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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18


English Minister Of Foreign Relations and the
Mexican government in regard to incursons into
Belize from Mexican territory. The English letter
was delivered at Vera Cruz by an English war
vessel
THE BRITISH DESPATCH.
Mr. MrSlsTER-As diplomatic relations between Great
% to the hone e
@ so ou Snd h i
now very painful sensation ii ali England. hardly
r IN 70 sa ane to h
OF Honduras The circumstances of the last ncurson
@oTnps 1he Isl Of sepiemSeT las attack made
os Of Ma % e
10 200 in number, coming IRON Mexican territory and
% e of hs
not been for the great bravery OF the guard the police
been sacked the English nhSSants and
hs s xas Ss4
ave O'Clock the afternoon the Indians had 70 retire
iva done sTsatina5 70 s wen PROPERTY Ths
rs Two .oss wt sns s
wounded eight severely countryinan named Con,
and about twenty-fye or thirty countrymen wounded
Ing the Mayors the police m and the officers
greater less extent robbed and most Of he inhabants
IN this ,an 'ss q
c4rsions must be seregs in their eiectnpon the pros
This attack was made by band of marauders subjects
Of Mexico proceeding from Mexican territory atNt
headed by person who, IL is believed is employed ~
The Of Mexican state The ea.ass after
and thus protected against the consequences of
their crime. This is not the only such
an ncurslon occurred in 1870 and the colony has no
lacks at any moment Her Majesty's government con
sders that has the right to address itself to the Me-
to the end that II may compensate in
suitable manner the losses resulting from these attacks
and that may take steps to punish the deinQuents 1t
has also the right to expect that the Mexican
ment will take measures to prevent in future such in
cursions upon British territory.
1t would be intoerabe to permit band of marauders
70 the frontier, and after plundering British
colony and ssassiAang several Of its inhabitants TO
retreat to Mexican territory and there without fear of
being chassed, be left free to organize ncursions
against peaceful neghbors IT, as Her Majesty believes,
the OF the facts forth be weak
cned in their principal points the of Her
Majesty trusts that the Justice of Its demand in this affair
will call forth the prompt attention OF the Mexican gov
ernnent and that thus IL may be relieved of the
sity which otherwise be called for 1t to into
effect itself to obtain satisfaction
the and security for the future have the honor
70 be- with the greatest Mr. Minister Your
Excellcncy' IS most humble and obcdient servant
GRANVILLE.
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Return of Mr.. j. w. OddIc-YIis State.
unent.

Mr. John W. Oddie, OF the firm of Oddle 4 Austin
arrived in town last night, after an absence since
Thursday night and proceeded to the Aston House.
He received the kilograms recalling him while out
on the beach at Barnegat, where he had gone
shooting and, after crossing to the mainland in an
open boat In gale Of wind, at the risk of his life,
succeeded by dint of hard travelling In reaching
town last evening. He made the following state
ment to q HERALD reporter
al went into partnership with Austin In Decem-
Der last; supposed from his references that he
was gentleman OF perfect integrity; nothing
transpred up to this occnrre nee to occasion me
the least suspicion OF his bad faith; our business
was transacted properly: Austin had charge OF the
office and attended the Exchange; | went away
Thursday nigRt with party Of friends for few
days. duck shooting, near my family residence on
the shore Of New Jersey, near Barnegat; left the
business OF the firm In the charge Of Austin with
the result the public now know, and to my utter
surprise and excessive modification; | know O.
no reason for Austn's conduct he did not appear
10 be extravagant, and his conduct has completely
stunned me; got word OF the aiiair Monday morn
ing, when the kilograms OF saturday reached me,
and ca me post haste shall be at the ofIce OF
the firm In the morning TO transact such business
as may arise in connection with the unhappy
patteTW
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MIsCELLAN EOUS.

