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OPINIONS OFTKEP PRESS on THE VETO.

The New ork Times says: The country will not
be taken by surprise in reading the announcement of
That veto implies no essential difference of opinion
between the Executive and the majority in Congress
on the primary object Of the bill; He seeks to reach
what he deems-less radical agencies. 1t will.
therefore be for Congress and the country to weigh
carefully the objections offered and at least to res
pect they cannot assent to The reasons on which
the Executive veto is based.
The Tribune regrets the Presidents course, and
thinks 'he will live to regret it even more keeny.'
Mr.. Johnson has made grave mistake. He has
renewed those who elected him of a great RESPONSE
bity by taking it on his own shoulders. Hereafter,
whatever wrongs may be inflicted upon, or indigni-
ties suffered by the southern blacks will be charged
to the President who has left them naked to their
enemies. Time will show that be has thereby pre-
cluded true and speedy restoration of the South,
and inflicted more lasting misery on her whites than
on her blacks.
The Herald says:
The Freedmens Bureau bill has. at the hands of
President Johnson met with the fate which it de-
the Senate-the body in which it originated-he has
given it the Veto and very broad. strong, compre
hensiva and emphatic veto it is. He is opposed to
the bill, root and branch The bill may be passed
over the veto but in any event the issue is at length
made between the Administration and the radical
faction OF CongreSs-between President johnson and
Thaddeus Stevens-and there is other alternative.
The Ne'cs No act of the President has graft
fed us so much None has given us so much conf
dence in his patriotism and integrity. None has in
cned US OF trust so hopefully to his wisdom and his
statesmanship to guide the country safely through
the dangers with which the madness of the Radicals
still surround it. At one bound he has risen to tho
height of his great opportunity. and demonstrated
his devotion to the Constitution, and to those great
principles OF government which he enunciated so
distinctly in his annual message, and which he so
strikingly reiterated in his interview with the Vr-
ginia delegation, but n few days ago.
The Chronicle thinks that ''it will fall like the cold
hand of death upon the warm impulses of the Amer
lean people,"
The Intelgencer promo unceS its verdict in the fol-
lowing language:
One of the gravest measures that ever passed both
Houses of Congress has been vetoed by the President
OF the United States, in message sober. so dis
a person of singular hardihood could dissent from
its positions until after theTmos conscientious pa
tent, and serious reflection. No State paper could
be more conclusive in argument upon the premises
assumed.
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ANESE IENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-LOst in London
again presented last evening, and received with
evident satisfaction and approval by the large aud
ence assembled. Mr.. McCollom's acting was superb.
his personation of Job ArmrOyd, tn Lancashire mi
ner, showing genuine appreciation of the character.
The other parts were well sustained. Lostin London
will be repeated this evening
CoNCERTs.-Mr. S. X. Davies will treat the music
lovers of Baltimore to a concert, at the Concordia
Hail. on Thursday evening March lst, when the
vocal and instrumental musical talent, represented
by Mr.. Simpson. Mr.. John r. Thomas, Mrs. Mozart,
and the Bretto boys, will furnish a rare and delight
ful entertainment
MARYLAND INsTITUTE.-The Miltonian Tableaux
will be exhibited this afternoon when families and
children will have fine opportunity to enjoy this
interesting entertainment. Exhibition in the even
;r, .I
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Handy i'm the HI0use

