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The New York herald., 1869-03-25
TElEcaApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

The South Carolina Legislature adjourned yester-
day sine de.
Halifax despatch says the rumor that deega-
tion is in Washington to negotiate for the annexa-
ton OF Nova Scotia to the United States Is without
foundation.
L. Fl. Larkey, railroad contractor OF Battle
Creek Mich, committed suicide in his room at the
Massasot House, in Chicago, on Tuesday night, by
taking an overdose OF morphine.
brick block on Buffalo street, Rochester, was
destroyed by ire Tuesday night Before this fire
was subdued small dwelling house in the Twelfth
ward took Ore and was totally consumed.
block Milford, Mass, yesterday, damaging property
to the amount OF S. 900. Insured In the Etna, Of
Hartford the Fltchburg Mutual and other Offices.
Colonel williams, OF the Kansas City (Mo.) Bulletin,
and Major Wh0lgan, OF the Times, went to point
near wyandotte, Kansas, on Tuesday to hight duel
but the sheriff arrested both men, and thus put o
stop to the AFFAIR.
Three robbers entered the house Of Mr.. Schlenker,
In Cincinnati, yesterday while Mr. Schlenkcr was
absent, gagged his wife, and stole g. 800. Two OF
the robbers subsequently arrested, one Of them
acknowledging bis guilt. None OF the stolen money
was recovered.
The Democratic Central Committee Of 81. Louie
No., have decided TO make no party nominations ~
city Officers at the coming municipal election, nu
recommend that the citizens, without distnctio OF
party, shall hold ward meetings on Saturday pgnt
next to elect delegates to citizens conventin 10
nominate municipal ticket.
The rear car OF express train which left Caincy,
H., yesterday morning over the Chicago Qulcy anu
Burlington Railroad was thrown from the trek TWO
miles west OF Eareville In she afternoon sid oadIy
lnJured-one q man whose name coud not pe
learned, badly that he can scarcely recover. One
car several rods over the ties after geting on
the track and three capsized, completes taxing 'ne
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THE MOBILE RACES.

