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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

A BRUTE IN HUMAN FoRM,--A Brutal af-
fair took place in Pittsburg a few days ago.
Some hogsheads of sugar were placed out
side of grocery store, and attracted the al
tention of some children on their way from
school, The children put their fingers
through the crevices and holes of the bar.
rels, and INDUCED in sweets for few min.
utes. Suddenly, a man named Batchel
rushed out from the store with vessel o.
boiling water and dashed il upon the chill
dren, who were dreadtully scalded. On
little boy presented shocking appearance
the entire side of his head face and necl
being literally cooked. The doctor statet
that it is probable all the hair from one sid
of the head will come out, and will neve
Il grow sgain. 1t is also feared that one q
the eyes will be lost, The brutal perpetrf
tor was arrested aud held for Il hearing. II
desired to make an information against I'll
child for the larceny OF sugar, but was NJ
permitted
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

Our readers will doubtless recolleet that
when the Bread and Butter Convention met
in Philadelphia, in August last, Gov Orr,
of South Carolina, and Gen. Couch, OF Mas
sachusetts, walked together, arm-in-arm, into
that convention very pompously indeed
This wonderful feat Ia Siamese twins, WAS
at once telegraphed to incohertnt Andy
as the Delaware Gazette used 10 call MIR.
Johnson-and straightway his ex,alder-
manic AccidencS at Washington cried The
whole thing was so well done, however, that
Gen. Couch soon afterward was rewarded
Tor his Yankee ingenuity, by an appointment
to the Collect0rship of Boston.
A few days ago, his nomination came up
in the Senate for confirmation, when that
body, remembering that the applicant before
il, was the same individual who by his con
duct in public convention caused the Presl
dent of the United States 10 shed tears
promptly wiped out the insult and injury
by rejecting his appointment. 1t is now
Gen. COUGHS turn to "wipe his weeping
eyes"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

sHIvLER = sTAGER. On Thursday,
February IA, 1867, by the Rev. d. Wash
burn, Rector of Trinity Church, South
wark, JOHN CRoEs SHIvIER, ESQ.,, OF
Newark, Delaware, and ANNIE f. GooK,
daughter of E. stager, Esq, of Philadel.
phia.
ANTRIM-BROoKS the 14th inst,
by Rev. Sahuel Durborrow, at his resi-
dence, No. sos s. Tenth Street, Mr.. john
=. ANTRIM, Jr., of Wyoming, Del, tc
Miss MARTHA JANE G. Brooks, of Phi
ladelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
AN ORDINANCE coNcERNINa Tnn KEEP,

A N ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE KEEP.
IN Ing aud storing Petroleum and other Oils.
BE it pvdAnined by the City Council Of Wilmington
SECTION l. That II any person shall depost, ksep OF
have IN any house. stare building other place In
this CITY, within the owing boundary, viz souh Of
the Brandy vine river and EAa Of Adams street. and
North Of Beach street and the ChrhianA river hr
down as the East line Of Bush and MeCaulleys ship
yard on direct line 10 the Brandywine river than
1--WE barrels OF keFosene, Benzine Camphen, Petroleum
OF Rock on, no matter by what IL be known
conviction be fined ten dollars.
sscTIoN2 That IN other portions Of the city not pre-
soribsd in Section l. the article articles within
toned shsll not be kept stored within dalAnes Of
one hun lred feet Of any dwelling.
sEofioN .. It shall be the duty Of tho High Constable
upon the written requirement n the Mayor Whenever he
shall have reasonable grounds 70 believe that this od
nance Ii being violated to go to aud upon and inspect
the premises or place whore In when II ia believed
ssi nuisance exists and forthwith to report the fact 10
| day OF March, 1867.
Passed at the City Hall, February lh,ls67.
| u. T. BELLAH,
| No. President Of the City Council
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

