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Conservation or n Bishop.

ERIE, PA, January 1.-Rer. ]. F. spauld.
ing, D. D., pastor OF st. PauPs Protestant
Episcopal church, and Bishop elect to Colo.
RADIO, Wyoming, and New Mexico, was duly
consccrated here today. 49,, ...,qr
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PREVENTION OF. CoAL-OIL HoRRoRs. The
Board Of Fire u Underwriters Of this city will
hold meeting tomorrow to take into con-
sideration the exped'ency Of obtaining, IL
possible, municipal legislation against the
sale Of explosive Illuminating fluid las Well
as agsfnst its storage in the city. fillmore
Sun, 1st. ss VI S
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Death Of q Revenue Officer.
WASHINGTON. January 1.-General B. L.
Sweet, deputy commissioner of internal reye-
nue., died hpretUuay.
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LEGRa RHll, G, NEiW|1s
Large rireas In snasssiS Do. Tleanessss

Large FireHs J6nesb6xo,, TennesssS-
Heavy loss.
- Especial Telegram 70 the Dfspatcfs1
JosEsBoRo, TENN, January LA very
destructive fire, 1.-The cause Of which is un.
known, occurred here last night, and fe.
suited I'm thet distinctions of the, dwelling
houses of John L. Blair and DR.. w. VI
Bowel and the store and tin-sbop OF w. n
Hawkins and a saloon. The loss was ter
thousand dollars. -
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Yoluntary Raalkrupsey. :.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., January 1.-The At
iantic Delfne Company have gone into vol
untary bankruptcy. 81 ssrs55
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nestrueiion 5af a yensp,apcr once.

!. PITTSBURGH, Pa, January 1.-The office
of. the Methodist Recorder, the organ of the
Methodist Church here, was entirely de-
.stroyed by fire to-day, and the issne Of the
present week, ,,, ,:l.., ,1>e,.. {.
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Result in currency dollars

In addition to the increase Of value of
British sterling, the French, Swiss, and Bel
gian francs are increased from 1906 to their
ctual value, 1908 cents, with a similar in
crease on the Greek drachma and Spanish
peseta. The Portuguese milreis will be de-
creased in valuation from SLIP 10 $l,0S ~.
Baltimore Sun. -
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WOOD AND COAL.

DRICE OF CLOVER HILL COAL RE-
i DUCED.-In view OF the difficulties of the
times, CLOVER HILL COAL will he sold by The
regular dealers hereafter at 1926 per cart-oad Of
twrnty. five bushels or 1.750 pounds-deliyered ut
the houses Of CONSUMERS.
Steps have been taken which viii insure the coal
to be delivered clear of slate and other impurities.
d. 4. WOOLDRIDGk, Treasurer
I, 2-Iw : Glover Till Railroad Comuan".
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,remnI,i. NunIeIpal Eleefiola.

+ MRnrHIs, january 1.-The election here is
progressing quietly and there has not been
q single disturbance up to noon. The con-
test will be very close. Both parties are
.sasguine. .s NJ $50 sss5s
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as>jx i. ySnn nn :, seem 80 muei. death since
~'m fcite1o '1', :, come ,a one said yesterday.
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books. sTATIONERY..' De.

1914 RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH Of.
10 I ts fer four kinds of CALENDARS and
TIME-TABLks free to all; PHYSIClAN9 VS.
TING LISTS, POCKET, ard COUNTING
ny myuS 5aT Dt casi fnvoce Money se-
ceipt Sales Order, Time, Balance, Copy ing: Pass,
and Ale noi.,ndu n gooka, OF many sizes aud quail
ITO get good ACCOUNT BOOKS send early or
ders 80 ,tJ .-5 x ..,,l,; 49, $3.50.
de 27-d&w 5a1S1sMAlN SchGGI. :.
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AIApRp, January 1.--Anotiier extensive
Are. accompanied by terrible explosion,
has occurred ar Gartagena. IS .ss i
TIL. dem lies ,spfs tfie Cortes ore deayor.
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David Clark, the well-known philanthro.
Dist, of Hartford, furnished Christmas din.
ncrS to 40 famttieS. 4
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MARINE INrEL1IaEYCE.
7 OF RICHMOND. JAsuAaY 1. 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 2, 1874.
Sun risee.. !. 81 Moon sets
Sun sets. High tide. u. * 90
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A!|,ilf''lluI.Il1a lsgafl.

