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PERSONAL.

NOTICK-ALL PERSONS HAVING UHPAID
BILLS at Donohoe's Restaurant will call and
pay the same BY April ID. II not paid BY that date
Restaurant. A and 9th streets southeast, Capitol
Hill. N. B-A large BRICK HOUSE for sale.
Enquire on the premises. mar7l-3t'
TO persons WHO HOLD TAX TITLES
i The undersigned is prepared, for the heirs of
PANEL OARR0LL, of Burlington, at q fair valu-
alton, to give quit claims on any prop -rty where
they hold the title In equity. TH0S. e. WAGGA-
NAB, 519 Uh street. lRep1 marl66t
MADAME FLUkENOE, ths Celebrated CYaiYUoy.
Nl ant, is unequalled in testing the past, present
and future of your life, in causing speedy marriages,
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
her ady is invaluable. She gives universal
satisfaction; none regret consulting her. Sat
isfaction given pay. Gan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. Sl3 4th street northwest. mari I'm
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
"A C0URTe Of different States for dessrtion, 80.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address NJ. HOUSE, Attorney. 1874
Broadway, N. Y. decl-6m-
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First Gun for the Memorislists-the defeat of
the appropriation Of $4,000 for the bridge
across the Anacostis- The note-shsyers among
them, who thrive when business is dull and
money scarce, will no doubt exult, but those of
the memorialists who are engaged in legitimate
business which brings them in sympathy with
the mass Of the community will hardly laugh
with any great heartiness, we suspect, over the
career Of the appropriation defeating ball they
have set in motion.
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BOARDING.

DOABDIHG.-One Furnished Room, suitable
ID for two persons, with BOARD. Price S45 per
month for two. Single room ca. Modern con-
veniences. Pleasant location for the summer. no.
l43S Corcoran street. msr72 ST.
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An Honorable Withdrawal.

