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The New York herald., 1868-02-09
THE PRESS TelseaAm.

Revolutionary Movements In T0bnscO-A De-
tnchmcnt Of Govcrnment Troops Routed
Trouble In Camarg0 and Tnmaulipas.
GALVESTON, Fob. 8, 1868.
The bureau OF Mexican Intelligence at Brownsville
sends tho following news:-
Another revolution has broken out under Valdez A
revoutonists An expedition from the northern part
OF the State OF Tobasco has started under tho command
Of one Bastia TO march the capital Mendez reported
10 be the prime mover.
General Sanchez Ocha. Otogalst has been arrested
and imprisoned al San Luis Potosi
movement 10 on foot IN the State OF Vera Cruz TO
detaoh several villages from that State and form
From all parts OF tho interior reports Of robbor
les, kidnapping and murders
Francesco G. Paiacio has been elected Governor OF
the state OF Durango
The Life Potco OF Pucbla has ordered the suppress.
ment Of persons unable TO pay their debts.
Two Americans, named Cook and Pillow en- route for
Teh lacan were murdered by the Mexicans Vic
toria. They emigrants from Waco, Texas
Canaies, Quiroga and Carvajal arc organizing
Camargo in Tamaulipas preparatory 70 revolution.
Their agents in Brownsville purchasing arms and
munitions Of Troops have been sent from Mata-
moros to fight them wherever found.
An expedition which started under Felix Piza 70 In.
wade Jaiapa failed owing 70 descrton.
The National Guard hall will open shortly.
Cortna threatened revolution. Jose de Ia Cora
was moi gwen possession OF the gubernaora seat OF
Tamauiipas, which ne claims having Ia the last
election.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
GEORGIA..

Tax Ordinance to Dcfray tho Expenses of
the Convention Adoptcd-Prcposition to
Expel the Negro Bradley.
ATLANTA Fob. 9. 1868
In the Convention to-day an ordinance passed TO
provide for defaying the expenses Of the Con-
vention by tax Of one.tenth OF per cent all
taxable property, the 70 be collected before
the 1st Of hay, 1858.
resolution TO expel A. A. Bradley, negro delegate,
made the special order for Tuesday next
The second section OF the report Of the Committee
Franchise as adopted, recognizes no distinction be-
tween the races and provides that oil voters shall have
paid their taxes II challenged they shall swear that
their vote Is not affected BY any reward received
pectod have they given promised any reward
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

"opcssea Defeat OF the Rebels In the North
with Loss Of $4,000 Men-Fire in Hong
Kong. -

"pea Deieat OF the Rebels In the North
with Loss Of $4,000 nIen-Fire In Hong
Kong.
BAN FRAscsco, Feb. g. 1868
Arrived bark Zephyr from Hong Kong, with advces
0Pecsuoss 10
the war in the North between the imperial ana rebel
forces is being vigorously wsged Full particulars have
been received Of great battle at Shanuns Promontory
In which the imperissss defeated the rebel army with
estimated loss OF $4,000 msa Tho impsrlalIss SUBJ
ssquently defeated u several engagements
with heavy loss.
nre occurred at Hong Kong November 2T. which
destroyed all Of Jerves street and part Of Bonham
street. Numerous buildings were blown up TO prevent
the spreading Of the confagraton by the united efforts
OF the police. soldiers and sailors the flames were ex
tingu!shed before they extended further than two
or three hundred yards from Queens road Several
soldiers were injured and 0 number Of tho Chinese
killed The district embraced between Queens road aud
Praga from the Cross roads tho Harbor Masters office
was wholly destroyed The Are originated on Praya in
an establishment adjoining Schelposs Co.'s.
The British Consulate attacked by party OF
armed Chinese on the night OF December i. Two OF
The asssants shot and supposed 10 have been
killed u Is thought that the object OF the Chinese was
murder ~ no attempt 10 plumber was made.
The subject Of the approaching revision OF the
treaties between China and the great Powers Is actively
discussed In commercial clrcloA
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
CONNIE