FRIDAY. -. .........JANUARY q isR4.
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Ius.k e.sNEY.sS2 lQTA4IQEs III TIE LONDON
-
values OF AnesIaa stDsAs as quoted In the
London market and reported 10 our, cable
Edfspatcfics IS simpi the sresulfs Of thansW
|nethod of quoting terifng exchange In
pursuance of thea actaof Congress passed
MAfEhs q, 1873, and which provides that
Call oorttacts made sfter .Januasy,1 i 1874,
based on an assumed par pf exchange with
centsf&ai,d sfour-pfnth to The sovereign or
pound sterling, shall be null and void" On
the passage .oE this act the leading drawers
| Of sterling In the yUnited slstes agreed to
quote the pound sterling at its SEXUAL price
10 American dollnrs; thus, Instead or say
ing to-day that sterlfug Is 1857 and 1904,
Il would be quoted at .4.84 and S6 gold,
respectively. The new par Of sterling ex-
change Is expressed by the figures S48685
for the pound sterling which Is practically
the mint par. ID View of these changes the
London Stock Exchange have adopted for
stock quotations four shillings per dollar.
which Is five dollars to the pound sterling.
The quotations accordingly came yesterday
from kondon{ by cable for CTS 1911 = new
loan 1881, etc In Latham's tables we find
the, following easy rule to find tho equi-
yaient Of the London price: Multiply the
London quotation by the New York rate Of
sterling and divide BY i've. For example:
ss eganR Is apSS ew SorI.sold los $50
a Divide by.............. 5)51 $40
Result In gold dollars. ;. 10s.es
Again:
Sterling In New York-in currency. -. $40
vase D,,do bv a-s ecgr EEso OK
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

-. France. !.
YERsAIilFs, January 1.-The Assembly
to-day, after voting the raising Of ninety
million Of francs by additional taxation, al.
. The court-martal sitting for the. trial OF
communists have condemned six more foi
them to death. Isl sss. y \,
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1874. NOW IS r ro TINE 1874.
SUBSCRIBE For THE YEAR 1874

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT To ANY ADDRESS BY
Ut. ELLYS0N,S
NEwS-DEALER, No 1119 MAIN STREET,
..s. RICHMOND. vA.gz.;.ssg. 50
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in Newspapers, Books, Magazines Games, Sta
tionery, School Books, Christmas Books, and all
GENERAI AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
ANUTHE PUBLIC. 81 49,
The following sent by mail to any part OF The
lishers' lowest prices -.
New York Herald 81 81 New York Tribune. 1913
New York World. IL New York Times.... IL.
New York Sum-. New York Journl
Richmond Dispatch. Of Commerce. s le
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t4 4 BHsi5 33sf,Sgtt sss Z. II y as *, 4
s.sys = IS sS = s.I tst&s 5sts+s+f e
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NULL SUPPLY BEST ANTHRACITE
Il COAL at 20 to 1926 per ton Of 1000 pounds,
hest West Virginia Lump SplInt 90 per load, Cum
Coke So TO S6 per load, Glover Hi 43 so 10 % per
load, Oak and Pine Wood $6 to $5 per cord, at
- ~ = IL 49, G.. III. PAtS a.'S,
&c 20 rE-..I - = Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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yYIRGlNIA AGRICULTURAL. AN! d
Y5MECHAEICAL COLLEGE.-The next half
close on the second Wednesday in August. The
third annual Or ssion will commence Oh the day fol-
lowing, and continue until the 2ed OF DECEMBER,
cessary expenses of aGtste sfudent do not exceed
ri 30 Tor ten months. For catalogue apply to 1
F4-seSfTeI 'I3E G. E..C.' MINOR, President,
Z On 2.d3t&yxea4 *Sas5 elg Biacksburr, Va.
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80 q. 3 II 4 3 q, 20
vs. y :
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- s8iEI I f5,slE .5Fllsg. 2. (, 4 a1s7s =
as IL Si.jsF stS
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Hides: Green. 4@6c.; dry satted, lg@l6c.: 6rY
nt. 1E1@I6c.; Wer saited S01 &C.; wes saitcd cali.
skins, Oh d 0e4l Co., li.lss 81 sfssfs IuIti3-
Leather: Sole leather, oak. 5@a5si so!sleathsr
Hnish 2S639xc, d foof; hip, 6Oc@31 ~ d. har-
ness, country, Sol3Sc sctIL nntshI :4Gg atc. !Y
b. Nc ccaiiskiils. french. IL 2a0 3, rough
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"a good .joke.]
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- s 60 !. - 9 .&sls..lafH -
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COMMEMORATE.
!. R1cH1ar,Np ,AARKE7s.I
THuHspAxy Januarys i, 1874.
( etannfrv fsxOAsfeS 'fts,tss. Z. I. =

