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The New York herald., 1869-03-02
MAINE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

PORTLAND, March l, 1862.
The democrats carried Portland for the first time
since 1860, and William L. Putnam Is elected Mayor.
The vote stands Putnam 2,2O7, Drummond 2.o77.
Last year the vote was:-Putnam. 2.277; Mcclellan,
24s7; Deering, the temperance candidate, ITO. The
democrats carried i0ur OF the seven wards.
SACo, March l, 1869.
Owing to dissensions in the republican party the
city election to-day resulted In no choice for Mayor
James M. Deering, the present incumbent, lacking
eighty-three votes OF majority. Six republican
Aldermen are elected and IN one ward there was no
choice.
LEWISTON. March /. 1869.
Mr.. Isaac N. Parker, republican. was elected Mayor
to-day by vote OF $50 TO I76. The republicans car
rled all but one ward
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TrLEGRApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

The Tennessee Legislature adjourned yesterday.
The ratification Of the constitutional amendment
goes over until next session.
Nathaniel @. Wood, matchmaker and jeweller, In
Hanover street. Boston, was robbed Sunday morn
ting. Of $1,000 worth OF property.
Twelve negroes who were confined In Hampton
jail Va, made their escape Saturday night. Two
were charged with rape and the others with minor
0ffences.
D. Q. stlckney. an expressman OF Boston, had
picion rests on an inmate OF the house, who has
disappeared.
years Of age was found frozen to death yesterday
morning on the road leading from Assabet 70 Rock
Bottom, near Worcester, Mass
Nancy T. Glenn, on trial at Indianapolis, Ind, for
the murder OF Jacob Young and wife at Cold spring,
Ind last september, has been found guilty of mur
der IN the third degree, and sentenced to the Peli
tentiary for life.
The Masonic Hall at Morrisville N. H., together
with n dwelling house adjoining, were destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. The hall building contained
several stores, shops, &C., the contents Of which
AT sunrise yesterday morning the thermometer
marked 50 deg below zero at Lancaster. N. H.. 80
cord, a. deg. at Martn's Ferry Is der. at Nashua.
deg. ut Lowell, and ut Boston deg. above.
Leonard Choate, the Newport, =. l., incendary,
n
Of incendlarism at Newport and neighborhood. lie
pleaded not guilty. The trial was assigned for
March g.
A large nre occurred at Jackson Miss. yesterday
morning, which burned the Clarion newspaper Job
ofccs and bookbindery. The loss is $26 000 partly
covered by insurance George O. Eyrich's book and
stationery store was also burned. Loss $4,000 In
sured for $1,000 The fire originated In the Clarion
ONCE and was the work OF an incendiary.
The X. w. and the Rev. Charles Platt, Grand Chap.
lain OF the New York Grand Lodge OF +. and A. NJ,
VINO died at his residence In Bnghamton on Thurs
day morning last, win be buried with masonic
nQn0ry at Lyons, Wayne county, on Thursday after
noon next An escort OF Knights Templar will
accompany the remains from Blnghamton.
A member Of Brownlow's militia went to the cabin
OF negro near Pulaski, Tenn, pretending to have
orders 70 arrest him and sent him on. He then took
adauRhter OF the negro, .ged about thirteen. into
the woods and violated her. The militia man was
arrested and placed In charge OF q coored guard
who killed him while attempting 70 make his escape
ON an investigation OF the circumstances, Coonel
0amblc, commanding the militia, JUSTIFIED the act
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxET.-LoNDoN, March l.
4:3O p. M-Consols close at e3 for both money and
the account. United states hve.twenty bonds S24.
stocks quiet. Erie, 2ok Illinois central, W; Al.
lantic and Great Western, s3h.
PARIS BouRsE.--PARis, March l.-Bourse strong.
LiyERpooL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPooI, March
I--4:3o r. M.--The cotton market closed dull. Mid.
ding uplands, 1lisd.; middling Orleans, 124d. The
sales OF the day have only been 5000 bales.
HAyRH CoTToS MARKET-HAvRR, March 1.-The
cotton market closed quiet and unchanged.
LIvgRPoOI BREADsTUFFs MARKET. LIVERPOOL,
March I-Evening. ais. Cd per quarter FOR
old mixed western, and 3os. Cd. for new.
LrvRRpoor PROVISIONS MARKET.-LfvRRpOof,
prime mess.
l:30 M-Linseed oil, cas- los. per ton. Calcutta I'm
seed bss Oh. sugar frmer both on the spot ana
anoat; No. IL Dutch standard, on the spot, ses Sd
per cwt.; do. anoat, 29s. ID.
PRrRoIEuM Mare Br.-ANTwRRr, March 1.-Petro
,eum. Sss irancs for standard white: holders ne,
81 franco.
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How MAILS ARE DISTRIBUTED 0rr wEr.-Ths
Austin tNevada) RsUetiis saya:-"A gentleman who
arrived In this city from the Eas; on saturday told
US that SACKS Of papers strewn along the ROAD
from Bryan TO Salt Lake CITY. They were piled -
hundreds In corrals. illustrated and pictorial pArSrs
were thick as leaves In autumn on tne Liable nne
hunks, where they help 10 whiie away tue time ~
the hostler give rest 10 ire gatnbos OF kifsen&
puppies ana pet pigs. One cunning little pig. with
his tail curled In the mode. w2s amusing hlmssIf
with New York illustrated journal, whit his sister
grunting her satisfaction over the fashion plate
of monthly. Papers were eytryw here-in CORDS n
sacks-lying In wrappers or upon the road; IN tha
hands OF men and IN the m0utns and paws of ana.
mails. Papers everywhere. Ana this II service VI
the United states mail. II II surely the most tns'
mense Ioke Of the aeasOn.r
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TENNESSEE.