MOBILE, March "a, 1869.
MAGNOLIA COURSE RACES, THIRD DAY.-The
weather to-day was fine and the attendance large
the first race was dash OF mile and quarter,
for which there were two entres which was won py
Stonewau Jackson, who beat Bette Bay.
SUMMARY.
Mobile Tribune Purse 500; dash OF one and
quarter miles.
4. @. Moore's gr h. Stouewall jackson, Q years
old by Lightning, dam Edith, by Sovereign.
Richards ana KIgour's b. I. title Bay, years
old, by lmp Australian, dam Bette Ward, BY
Time, 2:16z.
The second race was mile heats three In hve for
which four horses started, and was won by Jennie
c., after most exciting race Of six heats, Jennie
winning the last three heats.
SUMMARY.
Sweepstakes, for all ages, $40 entrance. play or
pay; $500 added by the club; mile heats three In
Ave.
W. Cotfreirs b. r. Jennie c., years
old, by Daniel Boone, dam by Glen
...................... 8 . j
f. warwick's ch. O. Transit, years
old, by Bleakwind, dam Prairie
Flower by sovereign. ..........4 j q 2 2
Agnes Donovan. an....................1 . dis.
T. W. Pennock's b. T. Nellie McDon-
aid, 8 years old, by Colossus, dam
Maid or Monmouth, by Traveller. dis.
Time. 1:53k-l:531 1:4Sh-1:5o-l;5i-1:52a4.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LosDoS March "a.
4:30 r. M.--C0ns0ls closed at 93is for money and
g3A for the account. United States nvc-twentlcs
quiet and steady at sax. Railway stocks frm-Eric
Railway, 2ts5; Illinois Central, g7.
PARIS B0uRsE.-PARIs, March 2s.-Bourse quiet.
Rentes, 70f soc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-rRANxFoRT March a.
United States bonds closed active; nvetwenties,
iIvRRPooL CorToS MARKrr.-LrvERroor, March
24-4:3o r. M.-The market closed active at the fol.
lowing MISUNDERSTANDING uplands on spot 2sd.;
middling uplands to arrive, l2kd. i2,@d.; middIng
orleans, 1870. The sales OF the day foot up 10000
bales.
HAvRE CorroS MARxEr.-TTAvRy, March a.
The cotton market opens active
KErs.--LivERPooI. March 24--Evcnng.-Th market
unchanged In tone and quotations
LIvRprooI PRoDuoE MARgET.--LrvERpooL, March
a--Evening. Common rosin closed firm at %. Gd.;
spirits petroleum buoyant ut I'd. 10d. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, March a.
430 r. M.-Sugar. TO arrive, 3Os. on spot ass 3D. !;
refined petroleum, 1s 9Isd.; spirits turpentne. 3is
3D.; tallow advanced to 41s.; oils and hnsced un-
changed.
troleum nrmcr; STANDARD whitcs ssxf. sseL
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Railroad Consolidation Bnl-C0mpIi-
mentary Reception to Governor Clafip.
BOSTON, March a. 1869.
In the House Of Representatives this afternoon
the motion to reconsider the vote whereby the bill
authorizing the Hartford and New Haven and the
New York and New Haven Railroads to consolidate
was passed was defeated by vote OF 90 to los.
The bill was opposed by the railroads which tap the
New Haven road
Harvey Jewell, Speaker OF the House, gave q
reception ut his mansion this evening compliment
tary to Governor Clanin, which attended by all
the judges OF the Supreme Court, the other courts,
the Executive Council Senate and Representatives.
Governor Chamberlain, Of Maine; Ex-Governor
Smythe Governor Elect Stearns and General Griffin,
OF New Hampshire, besides the naval officers on this
station and many Others. About one thousand per-
sons were present, and were most sumptuously en-
tertained.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Democratic Nominations for state Ofnccrs-
The Constitutional Amendment.
PROVIDENCE, March "a, 1859.
The Democratic State Convention was held here
to-day George N. Bliss OF East Providence presided.
The following ticket was nominated: Governor,
Lyman Pierce, OF Providence Lieutenant Governor,
william n. Allen, OF North Kingston; Secretary OF
State william J. Miller, OF Bristol: Attorney Gene
ral George N. Bliss; General Treasurer Caleb Rider,
OF Newport.
fifteenth amendment to the constitution Of the United
States until the May session.
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VIEWS ABOUT TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

From the Lebanon (pa., Courier, March 7S.l
IL now publishes . triple sheet daily OF twelve
pages, six columns TO page. making IN aii
seventy-tw0 columns. About six OF the pages
are solid advertisements, nearly all OF tnem
Of few lines each, yielding. at the rates charged
princely revenue. One hundred and hfty thousand
dollars would probably be low ngures for the net
annual pro1ts ofthe paper. No expense Is permitted
to interfere with the gathering OF news from al
parts OF the world. and II Is stated that IN we
Crimean war the HERALD had abler correspondents
on the ground, aud had much better reports OF the
Crimean operations, than were had by any OF tue
Rritish papers, including the b0astng Thunderer,'
II ~ this enterprise In onronicllng the passing Its
tory OF the world that attributes greatly "a. the
usRALDs immepse ctfouiation and tnnuence.
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NEW YORK.

