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" FOR a CONVENTION.
AGAINST a CONVENTION.
ni It, a. the same time and place the said volcr.
sEvEN DELEGATES


shall elect
SEVEN DELEGATES
from this county To- the said Convention. ne.
e'r'iing ~ the provisions Of the Act of ia,
Gcneral Assembly Of Maryland, pnss.d M ~,
January session thereof, 10 wit, on Tia. 2utl,
iay OF March, In the year Is67, entitled A.,
A'' - provide Tor taking thc sense Of ihc Ian.
frame u New Constitution and form ~ e;,vc,,'
OF. A" '-'''
Thc Polls 'eiH h opeas,f At O'Clock a. ~. ,..
closet al O'Clock. r. ~
For the information Of all nersons c.,,,,.,r,,..i
hc following Act Of the Legislature l. rut
hshcd-passed March cath, 1865. nnd ,.ut,tl,i
An ACT prohibiting the sale uf spirit,i.,s Al.
ierment.d liquors Ia the several rntntio. .i
THIS State On the day Of Elections;
SEcTios LIE u Eaacicd by fhe d,s,,,l 4.
se~tiyg Maryiaad, Thatit shall not l,.. lnW,G,i
i"r the keeper Of any hotel tavern, store. irinl
ing establishment, or any either place wh.r,
liquors are sold, or ioF any pcrson or uers.ns
.,rectly or indirectly. b. sell barter or Give. ~,
sP's. d any .piriiu"us or icrmontel liquor
a,' ~, "sar' % Intoxicating drinks Of any kind.
"a the several counties ol this state.
sh.. s''-.iad b u caacioi. That amy pcrsot,
s,"'auhs Tue provisions OF this act shall be- Tia
ole To- indictment by the Grand Jury 81 "a.
".un'y where the offence IL committed. and
"nan " pom conviction b.forc any Judge OF ANY
"i the Circuit Courts of this State be- fined n ,,,
nov less than City dollars nor more than onc
hundred dollars Tor each aud every offence, ON.
haii OF the iinc shall BIO paid the iniurner, Tho
other halt 70 tho County Commissioner Cor tn
uac Of public roads.
JOHN X. HARVEY.
Sheriff of baltimore County
March. 3o.--te.
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Another Piocc Of Extravaganoe

tine Of the las, acts Of the Legislature was ID,
passage Of a bill apprOprialiug Sll00 to pay III,
expensrs Of President johnson reception In lialii
more while thu, dgniiafy was swinging
81 round the circle last fall. IL will be rcmeIn.
bvIsd tia, when the City Council refused to make
an appropriation for this purpose, Gov. Swami
grew vastly indignant, aud declared that " the
dignity Of the State and city should he upheld,
" IL he had To pay the expense himself" Well,
why didn't be pay II ? The Publication over the
advent Of the wondering Moss 10 the city was
more thoroughly enjoyed by Mr. Swami than
anbody else, rs Il gave him good opportunity
Ia spread himself. But, while Gov Swami
likes " good time " as well rs anybody else. he
prefers tina, somebody else shall foo, the bills,
and the already oSer.iaHed people Of the state
must do II, aud 400 he added to the millions 90
rccklcssly spuandefed by sar pHfsrs
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TnASEs -Ncssrs Sicola Spiccr and Others,
members, and Mr. Butler, Sergeant nj arms, Of
the House OF Delegates, will accept our thanks
for public documents sent W..
Capt. wallemeycr, Of the thirteenth district.
- also thanked for several numbers Of 4" Niles
Register ior ls2o, forwarded 10 us
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NOTICE.