W.
CPPiog TnE WuNtEdToN AND READING r. R.Co,l
WnhisHT0N DEL, FEB. II, 1861
In pursuance Of Teeo luton Of the Board Of Directors
Of the wilmington and Reading Railroad Company, pass
ed February g. 1857, notice IL hereby given that the
whole amount Of the capital at ok the said Company,
to wilt; the sam Of eight hundred thousand dollars has
been subscribed and that thu Of per cent there
Of has become due and payable and the Subscribers
thereto hereby notified and required 10 pay the
Of the said Company the said sum Of Ten per
cent upon the amoupt OF their respective subscriptions
Notice Is alto given that The annual meetps Of tbs
Stockholders Of the said Company vail be- held At the
Bingham House, Ia the city u Philadelphia on tbs
fourth day Of March next between the hoars OF IL NJ
aud p NJ for the purpose OF eleotlng thirteen Directors
AID of traosasug such other bGsn may come pe'
fore II and that at the eest person ahall "
entitled to unless the faid lustalmsnt Of tan PaF
cent shall have bean paid.
VS.. HILLEs, Secretary.
EDWARD BETTs, Trpalp er. isbl5-tpiaIl
2. Subscriptions ieeeiy,d at 622 King atiast from
II 10 IA NJ until tie 2'd inst, alter which apbsTF
bsrs will be called on.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

"wno Is McCRAcKEN "-chailes o.
Conner, of New York, denies that Mr.. Nc
Cracker, the letter writer-'Fhe American
gentleman travelling in Europen-h rela-
tive of his. He says through the New
York Tribune, that lie don't "Enow tho
calumniator. The interesting question is
beginning to come up -" Who is Nc
| Cracken?''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

80.
The Mexicans are said to be the most ao'
complished and INSCRIPTIONS Of thieves
The dressing rooms at the court balls are
invariably rifed OF their contents, and ladies'
after dancing, vainly seek their shawls'
cloaks, &c. A ball was given by the French
officers soon alter their entrance into Mexico,
when the guests cut of the gold fringes and
tassels winch adorned the velvet curtains oil
the ball room.
A cattle-irain was showed in during The
late storm in France and was attacked ny
wolves. The men in charge with difficulty
saved themselves by getting into close car.
The cattle were greatly terrified by the howl
ing Of the wolves, but they were safe IRON
danger
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

TEE FRANKFoRT (Kentucky) Common
vsalth makes the following alarming state
ment:
"If any candid Democrat, OF an average
quautum OF brains, will examine page 276
| OF the auditors report for 1867 he will have
the appalling Abolition fact driven in upon
his understanding that Kentucky is $32 63S,
79l richer without the negro than with him
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

TaLECTION.v-NoIiC Is HEREBY aIvEB
~ 1hat s'eetion ui nine Direciora 10 xeiEe foE
year will be hsd BY the sioekhoderp II tn Dslss
wars Fire lnturance Company at their ONCE, 30. eoI
between the hours OF 10 aud II O'Clock A. NJ
febl5te JOdN MeLRAR Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19
no-PARTRnRsHIp NoTI

GO-PARTR hRsHIP NOTIcE.--I HAVE
Y This day oeiated with ms in the nhd manu-
facture Of Stoves, Ma bnd shest.IIon WMe, b. y
Weaver AMI 2. pekelh HE new tfm will 10 knoNn
as PICKELs, WEAVER %, Nui promise lni
public that II Hh ~ b. aim IN III tuts A. has bssp
mi IN the past, IA sndrav"I plsLaa al AZ the OH
siAnd. No aud Rast Fourth stsri wiilnlnslon Dol
H. ~ PtCKKLs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