Large Fire in Observation-Disclosures Of Sc.
Nicholas Hall.
SARATOGA, March "a, 1859.
fire broke out at about halfpast two O'Clock this
morning in st. Nicholas Hall, now used as the
veocipede rink OF O'Neill Tighe. The lower part
of the building was occupied by the First National
Bank, P. Durkee Son, books, stationery and fancy
goods, and Van Deusen Brothers, dry goods. The
building was owned by the Congregational church.
The snow was very deep, and IL was with great dfi
Guilty that the fremen got out. They confined the
fire to st. Nicholas Hall and saw ed the new COngre
gational church adjoining p Durkee h Son and
Van Deusen Brothers saved their goods In a damaged
condition. The papers and other valuables from the
bank were also saved The loss on st. Nicholas Hall
Is estimated at from $4,000 TO $50 000 insured for
$4,000 Van Deusen Brothers loss Is $40 900, which
IL covered Dy insurance. Dursee Il Sons loss by
the removal OF goods was considerable, but unascer
tanned: no insurance.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Arrest by United States Omcers or a Noted
Highway Robber and Counterfeiter. :
BUFFALO, n. Y, March "a, 1869.
James Johnson, alias Cady Mathews. charged with
highway robbery in Fulton county, NJ r., In knock
ing man from his horse and robbing him and with
counterfeiting United States money was arrested,
after Q desperate resistance a Fort Erie, Canada,
TO-DAY. by United States detective Deeken aided BY
Sheriff Brayt0n. the arrest was made at the in-
stance OF the chief OF the service division Of
the United States Treasury and under reQuisition
OF the President OF the United States.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Wreck Of an Unknown Vessel OF Cape Look
out.
WILMINGTON, March "a, 1869.
Captain Hunter, Of the steamer Fairbanks, which
arrived here Today. reports having passed the frag
ments Of the wreck Of large schooner or brig on
Cape Lookout on the 2Sd picked up trunk in which
was found q book with the names OF Jasper W.
Haskell, Martha d. Haskell and Susan J. Haskell,
Deer Isle Friday, July, 1852; searched among the
fragments Of the wreck and loating hay, hut dis
covered no traces OF any of the crew.
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ILLINOIS,.

Arrival or Members OF Brigham Youns's
Family in Chicago-Specini Election for
Congressman-Arrival of General Sheridan.
CHICAGO, March "a, 1859.
Quite o number Of the members Of Brigham
Young's family arrived in this city to-day.
Governor Palmer has called special election in
the Third Congressional district for q member OF
Congress to I'LL the vacancy 0ccasoned by the resig
nation OF Z. b. Washurne. The 8th Of June Is
designated as the day for the election.
Lieutenant General p. H. Sheridan and Colonel J.
Schuyler Crosby his chief OF stah have arrived here
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VIRGINIA..

The Examination OF Governor Wells POST
poned-Omcial Business at the Capital Sus-
pended.
RICHMOND, March "a, 1859.
The examination of Governor Wells and others,
regarding the puroining OF political letter from
the Post ONCE, was continued until Monday next
by the United states Commissioner.
Thy business in the offices OF the ineligible oficers
OF the capital was suspended to-day, and nothing
more /. is understood, will be done until General
Candy arrives.
negro burglar was shot and instantly killed last
night at Norfolk in the act OF breaking into grocery
store.
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THE PLAINS.

Military Operations Mt Fort Steele and Fort
Randall.
ST.. LOUIS. March a. 1889.
An Omaha despatch says:-Military advices from
Fort Steele say that Lieutenant Young had surprised
the Indians who lately stole stock. He killed
number OF them dispersed the Others recovered the
stolen mules and captured a lot Of ponies.
party OF Sioux killed a soldier within mile OF
Fort Randall, on the 18th inst and ran or three
mules. The Indians were pursued and scattered
but none killed.
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MExICo.

DIovcmcnt- Of Colonel Palacios-stransc Ru-
NOR About General Vega.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 23, 1869.
Mazatlan lMexico) letter states that Colonel
Palacios, who recently escaped from jail In that
city, Is massng his forces to attack the city OF Cult
can ian important depot for goods passing between
Guaymas ana Mazatan) and that he II acting under
instructions from Placido Vega who was hourly cx-
pected on the coast. General Cauto received the
Congratulations OF his friends at hrs rooms IN jail
during ms asInts day, and treated them 10 . ban
auet The newspapers In the interest OF the govern
an0Qt demand the immediate trial and sentence OF
Generals Cauto and Gultlerrss.
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FRANCE.

Ths system or Wcrkmcn's Registers Abolished
BY the Emperor.
PARIS, March "a, 1869.
Az the last meeting OF the Council OF Ministers the
Emperor introduced the project Of q law abolishifR
the whole system Of workmens registers. He ex-
pressed satisfaction with the results attained BY
the progressive measures Of the past few years. Az
ter reviewing former legislation enlargng the rights
and liberties OF the workingmen OF France, he said
he believed that the law he now proposed would
place them in their proper position, tend 70 disarm
hatred, and cause force to give way to right.
The Emperor's project was adopted by the Council,
and the law will be submitted to the Corps Lcgisatif
at an early day.
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NAVAL WTelLlGNcE.