'INllE undersigned respectfully int.rn iIo.
i friends ami tho public generally. 'hli Sc.
nav" removed To- ~ u. Buifim9r. 81. n.. -...
r,r'. having formed % C"rarim,f .hir uu.i.i %.
siyl" 81 HICKMAN, KrTTEE 3 90. f.r a..
purpose OF transactng the BiNkl&G lf-Si
MESS in al is branches.
BUCHANAN a ErTTEU
March 3o.--ii
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NeW advertisements.
nR. T. II. WINGFIELD.

on-rs his Professional ., e,e &, tir cifi,t.af rt,
SnNrowN and it. vicinity
IT. ran be- found at his "nicr ~ NEs HAMILTON
at ali hnurs. excerpt when Irofcss .oui, -ul,..t.l
March "a. iSs.-t
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DIR ID.

- Al NuttcIs inserted under this Leai Ia, a
charge cAe.it uhen aegomianyed hY ErnAHEs ~ 49,
Cd thc muncy g. accompany n. notic,' ai.,,t 49,,
words make line. VI"
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ELECTION NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. rhst at
~ Election will De held IN the several El.r
ii"h Districts Of Baltimore county, ou
Wednesday,. IA 7sah lag ~ Aprf. O., "a,
Voar iss7,
a, the piaoOs and between tho hours l,rc.rr,i,
cd by law. when every person entitled IT, vote
Tor delegates In the General Assembly. shall
vote on the question Of n call of a ConVentio,
:" " ainc a New Constitution and form of Uoy
ernncnt for this State. by cxprcssinr In vii
ing or printing the words
"rOR A CONVENTION
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lyon REST.

A STORE AND DWELLING sn u.-
York Road. ~ miles from the rtiy well 81
located for a Grocery ~ Provision Store. r..
Apply On the premises. e.
II. JOHN ". TBEApw
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Il A N X 4 Il S,

W. tit ". Ddffim9Ft 81. nan "a rff. f.f'fi
WI BUY AND SELL GA inn.t iua.,. .l,.
terms. al the different GOVERNMENT -
CURiTlE>. COMPOUND INTEREST NUTS
GOLD, SILVER. 81.
- COLLECTIONS made on al a..r... .b...
points. Loans 4 Commercial Paper negotiated
HETEIIE Deposits
Oi todd or Currency. subject a. cheek 80 stein.
allowing SIX PER CENT. INTEREST "u a.l
Tally balance.
NToCKS. "Okb. ROWS. az.
- bought and sold "n commissions. -.
All orders from the Country fccci,,. oi.r I,,i
s"nal attention and All letter prnp,i. .i..
wcrc'i. March su .,
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IA the 2ist instant. at Mount Z,pher. naIti.
m nor, ,""nly Mrs.. 'AnoLisE N. BEAL,. wiG 1T
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lust PRINTED
REPLEvIN BONDs,
AND wRlTs IN REPLEvIN
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On Saturday. the Isih at March. h"tw.,t.
No. " s. High Street. baltimore aud first 40
sat" York Road. i SUIT or BuY'S liAsf
CLOTH CLOTHES Tcasam,hirfrw .f.i us..
10. p,ii il l"ft q, this Office. Ma sr. .tt
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

An ingenious attempt was made in the House
yesterday to move the Tariff bill into a po-
sition that would have afforded some hope OF
its passage this session. Mr.. Morrill, offered q
resolution to take II out Of the hands of the
Committee of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, to concur formally in the amendments
of the Senate as reported and modified by the
House Committee OF Ways and Means, and then
to refer the whole matter to a committee Of
conference. Had this been agreed to the re-
port of such committee Of conference, when
made to the House and Senate, would have to
be voted upon as a whole, under the rule OF
Congress; and it was no doubt the expectation
of the friends of the bill to be able In this man
ner to press it through despite the opposition
to some of its details. The resolution was,
however, defeated by the significant vote Of
S4yeas to sc nays 1t required a majority Of
two-thirds to secure its passage. The bill Of
denominations may consequently be regarded
as in all probability dead for the present ses-
sion. II is not likely to be reached and acted
upon in its regular order, and the people will
rejoice over its defeat.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1ss7-TRPLH SHEET