ItisweII known that several of the gentlemen
vho sieped the memorial presented to the SEN
ate by Mr.. Thurman have expressed dissstisfac-
ton with the POSITION they had been drawn into,
and have utterly disavowed any connection
with the recent proceedings, ostensibly In their
behalf, before the Congressional Committee
The sieDeTs to this memorial we're as follows:
John b. Csgett, Jesse Wilson,
Nv. CorcOran, Charles Edmonston,
George w. Riggs, s. j. Bowen,
b l.. jackson, James Adams,
William Ii. jackson, :. Norment
Charles Stott, Benjamin Bssu,
William Gunton, w. II. Clayett,
John Purdy, A. f. Perry,
j. Van Riswick, G.E Kirk
Marshall Brown, Samuel Fowler,
John u. Kendall, Henry Thern
HoIatiO y. Easily, Charles NJ. Matthews,
y. w. Kennedy < Co., Francis wheatley,
Joseph b. BRYAN, b. Msckall, jr.
Some Of these gentlemen have within the
last week declared their purpose to withdraw
their names from the memorial; finding that
they were being used for mischievous purposes,
and to the serious injury of the city and its
business One OF them, Mr.. PUrdy. an old cti-
zen of high character, and one Of the largest
real estate owners in the list, has taken that
manly and hOnOrab e course, As will be seen by
his letter to the Investigating Comnitree, pub
lshed elsewhere. He says that, feeling some
what nettled at the amount Of his taxes, he put
his name to the memorial without reflection,
but that in turning the matter over in his mind
be cannot fix upon a single act of the present
Board OF Public Works that had ANYTHING
morally wrong in it. Therefore, as an act of
justice to himself as well as to the gentlemen
whose conduct is impu yned, he asks to have HIS
name erased from the memorial. 1t is TO be
hoped that the other memOriaIis.s indicated,
who signed hastily and now see their mistake,
will not be deferred from withdr awning their
names by any false delicscy towards those who
misled them
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W. Ae6kN u ANU oAll6.
EoR RRNI-rve nv BRIoK HousEs. d.
s:s:i:;::: 81. sSss iSSs:S 81:
Eon sALESIlesast b.kLLINe HOUSE,
modern sSro,s@sais: one s' ss.sis se ar sss
Eli ss .sf s ssSs srss.. :. SOS
For sALI-pwELLISss.
BRICKS.
n, between 9th and loth. northwest, sls 90.
rr.nklia square, sif eoe; Do, sll-so.
Ccreoran 81 bet 18th and Isth, i've. each $500
street northwest, ten rooms, r4-f.et- ANN
pefrce. street, seven rooms, { $500
St northwest TR Avs; sis"' and $500
six, new, Sd street northwest, each s;scS.
81. northeast, 8 rooms. i.rs. lot, cheap, slzsO.
SIS III ave and sh'.s
i rs2 T. ,Sh ne5;hsss, ys si,s
Sewer and improvement Taxes paid on the most
Apply 70 WIN, L. BRAMHALL CO.,
Rel Estate and Insurance Agents,
m.rl," to9 as .I r:sas nss
EoB sALE-o0TrAGE IIas T street, con.
,, asins az rooms summer Kite ben and shed, let
mon,hly payments. Apply next door msrii eos,s
EoR sALk-seversI tne HOUSES in Grant
Place, STA 90 and slO.bOO
besutiful HOUSE on Oorcorsn street, south
zoe size, es,oo. Several en- the north side for
Nc. isos s,h street, e. $500.
=. fine HOUSE on p street, between 3 h and 10th.
Three fine HOUSES on Rhode Island .v.,na-
betseen 9th and 10th, Of 81 SEQ One same block
No. 4SI street at $500, and /. large list Of
property at all prices. 4. J. SWIFT,
MARLIN 5ll Tth street.
E0R RKNT-HOUSE lO24 9th street, 10 rooms,
y Ras ard water, See per month. Inquire W, q,
JOHEsOS, us 18th street DIV. mari In
LOB sALE-AE EXOELLkHT FARM, t0s
y acres, in Charles City county, Va, Is miles
from Richmond; on James river. Great bargain.
Will exchange for city property.
BoBT. A. PHILLIPS,
nsT4lm Real Estste Broker, 6l3 18Th street
HOE sALE-At q bargain, one OF those nice
Il HOUSES in Duddington Place, No. 232 LIST
sIeet southeast, half square frsm street cars,
tanning y rooms, bath room, water, s>s, aud La
trooes. Apply TO A. M. SMITH No. $50 street
noIthNet marS-lm
EoR saLE-A delIg htfm OUUNTkY HOMH,H
Il acree, house and improvements good, and
northwest Of Hy atsville; fine variety OF fruit ten
minutes walk 20 the Blsdensburg depst, where rs
trains stop daily. Photograph Cf house can be seen
and terms given by applying 20 b. II. srINE-
METZ, 1887 Pennsyfvaoia avenue. mars In
LOB RENT-A three-stOry BIZ IOK HOUSE with
Il ten rooms, containing all modern I'm proven euts;
TENT 200 per month Situated on lith street, bet
NJ and \ northwest. Inquire az 1908 M street
northwest. feb7-2m
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We are reminded by a note from Col. Adolf
Sutro that We have not called attention to his
lecture tonight at Wizards Hall. The note
has dainty little vignetts printed in appropri-
ate silver leaf, representing sturdy SON of toll
pegging away with picksX. While doing 80
be gaily remarks, " Labor omnia vincit;" which
seems very good motto indeed for Mr.. Sutro,
who Is the most interchangeable, enterprising and
eloquent, as well as the handomest of men.
His lecture to- night on the famous tunnel iden-
tiled with his name, and on mines and mining
generally, cannst fail to be interesting. We
must not forget to add that he specially invites
the attendance of the press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-23