Railroad Accident-Sale Of Tickets for Dick
ems, Readings I'm Hartford.
HARTFORD Feb. 8, 1e68
Tho down freight train met with accident Bsr
lin station at Two o'clock this morning. One OF the
wheels Of ono Of the broke letting down the trucks
Of the other cars The, somo distance and until
they came TO the bridge the Maahaset river when
the trucks Of thrce Of the went through the bridge
10 the loo below The cars however did not 80 through
beinr held up by the bridge Tho bridge and the es
were injured considerably, but not enough 70 interrupt
travel there being double track NO one was injured
There is Q great rush this morning nj the sale of
tickets 70 hear Dickeus read Tuesday evening the
18th inss ai Allyn Hall In one hour sfter the ticket
once was opened 460 tickets we're solo, which 10 the
fun capacity Of tho hail.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
Queen vicrorla,s JeursaI.

Those ponderous fellows who make cyclope-
diss unhappily cannot approve Of Queen victo-
ria's Journal Of our Life In the Hlghlands"-
reason: II is not "ovsrburdoned with brains.n
The ponderous fellows aforesaid are "over-
burdened with brains," and therefore have no
patience with simple little picture Of human
delight, with glimpse Of mere sunshine, with
laugh that is only the outburst of happy
heart, and o mind that can nnd 10 the dainty
heather bell the sum Of oil beauties and
pleasures. "what pltiful tastesw says your
ponderous cyclopedist--your fellow who has
not made any discoveries Of his own, and
has no special knowledge Of his own, but who,
having dished sup In . new form, In fresh
literary hash, all the material Of all the old
cyclopsdias, feels that he stands little higher
than ell the discoverers together, from Calico
down, and therefore can afford to dsspise any
such small vanity as love Of nature" what
pitful tastes" he says; "this naive gravity is
often ludicrous !" II Is $50 FREQ from any i'm
press Of royalty !" IL is "never disturbed BY
the presence OF any superduous sense !" and
therefore such q character "can scarcely
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
VIRGINIA.

Tho ConventiOn-DobRteso ON tho Creation Of
bureau Of Agriculture and Immigration.
RICHMOND, Feb. 9, 1868.
In the Convention to-day the section authorisng the
Legislature to create Bureau OF Agriculture and lmmi
grafton was adopted
long debate occurred on che immigration part Of
the section. which was both opposed and urged the
republican side.
conservative member urged that legislation barring
immigration because OF auiagonisn between the labor
ors Of the two races was calculated 70 naugurate
Of races
colored delegate, In reply. said II such war
II would never be inaugurated BY the blacks.
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Market Rcports-Exchaagc-Hra avsac InteIiI-
acnce-Thc Weather.
HAvAxl, Feb. 8, 1s6a
Sugar TX q reals for Nos 10 TO Ia; and sk 1ok
reals per srroba for Nos Is 20 for eiayed In boxes
Muscovado sugar 0aek for inferior 10 common re-
nnng and OK ~ for fair to good refining Molsssss
quiet at 5a6 Freights on sugar and moasses are
higher; small craft are In demand. Butter, 20 . 90
Cnsess, 10 . Ia Hams, els q $40. Lard, l5k 1Th
Lumber, $40 t25 for white pine, and SIS . $40 or
pItoh pine. oniona "a 10 Potatoes, ~ 80 80 90
Sailed steamship Moro Castle. for New York
Exchange ON London, uk per cent premium; on
Paris. k per cent discount Exchange on New York,
IN currency, ~ 30 per cent discount in gold iopg
slGht Y per cent dtscovrt
Thv weather " delghlfut,
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SPAIN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Tho Hispan0.Papal Legion TO bo Dissolved
Interference Of the Emperor of France With
the Queens Order.
MADRID, Feb. 8, 1868.
None Of the troops raised in Spain BY the
authorization OF Queen Isabella for the service Of
Pope Plus the Ninth will 60 to Rome, as her
Majesty has received an official dispatch from
Paris stating that the Emperor Napoleon the Third
fatty objects to such interference; indeed, that
he would scarcely permit their presence on this
duty in the Holy City.
II is pretty certain, therefore. that the Hispano-
Papal armed contingents for which some recruit
ments have been made here will be at once dis.
banded and that the Queen will be obliged to re-
woke her military warrant issued in support Of the
chair Of Peter.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