tain details have caused great dscontenA For example
the forced currency OF bank notes. against which the
protest such that the Chamber OF Commerce itself
AFTER having applied to the Ministry, announced sol
emn petition 10 the Parliament on the subject Aazzini
has broad shoulders he is accused OF all these troubles
The question termed socai-that OF breadhas arisen In
Italy, and could not be avoided The harvest was bad
and everything advanced In price In addition the taxes
to the State and the municipalities have perpetuay in
creased.
Tho Rwssian NoMiterr publishes some information on
the subject of the constitution which has just been
adopted by all the governments Of the North German
Union. The ociai journal bestows praise on those
enments which have sacrificed certain OF their sovereign
rights in favor OF the Gemanic community which
them security in exchange, and opens to the Ger
man people era Of material and political progress
saxony especially has shown the most concatory read
ness and Prussia has shown her g,ttude in making
certain concessions the military question, which,
however, alter nothing Of her rights in dposng Of
military forces Of the Saxon kingdom. The debates in
the Parliament win be directed by Prussia in tho
manner and with the Same publicity a. those Of the
Prussian Chamber.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

scenes at tho (sermania Assembly Rooms
#tMsN Last Night.
The carnival which has been rather mpedcd by such
ordinances as the Excise law and Sunday law Is now in
full blast Last night the Teutona Maennorchos held
its annual masqusradc, st the Gcrmania Assembly
Rooms, which this occasion were crowded with mask
cn Of all descriptions Of eharactcrs Tho Teutona Is
Of popular German musical organizations which
has been In existence nearly twenty years The organ
zation numbers not less than six hundred members
The presented at the Germana last night Of
most varied character number Of individuals
present In rather curious and descriptive Costumes
Others appeared in aneduvian and grotesque characters
and appeared, as they had been returned from exile
During the carnival these fellows will p0unco any
thing they can make ridiculous and the buresqnes in
saaursed 90 nasauasde are always calculated az 70
and ~ . nondescript But when they TO bring
the President OF the United States and his Cabinet and
generals before the masked public there assembled In
characters representing many wild animals the joke
mnst he considered very broad Mr.. Andrew johnson
was repressa,ed 4: ahe.goat though not considered
racerized az fox, which may be considered compli
ment in view Of his success as diplomatst
But McCuOch-an unkind cut on tho part OF the Teu-
tons-was represented . frog. General Grant
represented lon which may be considered appro-
ne s hsory {" ness % ri.
fuIy and ntiy represented. Even the vetos and the
everlasting negro appeared in this carnvastc perform
One Mr.. Hesse engaged with number OF taiors
in curious panoramic view having reference Affairs
among the 'Teutonians' particular. Superintendent
means Of doing homage 70 the Excise law. Ia
this buresque there appeared gigantic bottle in which
there number Of Tcutons drinking lager beer.
To say that Mr. Kennedy was seen In eflRy dangling
a wall would be TO say too much. In conclusion an
extra carnival gazette circulated among the
inr. and performance about cable news wound up the
programme or carnivalistc burlesques The carnival
jo0cation cf our jolly Teutonans, however, con-
tinued u9 aate hourthat ID TO say until early hour
this morning.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

KENTUCKY IN NEED OF RECoNsTRUCrIoN.-Ac-
cording to the testimony Of Governor Bram-
lette, in his late message to the State Legisla-
ture, not one of all the rebel States so badly
needs reconstruction as Kentucky. Her loyalty
during the war was only deadweight upon
the government; her loyalty since the war has
been regulated by returned rebel soldiers, and
they are now at their old game of bushwhack-
ing and burning out of Unionists as if the war
was still in ful2uhI We begin to think it q
pity for Ken hat she did not secede !;
for then she wolid have had that wholesome
in Tennessee.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