One OF the most hesrtless acts of cruelty we
remember to have heard of for some time has
been brought to light through the recent devel-
opments in relation TO the charges against Com
missioner Baker, of the Pension Office. The
Commissioner in his reply to the charges says
the only drones in his hive were Mrs. Barnard
and one X. j. Hinton, both Of whom for a long
time held sinecures. And now steps to tn front
Mr. Hinton, and under the solemuIty OF an
oath, admits that he did no d said sinecure but
not for quite 20 long period as Cen. Baker
states; that he was forced into it against his
own judgment and inclinstion;" that be did not
then and does not now believe IN such method
OF compensation" (for political seryices); In fact
that the whole thing was a conspiracy and that
ne has reason to believe that the arch con-
spirators in this case were the Secretary
OF the Interior, Hon. j. NJ. Edmunds, Senator
Chandler and ex-senator Harlan. "Thev are
willing to take the responsibility of that act-a
responsibility which belongs to them and "A d to
deponent," says this innocent victim Of a sim
ecure, and crying, Save me from my friends"
forthwith washes his bands of the whole trans
Action. The cruel heartlessness OF the thing is
that the poor fellow should have been COM
PEELED to draw his salary month after month
without performing any service whatever, while
=" his duty to the public as a journalist REQUIRED
be should send forth" long and earnest letters
protesting against similar abuses in the civil
service. Where, o, where was Gatchel?
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