Of all the things which are really handy to have
in the house." believe us when sincerely assert
that the most useful and most valuable is SO cent
bottle of Railways Ready Relief We say this de-
liberately, conscentousy and without fear of con-
tradicton on the part Of any one familiar with the
extraordinary virtues of that popular medicament.
From bruise to pain in the bowels, from cat to
choc, from sprained ankle to an attack OF dSsen-
terry from a cold to severe convusi0ns, from a
sore hnger to the rheumatism, from dlptherla down
10 deafness. and from pimple on the face up to a
paralysfs Of the limbs there is case in hich Rad
as II IS applied, and remove the disorder altogether
N manner most surprising well as truly exped-
uous. Rubbed on the afflicted part the relief ex-
perlenced Taken internally in sweetened
water say teaspoonfui to a wineglass of water), it
instantly annlhllates pain in the stomach quickly
cures olarrhoea destroys all inflammation, and re-
stores health The Ready Relief is prepared from so
many OF those little ingredients common to the fam
iy household that it is positively indispensable to
the prudent wife and careful mother For females
especially, 1t Is blessed gft and one susceptible
OF use In nearly all their peculiar difficulties and de-
rangements. For children it is even lust as admir-
able mixture, rdding them Of aches and pains and
ease and celebrity. For men it is neyerfaiIins re-
sort of comfort and relief in thousand instances
among the daily ills which flesh is heir to. We
would earnestly impress upon the public mind that
bottle of Railways Ready Relief is the cheapest as
well tho best article to have about the house,
presented saving at expense of so cents many
five dollars, which would otherwise have to be paid
heet whole apothecary shop in itself 1t is good
health put up in bottle for eyerybody's use who =
WISE enough to avail themselves Of it's services.
Nv druggists,
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coRTINAs CALLED TO ACCOUNT BY GENERAL wEITZEL.
The Brownsville (Texas) correspondent of the New
Orleans Times says:
Murder and robbery are the order here not
night passes without its cOncOmitant of murder and
robbery
"On Saturday last Herman Burmister, agent for
was on his way from this place to Brazos to identify
some $4,000 worth of goods before the Military Com
mission. which bad been stolen from BagdaI, VIII en-
sexen miles from Eown he disappeared mysterousy.
The firm received definite information that he had
been captured by of Cortinass men and carried
OIL as hostage, to Offset an old grudge bearer
OF dispatches also disappeared the following day in
the same unaccOuntable manner, and as the country
from Brownsville to Whites ranch on the way TO
Brazos, was filled with Mexican bands belonging to
Cortinas, Garcia and Canales, became sufficiently
interested in the missing Burnister to send SQUAD
OF cavalry to ind CortinaS's forces and demand him
"COrtinas overhaul9d twelve miles up the river
from Brownsville the Mexican side and hailed to
come to the Texas side for an interview but the willy
Indian too sharp for that, and the lieutenant who
was in command of the party and had the following
order from General Weitzel in his pocket with let
ter from the Provost Marshall to Cortinas
was forced to content himself with sending over his
scout and interpreter:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT Rio GRANDF,
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Jan. 81, 1866
"Assistgat Prop0st Marshal General District RIO
Grdade
Demand Hermann Burmister release at once, and
send cavalry force to back the demand.
Cortinas has right to take prisoners on this side
the river g. WEITZEL,
Major General COMMANDING"
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY INrRoyENENTS.-The many evidences of i'm
provement in buildings, which meet the eye especi-
ally in tie business portion Of the city. graft
flying as they are indicating in the life Of
our city. Among the latter instances of complete
renovation and establishment, notice that Of
the establishment of Messrs. Armstrong, Gator
Co. This firm occupies the first floor Of No. 237 W.
Baltimore street entirely by the only department of
ribbons and silks, and devote the second, third and
fourth floor of this and the adjoining house, No 259
to a full stock and choice assortment of the finest i'm
ported and domestic millinery and straw goods. and
most elegant and costly French and American fow-
ers The goods are al! Systematically arranged in
departments each floor, the fourth being only
soreroom for original packages for the purpose Of
wholesale jobbing It is but just to say that GUAM
tty and quality of goods as well as the attention OF
the employees correspond with the elegant appear
auco Of the store which now presents one of the
haul
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MEXICO.
Colonization Decree-Earthquahe-
and Loss OF Life.


The N. Y. Post ys:--F;les of the Paedro Verde,
newspaper published in the city of Mexico, have
been received here with to the 30th of January
The adhesion of Papantla to the empire is an
nounced. The place is held by General Thun with
an Austrian garrison.
The Emperor has issued decree authorizing the
formation of company for exploring and coonizing
the district of Huanchinango and Mitlatoyuca and
Amixtlau.
The earthquake of the ID of January proves to
have been more extensive than was at first streported
At 0ajaca it consisted of oscillations from north to
south, ending with confused shake, the whole last
ing about a minute. The people much fright
oned, many thinking that the end of the world was
at hand. number of the houses in the city were
badly damaged, among them the government palace.
At Coscomatepec the parish church and several
other buildings were destroyed but as the population
had sought refuge in the open streets and squares
one was killed.
At .Cordova there was general panic, Many
buildings were damaged, and it was believed that if
the shock had lasted five seconds longer the whole
city would have been in ruins.
In one of the old churches a French force was
stationed and the last man had just left the building
when the dome and cupola fell. Only one person was
injured. In many of the smaller interior towns much
damage was done.
Seventeen persons were drowned on the 10th of
January by the wreck of a small vessel, the Manuel
ita, near Carmen.
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The Baltimore Sewing Machine Agency
is what has long been desired in our cty-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
provements are explained; WHERE there is no par
tiality to any particular machine WHERE a thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and ex-
changed if desired, and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Factory Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kinds
O. sewing machines. Also, sewing machines for rent.
FREDK W. WILD,
ia20-1y 1stp CO IS West Baltimore street.
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Billiard rouruameu, ut Memnb il.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb 17.-At the billiard tourna-
ment last night, in the of 50O points between
Foster and Choate Foster the victor. winning by
449 points, making of 205 and 49, Fosters runs
averaged 100 points.
In the second game of 1000 points. between Kava-
nagh and Myers, Kavanagh was the winner Kama
nagh gave Myers $50 points and won the game by u
points.
The tournament will continue several days longer
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Fenian Sensations in canada.