and Fakensein are proposed by the government party
ss candidates Tor the CITY OF Berlin which In this man
ner would 90 represented exclusively by the men who
have received national rswards for their activity In the
late campaign, and who it hoped, are consequently
best quaned TO carry out tho wishes Of the nation.
Whatever may be thought OF this logic the subjects Of
IL have not the ghost Of chance in Berlin WHERE in
spite or the dsunion OF the liberals and the machina
tons OF their adversaries the victory OF opposition
candidate Is pretty we'll assured In all the six districts
with the possible exception Of the one In which Bis
II arck Is put forward.
hand, especially In Pomerania Brandenburg. Silesia
and East Prussia, the government prdgs likely To
carry everything before them but these accessons to
the ranks OF the Ministerial party may be than
by the crowds Of malcontens open or
concealed enemies Of Prussia and adherents Of the
cen regsse who will hll the opposition benches from the
newly incorporated provinces.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
ARREST ON SUSPICION.

Sr 1orls, Feb. 25 1857
young man was arrested here to-day under suspi-
.cious circumstances. whose person found four
hve-twenty bonds OF thousand dollars EACH with
coupons attached Of the following numbers:-s3.5 $751;
So 552 So 55s yo422; also scven.thirty bonds
without coupons, OF the following numbcrs:-15 4O2
156 404 1856 375 So 202 60 2o3 a. Aes 10s6s Az the
man offered the searching officer large brbe TO say
nothing about the bonds, II IL believed they have been
ptocn but unless Information 10 that effect s received
by the police he will be released the authorities have
not sufficient evidence TO hold him. considerable
amount In greenbacks and ewelry also found
ION the person OF the same
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

iOant facts would lead to the conclusion that
the government is really more unsafe in Eng
Sand than in Ireland, and, taken in connection
with the statement of the London Times that a
Renian directory is conducting the whole
affair, having its members located in the prin-
cpal cities in England, looks as though we
have only heard OF the beginning of well
devised and seriously embarrassing move
sment, which, acting probably in concert with
the reform agitation, may not only give much
trouble to the government, but may wiring
5rom it some ameliorative measures to tighten
the burden of oppression in Ireland and
satisfy the clamor for improved popular repre-
sentation in Great Britain. In any point Of
view the state Of things in that country ap-
pears decidedly squaIly.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
sAs rRAxclsco, Feb. e5, 1867.

San Francisco, Feb. %, 1867.
The military authorities Of this city report that
white child. named Ernest Malone which has been for
years in the possession Of the Apache Indians In
Arizona, has been rescued.
The storm has been the severest Of the The
roads on the mountains blocked by snow, and the
streams have flooded doing great damage II has been
raining necessarily for the last forty. eight hours The
storm prevails throughout the State.
The ship Ocean Express, from New York. has arrived
It is estimated that million and quarter sacks Of
wheat arc sl in the State. 900 Of which wcro in
warehouse In this city. Choice shipping sold to-day At
81 20. Flour, IS IS 80 rs.
Mining stocks--savage, 81 9s5; Yellow Jacket, s629
Challar, $780, 0phr $225; BeIcher, Sis. Legal
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News by the Cable to Midnight Of
the 25th Of February.
The Derby Reform Bill in the English
House Of Commons.
~~-~~~~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~>~>~
JOHN BRIGHT IN VIGOROUS OPPOSITION.
Reported Assassination Of the
Tycoon of Japan.
DC. DC. &c.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
{ N al A n D :.

The Derby Reform Hill Snbmiffed TO Pariia-
menf-J0hn Bright In Strong Opposition.
LONDON, Feb. 25-Midnight
In accordance with the programme announced by the
government on the 11th inst, the resolutions on re-
form were introduced in the House Of Commons this
evening.
Mr.. Dsrae the Chancellor Of the Exchequer, opened
the debate and on the part Of proposed
four new franchises and the change Of some borough
seats.
Mr.. Bright followed, and made strong speech in op-
position to the scheme Of the Derby administration.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

BosToS, Feb 25 1867. !.
fire broke ou, this forenoon In Portsmouth, n H.,
in the OF Ferguson Fry, on Congress street
The store was in the building known as the ''0d Bell
Tavern" and adjoining the Congress block and
liasons Hall The fire communicated 70 the stores OF
Henry NJ Clark on the east and Charles II. Shedd 70.
on the west, totally destroying both stores The cnce
of the International Telegraph Company was IN the hat
ncr The goods the mostly removed. The
loss is about $4,000 which is mostly covered BY in
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
1ut lA1e supo1Iae AffaAY N ueaexfa.