M 1A0S1S AN OOAhAh o4Oh6s
AMONG THENEg GOODS CONSTANT
Ak FHEtSwf wibt So BE EG GED "a
ling; Tueks . e.. Embroidery, Pufiss and Im-
Ladies Ladies, Tucked and Rafiied Skirts, 81
Ladies Drawers, Tucks Ruffie, 500.
Long and Short Gowns, 81.
Fine Linen Turn Down.
6for 81.
SilverbeI g. Metropolitan Dollar Store
Pencils, $50; pc, dozen, warranted.
Bohemian Glass Toilet ssts,s pieces in new styles.
Ess Tssn 81, C5i s.s spi t.
french ss Gh Sn se sf bi. sss sse '''
Bohemian Glass Vases, lowered and gilt, fine, q
Beautiful Boauet Holders, soc.
iIian'; On BASKETS, q.
Work Stands, Market Baskets, travelling Baskets,
Fine WIN Eied.e. or Plaid so.rf.. 500.
Splendid hair Brushes, sOc. and 81;
Eefet:. Tossl.Tseis Carved and aiit sict1rs
rl ks, Bss xocd III 6b: e i.rs. size. g.
Bes; Dominoes, o..
EEi:.'ss c:! %::s: :: "a s s Book. &c. to g.
Rse, Hair Switches for Ceronet Braids, q.
4, s!se. ess.SssoI 9s,y vi1sS ". q per Dozen
The, mometefs, warranted sos.
AID q thovsand ofhev articles. any of trhfch
you tciu savs from Is to 5oe on tie doilor bv buy
iHg thsm at
SILVER 1R0'9
Metropolitan Dollar Store,
3lY sIvEHrH STRICT,
marls r NlAl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
May D9T0ORe, EsRbslssW q NaSlvoI Fio10s.
Avn 611 street. n0Ethyest,
ksfersnees;-Nfs. General eheeman, Don Psdm
Ileury, o. !: etan.S.ry. In. Hon. John Oeyo1s,
isdane Garcia, Iii. p: o. Oex. m. Gsless1
HsKandsf, nn. GENERAL Wslbrtdgs. oeeii-iy
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A correspondent Of the Baltimore Ga.sa.
submits, in view of the recent appointment of
Ex-Governor Graham, of North Carolina. aud
Judge Jere. s. Black, OF Pennsylvania, to ad-
just the boundary line between Virginia aud
Maryland, that such action Is too prscipitate,
from the fact that the SD clause OF the 10th
section Of the LIST article Of the federal consti-
tuition expressly provides that emo state shall,
without the consent of Congress, enter into any
agreement or compact with any other state"
The Gazstte does not believe, however, this pro-
vision applicable in the present case, because
Congress did not establish the line between
Maryland and Virginia, but it was fixed by
their respective charters during the earlier CO.
lonisl period, and therefore the right Of eminent
domain is in them exclusively.
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Our neishboring city, Alexandria, vsunteth
ltsen and Is much pulled up because II is TO
lave brand new iron furnace and ship yard.
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- II. RYAN & CO.,
H. GkHERAL BROKIRS &AUOTIUNEERS,
323 Seventh Street,
FEDERAL Buildings, opposite p. o. Department.
TO parties desiring to buy or sell Real Estate,
facilities We give the highest market price for all
Glasses OF District Of Columbia securities and pay
SPECIAL taxes At the lowest possible rates.
We give special attention TO negoti sting Loans
and placing money Judlciously and safely on Real
Estate, worth double the amount loaned, without
cost to parties furnishing the funds.
We hope, by prompt and careful attention to the
interests Of our Customers to merit fair share Of
business in our line.
ROB'T II. RYAN. SIDNEY r. AUSTIN
We refer by permission to Hon. Powell Clayton,
q. 3. s.. Hon. B. W. Dorsey, u. 9. g.; Hon John
htZ. Consul General OF Switzerland; O. T. Prentiss
Cashier German American Savings Bank; Col, I'd.
ward Daniels, Editor Richmond State Journal
marl6- I'm
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Lave OAenu new lrOn furnace And q snip yar0.
n$O . F-Tae W GRAND RNCAMP-
~ asn VIII met in special session TO-MOR-
evM Ieesosy ENfSIsG, 81 ~ O'Clock, 20 COO.
eoer the annlversAry celeb and 9TH pecial
onsne.s. M L. b. ALLYN, e. 8,
nShAsOnIO.-A resaIar meeting % KINC
eu1 sOkOnOk,s LODGE, No. a a and N II
A.tNm ke held ct Masonic Temple ON w EDNEl-
DAY kyEuIH q, 6th instant, a o'eleek Eyerv
member IL requested TO be present. By order OF the
nsIsn. JOHN H. PIoxsLL, s.e,,
W i. Gnu sCH viii Dc rented FOR one IL y IA
on MONDAY EvENING next, the Isl inst At 4
O'Clock. Rsp .6Chrou.1 mar7i-3t.
~ HAflONAL eAyINGs BANK, WASH
tS IH0f0H, ID. o., Jaskayy II, 1874 The rate
Of Interest deposifs made in this bank from and
after March LIST, liza, will be
FIVE PRR OBNf. PKR ANNUM,
sd 81 money deposit mp to March LIST, will draw
SIX PEE oBHr. PER ANNUM,
Until July lst sfter which period the interest allow
fIvEPER OIHT. PIR ANHUM,
untH otherviss ordered 80
tnfefess In I'll cases 10 competed ana Allowed for
ianl1-eet IN W. sTICKNIY, P,sssdS.s.
nFPnHICKg INDIAN HAIR RRsfORfR
SY hAS never been known TO fail II frees the
fesf from Dastruf, restores Gray II air 10 It's ma
color, renders Il son and plissle, prevents the
- ron falling out, and yeproduces II when zone
.ss nrsss Hair Dresser known, Ter sais 81 eli
SSs Why
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Members of Congress seem to vote sometimes
on the belief that any kick at the defenceIess
people OF this District will be popular with her
constituents. They do their home people injus-
tice, no doubt, by sttributing to them this mig
gardly, narrow minded feeling toward the cap
ital OF the nation, in which all have a pride.
This fact is attested by the views of the most
enlightened representative press of the country.
thus the Philadelphia Press says OF a recent
vote in the House:
yesterday the House refused to make
meager appropriation of $3.50 900 for a new
bridge over the Eastern branch OF the Potomac
Work which comes under the jurisdiction O
Congress solely, and which was necessary fo-
governmental uses. This looks very much like
cutting on ones nose to spite ones face"
We do not believe that g single home vote will
be gained by any one Of the members who thus
underrste the intelligence, public spirit and
national pride Of their constituents
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsT-An ENVELOPE, containing soma val
IL ustle papers Of no use to any on but myse T.,
pawn ents on the same having been stopped. The
Under will be rewarded by leaving tbs ga ue at my
house, No. 423 Ii street southwe.t.
maIz3 81 DAVID M SMITH
4 OST-A Liver Oolored Pointer GYPPUP with
- gray, ansS ers TO the rame of Rose.
she had on chain collar, with name onSINsS
the plate Tue finder will please return
her to No. Cookies Row, Stoddard street, George
town, or to No. 40 7th street northwest, and re-
ceive areward. mat23-3I
CO. REwARD-A CHILDS GOLD NECK
sYC LAuE AND BLUE LOCKET, supposed 20
have been lost In TIN street car from
avenue to New Iork avenue, or along New York
avenue to No; Ava. Any enc returning it to M.
BENJAMIN SHE KELL,' at the Arlington, will re-
ceiye above reward, maraS-2ts
I OsT-A Brown GIP, cross between a black and
IL tsn and an italian greyhound. An
swers to the name Of Kate. A liberal re- 2x
ward will be given III returned to l2l21
New York avenue northwest. maT2l IT.
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GOODALLS
Playing Cards.
TINE BRSTLTNR CHRlPRGT.

