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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22
THE RIGHT POLICY.

When Mr. John S Barbour was elected
the Washington City, Virginio, Midland and
Great Southern railroad, few DAYS since,
says the Baltimore SIN, he took occasion to
remark upon the policy of promoting local in
teroSrs which had been pursued in connection
with the old line of the Orange and AEexan>
dTia road for the tweuty-one years Of his cons
neetion with it He promised that the policy
Of the company III The future, ~ in the past,
would be one Of development of the resources
0! the country, and to make it harmonic with
thu local Interests OF the communities through
which it passes. He believed the true policy
OF the Southern railroads to be TO encourage
and develop loca! interests. They have in
Virginia resources which cannot be developed
rave by Introducing capital, and that can only
lie done by Offering to capital cheap transpo.>
tation to market for its products. There must
he thorough sympathy between railroad mar
:rers End local interests to have prosperous
railroad. They cannot have prosperous and
Ia-ing railroad till tho community through
which 1t rms as prosperous. Their interests
20 hand in hand ard arc identical. When
fir. "l!uEr WAS first connected with the
Orange and Air&aniri: road there were bu.
fifteen miles finished and now j: is down nearly
to tho North Carolina line, and the bonds
which tie State originally subscribed to the
road have been handed back to il.
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DIED.

At her residence near Chsrlestown, on Monday,
the 2Ist inst. at a O'Clock. a. NJ. Mrs. MARY A.
R. KENNEDY, rect of the late Andrew Kennedy,
in the I'D year of her sge.
In Winchester, the 18th of April. 1878, sIrs.
c. L. WILSON, wife of Rev. Norval " ilson in the
9Th year Of her see
Mr.. ROBERT Nj. HENDERSON. aged about IS
YEAR,.
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his wife before they were halfway from the
camp. The Indians retired and kept up their
retreat about six hundred yards in ad vance of
the soldiers, who followed them half mile
beyond the murder Ground, where, they re
NAMED until dark when they were withdrawn
as they were not provided with supplies To-
day was to be spent in chasing up the red
devils, aud if the general assault is not made
to-day it certainly will be tomorrow
Fled to The Kills.
SAN Francisco, 1S-A private disratch
from DR.. Shining at the lava beds last evening,
says the Modocs have fed to the hills south>
east of the lava beds, and that the cavaly are
in pursuit.
Sergeant Forrest, of company X. cavalry.
captured the Modoc battle flag snd took the
scalp of Scar Faced Charley. The savages
fearfuily INITIATED the body of Eugene Hovey,
who was killed and who fell into their hands.
Commissioner Meacham is improving rap
idly.
Later intelligence fully confirms the flight
of the Indians from their position in the lava
beds, and it is evident they are travelling in
the direction of the Willow Springs The
cavalry will start on flank movement. this
evening.
Scar Faced Charley is among the Modoo
slain. His squaw was captured The lava
beds are now in possession The troops are
in excellent spirits, and deserve great praise.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

Back AGAIN.-Ws learn that two of the
kansas emigrauts' who went away with
''that party" couple weeks since have re-
turned to their homes in old Washington
county, having already gotten enough of the
western country.-Hd3. Tgicc-a> WeeE.
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RGg- a postof1ice has been established at
Jamestown. Va. for the first time, although
jamestown was the first place permanently
settled on this continent and the United
States Government has since then established
So. 0GO postofices.
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Adjournment of the State Senate.

Remarks Of Hon. ID. ID. Johnson, President
Of the Senate, Announcing the hour IF adj
.journment
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

&4- The Governor has appointed DR.. John
G, Hupp Vacci"e Agent, at Wheeling, DR..
Thos. Page, for liart;aslurg. aud DR.. D.
Mayer, fvE Charleston.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

ME- S District Court, for tho Western
District of Virginia, will meet in Harrisou-
burg On the 9Th of May, Judge Rivcs, pre-
siding
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

SEED POTATOES. 100 bushels Early Rose.
~ Peerless and Carter Potstoes. for saI. by
7'AR. in ], and gallon cans, for sale by
April Y, 1873. JAS. LAW HOOFF.
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BAKERS Cocoa-warranted pure and of sumo
ID rior qusiity, recommended by physicians as
sale by q y RFJIFp
GERMAN Worm Destroying Sugar PIum.-a
pleasant, cafe and sure remedy for Worms in
Charestown. C REIJrp
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n l. V 4 r
Monument square. B.l,imo,s MA