The City Debt Of DTcmphis-A County
without Civil Omcers-rhe Commander Of
the Netfie Jones Released On Bail.
MEMPHIS, March I, 1850.
The election regarding the issue Of $4,000 Of
thirtyycar bonds to pay the indebtedness Of the
city resulted In favor OF issuing the bonds.
De Soto county Ia now without civil ofYlcers. all
former ncumbents having failed TO take the oath
quired by General Gillem's order.
Captain Ford, OF the tug Nete Jones, arrested for
alleged complcty In the destruction OF arms belong
ing TO the state of Arkansas was released at Little
Rock this morning on $4,000 ball.
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sTABpINs AFFaAY m A SALOON.

The rouens OF the city are not yet Gil In custody
judging from the epidemic that has just broken out
with renewed violence. At haifpast fve O'Clock
last night Thomas Mulholland and one Hyatt got into
an alteration in the liquor saloon OF Herman
verely cut In one of the hands by Hyatt, who after
committing the deed, escaped The wounded man,
whose injuries are not dangerous, was taken to o
drug store, where his wounds were dressed.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Travel Suspended from Ottawa-Attempt to
Reopen the Roads.
OTTAWA. March 1, 1859.
Four hundred men were OF work to-day clearing
the snow or the track OF the Ottawa and Prescott
Railroad from this point. Only four miles OF the
road have been opened. The track is clear from
Prestcott to Kemptville. Passengers ana mails are
conveyed from the latter place to Ottawa by sleghs
No mails have been received from the West since
Tuesday last.
II is reported that the Hon. Mr.. Gault viii again
take seat In the Cabinet
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NEW ZEALAND.

The Natives Severely Punished for the Poverty
Bay Outrages.
LONDON, March I, 1869.
The War once Is in receipt Of later intelligence
from New Zealand. The British forces there had
made reprisals the natives for the outrages
mitted at Poverty Bay, during which several VII
lages were destroyed and ninety Of the natives
killed and wounded. The British lost only three
wounded.
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TINE ALLEGED sss.oos pfnurna

ON sunday Il was announced IN the nERALp thss
Mr.. Wood, Of the nrm OF Wood Robinson. brokerH.
No. 80 Wall street. had reported at he Central once
that his partner O. ID. Eobinson. Saturday. haA
gone out 20 negotiate sss0oo aud lailed 10 return
and that reward OF $4,000 offered TOT hts arrest
and the recovery OF the property. A. was pFedtcts
In the HERALD, Mr.. Robinson yesterday put IN ~
appearance af the Office and IL justly Indignant a.
the reported defalcaton. he denies being out NJ The
cttv nt all
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GERMANY.