4 RsOI,UTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different states legal everywhere publicity;
state FREDERICK l. KING,
Counsellor at-Law, 1863 Broadway
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN.
IA different States, without scandal; descruon, Acs
sufficient cauS no charge until divorce granted; ad.
yiceGee, NJ. HOUSE AttoEpeya IA HroAdMays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
N. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerumssre II.
Open rom A. VI to9 r. NJ.
ON sunday from to9 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18
Earl Granville's Despatch of Brit.
iSh Reclamation Against
the Republic.
The Downing Street Letter Delivered
from an English War Vessel.
Indian Incursioas from Mexico on the Queens
Territory at Belize-Ths Crime and Conse-
qy,nces-Presidsnt Lerdos Position in
Reply~What the Mexican People
Say to John Bull-Counter Cases
and Equity Against Red
Tape Diplomacy.

CITY OF MEXICO, March /, 1873.
The following is the correspondence between the
English Minister Of Foreign Relations and the
Mexican government in regard to incursions into
Belize from Mexican territory. The English letter
was delivered at Vera Cruz by an English war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

fEanI.EE TORNADO occurred I'm M,..;.-
sRpa, neas Csneon. on Friday night last: trees.
On vere killed, and from fifteen to trent -
zx Ssec; xnnty building were destroyeds an
e sx non the interior says the los Of ,;sa
says about dozen houses we're A esss, = &C kson
s1.S vas Killed, ONE lady fatally hurt 40 ohe
NUMBER OF other persons wers seriously /, ; sna
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In THE ERIE INvKsrIeATIoN In New York
yesterday, General A. 8. Dixon testified that he
was told that five or six Senators received
$4,000 each. The only money witness paid was
to Van Nichttn s. Barber.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present seyere seasep


mas thoroughly tested the virtues OF Mrs. Jones'
Cough acknowledgements Of bottles having been
useo with certain Its trial has been most
thorough. mere cold or cough or the most aggra-
vseed cases IL has cured with equal 1t is
not Objectionable to the taste and therefore be
readily used for children and who object to
pausesting mixtures, particularly as ITS doses are
small and every dose contains the germ of ulti-
mate cure. It's value in advanced cases or those
yerglng consumption must not be underestimated.
Many such it has entirely cured, even cases of &C
knowledged consumption. While II does not cure, it
greatly relieves and large number Of these unfor
Inmates IL for the great relief il affords them.
For Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
MESS, any affection Of the throat lungs you
use nothing more reliable.
Prices-lsrge size, 81; small, 50 cts. For sale only
by ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
m12-tr Corner ID and d streets northwest.
Card.
clergyman, while residing In South America,
= missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful and
Vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured BY
this noble remedy. Prompted by desiIe to benefit
the afhicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in Q sealed
envelope, to any one who needs it, Free az Chaygs.
Address, JOSEPH +. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
marz-y New York City.
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Thursday, April 7th, and as the state h nearly
evenly balanced, the result win be anticipoted
with interest by the politicians. Tho campaien
has not been An ecttve one, and full vote d
Henry p. Haven, republican, and Charles Il.
Ingersoll, democrat -Four members Of ConSreeG
are to be chosen, the four members Of the -
for reelection-Hawley, Kellogg and Snrk-
weather, republicans, and BarSum, democrat
Ex-Govesnor English b the demOcratic candi-
date against KELLOGG. -
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1ell PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
101l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
I'HE RAPIDIrY 44S SR EEA A WITH WHO

are removed and the feet relieved, II Ailing, from
hshment, $50 lsth street, opposite the Treasury 10
quite surprising to Iersons unaccustomed 20 his
the old time practice Of tearing Oh ingrowing
nall Q! laneing deep into the bunion, distres.ingy
painful method, and one which obliged the sufferer
10 90 shoelesa, and Sometimes crutckes for weeks
Or months, and no doubt tended TO shorten life, II
Whites operations are frequently borne By childrsn
without Complaint: there IL little pain, no loss
treatment, even to extrene easss, effects perfect
are liable 10 come occasionally with even The BET
ftins shoes, and indn.srious Ier.on. think there
economy Of time, comfort, and health in an occs-
a.ona visit 70 the ChroDodist: and Il y veil known
1sct that thou:ands q lersons many q then thoss
far and Visit Dr.. Whites Bsfablishment, 10
many Of vhoa DR.. white has unsolicitsd Dsgmission
10 rSfer. f9-tr
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IN. y. Star,