49, NJ.
tsIsss 80 Csuntsy Precise. ~ fs
Roots: Ginsmgs rs @Secs; senacxs without top,
Soc. sia4ffs stsF $50 8 f.3r5ff = !
Bees,ca1: csc. q n. sts,sr3 Ssh "a
B.ttsr; Prime 70 choice ysIloys ss aasc. poors
Bucktoheat Hours 60. Dull ~
Broom-corn GREEN, 'e11 O.. !; red, 405c. @
Corn Heal: Zoe ~ bushel ;s
EGGS: In barrels. l2l@22c. a. dozen; IN crates,
y. ssssasss ss Y sss
ss.25s family. oranary run, %. 5oGSs. 20; falcy
Esa.sers: Prime nve-sooee, e5 @7oc:; common,
30u46r. re--g 80 80. r, - :. 1
Fzarseed. ii. 5oQs1 80 = bushei.
Hay: yiegiaia timothy, s1.lo@sL2o; Clover,
Lard: Country. 9@1 &c. ss.t-eg i3.a. g4-,lAs
s0qts: Baled. s09s5c., % 100 ihs. S=
-Ontoas.-S1@$1-4o-s ~ basllel. las
Potatoes Irish, 50Q6oc. q nushel.
Poalry.-Dressed: Turkeys, 14@15c.; chickens,
K Rus: Soc. q bushei s..z
Sttnsdc: 75c.-nominal
'Baied &rap: 10000. sssssite -
wool: Washed. ssa42c.; unwashea, 2sa as.
'*'5- Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c. IL
80 g sm sa.a5@sasc = barrel; Resemble,
Lime; Agricultural, 1o912he; q hnshsl: vir-
4l.25@s1. 40 Roeklano, 81 Gt@sI76. ~ :.
ca Pssf ss 775 5gR 49, sf0un li' delivered
~' 49, - - Dry Goods. "a;
Bro,cn SIeetinos and Shtrtin0s 4-4 Manchester.
"A .janes Riyer. 9Hc.; 4 James River, &C.;
Eycr EoHsnoy Grn
l0ac:: 3 EocSbridSe, sc A Louisville, 70.
a. "; oonestosa; I21e;;; = G.. .tones,osa, 1ec.;
sat y, S sse lo''' o-4ieppen' SOC w.
Bleached Shirttngs and Sheetings:. A Wamsut-
to, l7Ac; A Masonyilic, 15he; "A Roektaie,
1 6sne ISL sos, A. lone Sne4a ia
12,zc.; Whites,one, I0c.; Barnslsy. &c.; Red
Nils, sc. - - ' : ~ ~
Bro0n Drills; Petersburg; 1915; westford,
1lhc.; Granitevilie. lie.
ebrsa :yeons:: Payonia, l1c.; Amoskeag
12c.; Halloweil, 11Hc. 7..sss, s /
Dsnims: Harlem, t24c.; Boston Steam Mills
Prints: American. e'sc.: Aliens, Zoe; Rich.
mond; loc; sprss4e, 49,; Ma ,S los:
l0c.; Arnold, .sAc.; Amoskeag, skc-;;s VANS tta
Cuabrics: Rice. &C.; English. &c. I.
Drugs, Dyessufs, Obs, &c.
Alcohol: 1926 u gallon. -. .ss@&a :
Concentrated Lye: 20 y case Of four dozen.
C0pperds: SC. -
C0ctinenl: IL 81 D. rr
| Ertract Qf Loyaoood: 16c.
Indigo: 81 20. 5... .,. 5..s,.r..a
- 0iis: ~Linseed, 81. machine, $l@s1E5
sperm, 1926; whale, S5c.: straits, 6O@7Oc
sc % dozen: best salad. Sill: CASTOR sc gallon
Virginia ..ubricatins, 5oc.; kerosene, 1S@2oc. 8
gnilon. -
Race Ginger: lee. y
Soda: Sal, 3A@4c, kegs; English soda, 7;sc.
I lrpp 4
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BUSINESS lCHAsGEs.7-,Ehe following busi.
ness, changes are announced n,,our, columns
this morning: IS, = $. =,
Mr. Alfred Gray has been admitted i
partner in Che Arm Of B. C., Gray & CO. 80.
Messrs. James B. Ficklin and Wafreli s.
Ficklin have formed 4 co-partnership to con.
duct d general commission business.
Messrs. Redwood s. iCrenshaw, auc.
tioneers and commission merchant have
dissolved their firm, Mr.. e. p. crenshaw
continuing the business at the old stand. ss !.
Messrs. Gustayus Mflihiser and s. Hirsh
have associated with Moses MilIhiser under
the irm.namc of Millhiser & Co.
The firm Of Thomas & Pilkinton, to-
bacco manufacturers, is dissolved by limita-
tiop.
.Messrs. Dcane & Darlington, commission
merchants, have dissolved their firm, Mr..
Deane retiring. The business will continue
at the old Office under the flrn.name OF w.
T. Darlington & Co.
The firm Of e. D.. Christian & Co. is dis
solved. Il. D. Christian and T. III. Gum
will continue as formerly the tobacco COM
mission business under the firm-name Of
Christian e. Gum.
Mr.. William jenkins. grocery and COM
mission merchant, has associated in business
with Mr.. Henry l.. Rees under the firm
name of William Jenkins Il Co.
The firm of Conway & Friend is dissolved,
Mr.. Conway retiring. The business will be
continued under the iirm-namc OF }. Il.
Friend & CO.
Mr.. Thomas Seldom has been admitted to
an interest i'll the business of Messrs. Lee,
Seldom s. Co.
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otirspondehte fshs .,.chmoaa, Dispsieh;i