The PrussInn Grant to the City Of Frankfort.
BERLIN, March I, 1869.
The proposition to grant the city Of Frankfort-on-
the.Main two million norins has passed the Prussian
Diet by q large majority.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March 1.-The royal malt steamship
Siberia Captain Martyr, which sailed from New
York on the 18th OF February arrived at this port
Ave O'Clock r. NJ. yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 1.-The North German
Lloyds steamship America, Captain Ernst, which
lef New York February ls arrived at this port this
morning.
:. LONDON, March 1 The steamship Atlanta, from
New Y0rk, agriyoo here to-day.
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ATTEMPTED muanEs.

AT twenty minutes after twelve O'Clock this morn.
ing Edward Enggels living at No. l4s East Tnr.
teenth street, quarreled with his wife
Julia, and closed II by fearfully beating
her over the head and back with the
edge OF q handsaw. The woman's head and shoul.
ders were fearfuy lacerated and she was sent to
Bellevue Hospital, where IL IL feared her death will
cnsue. The inhuman husband was arrested BY an
officer Of the Seventeenth precinct.
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MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY, March l, 1859.
The extension OF the Missouri VALLEY Railroad was
completed Saturday night to the western division
OF the North Missouri road, forming another direct
route from ST. Louis 10 St. Joseph, thence TO Omaha.
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ATTEMPT UPON 4 wumAHs LIFE.

About ten O'Clock last night man, who gave the
name Of Alfred Jones' on complaint OF Elizabeth b.
Davenport, OF No. IS West Fourth street, was ar.
rested by oicer watts OF the Fifteenth precinct for
felonous assault upon her lifc ne is charged with
using huge knife, about fifteen inches long. The
accused VIII be arraigned before Justice Dodge Of
JEFFERSON Market this morning.
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Wyman b. 8. Moore.

telegram from Augusta, Me-, announces the
death OF this gentleman in Virginia, where he had
gone in search Of health, Mr.. Moore was born In
Waterville, Me-, on the Sd Of November, 1914, and
consequently in the ffty-ffth year OF his age.
He graduated at Watervlle College, studied law at
Cambridge and was admitted to the bar In 1884. In
1889 he was elected member OF the State Legisla-
ture and from 1874 to lS4S was Attorney General OF
Senator In Congress, having been appointed 70 that
Office to ll the place OF John Fairfield. In 1857 Mr..
Moore was appointed Consul General TO Canada by
President Buchanan, which position he held until
Mr.. Llncoln's accession. The deceased gentleman
was lawyer Of marked ability and man OF sterl-
ing integrity.
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THr BrTxNAS STREET FTRE.--The following arc
the insurances on the Beekman street 6re that
occurred on sunday:-wtam A. Aims 4 Co.,
$4,000 Rose, Baldwin a Rose, s40,O00; A. James,
$4,000; Thomas Beard $500 Ensign Bridgman
52osooQ Conaer estate tbuildlng), S20,00o
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PENNS YLvANlA.
Dedication Of the Philadelphia New IIcr-
chants, Exchan9e-Confict Of Authority
Between Revenue Officers.
PuIT "a mr. prIrA Morcb I 1ceo