The hanging Of Foster seems to have pro-
duced . good effect. We have had no murder
in some time, and even the expected number of
brawls and rows hes been lessened.
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An IxHUNAN FATH1R.--Daniel 8. Marsh.
living In Charlestown, Mas, wns axrosted ycs-
terdsy, charged with the murder Of his son,
ing him from the FitchbsFg railroad bridge.
He has confessed the deed, nd the manner III
which he committed Il =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE will leave Washing
ington for Richmond in q few days, for the pur-
pose of holding court in that circuit.
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~eAty-three Cooaaes DroUDeA.
NV YoRK, April l--Twenty-thre coolies
we're drowned In the harbor Of Yokohama by
the capeixing Of q small boat belonging 70 the
Facfoc Mall company. February I.
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THEIRS has received N invitation from the
Emperor Of Austria TO atteod the vienna exhi-
bition. Senior OlOxags, Spanish ambasaador to
Paris, while playing billiards With his eecrotnry
yesterday was aecidently struck in The eve With
cue, and received injuries wAich may result
In loss Of sight.
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THE CARlIsTs DEFEATED BY. GOVERNMENT
TROOPS.
MADEID, April IA force of Carlists under
the command of the Chieftain Cucula made an
attack on Nenaroz, Province of Casteiloi de Ia
Plana, yesterday. After n short contest The
insurgents were defeated by the republican
troops and fed In disorder from before the
town. Additional achievements for the
Spanish troops i'm Cuba were sent TO that island
bv the steamer which sailed from Cadiz tor
Havana yesterday.
DISORDERS IN BARCELONA.
Notwithstanding the efforts OF the author.-
tts OF Barcelona TO preserve the peace i'm IN at
city, disorders have occurred. The populace,
enraged At the burning OF Berga, and other
outrageous acts Of the Carlists, attacked several
Catholic churches and seriously damaged the
sacred edifices.
THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS IN CHINA.
LONDON. April IA dispatch from Shanghai
announces the arrival in that city OF the Grand
Duke Alexis.
TIE DANISH MINISTRY.
CorENHAGKN, April 1.-The Falkething, the
lower house Of the Rigsdad, has passed a vote
declaring want Of confidence i'm the Danish
ministry.
PLIGHT OF SPANISH VICE consul.
PARIS, April 1.-The Spanish vice consul has
absconded, leaving a deficit i'm his accounts 20
the amount Of u, 600 francs.
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Ihness or IA. ne Lace.

PHILADELPHIA, April MADAME Lueea,
the prima donna, IL detained I'm fs.ss city hy
serious illness at the Colonnade Hou.l
tSecond Dispatch.l
not so ILL AS REPoRTEp.
PHrLADELPHIA, April 1.-Pauline Lucca -
not SO i'll as reported, and was able 10 leave Tor
Baltimore by the noon train.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

'oNCERT b THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SING.
- ING s9CsETI Of the MT. VERNON PLACE
streets, Anil 3, 1873. "
Admission, adults, 50 cents; children, IS cenrs.
Tfokets can be obtained at + A. STEERS Book
store, No. 1921 r street, and at the door of the
church. al-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

