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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
N4 NOTICE.
", Ass !; !. oFr Y e,

WASHINGTON, u. C., MAY 90, 1852.
Personal taxpayers hereby notified, In obedience
to law that they required 10 make out and return
~, IoH,s 49,, ,is n,'i a., ~ ~, ~
turn the Assessor Is required by law to make out
such statement rom the best Information that can
be obtained. and add thereto a penalty OF so per
centum.
blank schedules can be obtained at this office.
by order of the Commissioners Of the District of
Columbia. ROBERT L. DODGE,
Aaaaq
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
ESrABLISEIED 1890.
SFATON PERRY,
Successor TO Perry & BrotherJ

Offers to the Public at Exceptionally Low Prices,
NEW AND CHOICE FRENCH SATINEs, ut soc,
24-lnch Twillcd All.silk FoULARDS, at 5jc.; re.
Andersons best quality SCOTCH zEPHYRs and
BYLPnIDES. -. -
:" Rare bargains" in LouIsIN1is and SUMMER
CoL0RED suRAH, SILKS and SATIN RIA.
"a special ofierlngd Of 2linch BLACK SATIN
'areat attractions" in BLACK SILKS from 75c
10 90. - -.
. So ... =. . -.
y1ety. ~ ...- -
RICH ALL-SILK PLUSH GRENADINES.
ahUzE FL" WNDERwEAR, Stylish HANDKER
CHIEFS, . 49,, 49,. 49,.
Ind so. - 1890. 80, ,,,.,,.,,,,..
Isle GLOVES, MOUSQUErAIRE KID
NEW JACQUARD LINENS FOR FURNITURE
rOVERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

and see the enormous stock of clothing we carry,
the low prices we name, aud the superior styles
we produce, we are confident you viii purchase
from us. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and L
gtrpets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nSHe ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
VIZ against the Ma ional rheater Tor the season
of lsSs2 Will please prest mt them for payment
before trURDAS, June g. 1882
my3l.3t~ J. w. ALBAUGH, Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

CAsnMEREs, satins, Silk, Grenadines, Crepes
ia Seventh street.
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IsEs PosToFFICE NOTICE.

VIZ -
DAY, June 3, 1851 viii close at this Office ON TUES
T4 VIA es ~ 3 az a. @
Tor Germany, &C., by steamship Oder, via South:
other European counties mus. be directed per
Oder y, and at 1880 P M for Europe, by steamship
b directed +" per BothnH%y, and et lS2op n. for
On S'yiR 6T Ss Fra sxrs
~ 3y steamship Hsrder va Plymouth CheTbo9rg,
ESrosan Soanras must be directed par srd S
AID ht D. M, ior Europe, by steamship city ol
A. "a ior sc9ilsnd direct, by steamship Bolivia, VA
ssSgS - III ny Via Ani ISr ne snd At dTeS1 Sy
io5 Gerns s by f,ea,nlsp Y, bGGnSn ya south
gther iaful ~ countries must be directed per
ilouan Z, AID AZ y. M, for Europe, by steamship
The nailsor AleNloO, via New Orleans close on Sun
day at ~ The malls for sayanilla DC by steam
Tor hgy 6yeteamshln Alps close on Monday a. Y
Steamship Colon, close on Tuesday At 10 a. m. The
mails for Newfoundland, by steamship Canim. close
land and S. Tiefre Miauolon via Halifax close on
| Wednesday at SOD y. m. The malls for bermuda,
Inc mails ior Cuba and West indies ~ steamship
TS OF S enrS I Rse S on al ~
ship Alpln, close on Friday at p m me mails for
Friday at 1850 p, m. The mails for Cuba, by steam.
Niagara, close on Saturday at 1880 M The malls for
Saturday al 1890 D. m, The mails for China and Japan,
S San EaRSSee 3e a %y P Close I'M mails
| att p. IN, ,. - - -,
| PosroFFIcE NEW YORK, May q, 1882. ma23
| N>7agas HARTS INSECT POWDER, KNIGHTS
| W. Asthma Cure, Exoreter, Wells Health Re
| newer, kidneywort, sold at
my2I CouGHLINS DRUG STORE
nr15Ss HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES, sPECI-
vs. flies, Witch Hazel Oil, gracheal Drops, Mes
ties, Mellins Neayes, aud other Infants Food ,at
myT cOUGHLIN'S
nG9.s OFFICE FRANKLIN INSURANCE
| Wy COMPANY,
WAsHINeroN ID. c., May 30 1882
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the FRANKLIN In-
surance Company Of Washington and Georgetown,
| Will be held AZ this Office on MONDAY. June s, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o. m. and O'Clock D. m, for the
purpose of eecng twelve g( directors % serve the
| ensuing year, l. FENWICK YOUNG,
| my22TtMWF Secretary
RSM% ARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA
RS2 BLhS5 JOHN II, CLARK, Manager.
No l724 q street. between seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets,
keeps for hire all the latest styles OF Carriages by the
hour or month, with drivers IN livery.
ladies and aentlemen's Saddle Horses
do3lU
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