New YORK, Feb. 20.-The Herald's Toronto special
says that the publication of letter addressed by B.
Doran Kiian to the magistrates of Ottawa threaten
ing vengence to Canada if the Orangemen are per-
mitted to meet in the Capital, causes considerable
concern.
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto has given
the Irish permission to make their usual demonstra-
ton on st. Paricks day, and they will be out in full
force. and conflict with the Orangemen is feared.
Last Sunday the Bishop announced from the pulpit,
that the Fenian agitation had at least the good effect
of calling attention to ireland grievances Petitions
for redress being circulated and if some change
was not made in Ireland before summer was over.
desperate conflicts would undoubtedly ensue
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Will restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR:
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
weakest hair falling out keeps the head clean
cool and healthy; be used freely contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as a HAIR R-DRESSING;
and is recommended and used by our best Physicians
I assure you, LADIES and GENTLEMEN, it is all
you require for the Hair Sold by all Druggists, aud
at my Office, No. l,l23 Broadway. New York.
fel5-w&s3m SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ D.
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Frn,o the pacific Coasa

SAN Francisco, Feb. 20.-The Virginia City pa.
pers contain report that 200 men on their way to
the mines in Montana. persisted in a storm.
Communication with that Territory is now cut off,
and it is feared that great suffering is experienced
there
General Steel left here yesterday 10 take command
OF the Department Of Columbia. The Victoria papers
are full of accounts of the wonders of the Big Bend
gold diggings in British Columbia. and appeals to
California miners to come and get rich.
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From Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI. Feb. 19-The Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company have completed their track from
this city to Loveland and the first train passed down
the road on Saturday.
The saddlery and harness store of McCallum Bros
on Main street, was burned yesterday. The loss is
twenty thousand dollars, with insurance of five
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Democratic Reioicing over the Veto.

NEW HAVEN. Ct. Feb. 2O.-The Democracy of this
city firing salute of 36 guns in honor of Presi-
dent Johnson and his veto of the Freedmens Bureau
bill.
New YORK, Feb. 20.-An anonymous call for a
public meeting at Cooper Institute, on Thursday
evening. to endorse the veto message of President
johnson. is published.
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Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND. Feb'y 2O.-Both Houses of the Leeisla-
ture concurred to-day in a resolution to proceed to
the election of judges next Thursday.
The House rejected the Senate bill amending the
usury law, but the vote was reconsidcred, and the
bill again placed on the calendar
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IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA.
Emeute Between COIOred Soldiers and the
lnhabitants-One Negro Killed-Sevcral
Whites Badly WOunded-Great Excite

Elent There.
New YORK, Feb. 20.-The steamers Herman Liv-
ingston and Virgo from Savannah on the 18th, have
arrived.
The Columbus (Ga.) Sun gives particulars of an
emeute in the streets of that city between negro SOL
diers and the inhabitants, in which one negro was
killed, and several whites badly wounded.
The Savannah Herald says the Georgia Senate
passed resolution appointing commission to pro-
ceed to Washington and request the withdrawal of
negro troops from the State.
The Mayor of Columbus has ordered no liquors to
be sold to colored people.
The Council of Columbus have appointed a COM
mttee to wait upon the United States officers to see
some measures cannot be perfected for the removal
of detachment of coored troops there.
The Augusta ConstitHionalist says the statement
that steamer left Augusta with negroes for Cuba is
a falsehood.
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For "Havana'' and New Orleans"
To Sail March Sd. at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.

The frst-class Steamship CUBA" 100 tons bur
then, Capt. Sundberg. will be promptly dispatched
rs above, for Havana, and thence to New Orleans
from Browns wharf, FelPs Point
For Freight or Passage having unsurpassed accom-
modstions. apply to
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD, Agent,
fel4-tM3-lstp 16 Spears Wharf
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Endorsement of REPRESENTATIVES

COLUMBUS (Ohio,) Feb 20.-A caucus held tonight
by the Union members of the Legislature unani-
mousy adopted resolutions that in the action of our
Union Representatives in Congress- we recognize an
exposition of our principles-that made US a party
and saved our country through the late rebellion
and We tender such Representatives hearty support
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Vessels Arriving mt Boston.