In our death column, this week, we notice
the demise of the Tax Collector of the 4th
district of this county, Mr.. George Mullen,
whose death was sudden. Mr.. John Nc
Cleary has been appointed to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of Mr.. Mullen.
The Paris Exposition. The New York
| correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says:--Messrs. Jaffray have prepared, and
are now exhibiting at their store, case Of
goods for the Paris Exposition. 1t consists
| of two working models, in gold and silver,
of the steamers Vanderbilt and Common
tDealth. They were made by Mr.. j. Dean
Benton, of Wilmington, Del, and are val
ued at 81, 900. The boats are set on music
boxes, and when the music Is playing the.
machinery of the vessels is put in motion
The Commonwealth belongs to Captain VII
liams, the other will be disposed of in Eu-
rope.
Fatal ACCIDENTAL young man named
William Fisher in gong from Laurel to
; Charlottesville, in New Garden Township,
Pa, on the night of the 4th inst, took u
I path which leads down the bank to White
Clay Creek, when he fen from ledge OIL
: rock which is about twenty feet high and
] striking his head on the rocks below, frac
= tured his skull and rolled over nearly int
+ the creek, where he was found the following
morning Coroner Nields held an inquest
when the jury rendered a verdict of acct
/, dental death. His father carries on th,
" manufacturing business at Charlottesville.
a Sale of Hotel Propsrty. Richard Cary Q
d CentreYille, Delaware, has sold his hoie
n property to- Aaron s. Smith, formerly OF tn
M Brick tavern, of West Brandywine town
al ship, Chester County, Pa, for $4,000.
Lsn.-The screw steamer IroquiG, has le
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, to relieve III
ut screw steamer Wachusetts. Among her of
OF GERS is First Assistant Engineer II. B. None
e5 Of this city.
ed Sale Of a MH-CyrIs Mendinhall,
in this city, has purchased the Mill Of JAM
/. j.. Cox, in Newlip, Chester County, Pa,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

MURDER TO GET LIFE INSURANCE
In July, 1865, the body Of women was
found in a field near Richmond, Indiana,
which was Unidentified as that of Mrs Mary
Davis, wife of John b. Davis, at the time a
shoemaker in Richmond, and twas believ-
ed she had been murdered. There was an
insurance on her life in the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company for ~, SOC
and in the New York Life Insurance Com
pany for s., 900, The New York Company
paid the amount OF the policy TO the guar
dian of Mrs. Davis children, but the Con
necticut company refused to pay on the evil
dence of death produced, and, suit being
commenced against them, succeeded il
tracking Mrs. Davis to Grecnsblrg, West
moreland county, Pennsylvania, where sh
was living and Davis had joined her Tn
body found appears to have been that of
women who died about the time of the sur
posed murder, and had been disnterred an
dressed in clothing of Mrs. Davis. The Ne'
York company has sued the guardian TO IC
cover the amount paid on their policy beIor
discovery of the conspiracy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

TEN years ago there were running between
Buffalo. Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit a
number of the finest side-wheel steamers in
the world At the present time not one Of
them is in existence. The railroads have
superseded them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

Alfred Foss, of Maine, was assaulted on
his return home from Portland, Thursday
night, by robbers who fred at and knocked
him down and robbed him of $3.50. Two
men were arrested ON suspicion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

A communication was received from the
teachers OF the Brandywine Mission sabbath
School for the use of the City Hall for the
week preceding June 10th or the week sue
ceeding June 10th On motion the petition
Ivae urantcd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

GTATEMENT.--ALBE W. SMITH, TKEA
y surer in account with the Wilmington and Brandy
ne Cemetery, for the year ending December 10, 1856
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

P. Stockholders and others wishing
information, are invited TO meet at the ante
room of the Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday,
Feb. Esd, at Z O'Clock. Lot-holders will
please bring their papers 10 be corrected in
accordance with the new plot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

(youpONS DIE JANUARY OF -NoRroA0s BONDS
~ OF the San Francisco jose Railroad Company
w be paid a. me Agency Of The bank or California ~ Pine
street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
eAL,xh Ar AU0r,oN