fine collection of paintings, engrayings, etch-
ing., original drawings, sketches, &c., now on ex-
hi6iiion at Mr.. D0wlngs store, corner Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, will; be sid this
evening, commencing ut 80 o'clock. An excel
lent opportunity to buy good pictures.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in lSlb Ward" prints at i0c per 10.
Also cottage cheese, DC: per ball; buttermilk. sc.
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart
SEE Paris Am0zone Skirts. Young's, 7SG Seventh
ctr
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Won WIII Can

CHEAPEST man for Parasols. ]. E. Youngs, 79O
Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
address TIerzog, sos Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

we have added u second nstalment to our stool
of boys clothing at reduced prices. You can real
the benefit. Eiscman Bros, corner Seventh and
II
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Congressional Cemetery.

The Avenue and street cars brought out
vast cOnCourse of cope toto use the old appro-
PIRATE Saxon name" Gods acre" the Cnngres.
siOnal Cemetery, They came nc an early hour
laden with frigrant flowers choice emblems Of
immortality, aud with full henrts choked with
the memory of the day when their loved ones
and reverentially paid that homage to the dear
dead which sanCtltlos and ennobles the Lying.
The cemetery was crowded, and there must have
been over 1900 people in attendance platform
had been erected, drlpcd with the National colon
and OrnamCnted with green wreaths, on which
were the orators and committee. Al IL O'clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

of Ohio, delivered n brief but eloquent grafton.
In concluding his address MIR. Mofey said: by
these green graves that contain theirashes we viii
now learn anew the lesson of their life and death.
We will here teach their children and our chill.
dren how they died that free institutions might
live Then we will dedicate ourselves anew to the
cause OF liberty and free government and call the
spirits of the gallant dead who hover around us
to bear witness to our sincerity and devotion"
The next orator
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

MOURNING STORE. IA Seventh street. sells very
cheap.
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red tickets good for present. Young


If you want clothing for yourself or boys go to
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh aud l. streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

DO not consider this idle talk. Every lady in Wash
ington knows the magnitude OF our stock, which, we
safely state Is thu times large AS the stock
of any other merchant In this city. Therefore, pre-
NEW HOUSE we expect TO reduce the stock to the
smallest in the city. The goods all fresh having
sent ali our old trash TO New York auction be sold
to the highest bidder Call early in the morning to
avoid the Immense rush.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

called the meeting TO order and introduced the
Rev. Dr. Chester, OF he Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, WHO uiltred the invocation. The choir
Mr. Y. j. WOOdman, director; Miss Helen NJ JEFF
flies, soprano; Miss Mar ha Murdell alto Mr.. t.
ID. Cmudall, tenor Mr.. i. j. Woodman, bass and
Mis-. Lille Mcclellan presiding at the organ-then
rendered in very fine manner Gilmore's Co
lumba" COmrHde James NJ. Stewart Tectcd an
original poem, Memorial Elegy" . noble and
touching eilusion, which was received with great
applause. At the conclusion Of tho poem the
choir sang "Under the Flowers" by sweeney,
and then ComIade Weaver made short address,
lie referred to those who had died since last Me-
mortal Day, and also to those who had laid down
their lives during the years of civil strife, lie
closed by saying that our ranks are being rapidly
thiuncd out by Father Time. At the coming eleC.
ton many of the young voters who Will exercise
the electoral franchise i1t the first time were ush-
cred into existence TO the music of the booming OF
Fort SumpIer's guns.
THE HON. r. n. JOHNSON,
ofOhio, the orator OF the day, was introduced and
delivered an Grafton of great elCquGnce. He was
frequently interrupted by rounds ofapplause. He
i A I.aa a.. I. Nj.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
SOCIAL INCIDENTS AT DISTINCTION