The Fire -nf = GnHatanf1s n
IGotfrspendente 81 The. .,ichnoRd, Dispstch.3 ss
CovIsgT0R. Va, December 81 il 1873. i
6 Last summer Lord Milton, tsoniof isEafl
Fitzwilliam, purchased of GeDerall Skeen
the Galfahaa property fves miles west bf
CovfDgton. lie improved ft'land made an
elegant and iQifiet home This fn1 he and
bis family returnetsto England oHiasvisit.
They returned at SP.sM. last night and the
servants and others rdoiced greatly upon
their return. AT 2 I'd. the vi hole build
ing was discovered to be on 6re. All the
furniture, clothing, and jewelry OF Lady.
Milton were destroyed, and the family and
servants turned ont in the SHOW in their
night-clottes. Not a Yestige was saved ex-
cept what the family had ON, AMI, they bare
ly escaped with their 6scs 49,
Lord Milton had some nine sefSa5ss,l
and female, and one, q female, was burnt to
death. She escaped, but returned for her
clothes, and was lost. a brother Of Lady
Milton Beauclerk) went to her room and
felt round for her in the smoke but found
her not, and barely escaped with his lie.
Her bones were found in the debris.
Lord Milton and his wife are very much
beloved by the people Of sAIleghany, and a
deep and general sympathy Is felt for them.
Indeed, our people think Lady Milton as
Christian and as lady is one OF the noblest
of her sex. All hearts sympathize with the
family. +" REX.
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SCNDAY-ScHooL FEAsT.-TEe scholars of
Broad-Street Methodist Church Sunday
school will enjoy New-Year's feast, given
them by their friends, officers, and teachers,
this evening, in the basement of the church,
which has been beautifully decorated for the
occasion at which time presents will be made
to those scholars who have been most punctu.
al in their attendance at the opening of the
school during the past ycar-a number OF
the scholars having ranged from forty-fye to
ifty.two Sundays. Singing and other exer-
cises will be had, and the little ones expect
nice time.
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pATRuss sFAiusHA Nas s---S stgs4 sIsAhls.--
The masters aud past, masters of the differ
emf subordinate oranges throughout the
state have been in session In this city for
several days past engaged Ia forming and
ins,ituting a State, Grange Of that growing
order in Virgins. They concluded their
!abors Yesterday afternoon by the election oi
the following officers TO serve for the ensuing
year
Secre,oru-M. w. Lakewood, of Henrico.
Osesseey-W William Taylor, OF Clarke.
Lecsurcr-J. w. Morton, Of Charlotte.
Ste,rard-WiIliam McComb, OF Orange.
AssistGat tStepayd-T. o. Graves, of Page.
CHAPLAIN -JD. Chalmers, Of HalifaS.
Ts>eas,rer-W. B. Westbrook, OF Dlnwtd.
0't G;atekeeper-J. J. wi,kerson, of pittsylva-
mia. -
Pomoaa--Mrs. NJ. w. Lakewood, Of Hen
Ceres--Mrs. Thomas Homer, of Prince
Edward.
fgoya--AIrs. !. W. Lewelen, Of Hcurico.
Lady assistant Stcscard--Mrs. T. 0.
Graves, Of Page.
Erecuiirc CoD,miuee--Richard Y. Gaines,
of Charlotte; a. NJ. Moore. OF Clarke, and
+. W. ChiieS, OF Louisa.
Committee on AddreSS-David Chalmers,
Il. V. Gaines, and James W. Lewellep.
The officers were installed by Mr.. Il. \.
Thompson, of Minnesota, Lecturer OF the
National Grange.
4 constitution aud bylaws were. adopted
for the government ofthe order in the State,
and large amount of routine business
transacted.
The Grange adjourned sine die yesterday.
II is understood it will be necessary to hold
an extra session during the coming summer:
The annual session will be held the second
"Wednesday in January, 1870, ut such place
* the Executive Committee may determine.
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The sickIes Resignatfon-LiEht ON
the Subject