The United states steamer Nipsc sailed from A.
pinwall for Carthagena on the 10th inst.
The United States steamer Cyane was a. Panama
on the 10th inst, but expected to leave soon Tor
san Francisco.
Lieutenant Commander W. X. Bridaman has been
detached from and Master John q. Morong ofdefeu
10 the Contoocook.
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both cloak and overskirt. Some very nanoso'ns
NANTES OF cashmere, trimmed with col0red Draid
and rosettes, are also among the noyelties wnlca M
hey exhibit. The Breton jackets ~ az c0iofs, so
door wear.
AT MIS-. Brodie's, Union square. we were snowS
some very handsome and fashionable SUITS. one OF
Iich corded silk had plain overskrt, with revers0
box plating edged with satin. The coak, wnion
fits to the figure. Is trmmedto match ana mas smalI
pointed Spanish hood or another the underskirt has
cne large plait headed with two smaller ones, ana
inverse plating, the CLOAK being made 10 natchs
WITH lace hood, finished with fringe.
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ru.E PARAoUAYAN WAR.

N.w. r-o-, ParaGuay-I.opex In she Field.
PARIS March "A, 1862
Later news from Rio Janeiro has been received
here. president Lopez was collecting his scattered
forces at the mouth OF the Tebcuari. There we're
attachments OF the ParaQuA van army in the e2vi-
rons Of Asuncion, which city Tas stiii held by ISe
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ENGLAND.

Reported Release Of Another FenIan.
LONDON, March "a, 1869.
Notwithstanding the recent ofncial declaration
that no more Fenian prisoners would be released IL
Is reported to day that Hapn viii be set at liberty
shortly on his giving guarantee for his future good
conduct.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March M.--The steamer France
from New York has arrived here. for Liverpool.
ANTWERP, March A-rhe steamship City OF
Limerick, from tins port for New York. lies stranded
IN the Scheldt. she will discharge her cargo and
repair damages before proceeding.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Brevet Major General Thomas Swords, retired mas
been assigned to duty Chief Qurtcrmaster IN the
Department OF the Cumberland.
JIreyct Brigaiier General Robert Z. Clarry has
been assigned TO duty Depot Quariermaster NJ
Boston.
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TRLRCRAPhIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
Great Battle in the Central
Department.
Smuggling Vessels in Cuban Waters to
be Treated as Pirates.
ANOTHER REBELLION IN MEXICO.
Vega and Palacios Raising
Forces in SinalOa.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
Lopez Recruiting at the Mouth of
the Tebicuari.
THE new SPANISH CONSTITUTION.
The Future Form Of Government Con-
stitutiOnal Monarchy.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
Lopez Recruiting at the Mouth of
the Tebicuari.
THE NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION.
The Future Form Of Government a Con-
ShtutiOnal Monarchy.
CUBA.