WASHINGTON Feb 16.-CrOwded receptions
held Ivy of the wives and daughters of the
members of the Cabinet yesterday and the closing of the
season brought out an unusually large number OF vis
tors Mrs Freinghuysen had the assistance Of the
Misses Frelnghuysen and Mrs Oliver. Mrs. Frenghuy-
sens toilet black lustreless silk relieved by ruehes
Of crepe sse Miss Frelnghuy olive green with
trimmings Of silver blue watered ribbons Miss Lucy
Frelingnuysens toilet combination Of navy blue
velvet and satin Mrs. Oliver black sa in the front
and sleeves Of lace
Mrs Webster, Mrs Foote, Miss Foote and Miss Gard
ner OF Geneva, ~ Y and Mrs. Mason, wife oepresent
ative Mason assisted Miss Foger the entertainment
of many visitors Miss Folgers toilet black satin
with trimmings of heliorope satin and point lace Mrs.
Webster wore black satin with spanish lace Mrs.
Foote's toilet was pale blue nuns yelling. Mrs Gardner
wore black with black sleeves. Miss Foote's toilet
was white muslin wi an overdress Of valencennes and
Mrs Mason black satin with jet and bright roses
Mrs Hunt had the aid Of Mrs. General Ricketts,, Miss
Hunt, Miss Ups ur. and Miss Mackey, Of Newark, n J.
Mrs. Hunts toilet was black soft goods with white
ches and bouquet yolet Miss Up5hur wore pale blue
silk and VIII lace Miss Hunt wore black SIX ana vel
VET with spanish lace sleeves. aad corHagc bouquet or
lilies. Miss Mackcys toilet was violet Orucdde ana
Mrs. Ricketts, wore ack velvet.
Mrs Brewster was assisted by Mrs. ana MISS walker
Mrs. Brewster wore ruDy velvet comDheu WIN IN rose
coored brOcade. Mrs Walker toilet was pearl sl ana
Niss WalkOr wore black satin with point lace.
c.ptons on New Years Day and has received every
wednesday until yesterday.
Mrs. Ksifer had with her a party OF eighteen
ladies' the majority OF whom were the wives Of Repre-
senfatives. Among her assistants were Mrs
Aldrich, Of Illinois, Mrs. Joyce, OF Vermont. Mrs
steele and Mrs. Peele, of In lana, Mrs. Campbell
Mrs Walker and Mrs ErmentrOut, Of Pennsy anid
Mrs. Van VOOrhis of NewYork, Mrs. Weber or Mlehi-
gam Mrs Raw, of New Hampshire, Mrs Hooper OF Bos-
ton Miss Suris daughter OF General Sturgs, a d Nils
White niece of the speaker. Mrs keliers toilet was
hack mOire with point lace Miss White wore rose col
ored silk combined with brOcade of the same shade
senator and Mrs. Haze gave dinner Tu sIay lSht at
their house In HIST The guests the President, sem
atOr and Mrs. Edmunds senator and Mrs Frye senator
Anthony Secretary and Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Thayer, of Boston. Mrs WadswOrh. Mrs. Robert shaw
oliver, 5Ir nUmmOud of the British Lega ion, MI and
MIS- Jay aud AIr. and Mrs. John Davis.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