TO THB EDITOR OF THE HKRALDs ~
In your account Of the shootns AAIr q ODD Fsows'
Hall, Hcssksa Friday thsrs ars some slaGemsots %
which ! must take exception. First. my hssbaaa did
not invite relative Of mne to the ban; sscondN, NJ
age Is twensyone not twsntythrse; thirdly us nss
gaiiy dressed, ~ understand the make up - ~.
toilet; fourthly, OF the shots 6red missed Wth
regard 70 tho conversation between mygef and ny hu
band at the hall d correctly embodied IN the following
statemsut-I did mot arrive ~ ODD Eellovs Hal unt1
about esven o'clock; vent up Into tne ballroom an9
took soat my husband nv me and oomo up and 1a4
'sWbat you here :" Mid ~ wanted y oome;s
he said. 0o up stairs, tAks on your shawl and hak'
replied, I" wont" hs turned fFom me asd With thas
fired on him; be ont through door and fooDwe6
and red the second uns; map Caushs hold q snA
held me- ana another man took The revolver fpm mes
my husband went up stairs and came down With hi -
and coat; called for policeman and snid, "Take NJ
on TO the station house," o6acsr then came 10 snA
took me on TO the police station. -
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
MARINE lHrellIoENcE.

Wreck on the Tuskar Rock.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 2s-Noon.
The Acadian, from Liverpool for Savannah, lost
on Tuskar Rock on the Of Ireland yesterday No
further particulars have been received.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 25-Eoon.
The Cunard steamship Africa, from Boston February
ls Halifax, arrived here route to Liverpool late
o. Saturday afternoon
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

JErFEnsox CrrY, Mo-, Feb. Is, 1867.
The Senate to-day passed by Of 10 yeas against
nays the bin submitting 70 tho people ut the next
general election amendment 70 the state constitution
10 strike out the word "whitc" similar proposition
has been introduced into the House. and has been made
the special order for Thursday
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
IA P A N

Reported Assassination Of the tycoon.
LONDON, Feb. 25-Midnight
A despatch from Ten-tsin, China, reports that the
Tycoon of Japan, who had lately succeeded to the
throne and regarded Eastern liberal, and un
popular with many Of the mobiles on that account had
been shot.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
MAns FoR XURoPE.

The Cunard mail steamship China viii leave Dosess
on Wednesday for Liverpool. 4&
The mails for Europe will oloss In this oy - quar-
ter past ono and halfpast nve o'clock Tuesday afs
noon.
The Nsw YoRK HmAID-Editicn for Europe-Win -
ready at eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning
Single copies, in wrappers. ready for mailing, IN
centR M& 5MMUN M4
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

HARnssrac, Feb. 25, 1867
Michael Barr brought hero from Philadelphia charged
with being concerned In the Duncannon robbery, has
been identified OF tho three who got off the
train At that place tho night of the ROBBERY Lie was
pnmmitted for further hearing,
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