manufacturing interest being comparatively
dormant and there being no likelihood Of a
resumption on the part OF manufacturers.
st least for the present, it is probable
thai some slight advance in domestic goods
will Be generally adopted by jobbers and
insisted upon by specious plea Of scarcity.
The same principle holds good in regard 10
Imported fabrics, and though no apprcciable
rise has as yet taken place small advance
may be anticipated as one of the results of the
present temporary briskness Of demand. For
two or three months our imports of dry goods
have been very limited-a fact which has given
jobbers time to work of superauow stocks
In the clothing business anticipations OF spring
demand are not sanguine. The supply is, how
ever, limited, and prices have manifested some
upward tendency. The stock in the market
will not be sixty per cent of the stock of last
season, and il likely to be taken at consider
able advance on the winter schedule Of prices.
On the whole, the prospect of the spring
season is encouraging to tradesmen and should
there be no unwarrantable imitation, either by
import or manufacture, Of the volume of goods
now in the market, It is safe to predict that
production and consumption-supply and de-
mand-will have adjusted themselves to each
other at the end of q few months.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Extreme Cold In Maine, Connecticut, and
at Albany, N. Y.
HARTFORD. Conn, Feb Q, 1888
The weather here to-day the codsst Of the season,
tho Thermometer ranging from twenty 70 twenty
LEWISTON, Me-, Feb. Q. 1s6S
Tho thsrmomeser 10 Aftson degrees below ssro.
ALBANY, Feb. Z, isea
To day was tho coolest OF the season Az ave O'Clock
this morning at various points In and around the city
tho tb rmomstsr marked from twenty 20 twenty
degrees below zero at the msrcury stood twelve
degrees above and ~ I've o'clock this afternoon twelve
degrees above.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
LOUISIANA.

Proceedings Of the Reconstructiou Convou.
tiOn.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 8, 1s6S
The Convention to-day adopted sn ordinance provid-
ing for an election for the ratification of tho constitution
Immediately after adjournment leaving the date blank
Another ordinance provides that tho elections for
State judicial municipal and parish officers State Legis-
laturo and Congressional representatives shall be held
at the OF tho election for the ratification Of
the constitution.
An ordinance was adopted providing that registered
electors may vote any parish they happen TO be
on the day OF tho election upon presentation Of their
registration papera
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
ABYSSlNlA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Report from the British Hoadquartors-A
Division In Advanco-Amcrican InvsntIon In
Relief OF tho Qncen's Troops-The Coast
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, Feb. 1,
Via MALTA and LONDON Feb. s, 1868.
Advices Of . late date have been received here
from the officers in command Of the British expe-
dtion in Abyssinia.
The Queen's army was In advance to the inte.
rior when the dispatches left headquarters.
A force Of fifteen hundred men, embracing de-
tachments from each arm Of the service.
marched from the camp at Senate for Antolo, on
the 2sth Of January, in obedience to order from
Major General Napier.
The native castes from India, who had followed
the regular army In large, and often embarrassing,
numbers, were being returned TO their own
country By the transports from Annesley bay.
with the exception Of just 80 many % were alb
solutsly required to serve in diferont positions,
for the most part Of an inferior character in the
camp or the Commissariat Department.
The British troops are indebted TO American
invention for great, II may be said vital, relief
during their march. Water has bcen bored for
sad wells sunk, according, to an American plan,
at place called Koomagoc, in the line Of opera.
tions. The work was perfectly successful, the
water pouring in and continuing to dow in great
abundance.
Tho coast shore line ct and between the differ.
emit points Of landing established BY ths Engliah
has been duly lighted. rendering the movements
OF transports and war vessels secure. and facitat
inr tho work Of dcbasking or loading with men
materials and military stores vastly.
1t lis reported in Alexandria that the Egyptian
Governor, established at Qusssonah according ID
an agreement between the English authorities aud
the viceroy, has been recalled, and that this stsT
meets the appreciation Of the Cabinet ip Lon
don.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Admiral Fnrrngurs Reception In Florence
The Uniicd States Fleet mt Spczzia.
FLORENCE. Feb. 8, 1868.
Admiral Farragut, Of the United States Navy,
who arrived in this city yesterday from Genoa.
remains much honored visitor.
The Admiral enjoys the most marked attention
on all sides; royal official and at the hands Of tho
municipality and people at large.
The United States fleet in command of Admiral
Farragut, Is at Spezzia.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
IRELAND.