her late residence No. 373 Lexington on Saturday the
18th inst. at 3
Friends requested not to send flowers
NEWBERRY-At COrralitos. Mexico, February H. C. ~:
Eewberry. NJ D. eldest Of Professor B. NewberrJ OK
Columbia College.
NICHoLsoS-At Beekman. Dutehess Co.. n Y, on Monday
Dr. O. A. Nicholson aged So years. months and days
Funeral POughguag Church. Friday the l7th inst at III
am.
PTNGRY-At Elizabeth " j. wednesday. February IS,
Rebecca r., wife Of John Pngry.
the residence of the Rev DR. Pngy.
No AS Wesminserave., Elizabeth, y. j., Friday eer-
n0On February II, at O'CLOCK - o.
Interment on saturday at kosedae cemetery orange
NewburypOrt Mass, papers please copy.
RYERSONOn February l6 after short Illness, George J.
Funeral SERVICES fro the residence sonnia~ Martin
kOOme No 1856 West Jtth St. on Friday afternoon feD-
Plains n j.. on saturday at II O'Clock.
Train leaves Erie r. r. Depot Chamberss, az siSO M
Carriages at station.
sHEFFIELD-In New w.Haven Conn, Thursday Fob
rnary l6 Joseph F. sheffield in the 59th year Of hts
Relatives and friends respectfully invited % attend tho
funeral services at his Late residence NO HiIh0uses'e
Saturday. February X at O'Clock D ~.
SIMPSON-At Saratoga springs February a. 1882 Maria
Eliza, wife Of the Rev Henry H. simpson, Of HllsdAie
NeVJersey.
sOLEY-On February a. 1892 Edward soey, the 18th
of his his late residence 70 2l3 West l32d
Funeral service Church Of the Htayensy Ees on nh
Boston papers please copy.
VAILAt his residence Ia North salem. Y on Tbarsi,y
February 6. william Vail the 7ith year Of his age.
y office Of funeral hereafter.
WEYLEN-At Piemoni, y. Wednesday, February 10
1882, Robert r. WeyleD IN the 49th Oi his ag3
Funeral will be held late residence sat-
urday, the 18th Inst, at o'clock y M
Relatives aud TRENDS OF the family respectfully invited -
attend
wHGTE-At Bloomfield n j. after a illness, Lou A..
beloved wife OF Charles White. and daughter " the late
Funeral service, a the First Presbyterian Church
field " j, az IL o'clock on saturday, February Is.
upon the ARRIVAL of the $40 m. train from NewYork
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
SOCIETY INCIDEYTs YESTERDAY.

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cottins entertained the
Fornguty Dancing Class at ball last evening at Del
mouicOs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Navarro gave german at their home in
WashiugtOu-pace.
Company G, 9TH Regiment, entertained its friends
at a reception and ba In the armOry.
The Knights Of Pythias combination ball occurred at
Irving Hail.
The fourth and last bal Of the staten Island Assembly
took place az the Pavilion Hotel, New Brig ton.
The Atlantic Boat Club held reception at the Lexing
ton AveuUp opera House.
Receptions were held yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Dowd. Mrs James Wallace and Miss Wallace, Mr.
and Mrs George W. Debeyose, Mrs. stephen II. DIN,
Mrs H. W. Taller Miss :. H. Wtherbee, Mrs :. L, Cad
well the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Cooke, Mrs George Jones
and Mrs Gilbert E. Jones. Mrs. H. KnckerbOcker Mrs.
Knevals and Mrs William r. Garrison.
Mrs George NJ Oc)tt and the Misses OlcOtt, OF Grace
court Brooklyn and Mrs. b. Flint Of Montague Terrace,
Brooklyn, held urge receptions yesterday Bernstein
DlA we'd at the latter entertainment.
Among Yesterdays dinner parties were those or Mrs
Adrian lsen, Mrs. Woodbury. LangtOn, Mrs IL. L. Gil
lespe and Mrs. John W. Ellis.
Mrs. Henry Belden gave MUSICALE yesterday at her
bOuse IN East StXty-tOurlh-st.
There was large theatre party Wallacks last night
which occupied all the boxes. After the performance
there were supper and dancing at DelmOnico's Among
those in the party RObert f. Nathan, Miss Fanny
Selgnau Miss Louisa Nathan, Miss Emma Sshgman and
Alfred SelgIndn.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