NcEleCt CnUEh. Nothing e more certain 10
lay me foundation for future evil consequences.
WELLS OkRNGLIC TABLETS.
Organs. Sore Throat, Coda, Group, D,pthcri1!.
Asthns, Cstsrrh. E"srstncss. DtynctE OF lI.
I"ro't, WtndP'pc, OF bronchial uUts end u Die
III cnsCe of sudden cold oucvrr tslcr ,he,o
y !" h!-ETS sh"ud lie r,' mrtly aud freely utrd.-
lh"y eTms zr tho circulation OF tic bleed intimate
&c severity of tho NttHck. and will in Q very ,t.t
t'r" r. t"r" healthy rct'9n 70 the Effected 6tpApr
bf"e t"4'S Tnkr mo s"hatituns. II they cam, DO
found a. your d'uggists, send Ht i0ihe A cent
l" New York, ~hO Will forward them by return
mail '
DGnt no Deceived by limitations. As4w.
Sold hY dTnggifta. Price 25 cents q hoz.
JOHN @ KELLOGG. Is rIatt at. New York
Send for Circular Sole Agent for United States:
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SOMETHING NEw-Ths Patent Vegetable Pitt
~ Pipe Stems. For sale by
April22 1873. J.B.H AISEs
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F. J. MANNlSG VS.. GEO w. EICRELREEGER,
GEO F ElCIiELBERGER and J. l.. EICH-
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AGENTS A RARE CHANGER
WE will pay all agents $40 per week in eo.h.
w who will engage with at ONCE. EyeIys
thing iurnlshed and expenses paid Address
As4w. A. COULTER s &C. Cha rlotte Mich
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SHERIFFS SALE.

S. MAXWELL VS.. SEQ. w. EICREnRERGE Err.
JAMES. NJ. RANSOM and GEORGE F. EICH.
ELBERGER
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NOTICE.
ESTRAY SHOkTS.

TAmE TO the premises of the subseribrr near
~ Chsrlestown. about the 10th of March
last, FIVE SHoATs- The owner will please come
forward. prove property. pay damage. and take
APRIL %, l573-3t
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PulLDERs Send for our Illustrated Catal log ne q
ID new books building. 2 .
4Y.--A.J BICkNELI. & co. u NVarreuss al N "
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W. l.. WILSON va. GEO W. EICHFLBERGEE
and GEORGE F EICnELBERGER
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WToRKiNG CLASS Male or Female. SEQ :.
w week guaranteed. Respectable emp TOY niest
at home. day evening no capital required iuil
instrnetioRs valuable package OF goods sent FREQ
6y mail Address, with ak cent return stamp. ri
YOUNG & CO. IFS G reenMich ST. II Y - 49,
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NEW Observation-Disclosures.

10 SAMPLES sent by mail for SOC that retail
II quick for $40. r. = WOLCOTT,
AS4s. - Isl Ghatha M so,iare n. Y.
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Cd FRoM 20 cTs Eight ssmpies m allied free for
II . CITE. that cell eight doIlsrs 10 AM
person in Chsrlsstown who " i'll act ss agent.
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WTANTED fnimedistslyL5 $50 600 ADDRESSES TO
w which specimen copies of Smiths Magazine
will be sent free. Agents wanted. Write. tPIiny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
How the Bwag Was Ragged.

EDITOR STAR The Republican is still troubled
that correspondents should be committee clerks
L have already determined to give my ..15 per
cent" to charitable institution though dom ;,
care to boast much about it.
But OF course the Republican is joking. Let me
contribute to its humOr by an '.o'er-true tale ~
The managing editor OF that paper was clerk to
the committee on Banking and Currency lat
least he drew the salary OF clerk. The House in
IT'S generosity voted to pay committee clerks for
the hole month OF March. thou gh the session az
tended only four days into March. The officers
charged with disbursements made up the bills
PROMPTLY and instead of letting the clerks, In
usual course, take the bills to their chairmen for
approval, they themselves took them around for
that purpose, In order to avoid any DELAY In set
tlement of accounts.
The officer who took the bill of the managing
editor OF the Republican to Hon. Sam. HOOPER tn
get his approval is reported to have had the fol
lowing collOquy:
Mr.. Hooper.-'.What is this 30
Oftcer.-''It is Mr.. F.'s bill for the month of
March. The House has voted to pay committee
clerks for the whole month"
Mr.. Hooper.-"Why do you bring it TO me ?,'
Oficer.-"We want TO settle our accounts,
and so are getting the bills all approved our
selves instead OF waiting for the clerks to attend
to them"
Mr.. Hooper, (hesitating. )-"well, guess you
may as well let my clerk bring this to me. I
should like TO see him. Ihaye MT had a sight
OF him for about MONTH"
Query:-What has f. done with his paw for the
months OF February and March and his "ij per
cent ~ Has he any scruples about taking Il :?
ONE or TAE INDEPENDENTS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
Fanny Hyde, the slayer OF Watson,
yntRFX fevSNd