sLkAnsHIPB-Chsapest kind made.
RRRSSAAnnTAe0A CHEAP Common Gard.
DnnSUAApMA ASA Hice Common Gard.
MR3iH iA5-Hine Calico Dacks
ia ~ FAC xsoEs-Ghs.p and Popular, (Pss-
SXIx15iAsEnuchrs Deck) Rxtra Quality
S2LVHL 9ALke-Ons Of the best ards msde
tan fAAHoHs-kxfra Fine, Two-color Fat
eRlAI .9GULs-Imporsed. The Yiu..t m.ds.
TO 9 UARD AGAINST SPURIOUS CIR6S.
- CAUIIgn ;-Purchassrs should 80 thsf
NV5H Monogram v. =: q. on esntre OF SPADE, n
WY on every psck. THIS STAMP, In connec.
TRADI MARX
NOTfC1 70 pHALER Every Pack Of the
the GoopaLI CARps sold without this q o Beve-
me stamp psriy sfixed, subiecc the esler to .
heayy penalty. uershWs3t-lm'
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~ EXECe-IvE OFFICE,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

hLEA d bHEFH ND, dOY, ID. q,
mar3-td IRep.6Chr.l
nSSOHkECK 8 MANDRAKE PILLS-The.e
Wy pills are com posed exclus vely of yegena able
ID gradients ard although they entirely oersede
the use Of mercury do not leave any Of its injurious
effects. The act directly upon the liver and are
valuable remedy In all cases of arrangement result
ing from disordered state Of that organ, Liver
OCmplaiBt, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Ty phOid Fevers, &c. &C, all suocumb 10
the Il &c use of Scherck's Mandrake Pills For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers. ms-tr
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I0l1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1O11 PENNSYLVANIA AvEHUE,
1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Third Door East OF 18th Street
Third Door East of llth Street
mArH Third Door East of 18th Street
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Offices. mAru6t
LOB sALE-TanEE-sTORY BRICK Dwell
Il LING, back building, pressed erfck front, Day
window and ali modern improv emeuts, street, be-
tween 18th and ls.h strests. Price $500, el,5W
LOT on street, between iAth md 18th streets,
north side, 20 feet inchss front by 10y feet deep
TW6.SfORY BRfCR DWELLING. No 1900
T street. pressed brick front and ell modern i'm
provemente. Terms, e4soW. small cash payment,
01 pInEnsfR "a BUILDING LOTS on 18th street,
We have Improved and Unimprovsd Property in
osher 'e0''0n' u inc iM6ULfou q JOHNSON
marH 69e street northwest.
GSOR SALE Oh RBNT-Improved RARn Of IS
ceres, we'll fenced IL room House new, conve-
nent etables, veil Of excellent water good orchard
Of selected Fruit; dne, healthy location, overlook
ing washington and Georgetown; situated on Ar.
lneon aeashts, I've miles from the street cars
W COX Q son.
Real kstaee Agents, No. 1918 Penn. ave-,
Near Ireedmeus Bank,
marl4-lm Washtngoas d. o.
, 1874-04-04
THE DANISH SUGAR FACTORIES.