Arrest Of . FcniaB Capita Iu-Ficrcc Fight for
His Rescue.
LONDON, Feb. Q. 1865.
tho notorious Fsnian, Captain Mackay was captured
in Cork, ireland, les, evening BY the police Of that
city.
While tho officers were ro~s to The jail With their
prisoner his friends rallied In srsas force and for
time desperate nght prevailed The mob was finally
beaten down and the prisoner lodged In Jail The guard
around the Jail were doubled during shs uight 70 pre-
vent rescue.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
MISSISSIPPI.

Procecdln g Of the Convention.
JACKSON, Feb. g. 1868.
In the Convention to-day the report OF the Printing
Committee. noticed some days ago. vas taken up and
adopted.
resolution requiring all committees to report by the
l4th inst referred.
resolution requiring the report OF the Commit,
Destituton, adopted yesterday, 20 DO forwarded
10 General Gillem with the request that ho the
necessary order, was adopted.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
French Protest Against the Hispano-
Papal Legion.
The British March In Abyssinia and
Aid by American Invention.
Revolutionary Movements i'm
Mexico.
FRANCE.
SPECIAL NAIL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

"-~-
NapeIeon Likely 60 Abandon the Pope
Bourbon Intrigaes From Reme-France and
Italy Drawing Closer and Moro Friendly:
PARIS, Feb. 8, 1868.
The actual diplomatic relations existing be.
tween the Emperor Napoleon the Third and His
Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth have suddenly a..
sumed much cooler aspect, and the correspond.
ence between Paris and Rome Is to-day regarded
as Of . far less cordial character on the part
Of the Emperor than what 1t was even week
ago.
1t is said that the cause of this unlocked for
change in the imperial policy is to be found in the
fact that his Majesty has become convinced Of
the existence of Bourbon intrigues against his
throne. and that these intrigues are for the most
part hatched in Rome, and radiate from tho
Eternal City. to the great encouragement Of the
Legitimist party in France and other countries Of
Europe.
As royal set-of to this state of affairs, and it
may be to convince the Pope and his prominent
ally. the ex-King of Naples of his power. Napoleon
has renewed with King Victor Emanuel his friend
ly tone and assurances towards united Italy, and
has just forwarded . special order to his repre-.
sentative. the French Minister in Florence to that
effect, and also enjoining him to shape his di.
plomacy with that object.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Ooust Bismarck on sick Leave-The Premier-
ship OF the Confederation.
BSRLrS Feb. 8, 1868.
The Count Bismarck has obtained q leave OF alb
s,ncs from his post Primo Minister Of the North
German Confederation and will devote several mon ns
70 travelling through the various countries Of Europe
His health, which has not been good for long ume
has at length compelled him TO seek relaxation from his
ardusus duties.
will replace the Premier.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Nothing Of special importance transpred yesterday -
the Internal Revenue headquarters. but some changes
shortly expected be made among the subordinate
officers and In Ahe general conduct regulation Il
business this department. Deputy Commissioners
Harland 10 expected 10 arrive from Washington TO-
morrow, and is believed that promugat0n OF orders
will take place that will very materially affect aGairs
under tue new Administration.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
Fire In Eighth Avenue.