Dedication Of the Philadelphia New Mcr-
chants Exchan9e-Conaict Of Authority
Between Revenue Officers.
PHILADELPHIA, March !, 1860.
The dedication OF the new Commercial Exchange
came CT at noon with appropriate ceremonies, In
cluding music. The building cost quarter OF q
million OF dollars 1t occupies lot ninetytwo feet
by one hundred and fifty feet (which Is the size Of
main Chamber OF Commerce on the third floor which
il crowned by dome in the centre over grand
staircase. Boards OF Trade from various sections of
the country present by invitation to attend the
dedication banquet which Is to take place tonight at
the Continental.
for the Eastern District has suspended Assessor John
w. Frazier, OF the First district OF Pennsylvania
ant Assessor II. V. Stafford to take charge Of the
once. Ii Is understood that Assessor Frazier refuses
to recognize the authority OF the supervisor and mas
sent him letter to that effect and that he intends
to continue to perform the duties OF his office.
Commercial Exchange Association Banquet.
PHILADELPHIA, March /, 1869.
A banquet given BY the members OF the CONNER
cial Exchange Association in honor OF the dedica-
tion OF their new hall. which was thrown open to
the public to-day, took place at the Continental
HOTEL The main table, at which were seated In
vited guests, ran along the head Of the hall with
nine other tables extending the whole length OF the
han, which were decorated with flags and crowded
with every delicacy The ornaments were beautiful
and most appropriate to the occasion. John H.Mich
ener, president OF the association. presided. After
the edbes had been disposed OF the president made
the opening speech, In which he welcomed the dele
gates from the boards OF trade and chambers Of
commerce OF other cities present by invitation.
The first toast was to the cities Of Chicago and Mil
waukee, which was responded TO by Mr.. Randof, OF
Chicago, who concluded happy speech by toastIng
the city OF Philadelphia Ex-Mayor McMchael re-
sponded TO this In his usual happy vein.
the next toast was TO the city OF Boston, TO which
Mr.. Sampson responded.
Cincinnati was next complimented with toast,
and Mayor Gesham fulfilled the duty OF responding.
The Judiciary was next toasted, and was respond
ed TO by Judge Thompson, OF the Supreme Court.
The city OF New York was compllmented with
toast happily responded to by Mr.. Bogart.
Similar compliments were given 10 the cities OF
st. Louis, indianapolis and Richmond, which were
responded TO by the delegates from those cities.
The festivities were kept up till past midnight
when the party separated In great good humor.
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FRANCE.

Death of Lamartinc.
PARIS Parch l, 1859.
Alphonse de Lamartine, the poet and historian
died to-day, In the seventy year OF his age
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p.wphlsss. Law Reports, &C., Executed
with nsssne aussnes and dspa,:h ,wen,ynve PEI esss
A. ,hs SETRoPoLirAN JOB PRINTING ESrABLtsa
MRNY Nassau street.
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NAILS FOR EUROPE

The Cunard mail steamship ssmaria win leave shss
port on Wednesday for Live pool
The mails for Europe VIII close at the Pu~s Omos
at half-past nine O'Clock A. N. ON wednesday.
The NEW YORK HERALp-Edition for Europs-
win be ready al hafpast eigh. O'Clock IN the msrn-
ing.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cens.
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INAUGURATION CARTOON.
IN The EVENING TELEGRAM.
wEDNEsDAY, MARCH y
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Neasuess, Rcosomy aud Despatch Confined
the Of orders. hesfopoAss ses ssss~
4 hmspI 81 Nassau street.
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Rum0red Detection of the RevOlu-
tiOnary General Aringa.
GREAT SNOW STORM In CANADA.
THE RAILROADS BLOCKED UP
Adoption Of the Constitutional Amendment
by the Louisiana Legislature.
CUBA.