UC1IoN NGGirr b. clufxixs AuCTfuSTHR
LARGE ar 0specLnl sa1 OF 81 Anran wne BrAsdie-,
drsn, ssoet And Aonengah,la whsksys &C.. 10. Also
Aso foSsecoun, or whom Germ loa Connec
Lcr az state leaf Tobacco, Virginia smoking Tobacco &C.
HAxHEWAf co. viii cell on TueSdny, December ~ 1867
sNo ~ Water res Pn-. At IL o'clock
ufeciseix large nns Of fne impaired Cham sn
brsnds also me Ola Brandss - and out o. bonds Old ia
malcA Rum, DUB rdo1 sherry, old Port, NadeiFa
aud sherry Scheiam Gin l2S hoe berry Brandy,
u barrels scotch. Msno,eeheA and lrsh Whskeys
Bourbon and Rye whskeys In birrrels cases and
dsmjohns Also large l.s q me imPcrsd hsv,as and
bacco Virginia smoking To5acoos &C.. &c. Catalogues
ready Tuesday morning Sale positive, Without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
HORSES CARRIAGES. sc.

"A. Duane street VII sell Tuesday At ~ oclock
prompt general line Of fast Trottng and Road Horzes
Horses that offered. and our stock fully warranted
our Tuesday will the
sock OF the season. JOHN l. vANDEwATER,
Auctloneer "a Dusne street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

A -. ..a psac <,kCy bOas AND BIRDS FOR
moekinr blrSs ~ees Tor ~ d.sases PREPARED food Tor
90 mar Csn. II b. DovEi'S. GeA ana 8 Greene street,
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
The Impeachment, Testimony.

Yesterday was a very exciting day both in
Congress and out Of it. 1t has been, a, the re.
sllt shows, correctly surmisod that Mr.. CHAsD.
LER, a member Of tho Judiciary Committee,
who heretofore has been classed with Mr. Will.
son and Mr.. woODBrDGE, who. on legal grounds,
have opposed impeachment, was converted to the
view, expressed by Messrs. WILLIAMS, BoUr.
WELL, Lawrence, and THOMAS that he would
indOrSo tho report which has been prepared by
Mr.. WILLIAMS. Hereby the majority report
has been presented in favor Of impeachment.
The testimony in this case is very voluminous
and, as our readers will very readily see, We cau
only givO a small portion Of the evidence sub
mitted by the committee.
We call special attention to the report Of tn,
congressional proceedings Of yesterday, and here
after We may make further extracts from thi
report, as occasion may require. The impres
sion is fast gaining ground that the House viii
present articles Of impeachment We have not
up to this time, believed this declaration.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIO OR,
- UNITED SrATEs PATENT OFFICE,


On tho petition Of L. OTTo =. MEYER, OF Newtown,
Conn, praying for the extension OF pttDnt granted
TO him ths 2sth day OfRebTuATy 1854 for improve
mont In VulcaniIlng India Rubber and other 6ums,
for seVen years from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place on tho 2sth day Of February,
1868.
tis ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oeies on MONDAY, the 10th day Of February
next, at IL o'clock, IN and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause II any they have by said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 nls
in the Patent Ofes their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least tOe days before the day
Of hearing all testimony hled BY ether party to be
used at the said hearing, must bs taken and trans.
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the ofies,
which will ba furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tssti
mony must be ned In the once ftoenty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Iatsiif0sncer, Washington, D.
O., and In the Register, New Haven, Conn, once a
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of said
day Of hearing. T, O THEAKRR,
no2e.Tust Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
Ansirs at laurel, Prince Georges County
Maryland.