AT half-pas nine O'Clock last night nrs occurred
the eth story Of the largo brown stone front building
2o6 Eighth avenue occupied By B. wasshausr cord and
tasssl manufacturer The nremsn managed the matter
most admirably. and kept the flames TO tho noor on
which Il originated The damage done 10 the stock OF
cords and tasses am0unts TO about e2600;
injured TOR 1000 In the Germania and Park
Insurance. companies The first floor 10 occupied
as billiard rooms BY Edward y. Dsniks 4 Co., tables
da.sagsd by water about $500; insurance The
second and third floors occupied meeting rooms
for the tvo political parties the furniture OF them
damaged BY water. The building is owned by Stephen
Raw Il s damaged about 600: insured lor So 600 IN
the Commercial Insurance Company.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
ALAB BAMA.

Tho Eicctiou-The Constitution Probably De.
foated.
MONTGOMERY, Feb 8, 1858.
Tho fuli vote Of Montgomery, Macon, Lee, Elmon,
1aahasse. Chambers, Bullock and Coosa counties foot
up 1889, Of which ali negroes bus IT. The vote
cast In the counties on the Convention question
was 1880. The registered vote u 3O,043 It is too
soon 70 estimate, but the indications that the
stitukQn Will ho dafaatod.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
A.-Hydraulio

COW
sure ourc aching hands and kicking II mIks
the four tsats II the CALI draws
and drawing 70 swallow Il mks ccss psrecty dry
In from three miuutes. Il 10 operated by hand, dog
horse or other power. One attend several ma
chimes milking many COWS st II simple. durable
aud selfAdiustng VIII ht any MINIS thfeskafed
well any Easily worked not liable 70 81 Qua
order, By practical TO be more agree
sbs 70 the COW than hand milking opportunity -
now offered enterprsng men 10 make money either ~
HYDRAuLIC COW MILKING MACHINE CO., ~
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Tho Evening Telegram Has Now ClrcnIs-
tion equal all other city evening combined
u constantly ahead in news and Saturday evening bsat
It's contemporaries In the following hems:-
IN THE FIRST EDITION 1T CONTAINED
PROGRESS OF THE BALL SEASON,
POLICE, bUBURBAN AND LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
DIAMOND ROBBERY; AND POLITICS.
IN THE SECOND EDITION
COMMERCIAL NEWs BY CABLE,
THE Law AND POLICE COUkI5
THR LATEST rELEGRAPMIo DEsPATcHEs FROM
ALL PARTS or THE WORLD.
IN THE THIRD EDITION.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESRNTA.
THE JOHNSON. GRANT CORRESPONDENTS.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS AND
MONEY. MARINE TKADK AND STOCK
REPORTS.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

sourBAxrroS Feb s-Tbe steamship GsrmsnIs, Cap
tain schweusen from New York on the 2Sth Of Jsnna
arrived here route to Hamburg o. nine O'Clock ths
morning.
QussNsrowr Feb. s--rhe steamship Etna, Captain
Brdgmsn from New York The 27th ulL, has arrived
here on the way 10 Liverpool,
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Recommended by
Railroad engineers conductors, expressmcn aud ohsr ss
superior 10 ell others for durability steadoess and
accuracy as tmekeepers.
Purcnasers should Invariably insst . oerGaals ot
genuineness.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
CANADA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.


Cabinet Crisis Imminont.
MONTREAL, Feb. L 1893.
In political circles II whispered that Cabinet crsis
is imminent the design OF some members being 70 turn
out the Premier John A Macdonald In order TO enscs
somo changes In the Union that would render
federation less unacceptable TO the people Of the lower
Provinces than II Is John A. Macdonald stands n the
way OF this In the event Of change Hon George 4.
Cartier would likely be made Premier Of the asv
Cabinet
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

A Distinguished Roc ruit for the Papai Army,
PARIs Feb. 9, 1903.
Young l,urbde tho heir Of tho late Macmillan, has
recently enlisted in the Papa, zouavss at Rome
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
ST. THOMAS.