Reported Defeat of the Insurgents nj Cifuen.
tes-Genernl Quesada Said to Have Been
Outwitted-valmaseda Marching ON Puerto
Observation-Disclosures Items.
HAVANA, March !, 1seo
General Pueblo with his command, has arrived at
Santo Espritu from Cienfuegos.
The DtartO reports an engagement between the
troops and insurgents at the town OF Cfuentes, in
which the troops were victorious. The same paper
states that 800 rebels have surrendered at Villa
Clara.
It seems that General Lesca is advancing into the
interior without meeting with much opposition.
The rebels expected that he would march by the
Sierra de Cubitas take the road to Paredez where
they had erected entrenchments and were ready to
oppose his progress; but Lesca Unexpectedly took
another route and outwitted the rebel General
Quesada.
General Napoleon Aringo has joined Count
vamaseda with 1000 men. abandoning the
rebellion, and that valmaseda, reinforced by
a thousand Of these men, has set out from Puerto
Principe to meet General Lesca when with their
combined forces they will attack Quesada.
Four Spanish gunboats are cruising between La
Guanaja and Gibara.
The Spanish man-of-war Guadiana is watching the
movements Of the revolutionists in the waters Of
Nassau.
The United States steamer Gettysburg has arrived
here.
HAVANA, March !, 1859.
Sugar declining; no sales reported; holders are
pressing on the market. Exchange declining; on
London, 13 l3s4 per cent premium; on Paris. ~
per cent premium; on United States, 90 days sight.
in gold, u o per cent premium; short sight, u 2
"a per cent discount.
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Many Eminent Phy siciene Prescribe
HOFFs MALT ExTRACr
~ a tonic, nvigoraior aud nutrient
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Du Barry's Reyaicnsa Food cures Dy-pep-
STA Phth Cough Asthma and Nsrvousne~s
Tins, To-, 81 Is le5 william street. New fork ans -
chemists.
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Care for Cough cr Cold.-As soon sh~rc
Ia the slightest unessinsss OF the Chest with dfcuy ~
breathing indications of cough take dgrng be Jay Afcv
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROciiEs. Containing deanh
them readiness upon the frss arpsrsncs Of coid
auch
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Electricity for the Cure Of Acute and
Chronic Diseases applied By DR. cHAMBERLfS, No.
West Fourteenth street
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Royal Havana Lettery.-Prixe Paid = Geld
aas al snas ars2yEoR CO, Bankers, 10 wsu street, ny
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Estabii.bed In 1sOO.-The MctropsIisas yeS
Printing Establishment. ~ Nassau street
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C1reulaps Of Every Description and Nsstccs
70 attend meetings printed 10 The neses. Peses msnse
notice. and twenty-five cent less than - Aay
similar place the city, ~ the METRoFOLtfAS JOS
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Va Nassaa street
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NIissisquoi spring Water-Only krown
remedy for and all diseases a the kdnsys sod ~
druggists. Depot, 6Ss Broadway.
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Railroads Blockadcd by Snow-Immeuse
Drifts near Montreal.