TWENTY-FIVE NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS, in
various parts of the country, were authorized
at the last session Of Congress.
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NJ ARLINGTON THEATER COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street, south Pennsyl ania avenue }
(AdJoiniDg the rear Of Harvey's Restaurant
Engagement Of the only Original and Veritallle
LEyANTINE BROTHERS.
The original John c. Lev antne and Brother. Two
other parties travelling under their hard earned name
were formerly pupils Of the above performers. En-
gagement of the Charming Serio-cOmc Vocalist,
CARRIE LAyARNIE.
Great Success of the Versatile Artists,
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
Our usual great company two grand bailets, a SUI
peTb ollO. A great sensation drama,
THE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
~ SPECIAL NOTlCE.-0n THURSDAY,
April 8, the Management take pleasure in Junc
ing the of the great spectacular ballet
IN three scenes, entitled THE CAPTIVE, or TIL e
BIRD CAGE OF EDEN, produced after elaborate
preparation; and at cost Of Sl,5oo Gorgeous
Scenery, Magnificent Properties, Character and
Costly Costumes &C, and with new Ballet Troupe.
DICK PARKER, OTTO BURBANK, JAMES
DOUGLASS, and our Mammoth Troupe of Forty
Star Artists.
~ On MONDAY, April Z, will appear the "Oofty
Goofy Combination in the greatest of modern SEN
satiOns, "YACUP,' Just concluded highly success
fnl engagement at the Holiday -street Theater, Bal
tIs4ore. sl3l
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The New York City Charter.

ALBANY, April LIN the Senate to-day an
amendment TO the New York charter giving n I
mayor power TO make all appointments ami
providing for the continuance in Office OF the
counsel Of the corporation, president of IN,
board OF police, commissioner of public works
ana president Of public parks was carried A
motion TO retain Controller Green Has reiecfed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

JOHN SAUL
Respectfully calls the attention Of the public TO his
extensive assortment Of GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS. which are this season Of the finest quality.
fL0WfR SEEDS, embracing eli the novelties
from England and the Contiueut
The FRUIT IBBBSare vigorous and veil crown,
consisting q Pears standard and Dwarf, Plum,
Cherry Apricot, Neetarine, &C.
Delaware, Concord and all the other celebrated
GRAPES, STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIfs
BLACkBkBR<ks, &C RRANrS, 0OOsEHER-
SHADE TREES, EvERGRERNs. ROsps
HIUHS and other bedding piants, with everyfhin.
M TO the Nursery Business all q modersfs
pricee JOHN SAUL, Sal 7th street,
MIL sws Opposite @. g. Patent Once
uEArfXG AND COOKING.
IL would be well for House-owners. Architects and
Builder. 90 hear in mind that the ~ MPfRE -
HEATING RANGE" IL the only one In mar
ket thai will thoroughly heat rooms above in -
winter and vertiiete In summer. and at theS&
came time do the ordinary cooking Of small or large
H. I. GREGORY,
nnZ-lw 634 Pennsylya nia avenue.
LIRE EXTINGUlsHERS.
il For sale BY
ALEX. r SHEPHERD CO.,
nSeoA 9lV PeLnsy ~ ania avenue.
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general Of Rarcclona, has resigned, and Cen
eral yilarde n gssettsd - his sacooaor. III 4.
expected that Catalonia yin seon Be ooclsred
Of daily occurfehcS IN Ssscelepa, The b1ruins
Of the churches and msnoaorp Nh .~<sun ars
thrnnfened. Tea thousand 49, ...s. 80
ma %sn e ssSss |. e ely q sssa, bit re-
cusesns e9cefs, nof Vim thev ~ csnene
veylnG soho1es0 20 other ncin1s oon-
ESst: Lacy provide fsr 6sssslvS - ss.,. !.
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JOHN OBRIEN'S
Great Travelling Werld's Fair.
kEEkGERIE. CIRCUS, CARAVAN. AND MUSEUM,
UNDER 81. MONSTER TENTS,
WILL EXHIBIT
SIXTH STREET LOT,
Commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 14TH,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
LOOKOUT FOR TUE gioS TWO MILE PROCESS
FIFTY CAGES OF WILD ANIMALS AND Gu
RlOSlTIES.
THE TWO SEPARATE BANDS OF MUSIC IN
GOLDEN CHARIOrS.
THE FOUR TON RHINoCEROs.
Admission. only 2s cents, tno half price to
the elk distinct exhibitions in separate tents.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY.
AT 10 A. NJ, 2 p. NJ. AND 7P. Nh
two performances, in the Afternoon at and Even
WHITNEY, Gent Director.
SEVENTH ANNUAL TOUR
LARGEST EXHIBITION In TIE WORLD!
Great FOrepaugh Show
viii Exhibit at
WASHING TON FOUR DAYS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, THCRsDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY,
APRIL =, 3, Z AND 5,
ON THE sIxTH-srREEr LOT,
Afternoon and Evening.
ADAM FOREPAUGHS
FIVE ENORMOUS SHOWS,
Under
FIVE MAMMOTH TENTS,
Consisting of
TWO ENORMOUS MENAGERIES,
Under Two Vast Tents;
TWO COLOSSAL MUSEUMS,
Under Two Mammoth Tents;
AND GIGANTIC
DOUBLE CIRCUS,
Under Huge Double Tent-ive tents in all, and
%I,ien Sa.9ss a. cost
100 RARE WILD BEASTS
And Beautiful Birds,
10000 WONDERFUL CURI0SITIESl
Requiring a working force Of
1000 MEN AND HORSEsl
The Circus contains more and
BETTER PERFORMERS
than any eve circuses in the world.
THE GRAND PROcESSIONl
Behold the
so GORGEOUS GOLDEN CAGES
opened Dens, sssia:ry, and one mile Of bril-.
liantly orpamented Cages, Chariots and
rs sr there: rsdac.ion: q si...s: IL Sstur:i His
+
R. s. pINcEss, General Direes Ss: l0; @ssss:
A GRAND CONCERT, under the direction Of >.
"A d. TRACY, Esq, viii be given
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April .. 1879,
Fl ' .sIsl lumber o .s .ns
.slsstss s.o% the best :stsur talent IL tSs city
o.aSss:'| o. z! .ss.::: 81: I.;sss!...
". sly nARkkfrER.s, f'rH D.
To- sss n 1s: $40 S:ts "a a shs
xi:o, isIss.s sOsE R.S<I as6siRs., WiHds.
e: sa rsiSsi n 4. fssssi c'''' md 1'
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Bx1T,.5H ArrnAIsn OF CUsroxs A.,
- 1c1s,-Col 3. =. Annsru,S s.rr-ss., ~ ~
he esessssr se Y =: =: -. y
49, q ssFcEs sSis 4 - - q rs 49,
1Sss;" The easetee - . IT. skepssss
The pesitiSkSS navsi 80, xse g
nat Col. Andesson v6i 6s1iers. ~. 0ssrSs
80 C.sse, &c present chtsf cfsrk, . fks ss1lst-
IL sPPraaser, the duties q which he uili enter.
49, = once. Ihis If In acoordanoe Mo prac-
-. c,vu service reform. Gen. King enters
49, s sne cgt'es Of HE ncv position to-dAy.-
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INTERNAL REvENUE.eThe receipts from this
source to-day were s1s7 ,2ss39.
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NEW DIRK, April f.-Advices from the Tinted
States Darien exploring expedition 20 March
10Th represent the health OF the officers and
men good, and satisfactory progress g. being
made. Everything 80 far seems 20 point towsrds
the valley Of the Napipi as possessing all tie
qualifications requisite Tor the canal.
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NOT RFsIeNED.--TheP President says there Is
no truth in the statement that Minister Ban
croft has resigned.
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The General RaiIroo1 ~.
TRENTON, April 1T .s..,..,,,,
has passed both hous kenets, rslue.a OIL
governor to-day ana WIN be sent 20 the
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New YORK, April LA Richmond dl<nat.h
says the owners were yesterday notified from
Mashlneten that the general government has
PIED mont road a. Confederate properfv one
and half million dollars was involved in Tie
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Gen. Ducrof,. slpinion.

New YORK, April l.-General Dacrot, who
commanded at Sedan and Paris during the
siege, recently stated 10 a correspondent I'm
Paris that the republic was Q failure The
only safety for France was the restoration OF a
monarchy or an empire; that she must fight
again, and that, In his opinion, Theirs would
attempt to prolong his term till his death.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOUR MIG hts ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, MARCH 81, and MATT
NEE WEDNRSBAY, at2p.
ROMoLI BROrHE Frs, Great Moral Exhibition
Of the Nineteenth Century,
MILLIONS PARADISE LOST!
From the original designs of Gustaye Dore. The
only complete representation Of the subject ever
before offered FOR public exhibition,
COMPRISING UPWARD OF 100 GORGEOUS
TABLEAUXl
Aecission, 80 cents; children, Is cents.
Doors open at O'Clock; performance commences
n s p m. al-3t
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LIEUT.. WIN. s. CowLEs, U. s. N, has been
detached from the Constellation, at Annapolis,
an placed on waiting orders
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HOTELS.

HOWARD HOUSE, Come 6th street and Pensa.
II are, WashfaTfos, ID. e., L. WOODS, Propr,
has Just undergone a series Of elegant improv q.
nents, having been thoroughly renovated an ~.
the most desirable Hotels in Washington. WV u
II. ID. Howard, late proprietor, retains .ntsre.,
in the Hotel where he will be pleased to ~ "a
friends and former patrons, PROMISING them irst.
month. u, - pof
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GHNERAL EMPLOYMENr OFyICB.-An Per.
s. ;S 20 81, i. = e Rene.e sssycS yt g
$3.50 Q md B a., vhsss tbstT order! = ilDi
Wc0yoU lnbl1-lys
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AC1cuolOIc IL u88 Ocen most QImcult Tor
ladies-strangers in New York-to obtain a
glimpse Of really grand toilettes, the latest In
design. color, combination, and material. The
only course open to them, was 10 visit large e.
tablishments where they saw masses Of hetero-
genous costumes on exhibition, select the least
Objectionable. or buy material, and entrust ii
TO Providence and . strange dreamaker, with
out any certain knowledge upon which TO base
mechanical accuracy-with which she per-
formed her task. This di6aculty Il now olivia
ted b. s'dreo reception" which IL held d..
In the drea-makt1g department o. A. ~
TayoI'e large establ!shment, Or ..na Ma. sSa =
e By Worth In pAris. Ia onAof msfs1s,. ~
cnieesl rooms, ret apart fog the purDoss. seve.
g eight elegant toilettes Of different sfvlss 80
oay on exhibition, the latest In sfyIe M re,es,
epectnens a. high art In form. color "a -. -
raneenent. In addition 10 these srs ssm nm A.
sssrcIeed N different shsdes, eolcrs and ma.
tesse, and plninly labelled, @ that ls1ie. q.
sesect fron ten tie fabrics Of which fhev -.
ase ne eoseane 70 Be composed. POM ~
~ ~ eteenoanco, and the can IL nsds ~
SSoS - 80 upon friend. No ouoetions
,a.sseas eno No patronage b solicieed. Tine
nnineay on4 Al other departments Of the
~ - modelled senethfne upon the me
R.sn. ma owe much Of their p0puisr chSrscter
20c eplsit And enterprise OF NJ. John w.
- anms ne superintendent, Who uu6ersf Ans
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTkD-The President has
accepted the resignation of Second Lieutenant
Edward s. Holden, of the Engineer corps, to
take effect March 2Sth.
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ten letter to President Hinckley, of the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
stating that he win be happy to be present
whenever the representatives of the railroad
companies, which demand an increase of nav
for the transportation of mails, have an inter-
view with the Senate committee on Transports
ton. The latter committee had a meeting at
bers were present but Senators Davis, of West
Virginia, and Sherman, Of Ohio. The session
lasted about an hour, during which the mem
bers had fun Interchange of views Is to the
scope of their operations between now and the
next meeting OF Congress. Postmaster General
Creswell claims that the government has abso-
lutte power In the regulation Of the transmission
Of the mails.