singular Proclamation OF the Captain Gene.
ral-Arrival or tho Captured Brig Mary
Lowell at Havana-nI0ro Troops Gone TO
Cienfucgos-Plan for the Protection Of PIan-
tations-Severe Battle In the Central De-
partment-Thc Result Unknown.
HAVANA, March "a, 1859.
Captain General Dulce has issued proclamation
declaring that all vessels captured in Spanish waters
or In the seas near this island with men, arms and
munitions OF war on board, will be treated as pl-
rates and adjudged according to the articles OF war;
irrespective OF their points OF departure or destina
u0n.
The Spanish man-of-war Blasco Garay has brought
to this port the brig Mary Lowell, from Nuevtas
whittier she was taken by the Andalusla after her
capture. The Andalusia subsequently left Nuevtas
cruise among the islands to intercept rebel
peditions. The commander OF the Andalusia, in
communication to the Captain General giving an
account Of the capture Of the brig, afrms that he
acted carefully in accordance with international
law. The value OF the cargo Of the prize brig Mary
Lowell Is estimated at 5000 000 1t consists Of
non, small arms, ammunition and other war ma
terial. The expedition was commanded by Cas-
tellano.
The Spanish war steamer Gaudiana arrived to-day
from Nassau She left another Spanish war vessel
70 watch the waters OF Nassau.
A detachment OF troops under the command OF
General Escalante has gone to Cienfuegos. Addi-
ona troops have also been sent to Cardenas, Sagua
10 Grande and Remedies.
meeting OF planters was held at the Palace to-
night at the request Of General Duce to discuss and
plan q system OF rural police to be established
throughout the island for the protection Of the plan
tatfons.
News has been received OF heavy battle between
the government troops and insurgents In the Gen.
trai Department, at some point on the road from
Remedies to Moron. The Spanish forces were COM
manded by General Pueblo. No complete report OF
the battle has been made public; not even the result
is known but the Spaniards claim that 500 rebels
were killed.
Havana, Commercial and Financial Markets.
HAVANA, March "a, 1859.
The sugar market is buoyant, with large business
doing Sales were made on basis OF o . pa reals
Der arrobe for No. IL Dutch standard.
Exchanee-0n London. 10 IL per cent premium:
on Paris u per cent discounts on United states,
eiKty days sight, In gold Il q per cent discount;
short sight, par per cent premium.
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Amevscan WaIthem Watchcs--,rhs 1lost Re-
fable iuekeeperz made. For sale - lowest New f0rk
pricss .. B. ByNNEK CO., ls9 Broadway, Ny.
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AZ. - vvare vnufts.-The Ale, Wine and
Iaomor Bussusss in all branches, e formerly condacssA
by John SAT- IL Son. wiz De consnueo - ~ io chs@
bers street under the management OF ,ouu s~.rv
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Amoriean yoIocipcdes. $50 - &12O each.
u,scOunt 10 wade and schools Manufacturers licensed by
STEPHEN w. Smith, ~ William street.
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A,-Novefties IN Dry Goods. sugden .
pTxDRf;Y corner Of Bowery and Bleecker stree Qxte
With Lord Taylor. Bee advertisements In Dry ocods
caluu
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A.-Pecsket and Table Knives, Carvcrsv
~s~o' j. OURLEy BRO, 10. Easssu street.
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BaIch,s Il. X. Il. Rye Whiskcy.-DIstn.Sso .s " "
aihioned way, At VI e per Ezon c1a oo 1nu rees
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mia Toufc Beveragg for An.
HOvF,s MALT EXTRACT lpure importeas
III so uer DOZEN No. ~ Murray street.
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A.-Gouraud's Lily White, Ortgin@5 n
quantity aud quality srpassng tbs imstions soe
nd
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Couraud,s POudre Subtitle Remcvcs Hair
from low forsheads any part Of the BODY saieY -
cucklv Broadway.
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(sOuraud,s LIQUID Rouge tor Pale Cnoeks
and lips ndebIs impAs he blush Of the rose sSS Ssoe
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Tsn q. the Grent s,aIe Of Fine Ready Mao
Clothing Gents and Boys
io-"of'"'" BROKAw BROTHERS.,
81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper InssasussL
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Consul for the North German Confederation
Volcanic Mountains Of Oregon-Caiifornia
WheaG En- Route for Foreign Countries.
SAN FRANCISCO. March %, 1859,
Charles A. @. Dusenberg, recently appointed Con-
sui Of the North German Confederation for California
has entered upon the duties OF his oiiice
The Oregon papers report that smoke is issuing
from the volcanic mountains Hood, Jefferson and
1Nree Brothers, and earthquakes are apprehended
In consequence.