., pubic galleries, but the erea,hs ea INV enioy-
The wars 70 be offered for their study anu '"'''
A fortnirht ago the London CORRESPONDENTS
soro Of the provincial papers were puol7HAe. 20
counts Of gigantic newspaper project Wnicn "as
Contemplate the founding of daily mornns - rot
of the typographical form OF the Lo""o~ the
,oro annie" the PaH Mall Gazette thus
o,o-s anout this ambitious enterprise when ~,
rarer had much chance to exist except In i'ny!
oon,tal financially will be 'p-actieauy a., -
rrbile the capital mentally will be tne '"o
rnroro The promoters Of this undertaidns ale
90 Ne The Union Generate. and the scnen,e y
nDocted With the proposed purchase OF SIX I'al,an pa
~ rorcb capitalsts which has lately caused inucn
o,,Do,ion IN Italy one Of the correspondents pro
=. hove had glimpse of the prospectus Oh 'ne
new ,Srertng clientele and makes cardinals prob
iue oI snecal correspondents, priests paragrapherS
~ enc pepitens the paying advertisers IN all parts OF
sh orld 70 say nothing Of pro-mOnarchical antree-
sht,r sntthesica and anti-repubhcan regular sun
r,ber lis columns VIII be in the English, French ana
Serwan ancsagp and bear the evidence OF mundaneiy
S1snred writer's gOred more or less with exclusively
,,Il,scnate tips and infallhle eXcathcdra Official
secrets II viii appear simultaneously In London farh
and Rome
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
DING UNDER THE GyFI UEyCE or ETHER

Mrs. Ellen Slevin, age ffty-fve. a widow
who Lived at No 231 MOtst died in the Centre Street
pspensay yeste rday while under the influence Of ether
She fell about weeks and dsocated her shoulder
but she did not seek medical an yesterday She went
TO the dspensary Centre-st In company with neigh
bor Mrs Corrigan. Three surgeons examined her and
Dne OF them administered enable her bear the
pain OF an operation. Then they placed her on
q couch insensible, Mrs. COrrigan alleges, and
went 20 attend 10 other patients Mrs Corgan watched
her for few minutes and noticed deatke expression
steal her face She spoke OF the surgeons
about and the then attempted TO bring Mrs
Slrvin back consciousness Mrs. COrrgan went for
priest. and when she returned Mrs. slevin was dead
The surgeons at the dispensary refused give
planat1On OF the womans death "a reporter yesterday
Mrs Slevtns husband served in he Union army daring
war, aud she drew annual pension after his
death.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
i GERMAN AT PIERRE LORILLARDS.

A german was given last evening by Mr. and
Mrs Pierre Lorard in their house in FifthaYe. About
two hundred and fifty persons were present Landers
orchestra OF sixteen pieces furnished music The hall,
heavily furnished in carved black walnut, was relieved
by masses OF ferns palms cameas and red and white
azaeas The dancing took place in the new ballroom in
the rear OF the house. which u finished in light woods
Long panels Of roses eucharis caas, eaInelnas and
other howers marked the line aD0u the room where tie
velow satin panels and the wainscOt!ng met. Gilt
vases filled With yellow roses, ViOets and euchars
hung the chande ers about the room Large masses
of mink bouganvilea blossoms used here and there
The Music balcony faced with roses calls and IL
lacs. Rustic stands and with acacia blossoms
nuns hood orchids Bnd tulips, set about the
rooms. The floral work was by HOdgsOn.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
SUICIDE OF i WEALTHY BACHELOR.