Ansirs At laurel, Prince Georges County
Maryland.
JAuRHL, ND, Nov. Is, 1857.
/ noticed In the columns Of your paper about
. week since an sccount Of religious revival
going on In this town. felt soms hssitaney In
occupying space In the RxPusLIcAs, detailing
matters Of local interest enfads Of your ne.
tropoli', which, perhaps, may bs unintsrssting
to many Of your readers, bat the great work Of
moral reform and Christian awakening which
has been In progress for months In this place,
cannot but be interesting TO every philsnthropio
and Christian heart, and certsinly deserves
some notice In the public journals. In the latter
part OF December, 1865, Rev. J. 7. Lighter,
from your. city, seeing that, In this place and
the adjoining villages, the fields were ripe and
ready for the harvest, suggested TO some Of the
temperance men here the necessity Of organizing
at once Tent Of Rechabitss among us. Fifteen
good men and true" responded 10 the sugges.
tion. A charter was applied for and obtained,
and the opening Of the present year found .
aourishing temperance organisation In this
beautiful town. Since that time tho Order has
been steadily increasing until It's members may
now be counted By the scores. Where Eve bar
rels Of whisky were sold year ago. not more
than Que 10 sold now. And although the tavern
here has lost some Of Its best customers, more
than score Of homes have been made happy,
and concord and peace reigns where want and
misery dwelt before.
To the credit Of some Of the merchants hero I
would remark that they have proposed to aban-
don the sale Of the 'accursed stuff" provided
all Of the merchants would enter into an agree.
ment to that effect, but n yet the proposition
has not met with unanimous response. Per.
haps some Of them think that not enough mis-
cry, wrotchednea. and want has yet been en-
failed on the Community. Perhaps their purse
Is mot yet full Of ill-gottsn gain. God help them
In the day OF final reckoning Since the organi.
ration Of the Order of Rechabites in Laurel,
through the efforts Of Brother Lighter tents have
been chartered At Muirkirk and Savage, -four
ishing villages about four miles Distant also ono
at Ellywillo on the d. a o. r. r. They are all
In q prosperous condition, and increasing their
numbers nightly. And thus the work goes on.
May 1t continue to progress until every town
and village in tho State has Q temperance league
so enestive as TO cause the hitherto invinoible
citadel Of king alcohol to totter and fall. My
communication is longer than I intended. In
my next / will give you an account Of the great
religious revival, now In progress here, which
followed In tho wake Of the great temperance
reform already alluded to. q.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
ID r o T. o s A l. 8 .
NAVY PATMAsrER's OPFIcR

NAVY PAYNAsrER's 0PFIcR,
WAsuISGTuE, b G , November 25, 1857. (
Sealed proposals., TO bs endorsed "PrspOsalr, -
will be received at this once until ~ the I'd day
Of December, 1867 for the following articles, which
NUT be Of the very best quality to bo delivered free
Of expense aud Government tax at the Washington
Navy Yard, aud subject to the usual iarpsetlon
tkersAt, to wit:
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
L. 900 Pour ThOusaud) hickory Barrel Hoops, cut Ia
fall or winter.
2. 900 lrwo ThouSaud) pounds Cut Malls.
~ (Twelye) dozen Il inch square Bastard FILES.
o. (Plhy) tons white Ash Coal, egg size.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
40 (Pour Hundred and sixty gallons LsId OIL
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
600 (sx Hundred) fsot " Inch Copper Wire Rope.
(Pourl gross extra Navy Galvanized Thinbles.
BUREAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
so (Pifty) barrels Flour, best extra supsrnne.
Responsible security required for the prompt ant
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded.
Blank forms for bids, with further partieular1 TO
bidders, to bo had at this once.
CALVIN G. JACKSON,
no20 81 Paymaster, q. .. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

ThEuE is reason to believe that DR., Living
stone Is still alive. A cable dispatch announces
that he was known to be in good health in April
last, pursuing his exploration into the interior
Of Africa Tho newspaper stories of his death
gave particular details Of the attack OF the
negroes upon him, aud much sympathy for bis
hard fate has been everywhere expressed bul
happily II was unnecessary.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, Nov 25-The cEar, tho Emperor
Francis Joseph, and several Powers adhere to
convention. Prussia consented. Epglands OBJ.
lection deemed a mere matter Of form. The
Pope eIacts aafn quo.
It Is stated that Garibaldi is i!l.used In priIon
with view Of driving him to the United States.
Tho Seward Stanley letters will be called up
In the House Of Commons on Tuesday.
FLORENCE, Nov. 25-Ministers Of war and
justice In the new Cabitet havo been chosen
deputiss to Parliament, AFTER 4 closely contested
election.
Garibaldi Is considered better by bis ply sioinn
this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