WHAT SHE SAYS ABOUT WASHINGTON
ne arrest OF Mrs. Fanny Hyde i'm this city a
lew days since, charged with the murder OF Nj
james Watson, in Brooklyn, New York, was
mentioned in The STAR. She is now Iod ged in
Raymond street Jail, Brooklyn. on TUESDAY
morning she was taken before Judge Gilbert, OF
the supreme court in Brooklyn, and Distfic c
Attorney Britton applied for and obtained a
bench warrant to commit her to Jail, pendin
uiai The New York Star of Yesterday saws
She Is looking remarkably well, and Is yer
much improved i'm appearance since the frSt
TRIAL. She did not appear to be greatly Goa
cerned at her position. Her trial will prohah'y
take place early next month. YESTERDAY a re-
porter visited her i'm her cell for-the pur,osa of
intervening her In reply TO queries as to how
she liked Washington, she SAID she liked IL very
wei, especially as she had there the opportunity
me 20 mncn desired and needed. to obtain con
stant exercise In the open air. - was out walk
ing. she continued, '.whenever I felt in
cilned, ana II did me a great deal OF good.
on are looking much hotter than You dil
At the tire OF tie trial." said the reporter.
.'Oh! yes" she answered, II feel much bet
then.' mo" 1 "'u
Were you surprised when the officers came
"Ies, was. There was no necessity fbr If 7
was ready TO come without that at any time I
was not trying to hide from any one \ wa.
out IN tte street almost every day, and was
ia; With my mother-in-iaw. ha1 Other re-
How do you like your present quarters
.ohi very wei. though I wish it was all over
Of worriment But am not at all afraid of the
result, and am anxious to have the trial come
ON. i am not at all afraid Of il, because NV own
conscience Is clear. But wish it was over"
she SAID, with long and wistful look out OF the
window. al have not seen my parents aimee
went away, though L have correspondent With
them. They live in Williamsburg. Nv husband
mas NOT been mere yet to-day, but am expect,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCiA7GD PRESS REPORTS.

sGsssIZ' NATURAL HISTORY SCHOOL
NEW YORK, March H.-Correspondence Is
published here by which il appears that John
Anderson, q wealthy merchant, has donated
81 eco cash, 20 Pref Agsssz for the estab-
lishment OF q permanent school for natural
history. Agassiz accepts the liberal donation,
and names the institution for the donor.
THE REPORTED ARREST
OF the woman supposed 20 be engaged in the
Goodrich murder is untrue.
LAHoR MOVEMENTS.
At meeting OF the united masons last eve
ming. resolutions were passed denounciRg the
attempt of Vanderbilt 90 deprive the men at
work on the Harlem road of their rights 10 the
eight-hour system. A committee was appointed
to wait on the mayor aud demand the enforce
me nt OF the eight-hour law.
A number of jodrneymen horseshoers struck
yesterday owing TO some difference with the
employers in reference 20 the payment Of wages.
At private meeting Of the gas men, held
last night, the eight-hour question was dis
cussed. A strike will probably take place soon
n the employers do not conse Mt 10 that system
The gas men act independently OF other organ
iZations.
EX-SENATOR DIXON DYING.
Ii Is reported from Hartford, Conn, thai eN-
Senator James Dixon is dying from heart dis
ease.
THERE WERE NINETEEN BIDS
for gold to-day, amounting TO $3.50. 900, at
1l5.Sk 10 1858. The amount 10 be sold was
one and a half millions, which went at 1863.
THE CREDITORS OF THE BULLS HEAD BANK
met this morning to confirm the action Of their
committee. and TO subscrsbe 20 the new stock
issued by the bank, and thereby reestablish IT,
After the depostors had drawn up their
checks for the amount they wished TO suscribe
The chairman, A. 3. Cameron, announced that
30 far the amount subscribed was 500 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
The Cuban Cause i'm Eorowe

INV YORK, March H.-N Ice President Agu-
ilera, of the Cuban revOutionists, who has been
on tour in England and France, arrived here
yesterday He reports that great sympathy is
expressed in England, but the English offici ais
say they can not interfere until the United
states does. In France the opinion is divided,
some saying the present republic of Spain gh,
not to be harraSsed at present, while Others
urge that circumstances be sent to Madrid;
wnie others AK why the United States does not
intervene, a. il is an American question. Agu-
ilera says the Spanish officials have hoodwink ed
Sickles, by asking his advice to such an extent
than the passive policy of the United States can
he relied upon for a long time to come in Gu
ban affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
From, Europe To- dac.

