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"a Pittsburg lawyer being impertinent til

fittseurg lawyer being impertinent the
court kicked him. = .
VErnest Nelke. a Prussian post once oficiai.
suspected Of robbing the mail in Chicago was
turned oyer to the German consul general In
30 "a 0 ,.d sss'sissy =, Part.
lately decided that bachelors are q nuisance
We presume that one Of tho objects of the So
ciety Is to abate the same. -. i =, :
.&It IL the opinion of Vernon Harcourf. NJ
p. (the prolix "Historicus'o that England hak
PAID our government o1e go to accept
modincation Of internal Law, and not fer Ala
- The republicans Of Knoxville, Teunessee
on Saturday elected William Rule. ESQ.,, mayor
OF ha city By majority Of one hundred and
nityfx: MI. Rule is one OF the editors Of the
knoxyiile Daily Chronicle. ~ . =
The compositors in tha'Nontgomery fAla.)
Adyertisef once propose 20 devote one hours
Eork, commencing at 4 p. m. February 3, to the
hour may be hxed on throughout The country. 20
that the work may be simultaneous.
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NOT AFRAID OF THE SMALL-Pox.-The Rev
Thomas n. Beecher is a gentleman who speaks
his mind freely He was engaged 70 lecture in
Geneseo, y. ", but the lecture committee sent
him word not TO come because of a great small
pox panic in the village! Whereupon the Rev
Thomas wrote rs follows :-ss am amaE that
In this intelligent nineteenth century, there
should be smallpox panic. IL any word of
Intelligent contempt from me can be of use to
you, please pass the word around from me that
clearly and yaecinated persons are i'm no more
danger Of smallpox than they are u virtue
without an EFFORT The response of the great
lecture committee has not yet come under our
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ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE DETROIT BOYS
The Detroit Free Press serves up another boy:
Got any medicine:" asked boy, entering a
Woodward avenue drug store yesterday. s.Yes,
lots Of it-what do YOU want?" inquired the
clerk. ''Oh IL don't make any difference 80 it's
something lively. Dads fearfully bad" What
ais him. asked the clerk. Dunno" replied
the boy, "but he's run down awful. He Just sits
around the stove all day and mopes, and he
hain't walloped mother since Christmas. guess
he's going to diev
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ARRIVAL OF SEVEN EcNDRED COOLIES.
NEW YORK, JAN 20.-An Havana letter states
that n cargo of seven hundred coolies arrived
there ON the 10th inst. They command 500 per
head.
* AN EXPEDITION SAFELY LANDED.
IL H. reported i'm Havana that a large expedi-
ton Of friends Of the Cuban revolutiOnists, with
arms and ammunition, had landed safely near
Guantanamo.
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From EUROPE TO-DAY.

DkAIH OF a bIfIIN.tftHED IHtobpsltN.
LONDON, Jan. 0.-Hon. and Rev. Bapti~t
Wriothesley Noel, a we'll known English thoolo-
gist, is dead.
THE NAPOLEON FAMILY.
DoNDoN, Jan. 20.-There was a large number
Of visitors at Chiselhurst YESTERDAY.
The funeral sermon Of the late f.g-
Emperor Napoleon was preached in tlle
chapel. which was filed 20 repletion. Queen
Victoria and the Princess Beatrice sent flowers
to he placed on the tomb.
The Prince Imperial will soon return 90 Wool
wich 20 resume his studies at the Royal Military
Academy.
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COMMENTATORS TAUGHT.-The little son Of
a very prominent minister Of this city, said 10
his father:
"Pa, ST. Paul was a Yankee"
''How do you know that, nv son.
''Why, sir. i'm the 18th verse az fine a''' ~is-fe-
OF Romans. he sars = iar- sore .rL
Yankees say recks a.--..a.
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TELEGRAMs 10 THE STAR .
This Aftern0oas Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PA ESS RgpoRrs



ENFORCING IhE SUNDAY 1eUcR law.