BosToY, February 19.-Within the last forty eight
hours, large fleet of vessels has arrived here bring
ing valuable cargoes from the East and West Indies
California. the Mediterranean and southern coast
wise ports Beside large quantities of sugar. moasses
and coffee. some twelve thousand bales of cotton
have been received since Saturday.
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Shin Wreck.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 20.-The British Bark British
America from Cardiff for Savannah with coal, was
wrecked on the 10th off Smiths Breakers. St. Cath
crime Island, Georgia. The crew were all saved and
taken up by the steamer Chas. s. Hardee of Savan-
ah nnd lannad
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Kndiai. SOuRcis.

LARAMIE. (Dakota,) Feb. 2O-Swift Bear and Tail
Soldier chiefs of the Sioux tribe, had conference
here to-day, with the Commissioner, and the prelm-
inaries of peace were arranged. The Grand Council
will be held here early in March.
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4 Plot TO Release Priaonars.

New YORK, Feb. 2O.-A plot has been discovered
and frustrated to release Friery and several other
murderers. thieves. burglars and other criminals
from the "Tombs' of this city.
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% COAL, COAL,
5000
$3.50

The Undersigned retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade, will sell their stock in hand consisting of
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use. and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family use at $3.50 per ton
2O fbs. for Lump and SO per ton. 224O lbs. for pre-
pared sizes. delivered in any part of the city.
r. G. RIEMAN 4 CO.,
fe17-1ptf % South street.
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gan, James NJ. Humphrey, Kerr, Latham, Marshall,
Mccullough, Newell Niblack, Nicholson. Phelps,
Radford, Randall of Pennsylvania. Raymond, Rip
per, Rogers, Ross, Rosseau. Shanklin, Sitgreayes,
Smith. Taber. Taylor Thornton Trimble, Voorhees,.
Whaley and Wright-40.
After the vote was annonneed the House adinurned
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Over 80 West Baltimore street

Ss-We call our readers attention to SIXTH. Bros.
& Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing Just opened
at SMITH, Bros. & Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our stock of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
opened at 80 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at S6 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars. Ties, Scar. &C.
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
Tho popular Clothing House, No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye!!-BACHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h harmless-instantaneous and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown--reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
inc is signed. W. A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street,
New York fe1 d&w1y
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COaI.-.COaI,

TREvoRToH Coal. for cooking purposes, at IS per
ton, delivered in any part of the city For sale by
j. HENRY GIESE,
Office South street.
Yard-0n Spears wharf. and on North near Centre
streets. f20-lWlp
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HoueHToS,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. oc9-tf
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VFFTJEt
lbs Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
CheyaIier.s Life for the Hal

FB-To be opened next to Pittsburg Cincinnati, St.
Louis Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo. Albany, and all
the principal intermediate points. ja9 If
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Dalfeys Magical Pain Extractor is a GER
tain cure for Burns Piles. Corns, Bunions, Rheuma-
tism. Frost Bites, and Skin Diseases. Try it. Only
25 cts. Sold by druggists. f6-1m-m,w
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You cannot annihiate the fragrance of Phalon s
"Night-Blooming Cereus' by exposing a robe or
handkerchief perfumed with it to the air. Time
only renders the aroma more delicate and spirttel
Washing alone removes 1t Sold eYerYMhnre.
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Eighty thousand Germans emigrated last year via
Hamburg and Bremen. says the correspondent of the
London Times, of January 10th. About 600 more,
is calculated, left for he same destination by way
of France, England and Belgium. The Hamburg
American Steamship Company are just doubling the
number of their ships, expecting like influx of pas
sengers in the immediate future. If political dis
satisfaction remains as strongly pronounced in Ger
many as it now is their anticipatons will doubt
be fulfilled. Contrary to what was formerly the case
when very poor people would lay by few thaers to
carry them over considerable portion of emigrants
now consist of small farmers, with thousand or two
of thalers in their pockets.
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C0Igate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed for the use of ladies and
for the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unriyallei For sale by all drug
glsts. fe9.d&wly
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response, nine times out of ten, will be. Sozodont
Ills no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind experience has taught the world
that as means of beautifying and preserving the
teeth, invigoratng the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath, it has no rival in either hemis
nhere.
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DEMAND NoTEs.-It is not generally known Il
the first issue of United States demand notes az
deemable IN gold by the department. Arguir
the standpoint that as these notes are rec
customs, and consequently as valuable
actions as gold, the United States Tree
accepting them on deposit and rede
gold. There are 1926, 245.75 in this c,
lation, of which amount Sl5, ,245.75a
sion of assistant treasurers.
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Oil Works Rurned.

New YORK, Feb. 20.-The Kerosine Oil Works of
Smith Carr, Brooklyn, were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss about $50000
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs Smith, Bros
x Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line They sell at small profits. and deal on tho
square with everybody.