A CoRREsPoSDENT of one Of the New York pa.
pers, who apposltsly dates his letter "at sea in
the tropics, " has discovered chairs OF intricate
structure" "Geld glasses which impart to all
objects upon which they arc bent an aspect Of
mist and inebriatiOn," and pipes too intricate
Of design and fragile Of stem to be subjected to
ordinary fumigatOral vicsstude. Was the
writer looking through his field. glass
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

BRroHAN YoUsG, of Utah, has recently in.
structed the young men Of his faith to marry
right off' all tho unmarried girls, and not al.
low themselves to bs guided by love, but marry
as they como. Love ho pronOunces humbug,
and winds up with saying that II after 4 certain
timo any girls "ars left over" he will marry
than
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
Mr.,Inr of Merehnnt. nt Savannah

SAVANNAH, Nov. 25.-A large meeting Of mer.
chants was held to-day to petition the commits.
sionsr Of internal revenue at Washington In 70
gard to tho yexatious manner in which the cOt.
ton tax was collected in the interior. A com.
mittse Of three we're appointed to proceed at
once to Washington. Tho general opinion Of
tho meeting is that many months may elapse
before, under tho prssout system, the cotton
can be moved from the place Of production.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
[orFICIAL.l

DEPARTMENT oP FrkTR,l
WASHINGTON, November 81, 1867. :
Information has been received at this Depart.
mont from Mr.. J. II. McCoLLEY, the Consul Of
the United States At Callao, Peru, of tho death,
on the Slst Of July LAST, at Callso, Of ROBERT
STEAD on the 2Ith Of August, D. F. HoosDoSi
on tho 26th of August, CHARLES MARRARDi and
on the 10Th Of September, Of W. G. TARwoOD.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

AT RECENT Sunday school convention At
South Desrfeld, Mass, a clergyman present de.
livered an ablo address to tho children on
CHRIST. He would have the &c" repre-.
sent tohesrfulness, ,"H" hsartinoss, "R" responsi.
bility, "I" Importance, rs" salvation, "T -
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

WALL's OPERA HousE.-A very good and
oshionablo audience greeted Mrs LANDER last
voning, and right royalty did she Personats the
ofty Queen Bess Elisabeth " will be re.
peatod tonight.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

"LivERPooL streets are kept level and hard
by steam rollers, running in the night"
We arc paving our streets as fast as our treas.
ury will permit. Afterward, let us have the
steam rollers; or, how would broad.t tired wheels
on arts, wagons, &c., serve the purpose?
The national Republican., 1867-11-26
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
NEW GOODS AND Low PRICES.

Having sold on our old stock, we now Offer 10 our
customers entre new stock Of Finest Clothing and
0ontleu Furnishing Goods bought at the present
low prices for CASH. Great Inducements eau be
cities for Largo. New aud Fashionable Variety Of
Gooda, having arranged with extensive h5uses In
New York to ell at the very lowest pr ees.
WALL, R0BI: SON 4 CO,
322 PennsylyaniA avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets
no2G.lm [star1
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

TuE operatic strikers in New York gave
Romeo and Juliet" in q lager.beer saloon on
Tuesday evening. Tho balcony scene was sung
BY q male Juliet standing on . table, and q
Romeo under II.
The national Republican., 1867-11-26

NATIONAL TuEATRE -" Little Barefoot" was
placed on tho boards last evening at the Ma
tional. It is ono of "our Maggio's" best parts
and will be repeated tonight.