Coroner Hyler, of POrtchester held an in
quest yesterday afternoon in the OF stephen Valen
tine OF westchester, wealthy bachelor age sxyive
who committed suicide WeGnes lay Mr.. Valentine
had sometimes made his home with brother in this
city other times with another brotherin Westches
ter. on Wednesday afternoon Nj Valentine went into
the yard TO his brother wood but shortly
afterwsrd 10 the barn. Not returning his brother
went in search OF him. and found his elcss body hang
ing u a rafier. He had climbed up on Kerosene can
and gram bln tied piece OF rope TO a raerand making
moose a the other end placed il around his neck and
theD jumped down. Mr.. Valentine owned a French
apartment house iIzAs ciip besides much other prop
erty. For he had thar burglars would
rob him ~ 1 his money, and that be would become =
uute Tne jury rendered verdict that be committed
sulcde lille lab9r1ug under an alteration of mind.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
THE PRESIDENTS DIPLoMAnc DINNER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The President gave
his first diplomatic dinner this evening. The floral
decorations have not been surpassed occasion at
the White. House The south mantels banked with
cut-Howers helr bright hues reflected in the large mir
rors behind them. The mantels on the opposite side
banked with pots OF plants, having variety OF
shaded leaves. Tall palms and ferns filed the large
south window and the OF the and from the
crystal chandeliers dropped festoons OF smilax The
red, blue and green parlOrs beautifully decorated
with flowers.
The state dining room was opened tonight for the first
time since the assassination OF General Garfield Moth
ing could excel the arrangement OF plants and flowers
The centrepece Of the table large ship composed
wholly OF flowers the deck Of Jacquemlnot roses, the
sides Of primroses above hetrope and violets, each
massed in solid color. At the ends large crystal
bowls filed with tea the pale gold massed abont
the brilliant red OF Jacquemnot the centre. Just
beyond there tall filed with mixed flowers
The table lighted with lights in six candela-
bruins, holding fifty candles
The guests, seated at table the right OF the
President were: Madame Preston wife Of the Haytian
Minister; Mr. Allen, the Hawaiian Minister, Madame de
Zamacona wife Of the Mexican Minister Outrey the
Fr nch Minister Baroness de Faya wife OF the Italian
Minister; MI MARTINEZ the Chhan Minister Miss
West daughter OF the British Minister; senOr Camaeao,
the Charge dAhares from Neneane a. Count ION ION
japanese legation Mr. de Billet. the Danish Minister;
SenOr EmOre, the Peruvian Minister; Mr.. de Mels-
DrOeCk, the Belgian Mlnlster MISS Auen uaugnter OF
the Hawaiian Minister; SenOr cabrera, the Bolivian
Minister; Madame Barca wife of the Spanish Minister;
Count Lewenhaupt the swedish Minister; Madame ont
rey secretary Of State, Countess Lewenhaupt Ars
tarch Bey the Turkish Minister; Madame Martin, Mr.
Nygueiras the POrtugese Minste er; Madame COmacho,
Baron de Fava, the Italian Minister; the Chinese
Minister senOr Vaente. Charge dAfaires from Brazil
Mr. Wiamof of the Russian Legation: Count Lppe, of
the Austrian legation; the Netherlands Mln5ter; Mr.
west, the British Minister; senor Barca, Madame de
Billie senior de ZamacOna, Madame NOguerOs Mr.. Pres
ton and Mrs. FreHn ghuysen. The guests numbered
thirty only twelve being ladies' Ihe toilets OF the
ladies elegant
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
Post OHce Notice.


The foreign mails for tht week ending sATNKDAG.
February Is, 1884, will close at this Oce on SUNDAY az
1880 a Europe, by steamship Siy OF Brussels via
TUESDAY, az ll:aO I'm, lOr Europe, by
steamship Arizona, Via Queenstown IN WEDNESDAY, az
France direct by steamship France wa Hayre and
Z:O Europe. by steamship Caalnniaya Queens
town; on UloD DAY at II for Germany France. &C,
steamship Westpha via Plymouth ChcrDOurg and Ham
burg correspondence for Great Britain and other European
must be specially addressed and at IL N for Eu-
rope steamship Celtic. Queenstown; SATURDAY.
D. m, Europe, By steamship city Of New.
York Queenstown correspondence Tor scotland mnst
specially addressed; and $50 for Belgium direct
by steamship yadrand, via Antwerp ana az Al m iOr
Europe, by steamship Moel southampton and Bremen
Mexico ans, close on 81 y bA at
The mails for Jamaica and Hayti by steamship
APPS close THU RsDAY st a. The mails for Porto
MaTaCabO by steamship Apln close on tn RS
DAY p. Tho mails for cuba. the West Indies and
close FRIDAY, The mails tor Greyt0wn.
Port mOn sayania, &C. by steamship ocheswig close on
SATURDAY 10 The mails Tor Nassau, wa Jackson
vlle Fla, close SATURDAY at 13O D. The mails Tor
Venezuela and Curaco by steamship Caracas close on SAT-
The mails for Cuba by steamship Niagara
close on SATURDAY at 1880 The mails Tor China and
Japan Francisco close February IL Al The
mails Australia Francisco, March at
The mails tor Porto cO direct by steamship Ber-
muda, close saturday az > a m.
HENRY q. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Office eV.YOrk FEB. 10. lSS2.