Cholera Raging at sc. Thomas.
HAVANA, Feb. 8, 1868.
The steamer Moctezuma arrived to-day at San
tiago de Cuba from st. Thomas.
The cholera was raging on the island to terri
BILE extent, aud the mortality was enormous. All
steamers are quarantined here when coming from
Sc. Thomas. The British mail steamer is behind
her time, and there 10 intense anxiety about her.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Attention IL Called to tho sale OF Valuable
Lots on the Central Park Grand boulevard, Ninth and
Tea.h avenues ST. 50 and 81 comprising nve blocks being
par Of Martin Zborowsk to be made by T. u.
LUDLOW CO., tomorrow Monday. February 10.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Destructive Fire In John Strect-I.0ss Esti.
mated at About $4,000.
At twenty minutes past eleven O'Clock last night a
Ere was the second door Of the large Eve
story building NO. 81 John street. corner Of Gold street
The flames spread with astonishing rapidity and In
sequence Of the great weight OF merchandise the floor
gave way and the walls fell which had lts effect n pre-
venting the spread Of the fire.
The irst floor occupied BY W. B. Douglass, man.
uiacturers OF pumps The upper stories occupied
by A. W. Payne importer Of hardware and cutlery The
loss Of W. b. Douglass Is roughly estimated at about
f25 900, said 70 DO insured. The loss OF A. w. Payne
may be estimated about $780, 0OO said TO be
sured The loss on the building is estimated at
$40 000 said to be partly insured The OF the fire
Is al present unknown.
Al the time the wall fell Thomas Cannon, OF engine
No 10 who held the street pipe, struck by some
bricks and knocked down nsensibe. He was taken
home. John Mcnamara, OF hook and ladder No. TO- was
also injured, but not seriously.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
A m erican tNaltham, Watches.

AIDE Graih,s Electric oil for Rhcuma-
deafness and all and pains Warranted "
FOR sale by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

A.-vaicntincs at Trade Rates..The Nassas
Stationary Old Herald Buildngs Asa
J. W. OBkkkN, w Nassau sirecL
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

At about eleven O'Clock last night rc broke out In
clothing store, No. 34 Grand street, owned by Brown
The stock nearly all destroyed Loss estimated
about 81 500 insured No. 312, crockery store owned
by Mira HART stock damaged about ST. 50O insured for
81, 900 sne Relief Insurance Company No. 3l4k,
fancy goods store, owned by r. Laing stock damaged
BY wafer about OoO insured for 500 in the Pacific
Insurance Company No. 8l2 clothing store. kept by
NJ Rossntha, stock damaged about $500 by wafer; in
sursd for s., 600.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
GREECE.
Formation Of q Cabinet.

Formation Of q Cabinet.
LONDON, Feb 8, 1868
Dispatches have boon received here from Athens
which sias that = new Cabinet mas Al length becn
formed with eulgars tho President and Minister Of
the IntefoI
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Rupture Cure.-Dr. shermau's Appliances
and Curative guarantees of resf
Goa broadway Photograph lkenesscs and certificates e
cures mailed receipt OF ten cent?.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

A.-vaIrusines Of the Higher Grsdess 1t
hs Nasssu stauonery Estabbshment Metropolitan 6sek
near Fulton. j. w. OBhlkN, w Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

A Perfect Hair rDresslng-Bmrnett's Coceains
imparts tine gloss and s superior 70 French pomAdss
and oils alcoholic washesL
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Baschelovss Hair Dye. The Best II the
world heony peri ect Dye; harpAlesA rshaoie hssaao
Gus. Factory I6 bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Printing Of Every Description Executed
where AZ the METRO fOLlfAN SOb PRINTING EefAb.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

COD LIVER OIL
BEST In tho world q
Manufactured by OASWELf., r.AzARD CO.
Under Fifth Avenue. Hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

-A.-valentinss the Sweetest. az The Nassau
touery bishment, Beunetts block Fulton.
J. W. obRlBN, " Nassau street.