Theve are sixty-six vessels now en- route to Great
Britain from San Francisco with cargoes aggregat-
ing 1.700,cQ0 sacks OF wheat besides eight vessels
for domestic Atlantic ports with 100000 sacks OF
wheat and teQ vessels Tor Rio Janelro with 81, 600
barrels OF n0hy The California -four and wheat
now a1oat for China and other countries aggregate
2, 800, 900 sacks Of wheat valued at "a, 600 900.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Legal tenders 77,@.
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T3arlxerss Hirsutus-Warrnuted 80 Make tnS
HAIR grow; frss from greases clean and rsHesns -
u
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Cseuraud,s Oriental Cream, 91 80 Fer Bse-
te as Broadway and druggists.
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Fer Gents, Hats and Furnishing Goods
superior In style and quality, inferior only In pfcs "
vAIL'S III Fulton street.
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Patent Omces.-Munn q Coz, Editors Scss.-
ti6c American 81 Park row. New York. nave asa nsssv
'"' AHERiCAN AND EUROPEAN PATENTS.
Opinions charge pamphlet luo pages ot iSW sno
formation free Address ~ above
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| Cyristadoru,s UneouaIIed Hair Dyc.-S0l0
and applied 1t his Wig Scalp Factory No. 6Astor HOUSE
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nfissisquof Spring Wafer-Only AI0We
resdv for cancsr and Of the ktdncyB SOLD
drurefnta. Depot, 6o6 Broadway. N. y.
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For Gents Stylish HATS 60 to van's' 141
Fulton street, New York
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1 ..ss tho ton. x was edged with blonde lace fast
q by small buttons, with bunch o. e, wma MOWERS lowers
Se Sack The stvine1, which are long, are fast.
wth arosete ss So,e w,ta ceare lr
dem q yns yloets na9g nna " q veil wo Of White
lace behind three cs dsfp ppoher aaa pSmns arls
OF moss nling the centre, whIcu u also ssnausa
th rosebuds. and the long black isce stsnss VIZ n
iened with bow o. pink ribbon e ,asV one of he
ettiest was the "Florette." The coefe NAT
rmsd Of whssss and wniss blonde sa cs' bows N
I'D ends Of sros grain RIBBON. Ths long
nds are trimmed with three bnnches q
maest on each ~ The =, .B.rds s Mesh Nsss a ma.
White Ribbon fanciiuilS trimmed. The Partisan hat,
entirely new, ana trimmed In all colors.
At Nine. Ferrero's, In Lafayette place, quite
large display Of bGnsts and hats was made 4es
Is very pretty and also quite novel. It is
affords some shade to the eyes and face. and
Is trimmed with black lace and bouquet OF shaded
long ye Of rich black lace &c spowD
over the face. .La Pericholen is one OF the most
stylish hats shown, OF turban shape. made OF white
bright varieoated colors with rosette ana varie-
gated plume in front, and is trimmed with Chantly
white chip hat, and the .sLa Grecque' is an elegant
hat made to suit the present style OF hardressng,
very classical In Its appearance.
Mrs. Higgins OF Broadway and Sixth avenue ex-
hibited q very pretty white chip bonnet. trimmed
with white blonde lace, finished with frosted fern
leaves and handsome colored beetle and aigrette;
also white chip, with diadem front, bound with
black lace and with thread lace strings OF the same
color finished with poppies, green trailing grass
and frosted wheat. very elegant bridal
with real blonde strings, and trimmed with
white satin piping. 1t has q handsome
with pearl butterfly, and handsome strings Orna-
mented with punches Of white frosted flowers. The
"La Grange'' hat is Q small turban completely COW
cred with crystalized wasps and finished IN front
with q wreath Of poppies, humming-brd and trail.
ing grass. Another very handsome turban is
trimmed with white illusion. with fall OF blonde at
the back. The top is finished by net OF green moss
surrounded by pink buds, and with small hum
ming-blrd in the centre.
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Jet Jeweiry.-Just Received, 2 Frces ~.
sortmepf Of Jet Cameo other Jet pendant Jew -
OSBORNE TOWNSHIPS, sa7 Broadway corner OF sprns
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Hu1. Iujmitable Cutter Of Hair aud Wits,
kers Consuhim for style. Studio 26S DrosAwaS
Shaving, dysng, &C.
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Indian Outrages In CalIf0rnia-tsoOd Crops
In Prospect.
SAN FRANCISCO March "a, 1869.
The Indians Of Humboldt county, who have been
committing outrages the settlers, lately attacked
a government train killing ten mules and wounding
many more. The loss sustained win reach $4,000.
The prospect OF good crops ls encouraging
throughout the State. Wheat and barley promises
better than in any previous year.
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The Famous COrner-01 Nassnu Strooel
Tutou The Metropolitan Job Printing Kstablishms