DEATH OF TIE HISTORIAN THIERRY.
PARIS, March 1.-THE death of Amedee Lii
mon dominique Thierry, an eminent French
historian, is announced tins morning. Thierry
was in the 10th year OF his age.
DEATH OF THE COUNTESS GUICCIoLr
ROME, March 1.-THE Countess Guicciou il
dead.
GIVING THAT WHICH wv DOESN'T own.
Madrid, March 1.-THE fsyarctal announces
that Don Carlos has abdicated his claims TO the
Spanish throne in favor Of his SON under the
regency OF Don Alphonzo.
GENERAL CABREsA
has been appointed 70 supreme command of the
Carlist forces i'm Spain.
THE GREAT WESTERN ASHORE.
LONDON, March 27-The steamship Great
Western. from Bristol To New York, went
ashore at Blackmore to-day in a heavy fog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

~ 'o0nAHe ~ Oh MS Parole OF nonor.
oUGrase. and flowers, and clear skies are
slipping around this way.
0The republicans have nominated y. 8.
Davis for mayor Of Cincinnati.
SThe foreman Of o Minnesota newsnaper
once Ii o woman.
- st. Louis municipal election Air, I.
Somebody will be fooled.
o1Miss Edmonia Lewis, the co,ored sr,,,-
uess, is engaged to be married.
0Miss Phoebe Cousins Is an applicaa, far
the position Of postmistsess at ST. Loais.
ga st. Louis professor churps f.>~s h.,
suet and makes artificial butter. which ~o, - n
eat or not, a. you please. s~''
The Illinois senate hes rejected IA, hiu
Tor the compulsory education OF All Children OF
ascheel- gong age intAe state 49,
The SECOND ajventists of Gr,ton, Yer
mont, have Designated April u, 1875, a. the iass
-, "a ccnp!c Of mad dogs at Vermont, M,
~ made tne citizens 30 mad that they Killed
- The'sahscriPtisns to the Greeley moua-
nena frnd are comiax in rapidly IRON printep
throughout the cofnfty- II
- hufe h avery gsaeexi regret exoSes>e1
iHAexco-s - the dsresfsre q NJ. Nelson' 1atr
1paAfcy nr the ntttf states. - = :, =
&eDrte bank o. E.sc .Scfaastos, a ce..,~
haiss, ssr,.el,i'S yesterday, svise 70 sylssc
VII . =" sss WI n : = $ 'N''7Ts
&C. 4 al tfs-r.G ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
The present severe season


The resent severe season
has thoroughly tested the virtues OF Mrs. Jones'
Cough Mixture-thozsands of bottles having been
used with certain success. It's trial has been most
thorough. mere cold OF cough or the most aggrs-
waited cases IL has cured with equal success 1t is
not Objectionable to the TASTE, and therefore be
readily uset for children aud persons who object 10
nausesfine mixtures, particularly its doses are
small sRd every dose contains the germ Of an ulti
mate cure. Its value in advanced cases the~e
verging On consumption must not be underestimate.
Many snch il has entirely cured, even cases Of ac-
knowledgsd consumption. While il does not cure, It
greatly relieves, and large number Of these unfur
Inmates IL for the relief il affords the
For s-Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoars-
ness, affection of the throat lungs you
use M thing more reliable.
by ARTHUR NATIANS, Druggist,
m1-tr Corner ID aud streets northwest.
Ratchelor,s Hair Dye IL The best in the world;
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints, disappointment, harmless reliable nsts',
Bord street, New York. fSeoly
Clergyman, while residing In South America,
a. missionary, discovered Q safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful aud
vicious habits. Great nambers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted By q desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel De
for preparing and using this medicine, in . sealed
Address, JOSEPH +. MMAN,'
Station. d, Bible Mouse,
nar1H New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

The TOTAL VOTE for COngresmen in New
republican,. 12,096; Hubbard, democrat, II, %;
scattering, 40; Small's plurality, 373. Second
district, Pike, 1874; Bell 1916; scattering,
2s9; Pixies plurality, g. Third district, Griffin,
10, H5; Parker, 0,605; scattering, SIS; ParkerS
plurality, 80. The democrats claim the cleo
tion Of Bell in the second district by a few
votes, and the Official count will be necessary to
decide il. - -
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"A schooner sank.

NORFOLK, Va, March G.-The steamer Old
Dominion yesterday afternoon six miles r.. s.
Z. of Smiths Island fen in with the schooner
Ada NJ. Dyer in a sinking condition. The
Dyer was taken in tow for Hampton Roads. hut
sunk when near the tail Of the Shoe in five
fathoms of water. No lives were lost. The
Dyer was from PriBcetown, Mass. She cleared
for Hampton Roads yesterday morning with a
cargo Of oysters. The vessel and cargo were
valued at Sl5OOg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

VIEWS OF CoLoRED REPUBLICANS IN New
ORLEANs-A large meeting OF prominent col
ored republicans was held in New Orleans Tues
day night, and adopted resolutions endorsing
Judge Durrell, Senator Morton, the New Or
leans Republican, the Kellogg state govern
ment and President Grant, and declaring hat
ton has been weakened, because they have fg-
nored their constituents in the distribution of
patronage. The resolutions also compliment
Pinchback. and point to him rs one of the few
Congressman from Louisiana whose skirts are
free from suspicion of fraud. They declare
that in New Orleans alone tire coIored popnla-
ton exceed the white republicans throughout
the state, and they should be considered in the
dispeDsation of patronage, at least equally with
their white friends, whose utilization with the
party in many cases is bounded BY official pros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

TIE PRESIDENT AND FAMILY GOING tt
NEW YoRx.-The President, accompanied BY
Mrs. Grant and Miss Nellie, viii leave for New
York tonight, to be absent several DAYS. Tn,
visit is private and not an Official one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

EX-REPREsENTATIvE GILFILLAN Is in tow
to be present at the inspection of the charred
remnants OF the money which Anderson, the
insane cashier at Franklin, Pa, attempted TO
destroy by burning week or two ago. Should
the day be fair, the work of Identification will
commence tomorrow. Mr.. Lambertson, the
owner Of the bank, is Mr.. Gilfllan's father-in-
law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
The General Railroad Bin I'm Jer~e,

TRENToN, March 1.-THE senate disagreed
to the house amendments 10 the general railroad
bill. In the house the anne md ments were cor,
rectea, properly engrossed and referred To the
committee that reported the amendments.
The senate also appointed committee of eon-
ference.
Second Dispatch.l
TEENroN, March T-The senate has adj
5oufned till Monday, some members OF the
house allege, in order to protract the action on
the general railroad bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

The LEGAL TENDERS i'm circulation at the
close of business hours at the Treasury to-da,
amounted to s35s ,4s6 ,69o-aredaction Of $50, ~
since YESTERDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

STRANGE MURDER CASE IN TENNESSEE
Mrs. Housden, widow, aged sixty, living nine
miles south OF Nashville, Tenn, was taken from
her bed last Sunday night by unknown persons,
carried to scahold erected for dressing hogs
from tracks discovered, that the deed was COM
mitted by two men, but the motive for it cannot
be SurmiSed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

TIE Abony Erenisao Journal announces that
Congressman w. w. Wheeler, of New York, has
refused his back pay He drew the money, in
vested il in U. S. bonds and then cancelled the
honda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
How They Do An Delaware I'm lhe
Nineteenth Century,

DONFR, Dill, March Wv. s. Pride cor.
respondent OF the Wilmington Every Evening
has been expelled from the house of represents
tiyes, 10y a large vote, for eriticising certain
measures before the legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
A RseaHer Ranl

CrNCrNNANI, March, G.-The steamer Oar
danell was sunk Tuesday at Mills bend, Ina the
Arkansas river. She belonged to the Memprs
and Arkansas River Packet Company, an. wss
worth sic 600,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

Hon. Power LIE PoER TRENCH, of the British
Legation, was in New York yesterday on hi.
way to this city, after n visit to h na i've land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

EXCHANGE AND REDEMPTION OF COPPER
BRONZE AND NICKEL COINS UNDER THE NEW
MINT LAw-Circular instructions for the ex-
change and redemption, after April 4, 1873, in
sums OF not less than S20 or its multiple of all
Old copper, bronze and copper nickel coins
heretofore authorized by law, have been issued
by the Treasury Department. The provide for
the exchange, at par, at the mint i'm Phila-
delphia, of all such coins in the sums specified
for the new minor coins authorized by the six
teentb section of the coinage act of 1873, and
for their redemption in lawful money in similar
sumo ct the mint and by all assistant treasurers
and designated depositarieso of the United States;
and the currency paid therefor to be borne by
the party sending 1t, and that on the new coin
by the United States.