ID0 FFOukA0FL ana tOrtS ItvNrSess
FRANKFORT, Feb 90 Evening.
United States bonds closed At u.
PAPIs. Feb 25-Evening.
American bonds sold TO day at s2I<. 4
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LrvERroor, Feb 25-Noon.
The cotton market to-day opens quiet and steady and
prices are unchanged. The Gales will doubtless reach
1000 bales. Mddling uplands are quoted 13fd .
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 23- Evening.
The cotton market has been dun and closed with
declining tendency. Mddlsg upands are quoted at
133<d, falling on of I'd since the opening The sales
To- day reached ., 0o0 bales.
Liverpool BreadssnRs Market.
LrvERPooI, Feb 25-Evenng
The market for breadstuns s dull California wheat s
quoted q l3s. I'd. Per ccntai
IiverpOsl Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 25-Evsning.
The provision market 10 unchanged American tallow
AS. Cd. per cwt American lard, Sos. Cd. per cwt
liverpool Produce Market.
LrvmrooL, Feb 25-Eveuing.
Spirits turpsntine was selling as STA Cd. per cwt
Petroleum u unchanged for Pennsylvania refined and
Canada white which are quoted ~ L. 3D. per gallon
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

SFnfNdVTHIp, Feb. 25, 1867.
The Governor has approved the bill for The erection Of
new capitol. notwithstanding the strong effort mado TO
induce him 10 withhold his sgnatvre The bill o~atng
to-daA '-
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
PENNSYLVANIA srArf TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

HARRISBURG, Feb rs, 1907
The State Temperance Convention meets tomorrow.
Governor Gcary has been designated an temporary or
parmaaent chairman of the convention
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2j, 1867
Governor Brownlow has issued proclamation an
snouncing his determination 10 call the militia to en-
force the laws and protect Union and all citizens
against evh doors.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
SPAIN AND CUBA.

New bureau for Cnbn.
MADRID. Feb. 25, 1857.
The government Of Spain will Immediately form q
Board of Public Works for Cuba.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

by Others, Faults the Wise
Correct their observed the cute Individual who
noticing that one OF his friends ordinary peruml In
mediatcy supplied himself with PHALON6 NIGHT
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

An Anti-German Party.
BERLIN, Feb. 25. 1867
Dispatches have received here which state that
all the uonGerman members in the Austrian Diet have
united.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

A.-Ladies and Gentlemen,
please call examine mndc Clothing Tor 0ena
Boys and Youths, and learn the recent prices.
BROKAW BROTHERS. 62 Lafayette paaco.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The .LOndon Moacy Market.
LONDON, Feb. 25-Noon
Consois for money. OF.
e-*a AMERICAN sEcuRfTIEs.
Tho following arc the opening rates.
rrie haiIWay suars. o.
Illinois Central. exdividend. 51x
United States ave-twentes. s................... TAX
sR LONDON, Feb. 25-Evening.
Consols closed ai 81 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed at the following rates.
United States 1vetwontes observation-disclosures. 73sz
Illinois Central ex-dividcnd. Observation-Disclosures. Tx
Erie Railway shares. 37h
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

R; Bs T.vThrost A9sctien.;a;A :, Phy1IcisS. ~ sS.
cal effects resulting from the use o. BROWNS BROE-
CHIAL TROCHES, ssys:-"For alleviAting shes norr1a
bronchial affections and for Hoassepes and so1s Thrcss %
all you claim for them. 10 avoid
be 70 obtain the genuine BROWNS Bk0NcHiAL
TROCuES.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

Last night another week Of the production Of tho wen
known drama The Streets Of New York. Inaugurated
at this theatre in presence Of fashionable and
ous audience who loudly appauded the several portions
OF the play every Of which placed the stage
in rejecting the highest credits tho taste and
skill OF the manager and company. The fire sccne In
the fifth act was afnraby presented and the Wow OF
Union square and other streets In the vicinity correct In
every respect In the absence Of mud and slush,
which rendered the picture not infinitely perfect far
pleasing than the original The company well
up parts and Messr Jordan and Stuart Robson
received mcrted applause for their dro sayings and still
drollcr acting. HNMss sss~
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

pssacce a sfss A,se ssSe3:ssx z :x
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

Bafchclor's IIaiE Dye.5Thc Best 49, ~ tie
Factory, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

ufaetnrsc WSossais and retail; applied. No
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

F'or'nscc:d nscc:dRsfqGG KsfHssip!i sEIisa Efss MACHINES
to6 Broadway. new Xork-