NEw Nokk, Jsn- ns-Eight liquor dealers
were arrested IN Breeslyn yesterday foS selling
DKNSE1T's YACHT wRECKEn.
The schooner Henrietta, formerly Bennett's
Yacht, wss lost ON the 10Th ultimo. She was
driven ashore near Honduras aud totally
wrecked. The crew were saved.
THE COvNsHL roR STOKES
In press NJ for a trial. will rely much upon
the TACT that two Of the Jurors went outside ~
the ladies' staircase al the Grand Central
Hotel, and the other having examined pistols at
gunsmith's o. Sc whether a four could he dis
unguished from a siN-barrcled pistol An AMI
dsyt Is also to he embodied i'm the bill OF excep-
oOns that before the trial one OF the jurors sad
Stokes ought 30 hang ANYHOW, and another that
(stokesl anyhow.
SRoRoF FRANCIS TRAIN
II still In the Tombs, refusing "a give bail.
DON'T WANT INTELLIGENT ITRtES.
The leading criminal lawyers here have
united in q movement Ca break down. N rasesSi-
bic, the new jury law providing for Intelligent
Jurors one of them remarked last week thai
IL would ruin the criminal practice IL allowed
to stand. The only remaining hope the ring
thieves here have Of escaping conviction Is M
the breaking down Of the new law. Befor'
signing IL Governor Hoffman submitted
the measure Ia members Of the court oi
appeals, who suggested an snendmcnt, which
vas Incorporated in the act
KILLED BY HIaHwaNMEN.
draughtsman OF the Erie railway. nam a
Jones, was beaten and robbed by highwsym "a
in Jersey City last night and died this mOrnil.-
IN THE TWEED CASE
this morning Garyey WAS cross-eNamined "a
length touching his own implication In Z.
ring frauds. Counsel made efforts Ia ext.
nom witness the fact that he WAS 90 be ~
immunity in consideration OF his turning ST. =
evidence. Witness did not acknowledge q lr
any such arrangement existed; but said he ~ a.
told by O'Conor that IL he told he truth on '..,
stand no harm would come 90 him. Car.
further testified that he left the country a q
the ring revelations under the name of -
Donnell," and returned under the name e.
"Andrew Jafiers," landing at Boston a,s,g
coming quietly 90 New York. He confess
that he WAS slightly culpable, hut declared a 40
he should tell the truth regardless OF the cul-
sequences, which assertion provoked consid,r-
able laughter in the court.
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TIE DnAD-LocK IN THE ALABAMA LKaTsIA-
ruRE.-The Legislative imbroalio ia AIabama
stin continues. Speaker Parsons said i'm the
house Friday that the legislfiture still existed,
but nobody knows where IL meets After the
election Of permanent officers Of the senate,
Lieut. Gov. McKinstry ruled It 10 be NO perma-
nent orkAnlxstion, but merely . proceeding
until the 0neng0 and Conecut contests are de-
refuses to send to the senaf4 notification Of ifs
permanent organization; 70 the deadlock con
tinses, with no prospect ola decision for some
day1. 49, fT
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SOcietY.

Saturday afternoon was decidedly lively,
though how society recruited so rapidly after
the dissipation OF the evening before is hard to
understand. The President and Mrs and Miss
Grant looked fresh and well as ever at the
White House reception Miss Nellie had with
her Miss Morton, of New York, niece of Mr.. l..
P. Morton, the banker. The reception was as
large as that of the previous week, and was, as
usual, most agreeable. These receptions are
popular with all the best society, and each year
public occasion. Never for many years has
the White House 50 much resembled the home
Of a private family of refinement as during the
exhibited in the selection of carpets and farni-
ture speak well for Gen. Babcock, as well as
the improvements about the house. The ushers
are polite and attentive, and understand their
duties thoroughly. Strangers are fayorably i'm
pressed by all they see, and find the two hours
all too short to admire the flowers and pictures,
and to look at the distinguished people. These
venson, accompanied by Gov. Hayes, of Ohio,
called during the afternoon. The governor
made most favorable impression Before five
there were many other places to attend. There
was the kettledrum' party at Mrs. Wise's
from to 6. The reception at Prof Baird's to
Of the regents of the Smithsonian Institution,
and the dancing receptions Of Mrs. Senator
Stewart and Mrs. j. NJ. Carlisle.
Kettle drum parties are Of English origin,
and imply an entertainment where only bread
and butter and tea are offered as refreshments
The reception at Professor Baird's was q bril-
liant affair. Not only all the sdrans Of the city
were there, but senators, judges Of the supreme
court, and the fashionable world generally. Mrs.
Agassiz is here with her husband, and shared
the bonors Of the occasion. Every one felt an
interest In personally meeting these distinguished
persons. There were refreshments provided in
the dining room, and the Professor, with his
hospitable wife, certainly gave an entertain
ment that was enjoyed as much as any of those
that occurred during the week.
Mrs. and Miss Stewart had large attend
ance at their reception, and the dancing was en-
joyed until late in the afternoon.
AT Mrs. Carlisle's every one had good
time, and the ladies looked charming Mrs.
Carlisle wore pink silk train, with white over
dress trimmed with duchess lace. Miss Pres
ton wore a green silk trimmed with white silk.
Miss Hopkins, blue silk train, with pearl col
ored satin Overdress Miss Coleman was one of
the young ladies who received with Mrs. Car
Isle. Next Saturday the last of this series of
receptions will take place. 1t will be as usual,
from to 6p. m.
The engagement of Mr.. Henry Stafford
Northcote, of the mixed claims commission, to
young Canadian lady, is announced on the best
authOrity-that Of the gentleman himself.
After this week, Mrs. DIR. wadsworth will
be at home on Tuesdays at her new residence on
Vermont avenue.
Admiral Porter will have no reception to-
day OH account Of the death Of Mrs. Robert j.
Walker.
Mrs. Governor Cooke will receive on Tues
days from to 8 p. m.
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tNoRTHoDoxY REPRovED.-The evangelical
consistory Of the PruSian province of Branden-
burg has deprived of his living Pastor Ssdow. of
Berlin, for having thrown doubts in the course
OF a public lecture on the supernatural charac-
ter OF the birth Of Jesus Christ The final de-
cisiOn ct the superior evangelical council OF
Prussia, to which Pastor Sydow has appealed
is expected with much interest, as MANY OF his
Berlin colleagues share his views
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The Ice Gorge ai Havre-ae.Graee.

HAvRE-DE-GRAcE, Jan. 2o-The ice IL gone
from below the bridge, and for about a mile
above the bridge, on the west side Of the island.
On the eastern side the ice extends nearly down
20 the bridge. The ice IL gorged between the
island and the lower end OF Port Deposit, and
the back water floods Port Deposit. There is
Eve feet Of water between the depot and the
street. Many families have been taken from
submerged dwellings from windows. The guam
tity of ice in the river is immense.
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A CollferN On RHrc.

ASHLAND, Pa, Jan. 2o.-Repplier's colliery
Is still burning In the air-hole, and extends 20
the upper parts of the vein In the vicinity OF the
slope. Intellectual efforts were made 90 smother
the fire. Ii Is said that IL will require weeks Cor
the water TO get high enough to extinguish the
fire
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JOsEPHINE MANSFIELD, now in Paris
through counsel, has attached the property OF
Nathan Appleton, at Newport, RI, to the
amount Of go, 900, for the loss Of s12 500 which
she deposited with Bowles Brothers just before
their failure. In Paris, Josey appears arrayed
i'm white satin and jewels, and mas caused one
duel between an English sportsman and Paris
Journalism which the latter WAS wounded
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TEE GxRNAN EMIGRATION 10 AMxRrcA
flowed in voluminous current during 1s7a
One hundred and thirty-nine thousand OF the
children OF Fatherland embarked at the ports
Of Bremen and Hamburg for the United States
IN the twelve months.
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LOCAL OPTION AS TO BIBLE RRADrYe.-The
everlasting dodging which goes on in legislation
is sometimes laughable; and bothered law
new subtesfuge Of local option. In Msssachu-
setts, the general court, not knowing what else
to do with the question Of the Bible in the
schools, proposes 20 leave IL to the decision Of
the school committees in the several towns.
There couldn't be Q much worse n0-setflemon
of the matter. Nothing could be REASONABLY
expected from Il, save an infinite series O.
annual faction fights, with the Holy Scripture
now up and now down, ~ tho majority CHANGED
10 preponderate. tl
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THE WILL OF s. n. PIKE has been admitted
to probate in New York in the amount of $780,
600. He leaves Ibis brother 81 900 YEAR and
81 500 in payment of debt to his brother Henry
Tho remainder goes to his wife and three daugh-
fers-
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The STEAMER GUARD, one Of the United
States vessels detailed to carry out goods for the
Vienna exposition, will be ready to receive her
cargo this week
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"JEsUITsIN AMERICA."-The drama s..Jesuits
IN America" was announced for performance
Saturday night at the Stadt Theater in New
York. The Redemptorist fathers asked the
police to prevent the performance. The man
ager of theater consented to withdraw the piece
and refund the money to the audience. Five
hundred accepted the offer, but a large number
drama.
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HE BONDS OF MATRINONY.-Nrs. Anna
Nnrison, OF st. Cloud, Mimi, has applied for a
divorce, because her husband, with the aid of
his partner, tied her hands behind her back
compelling her to walk two miles i'm the cold TO
q neighbours, to get them united
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INTERNAL REvEYUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s5ss, 4f4ei.
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THE RESIGNATION of Second Lieut.. Vinton
A. Goddard, 9th cavalry, has been accepted by
the President, to take effect January 18th,
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THR DRY GOODS IMPORTS into New York
during the past week reached the enormous
and Unprecedented total Of 81, 4s5, 699.
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NAVAL CHANGEs.-Lieut. Commander Geo
W. Armentrout, ordered to the photographic
Office, Washington, ID. c. Midshipman q. s.
Richman, detached from the Richmond and
placed on waiting orders.
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CHARITABLE adv ~ 81 kE8,s -.r .re
Of her last years ress's - l-aCrlr- -,1ssf
on the 9Th. She sss sctres ESQ., ID -
have IL returned "a 10 -... az va
too full behind for te rresf... .. i ss1i.
she take out brt '-h ~. q, nn-
inf.
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1.-THE bill OF exceptions In the Stokes case
has been submitted % TIE district attorney Of
New York, and win be brought beforU JudSe
Boardnan on Thursday neat.
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The MILLER STRAW PAPER PATENT.-The
House committee on patents has stricken out of


the bill now pending before them for the reor
which it has been alleged an attempt would be
made to revive the Mellier straw paper patent,
which expire some years since. 1t Is also stated
that the patent could not be revi we'd even under
the legislation proposed, since tho certificate Of
extension turns out to have been issued by the
deputy commissioner two days after he retired
from once. A reorganization bill IL earnestly
1t is not likely to become . law this season.
PREsrpExTrAL NoaIxArIoxs.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the Sem
ate to-day: HThos Jernegan, surveyor Of Gus
toms for Michigan city, Indiana; Isaac 8. Stew
art, collector OF customs for Alaska; Jno. Wyck-
on, s. 8. Willett and Geo. Delap, of n. Y; j.
X. Hanks, Of Wis; 2. II. Greenway, of X. l.,
and Z. G. Chaytor, Of 8. G., to be Sd lieutenants
In revenue marine service.
Postmastei 1DAvh H. Patterson, at Methu-
en-, Mass; jas. II. NAsten, 1t Princeton, N. j.;
Frank Heack, ut Brookhaven, Miss; VIM. W.
Kenyon, at Howell, Mich. 81
INDEPzRDENr or DKPARrNHNT OR DIVISION
CoNNANDKRs.-Thef following order was issued
from the War department this morning (Gen.
Orders No. 2EThe battalion Of engineers and
the engineer post, depot and establishments Of
Wnlet'S Point New York haRbOr, are under the
direct orders o. the chief Of engineers, and in
dependent ofefther depsrtmentW division COM
nande!s. The inspections contemplated in
War department., % Ear - relates b the battar
lion q engiaeeys and it, post, engineer estahlisl
mente, oAleera, and agents, under the direct
orders of the chief Of engineers, will not be made
by inspectors acting under the orders Of either
department or division commanders.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER. BEGINS AIRS.
~ Mr.. J. g. sAvnLE.-..Lessee aSd Ma~ds~.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
AND
SATURDAY MATINEE
Beginning
MONDAY, January %, 1873,
MISS CARLOTTA LECLERCQ,
whose recent success in Boston stamps her the
leading Tragedienne Of the day.
MONDAY, January 20,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Pauline - Miss Leclere1
TUESDAY, January q,
THE HUNCHBACR.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MASKS AND FACES.
Peg w0finst0PPsRifpxYEs EVENING i,;hi'' Ie'ieron
s.I HqHNEETT q MIS- GS1 LNESk MHS29rr
Vile, Alexander, Stanley Gardiner, Messrs Thorne
nsTsS; Isssf T A. 6&Tf
Comic Opera Company. jO-d
w eleventh street, south Pennsyi vania avenue
ANOTHER RARE ENTERTAINMENT.
NOVELTY. il sE EsRssftf E5is DASH.
Return iss Ell. TDieis!s7 ia'or's'
Inc A'f PsfN ca s 8 s ff' 5 s9yiLM1.
VIM hs ppiitinErished Drill Gynp%ast, p,pn
The csIe6Eatsi Song and Dance Men Men, N1"
The New and Splendid advertisements,
49, CAPITAL BALLET TROUPE,
Graham, Fannie May, salle Wesner, Annie Don
nelly, Nellie Ander Rose Celeste Julia Bennett
Maud Miller, Carrie Weston.
- New Acts and Eccentricites by Dick Parker, Otto
Burbank, Amanda Lee, james Douglas, Il. Jean
The Celebrated Character Dancers, Gus Peters,
THE VERY BEST VARIETY ENTERTAIN
Family Matinees-W ednesday and aturday,
Performance concludes each evening with the bril-
liant scenic originality Of Triton's Soiree.
New Stars next week. jan20
METRoPOLITAN VARIETY THEA.
THE GREATEST AMUSEMENT RESORT AND
THE BEST VARIETY COMBINATION
IN THE CITY.
Intense excitement created By little
BABY BENSON,
The Child Wonder. Houses crowded to overlooking
to witness this matchless prodigy, who will appear
this week in an entire new series Of
LINGARD SKETCHES,
Introducing sll the latest songs Of the day.
MISS SADIE ROGERS,
The beautiful Jig Dancer and Vocalist. Immense
MISS JENNIE BENSON,
The Champion Female Clog Dancer of the world.
"CASTELLATT1, the Ariel Gymnsst, in his great
act entitled the Ladder of Life.
HCINCINNATCS.n the excelsior Song and Dance
Man, together with the regular company in new
s1ns,, R@Hess, EaTSesi BuFlesYues &C c,u,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Jones, Cough Mixture.

This excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been used
in this community for upwards Of i've years with
failing success. 1t is easily administered,
being pleasant TO the taste, and given in email doses
teaspoopful for adult. 1t win positively and Der
manentsy all the various affections of the Throat
and Lungs, as Coughs, Colds, Asthse, Group, Infiu
sumption Also, for the relief u patients in
stages OF consumption. Taeee cases, though we do
not claim it wiz cure viii certainly relieve such
extent that Il will be considered blessing Indeed
by such pate1ts. Confident that you will find il Just
represented, we invite q trial.
Put up IN bottles, at % eefns and 81 each.
To be hak only Of
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Ne Explosion.
Use PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL for sale by GEO.
RYHEAL, JR., Se9 y street, between 9th and It'll;
price, SO cents per gallon delivered. jann tn LIN
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A Card.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America,
missionary discovered q safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay T,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and Ii
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured ~
this noble remedy Prompted by a desire to benefit
the afiicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in q scale
envelope, to any one whe needs IL, Free of Chayse
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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PHnADEEfHIA claims the credit Of the fastest
Scott, the proprietor Of sspanel-house % vas
arrested at ten O'Clock on Tuesday nfekt, ex-
aminod ct seven O'Clock next m0rnfne. Indicted
bv the Grand Jury Il noon, rief Ct hslf-past
sentenced TO two year, imprisonmenk
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The Alabama Legislative Deadlock.

THE PRESIDENT WILL NOT INTERVENE.
Mr.. Paul Strobach, sheriff Of Montgomery,
Ala, had an interview with the President to-
day relative to the legislative muddle in Ala
bama. Mr.. Strobach represents the case as
about the same as when the two factions first
met under the plan suggested by the Attorney
General, and that the differences dividing them
are no nearer solution now than at that time;
that the people at large are becoming very
state is seriously embarrassed in consequence
of the failure Of the legislature 70 harmonize.
The President replied that while he was anxious
lative trouble in Alabama, it was q matter
which they must settle among themselves. The
only thing the government could do was to ten
ferred Mr.. Strobach to the Attorney General
for further conference.
THE CALDWELL INVESTIGATION was resumed
this afternoon by the Senate committee on priv
ileges and elections. Ex-Governor Carney, Of
Kansas, was recalled, and the defense asked
that printed letter, written by Gov. c. To Mr.
Sidney Clarke, alleging frauds i'm the election of
Senator Caldwell, be produced, in order to
prove discrepancy between the allegations OF
the letter and the sworn testimony OF Gov. G.
Senators Trumbull and Anthony objected to
the production of private letters, aud the COM
mittee went into executive session to settle tire
question. They decided that the letter must be
produced, and Gov. Carney was recalled, but his
testimony did not differ materially from the
statements contained in his letter to Clarke.
A NEW SAVINGS BANK.-Mr. Buffinton intro
duced in the House to-day bill TO incorporate
the citizens savings bank of the District of Co
lumhiA. 1t names as corporatOrs Jesse b. Will
son, Henry S. Vanderbilt, George W. Cisseli
Leroy futile, Edward NJ. NOurse, John Bailey
George W. BallOch, John G. Parker, Theodore
E. ROessle, and Frank II. Gassaway. The in
come or interest of all deposits shall be divided
among the depOsitors. Any officer who shall
embezzle or fraudulently convert the funds Of
| a lrya of
and upon conviction suffer imprsonm ent not
less than one nor more than two years. tt ;
bank shall make an annual report to Congress
Referred to District of Columbia committee.
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LADIES' GOODS.

MI NONNELL of East l6,h street, ~ T.,
49,, - pettluiy an 610ssces thai she has No
c. 49,. "i1 u, IN me n q Mrs Rich, sos
ARD ~ "sshlng On II. c. between XH
HCND.V - vi ere she Will open, on
In ported goods O. -; " 10 VI ninr ia Va alS
ing Dresses also S-.n 81 y ,;,. 81" ss,r ~
Lin serie. &c, &c ~ ,1s Or
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How TO SToP Ir.-The New Archbisbop
Bayley talks Thus manfully: A real inspec
ton Of liquors would destroy two-thirsis al in
temperance. Any real good government should
enforce such On inspection. or stop the saie al
20 protect the lives Of citizens, and While Il en-
forces stringent laws Against the ale Of dccaved
vegetables, II = far more important thsf Il
sho1d hinder the sale Of drinks which poiso q