MONTREAL, March I, 1850.
Railway travel Ia stil obstructed by snow. No
trains have left here for the East or West for the past
three days. The Arthabaska Railroad Is so COM
pletely showed up that 1t will be abandoned for the
season. In places the snow lies drifts nearly
thirty feet deep.
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Lilies ssfcs.-Bureier and Fire Proof snfcs
for sale. By LEWIS LILLE SAFE COMPANY, Nc.
pa ark ula
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BARKER, Human Hair Mssrhsnt.-WtUH,
word.-6U broadway.
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Importans Notice.-Thc Havana Lottery.
A articles have appeared 10 several papers u the tn~d
States stating that the Royal Havana Lottery cf wond
be discontinued auth ofsd by the Administrator %
the Lottery state that there truth whsievs
reports. TAYLOR Co, 10 Wall street
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Words OF Wisdom for Young Men on the
Ruling Passion IN Youth and early hanhccd, with sshep
and unfortunate. Sent seaed letter enve
.opes free d charge address Phiaaros boa I, PhtS
dephiA, rA
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The Famous Ccrner-01 Nnssuu street.
corner Futon. The Metropolitan Job Printing Rssabishm~
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A.-Ncvcltics In Dry Gsed.- sugaca -
BRADBURY, Of Bowsy and bisscksr street. ssas
with Lord 1Ayorl.
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For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton 90 the Metropolitan Job Prin,ng Essasiishmest
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HiiI, the InimitabIe Hair Custcr-studie 20o
Broadway Consult 10 style OF hair whskeN shMs.
ing 10 eents Dyeing, &c.
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A.-Haz.rd q CasweIps Coz Hvsr On =
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rc cssry q cdsra Ezss e ..: : :.s .:
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Cristndore,s UBrivalled Hair Dye.-seid asd
applied No sAs,or House Manafsctory - Maiden laas
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Look for the
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH q
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Guinness stout-Charge Of Ageacy.
See page 10.
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port on "Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe wIll close at the Pu~s omcs
at halfpAst nine O'Clock A. N. ON wednesday.
The NEW YORK HERALp-Edition for Europs-
win be ready al hafpast eigh. O'Clock IN the moru-
ing.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six ceno4
A.-Haxsrd & CasweIps CsA Liver on =
A.mNcyeitiss In Dry Gssd. ssssss =
with Lord Taylor.
Barker, Hu.as Hair Mssrssss.-wss,.
woiid:-s5 broaaSsy - - =
C1reuiars Of Every De~cripsicn and Nssiess
Ia % hours noiis. .weniyd,. s.nl !s.a
Ssisfisc fsfs ;Ssi gifi' Isl ~
& srsr, q SdEHa HssEs e % ::s
BeekmAn.
Cri.s.dere's Unsivalied Hair Dys.-scld asa
applied at No eAsor House MAnafsctory - Maiden isas
''- " iSaUGuRArIos CARTOON.
IN THE EVENING rELEsRAx,a o"
WEDNESDAY, MARCH .,
Care for Cough ar CeIa.-As soon % sh~r~
me sshss; M snss.n:' :, q % The eh. -s a. a.. q
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocilEs Cepiaihing sena
ss.m ss. q ..sa... 1y .yon Az, ~ s
cough
Ds Barry's Revairnia Food cures Dy-pep-
& cGnspa'p a. Ssush Asm. ss ssa yss ss .
chemists.
E.tabli.bed In Isoo.-The srctropsIisas Jss
Printing Esasiishmsni. ~ Nassau street
West Foar,sen,h street
For First Glass Printing Of Every Describe
ton 90 The Metropolitan JOB frin.ng Esssishnssl
Guinness stous-change Of Assscy.
See page 10.
HiI, the InimitabIe Hair Custcr-sssdls 20s
Broadway Consult ~ 70 style OF hair and whsksr sh~s
ing 10 cenis. Dyeing, &c.
Importans Netice.--Thc Havana Lottery.
.S Roys Hsssus Lottery q css. ss .Sa
d. Lottery . stats % us -hs.,.r . ss-ss
reports. TAYLOR CO., 10 Wall street
Liliie's ssfcs.-Bgreier and Fire Proof snfcs
for sale. By LEWIS LILLE sAFE COMPANY, Ne. .
NIissi.auoi spring waser-Only Know.
srussf.. S@.a ~ fs%s, Depot SIS SIS BscaS..ys "
HoFFs MALT ExTRAcr
~ tonc invigorator aud nniriens
------------------------
iSSuGuRArIoS CARTOON.
AND ,as ou,s
IN The EVENING TELEGRAM,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH
Neaeress. Ecosomy aud Despatch Coueinea
the ssssu,on Of odsrs Mssroponaa Jos Prntss kssas
q hmsnI Nassau street.
p.-pnIs,s. Law Reports, &C., Execstea
win nestness ausknsss and despatch twenty-five per cent
cheapsr than as any other printing "A the e
Al ths METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsrABLtsa
MINT. N Nassau street
Rovay Havana Lottery. y.-Prixes Paid In Gold
furnished The highest for Doubeena
and an kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, is wau street. MT.
The Famsus Ccrner-01 Nassau Street,
cornsr Futon. The Metropolitan Job Printing Rsabsnms3
Words OF Wisdom for Young Men On the
Ruling Passion Youth nnd early Manhood, with ssfhcip
and unfortunate. Sent sealed letter enve
.opes free d charge address Phiaatro boa u PAtS
dSphiAS pA
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TELnCRAPHIC NhWS
FROM
ELL PARTS OF TEE WORLD
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
~>~~>~~<~~S><~~>~~~~S>-e1-
Reported Surrender Of Insur-
gents at Villa Clara.
Uninterrupted March of Gene
raj Lasca Into the Interior.
Rum0red Detection of the RevOlu-
tionary General Aringa.
GREAT SNOW STORM In CANADA.
-~~~~~~~>>-~~~~~-~>~~~
THE RAILROADS BLOCKED UP
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS