an exciting personal
discussion ensued, which was participated In
by Lieutenant Governor Johnson, the supposed
author OF the resolution, who spoke by permission.
Mr.. Price In his.paper this morning dared members
to ofer such q resolution. aud assailed Johnson.
After bitter discussion the House adjourned with
out action on the resolution.
The sect on sunday night destroyed the fruit crop.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March 16--
4:30 y. M.--Consos close at 93 for money and p3S
for account United states nve-twenty bonds, s3is.
FRANKFORT BOuRsE.-FRANKFoRr March 16--
United states nvetwenty bonds duh at sIs for the
Issue OF 1862. eTts
LivERrooL COTTON MARxEr-LvERrooL, March
16-A:a0 p. M.-The market closed quiet. Middling
uplands, 12d. l2fd.; mddling Orleans, l2Ad
bales.
HAvRR CorroS MAsxEr.-nAvRR, march l,.-The
spot and dull for anost; low middlng anoat 1885,
per cwt. tfHN
LvERrooL PRODUCES MARwrr.-LuvsRroor March
OIL, f32 per ton.
.LIvsRrooL PROVISION MARxEr-LivERrooI,
March Ill y. M-Lard hrm, at 75s. 0d, per cwL
Pork nrmer, NJ zoos. per bbl. for Eastern prime
mess. Bacon GA. 0d Coversccd t6s.
LONDON PR0DUuE MARKET LONDON, March TO-
Taow 47s. 3d. per cwt Linsced oil ESQ 1os per ton
PErRoLEUM MAREwr-ANrwBRp, March fe--Pe-
roleum tSL for standard white: holders AK 6as<L
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

as to who should Gil The numerous Offices in the
gift Of the government; now they accuse him
OF weakness and Of having surrendered to the
Senate and the heads Of departments the ap-
pointment Of all civil officers; and yet Presi-
dent Grant only does exactly what he said he
intended to do from the frst-turn over to the
J, ,.aad Of every department the selection of the
',o,isSa,.s appertaining to that ds..s:s.9sat. 1t
would bs n iI..r:sssislIty for one ne, man :. :.
attend to tie crowd Of office seekers who infest
the capital. He could not be President and
Underwater at the same moment It is an
absolute necessity that thS business should be
managed as General Grant suggests and as he
now acts.
How the departments will be handled is best
shown by the improvements in the army and
navy. Retrenchment, concentration and
effectiveness are the rule. No drones in the
hives, Of any section, should and doubtless
will be the aim Of the administration. Already
the army is preparing for the proper reduction
The navy is to be concentrated at Key West,
where it will be within easy reach for foreign
complications. II we may Judge of the other
departments by what we already observe in
the army and navy, we think the copperhead
snarlers will find ample room to spit out their
comic venom. The government is on the right
track, and the best proof is that the snakes are
hjasinp fEI4lE E
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
MEXICO.


Nexrete Turns Up--PorGrio Diaz still Silent
A General Amnesty Demanded-The Oppo-
sitiOn Pitching Ia Usual-The Usual
MuddIe.
HAVANA. March II. 1859.
Advices from Mexico to the 10th inst. have been
received.
Negrete, the Revolutionary leader, he's turned up
at Sierra.
The government forces we're returning from Puebla
TO Mexico city.
Pornro Daz still maintained strict silence on
political matters
Colonel Mayer has been detained at Cuenayaca
The people demand general amnesty, and assert
that unless that is proclaimed 1t win be impossible
restore confidence IN the government
The press denounces CeDallos for the troubles IN
Yucatan.
the opposition charges the administration with
using unfair means In electing congressman W
support Its measures.
Aionzo has brought charges against the Secretary
Of War for pardoning Dominguez,
Work Commenced ON a Telegraph Linc-Thc
New Minister from the German Confederation
Expected.
HAVANA, March II, 1869.
The following additional news has been received
from Mexico:--
Work on the telegraph line between the city Of
Mexico and Tampico has commenced.
q Typographical Union.
The arrival Of the newly appointed Minister from
the German Confederation was daily looked for In
Mexico.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
MISSOURI.

sentence Of an Express Messenger Robbcr--'
Discovery sf Counterfeit Currency
Sr. LOUIS, March IL, 1859.
George A. Allen, charged with ro5bng Mr.. Cross.
Adams Express denvery messenger Of 81, 900, so,ne
months ago. was tried in the criminal court yester-
day and convicted aud sentenced to twelve years in
the Yenitentiary.
cOunterfeiters' den about four mites from the city
was discovered yesterday and some 900 oi bogiS
city warrants and nifty cent national curFenoy. toos
presses &C., were found. A woman living a. the
place was arrested, bu. no man connected HAth the
q astai.llShmpnt has been caught
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
SENTENCE Of BURGLARS At HARTFORD. CONN.
HARTFORD, March II, |

HARTFORD, March II, 1859.
In the Superior Court Of this city to-day James
Wilson, alias Dave Kentey, the notorious burglar,
was sentenced TO five years. imprisonment In the
state Prison for committing burglary in
Hartford and seven years for q burglary
In PiainsviIle. lie IL already in prison,
serving four years time, dating from December
making sixteen years In all. He has heretofore
capped from Michigan, Ohio and New Jersey prisons,
where he has time yet 70 serve, In getting away
from Michigan he froze both feet, and had them
to-day, and said the jury might have curiosity to
know how he was lamed--tnat he was SHOT by
rebel shell on the bloody field Of Gettysburg Charles
Reosolf. arrested with Wilson, and In for four years
also. was found guilty Of the Plainvle burglary, but
WAS not sentenced.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
TRLEGRAPnlC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Oxford and Cambridge
Boat Race.
Civil and Religious Liberty
Throughout Spain.
DISTURBANCES In ANDALUSIA.
PROGRESS OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Paper Money to be Issued by
the Insurgents.
~~->~~.->->~~>s~-~~>><>>~-
THE TROUBLES IN MEXICO.
Strong Opposition Manifested Towards
Juarez's Administration
M -~~~9~~s-,as~~~,>~~~~~~1~
Paper Money to be Issued BY
the Insurgents.
THE TROUBLES IN MEXICO.
Strong Opposition Manifested Towards
Juarez'S Administration.
NEGRETE IN SIERRA.
CUBA.
-l-ra wa ..Iln

Decree In Relation to the Taxes ON Exports
Tho villa Clara Insurgents Issaing Paper
Moncy-NIOvemcnis of United States War
Vessels.
HAVANA, March IT. 1859.
Captain General Dulce has promulgated decree
reducing the taxes one-half all exports under the
Spanish nag. In lieu OF the taxes now collected on
exports under foreign flags the charges will be for
sugar, seven reals per box; tobacco 81 IS per qun
tai; moasses, fity cents per hogshead. The decree
takes effect from the 1st Of April next
The insurgents in the jurisdiction OF villa Clara
have issued paper currency in notes OF the denomi
nation OF I've dollars, payable after the recognition
OF Cuban independence.
Admiral Hofl, with the fagship Contoocook, sailed
from this port to-day. He goes first to Key West
and from thence will cruise along the coast. The
United States steamer Narraganset remains In port.
Rnmors Of Unimp0rtant EngRgements-TrO0p
Sent TO RenediOs--Arrest OF Two Mexi-
cans.
HAVANA, March II, 1869.
Many rumors come In from the interior OF unim-
portant engagements with the rebels Troops have
just been sent 10 Remedies
Two Mexicans who arrived at Manicaragua have
Deen imprisoned on suspicion OF being officers in the
rebel service.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
FINE IN DIVISION STREET.

On the third moor OF No II Division street, at
seven O'Clock last night, a fire broke out The
premises were coupled by Christopher Hendricks,
artificial flower manufacturer The second moor Is
occupied BY the party, whose damage Is $4,000;
iully insured In various companies.
Inc lower moor, occupied by Mrs. q. w. Allen as a
mtllhery establishment, sustained $500 damage,
upon which there u no Insurance. A part OF this
moor II occupied by Mary McMurray, who sustained
$500 damage; Insured for sI,606 In the Bowery
insurance Company. The building, which IA owned
w >. McGipney, was damaged $1,000, which IL fully
surance Company.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
rArM cn ACCIDENT IN saooxlm.

boy seven years old, named william Henry,
was run over by one OF the DE Kslb avenue cars in
Dc KAlb avenue, near Broadway, last night, and
his body severed nearly In twain, the wheels IL
appears having passed over his abdomen. The
driver OF the car was either unconscious OF the
accident or fearful OF being held responqtbe for
bIs culpaplc negligence, for he drove rapidly away
afterwards. The mutilated remains OF the youth
were taken TO the residence OF his parents IN
Consclyca street, aud the Coroner notified Neither
the driver nor the number OF the car are known.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
LOUISIANA.

The Mixed school and Loan Bills signed by
thc Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1892
The Governor has signed the School bill, providing
for mixed schools, and to-day appointed the CON-
missioners provided for by the bill-among them
two colored, one OF them formerly chaplain OF the
State senate.
The 100000 OF bonds pledged for loans have been
placed dpon the market the Governor having signed
the bill passed by the Legislature recently provid-
ing for their sale.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
TEXAS.