An extraordinary general meeting was
held by the Company on the Goth Febru-
arv. The President, Counsellor Tietgen,
in the course of his address said, that the
idea at first entertained to erect a great
number of factories all over the country
had been abandoned. The state Of feeling
for the cause which appeared to be preva-
lent at the time had shown itself to be on
ly temporary, and operations would tor
the present be confined to the Refinery
at Odense, of which mention has been
made in former numbers of the Avis. 1t
will be remembered that this factory be-
gan in the month of December last.
Concerning the quantity Of Beetroots
furnished to the factory at Odense, Mr..
Tietgen stated that it had been lessened,
partly on account of the unfavourable wea-
Their at the time of reaping the beets, and
partly on account of the price OF coffee,
which had occasioned a much greater use
of substitutes than before.
1t may be considered as proved, said
Mr.. Tietgen, that the cultivation Of beets
was profitable and useful to the farmer,
and it was not to be regretted that
for the time being the contemplated 20
factories had not been erected. Agricul-
turists would now have time to prepare
themselves for the work, and there was
no doubt that the end would be attained,
so that no more sugar would be imported
into Denmark. A trial would now be
made to keep the factory at Odense work
ing the whole year, and he hoped that the
attempt would succeed. 1t was now as
certained, that the machinery was in every
way suitable, and that the business would
be advantageous to all parties.
A dividend of 10 per cent was declared.
, 1874-04-04
VIEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE..

MS the Presidency will require
I1ll about $50 Puncheons of fresh
Brandywine CornmeaI in the month
of May, parties DESTROYS ofcontract-
ing for the delivery of said quantity
of Meal, or any portion thereof, are
requested to send in to the Presiden-
cy on or before Thursday the 9th of
April, 10 o'clock a. m, sealed Tend
ers, marked blenders for Cornmeal,"
stating;
/, the number ofpuncheons offered,
2, the lowest cash price demanded
per puncheOn.
The Meal is to be delivered accord
ing as required by the Presidency,
part in Christiansted and part in
Frederiksted, in the course of May
month. The payment to be assign
ed from the Colonial Treasury at
the end of the month for the quantl-
ty delivered.
The party whose tender is accepted
will receive information latest Friday
10th April.
Presidents Secretary's Office, st.
Croix 3Ist March 1874.
S. w. v. BRAKLE.
, 1874-04-04
TELEGRAMS VIA NEW YORK.
ENGLAND.
ASHANTEE.

LONDON, March IA.
A despatch was received at the Admiralty
Office last evening from Cape Coast Castle,
dated February %, saying =
"All the troops, except the Highlanders.
have reembarked for home. Sir Garnet Wolse-
ley will embark on the 9TH of March.
Captain Glover, with 1000 men entered
Coomassie two days after Sir Garnet Wolseley
occupied the town."
LONDON, March Is.
The Highlanders returning from the Asian
tee war have arrived at St, Vincent.
LONDON, March 16.
Sir Garnet WolseIey will 60 to Malta or
Alden to meet the remains of DR.. Livingstone
and escort them to England.
Some of the English journals suggest that
there should be a formal official Identification
Of Lyingstone's body. Commenting on late
news from Zanzibar a writer says I'VE pre-
sumo that on arrival of the remains at Zanzi-
bar steps will be taken to identify the body
as that of the deceased traveller. DR.. Living
stones arm was broken by a lion some years
ago, and never regained its original form.
This fact will afford a crucial test of identity
even to any one who was not personally ac-
quainted with him, and it is to be hoped that,
in the absence of DIR, Kirk there may be some
one at Zanzibar who is aware of this fact"
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT REAS-
SEMBLED IN SESSION.
, 1874-04-04
THE SUGAR FACTORY IN THE ISL
AND OF HOLLAND.

According to the Danish papers, this
factory shipped its first sugar in the latter
end of February. The product is a finely
ground, white crystalline sugar, extremely
dry and uniform, packed In casks OF
1900 lbs,-As the second and third pro-
ducts are thrown into the liquor again and
thus refined in the factory itself, there will
only be produced pure white sugar tor
consumption. The factory now manu-
features more sugar daily than was the
original intention, and has already in It's
magazines considerable quantities OF white
sugar such as it comes from the centrltu-
gals, and of which portions are ground
daily, packed and sent away. The avail
able quantity of beets will probably give
the factory work enough until April, and
, 1874-04-04

it would appear from experience gained
that there is no difficulty in preserving
them. AS yet there has hardly been a
rotten beet in the pits. They have only
slightly sprouted and have, on the whole,
kept fresh and good, more so than has been
the case generally in Germany, and more
than could have been expected from the
wet autumn months.