The sickIes Resignatfon--LiEht ON
the Subject.
WAsH1NeroN, December 80. follow
ing is the telegraphic CORES pondence be-
tween SECRETARY Fish and Minister sickies
n s1Se resignation Of the latter:
N j. xrRrD, December 8, 1878. b
lgtsasAon Fish. Secretary %; Stale, Wash
ingtoH: 500, Il, .sff WA Il. So.
tits published semi officially that the Gov
eminent disapproyes Of my conduct In the
case of the Virginins. If in the opinion OF
the President my resignation would facilitate
a satisfactory termination Of that question, or
be otherwise advantageous to the public in
terests, such resignation may be considered
as hereby respectfully rendered. SIczLEs
WASHINGTON, December 6, 1873. 4
Sickles, Minister, Aadrid: =:
The alleged publication Of the disappro.
val Of your conduct Is entirely unauthorized.
No dissatisfaction has been expressed or in
timated, and it is deemed important that
you remain. Your resignation at this time
would not be accepted, as 1t would Interfere
with the prospects Of an accommodation.
'|' FISH.
MADRID, December 16, 1873.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State, WASH
ington:
respectfully request that my telegram of
the Gin instant, rendering my resignation,
and your reply of the same date, may be
now published sICxLEs.
WAsHINGToS, December II, 1873,
Sickles, Madrid:
Your tender of resignation was only hypo-
thetical, and your telegram referred it TO al
legged publications unknown here, attribu-
ting dissatisfaction which had not been ex-
pressed. Under these circumstances publi-
cation is not deemed necessary and cannot
be authorized. FISH.
MADRID. December 90, 1873.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State, Washing.
ton: 49,
respectfully renew the tender of my re-
signation, which / trust may be accepted
now without interfering with the prospects
of an accommodation. -SICKLES.
WASHINGTON, December 20, 1873.
Sickles, Madrid:
Your resignation will be accepted. Let
tiers of recall with instructions will be for
Warded by next mail. FISH.
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Fire i'm characteristics,
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, December 81, 1873,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, December 81, 1873.
Last night about O'clock fire was discov-
cred issuing from a house on University
street known as the "Brand" building.
Many citizens assembled there and endeav-
ored to stop the flames, but did not succeed
until the at" of the house had been burned.
The other part and some surrounding build
ings were only saved By extraordinary exer-
house s v was owned and gee" occupied ps by some
ccIored people, who had conformity pur-
chased the property, and the loss will be
heavy on the owners, though probably not
more than ore thousand dollars in value.
1t was set Oh fire by the careless handling Of
lamp.
Ice is being cut and stored away here to-
day. QUIP.
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TIE EPISCOPAL SECESSION IN COLORADO
The Rev. Thomas j. McFaddeD, pastor OF
st. Paul's church, Littleton, twelve Wiies
from Denver, Colombo, announced 70 ms
sermon Sunday that the service next sunday
will be according to the ritual OF Inc new
movement, aud that he Will nereaitef ags ~
cordlng to that platform: Inc rev; Hansl
d. Moon, Of St. Johns cnurcns Dsn t,sa
telegraphed to New YORK 10 sop lulsasi
aid to Rev. Dir. McFadden from lne Mlss .s,u.
ary Society, and will next soaaay lak $.
charge Of the seeding minister's pulpll. -
il believed that other Episcopal elergymen
win follow the new departure. Mr. Mefaa.
den went to Denver from New 1ofk IN
August last. sr3s &
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT. OFFICE DECEMBER 81, 1878.
Henry Bowler. Esq, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Mile A. Gallen, Trevilian's Depot, Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. Louisa county. Va. ;
Mrs. 4. NJ. Garnet, NeWtown, King and
Queen county, Va; MIR. b. A. Hancock,
Black Heath, Chesterfield county, Va; MIR:
w. H. Haxall, Main between Fourth and
Byrd streets. city; Mr.. Robert Hill, No. 6,
Goddin's Hall, Richmond, Va; Henry hel.
Ter. Esq, Havana, Cuba; Miss Newell
Wade, corner Fourth and Byrd streets. Rich
mond, Va; Colonel L. @. Washington, Ex-
change Hotel, Richmond, Va; +. Wyatt,
Esq, Barnhart's Mills, Butler county, Penn
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ELECTION OF OFFcERs.-Old Dominion
Council, No. $50, Friends Of Temperance,
have elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: james Caskie, p; J. Il. w
Gibson, A.; j. Z. Heacock, r. S.; +. u
Starke, Cha plain; G. Q. Staples. +. 81; II.
Fl. Wilkinson, r.; G. II. Morgan, c.; w.
D. Roberts, A. c.; j. Il. Curric, l. S.; Il.
S. Morton, o. S. ......
Friendship Lodge, No. A, Independent Or
der Free Sons of Israel, has elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing six months
William Flegepheimer, P; n. Greenwald
"; VI. Kaufman, r.; II. Schweitzer, r. s.;
Rev. NJ. Coleman, +. S. A. Lazarus, T.;
Rev. NJ. J. Michebacher, Philip Hirshberg,
j. Kampner, rs; l.. Lichtcnstein, repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge.
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LETTERS TssrAxssrARY ON THE HOPKINS

LETTERS lTgsrAMENTARY ON THE HOPKINS
WuL.-Messrs. Gwinn, King, and
executors of the will Of the late Johns Hop
kins, Yesterday went before the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, at TowsontoWn,
and were granted letters testamentary on
the personal estate of their testator, having
first presented their bonds as executors pre-
yiously given before Mr.. Mitchell, the Re
gister of Wills, on Monday, which were ap-
proved by the court, aud then having nken
the obligation to discharge their duties as
executors. Mr.. Gwinn was sworn, and
Messrs. King and White, being members.oi
the Society OF Friends, affirmed The Or
phans Court appointed Messrs.: Q. Z.
Magill, former Register Of Wills Of Baltimore
county, and William Hopkins, Of baltimore
citv. appraisers, who will now proceed 70
make an. Inventory Of tie estate as rsqpt1se q
An accurate inventory Of Mr.. Hopkins's
Baltimore city property shows that he was
nossessea Of 1Ts houses, of which a5tare ware
honses. 10 stores and dwellings, Ga dwell.
mos, the Rialto building, the Gommersial
Milling, and three Offices corner OF south
M. Gwinn, who drew the win OF AIR.
Eonkins. was engaged fully three months on
It the testator often requiring alterations
more on less important to be made: Mr..
Gwinn had previously drawn several Wis
for M. Hopkins, oil since 1856, all q which
were Of course destroyed. The bondsmen
are Messrs. Reyerdy johnson, ST., Reverdy
Johason, Jr., #. w. Bennett, w. ". Taylor,
joseph p. Elliott, Miles White. Galloway
Cheston, Thomas WiIsonrand Jesse Tyson
Baltimore Sun, 81st. 81. Z. ssi- Z
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