Candidates for the New State Government
A. }. Hamilton Nominated for Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March IL, 1860.
A despatch from JEFFERSON, Texas, says Northeast
ern Texas has declared for Az. Hamilton for Gov
ernor and r. w. Gray for Lieutenant Governor.
conservative paper In Jeerson hoiss the ticket aud
claims 10 have for IL the support OF leading citizens
OF all parties.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
FRANCE.

Marriage Of an American.
PARIS March IL, 1859.
James B. Andrews, Of New York. son Of Loring
Andrews, was married to Miss Fannie Griswold
Field. younSest daughter OF Cyrus W. Field, at the
United states Legation, in this city. to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
DAT, MARCH ls ls6s.-TRIPLE SHEET.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Meeting Of tho Special Railroad Committee
Iilness Of Mr.. Bemus.
ALBANY March II, 1859.
The Special Railroad Committee Of seven held an
important meeting at the Delavan House this AFTER
noon. In the absence Of tho chairman, Mr.. Bemus,
from severe Illness Mr. Ely, o. Broome county pre-
sided. The affairs OF the New York Central were
under consideration. Horace r. Clark and other
prominent railroad oficaIs were examined IL Is
understood that important testimony was elected.
Mr.. Bemus has been several days SICK but ls now
recovering.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
CALF ORNlA.

The Weather, Crops and Snn Francisco
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 49, 1862
Warm rains have prevailed for the last two days,
relieving all fears In regard TO the crops Flour has
declined to - 62l a 50 so; extra. for shipping,
81 70 = -. Wheat quiet at 81 45 81 85
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
Havana Market.

Havana Market.
HAVANA, March IL, 1869.
The sugar market to-day has been dun. No. IL
Dutch standard S1S a 9is reals.
Exchange on London 1917 I1,l premium; on
Paris, ~ q u discount; on the United states, In
gold sixty days sight, par discount; short sight,
a ~ premium; III currency, sixty days sight, rs
"a discount.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
iRELANO.

DIeetinss Held in Favor Of . Continu anco Of
the Irish Church.
LONDON, March II. 1869.
Large meetings have been held In Dublin and Bel
fast. at which petitions 70 the Queen against the dis
establishment OF the Irish Church were adopted.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
GERMAN Y.

Freedom Of speech In the German Diets.
BERLIN March IL, 1869.
The North German Parliament have passed bill
securing freedom OF speech In all the Diets OF Ger
many.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Tho New Constitution-Civil nnd Religious
Liberty Secured.
MADRID, March II, 1860.
The Constituent Cortes has appointed four per-
manent committees to supervise tie business OF the
Assembly.
1t Is said that the draught or the constitution,
which is to be submitted to the Cortes establishes
complete civil and religious liberty, but retains
Catholicism as the religion OF the State.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
Died.

oLpFlKLp.--On Wednesday. March IL, ANNA MARIA,
wife OF William Udneld. conpositor, aged 81 years
Friends OF the family are requested 10 attend the
funeral from her late residence, 2l2 Nassau street.
Brooklyn on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
ITv, os,ssr deaths sec esGhkh pdgc.l
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
ILLINOIS.

Meeting Of the WooIcn Manufacturers Of the
Northwesf-Arresf OF two Chicnso 1ler.
chants for alleged Swindling.
CHICAGO, March IL, 1869.
The second annual meeting OF the woolen Manu-
facturers Association OF the Northwest was held at
the fremont House to-day, Mr.. Geo. s. Brown In the
chair. The proceedings were brier The ASSOCIATION
voted cooperation with the National Exposition OF
Wool and woollen Goods, to be held in New York
during the coming summer, and also TO hold the
neat exposition OF the association IN Cincinnati. IN
August next. The affairs Of the association were
shown TO be IN hourishing condition.
Frank Nye and Daniel James, commission mer.
chants and members OF the Board OF Trade, were
arrested this afternoon for swindng In the purchase
and sale OF oats and taken before Justice Dewolf,
where they were held In 1000 ball each, which
they were unable to give. aud we're therefore im.
prtsoned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Probable Veto Of the Chicago Lake Front
Bill.
CHICAGO, march H. 1859.
A despatch from Springfield says It s very proba-
Bile Governor Palmer will veto the Lake Front hill.
This bill gives the entire lake front at the south mouth
OF the Chicago ver TO sixteenth street to the Illinois
Central Railroad.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Wlss, Toupces and Orua mental Hair.-ncst
quality Hair Dys and Hair pye,nx. ~ essoxh bALcAk
koR'2,m ReaaReSsA
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
r~~s. Vvssr.vs q stain.

No inquiry can niss. the teeth cleaned daily With 500
which properties superior 10 those OF any
other Known substancc one Of the OF this peer
Iss corpound so,odons the only dence Ia ertstsncs
In vhich his botanical product ineoporAsd
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

cold zine will Cure Yeur Geld. Try IL. sold
by druggis RUsHToNS, 10 Astor House, Of Bare
al street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

werds ef Wlsasm for Ysung Men on the
Ruiiss preston Ia vcush and early manhccd with
cpss free of charge. Address PhNanros boz Y, fhus
dalphia Pa
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

the Famous Cer.sr.-g1 Ns:.;. q. .,s,ss,s, Street,
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Important ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In COrtes--The
M0narchists Ready With n Candidate for
the Crown.
MADRID, March IL 1882
During the sttings of the Constituent Cortes yes
terday General Prim the Minister Of War announced
that the monarchsts were prepared with their can
didate for the throne. HIS name would be made
public soon.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
TIVE rtvea sHlp JAMES FOSTER, a

Death ef Captain Armstrcns.
Captain Armstrong, OF the ship James Foster, Jr.,
died at his residence In Brooklyn last evening.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Cri<tpd0rn,s Uncqualled Hair Dye.-S0Id
applied his Wig aud Scalp Factory No. Astor House.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
CARTOON.

RrSe xAsrrg o. K.-sic.dy does H. Hor. Never mind
the rabbs Bring the law and order end, sni you
soon strike the balance.
Horr-r know sIscsiy what ought do. Guess III
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

A.-Porixet and Table Knives, Carvers,
Razors, Scissors &C., wholesale aud retail.
J. CURLEY BRO, I32 Nasasu street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

A.-Money Advanced ON Diamonds, Watches,
q. q. JUDD, 6o9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Lcc0uIfre,s Swiss Razors, Wnde &s
Butchers and Rodgers English Razors, at j. CIRLEf
BRO 'S, 159 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Riots i'm Andalusia-isarricades Thrown Up
in the streets Of Xeres and NIontnrO-Oppo-
sition Of the People TO Military Conscrip-
tiOn.
MADRID, March H. 1869.
Serious distn,aances, growing out OF the opposl-
ton OF the pew e TO military conscription are
reported in ArtN psia. At xeres and Montaro
barricades wereI pslo,sd, and there was fight
ing between they nsue and troops. In the latter
place two men wavaarled and six wounded. No
disorder has occUAniso INV sns Cadlz.
Minister Sagos1o; 57h Used the Cortes not to en-
force the con scrir. ar =, ~ ~
The members oexIng Cortes, without distinction OF
party, have onere. Xeir assistance ana support to
the government Es maintain public order at any
cost. "
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Bafcheior,s Hair Dyc.-The Best in fks
world The only perfec dye harmless reliable inssanaas
ols lsBond street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

A.-Novelties In Dry Goods. Sugdcn &
BRADBURY Of Bowery and Bleecker street date
,Vith ord 4 Tavl
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

RssrxorABLK SPECTATORS. Bravo, Hodi Well dono
o, Ear. Keep hup,
Rowprrs 4c.-ys-a--.hi Boo-cohi sesrc him on.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Royal Havana l4sucry.-PrtEes Paid " told
Issrmaoa furnished highest rates paid for Douooona
a.s al sasi Yon ya,i AZ CO.. Ssaks Is Wall srsc ny
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

EssabIrshed in 1SOO.-Tho nIetropolitan Job
Printing Rs,ablshmsnt, n NassAu siree,.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

A.-Haxard s; ca.welp. Cod Liver Oil |.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

nfisslssuol SprIss Wster--tpnly KNOWN
remedy and all diseased q me koneys sofa ~
druggina Depot, ~ BroadwaysN Y.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

To-day thcre will be Published In tho
TELEGRAM THE FOLLOWING CARTOON
SCENES IN THE MUNICIPAL cIRcUs-So }.
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN TRYING To TOE THE
LINE OF PUBLIC OPINION tAsD HE'LL DO TT,
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

X. III. Ludlow k Go. will Sell nj Auction
this day O'Clock ~ the Exchange Ssesrocm, large
number OF Stocks and Bonds belonging estate OF John
schsnck, deceased. ny order OF Executors
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

ImpOrtant Nosices-The Havana Lottery:
A articles have APPEARED 10 several PAPERS ~ we onss
States stating that the Royal Havana Lottery M Cups woua
be discontnued, authorised ny the OF
the LOTTERY that there no truth w these
reports TAYLOR 4 GO, IL Wall street.