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Snuff or dust OF any kind, and strong, caust!c. or
poisouous solutions aggravata catarrh and drive 1t
to- the lungs DIR. Sage's Catarrli Remedy cures ca
tarrh by lis mild, soothing, chasing, and healing
properties. Each package prepares one pint OF the
Remedy ready for use, and costs only hfty CENTS
cold by druggists
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The MOZART THIS EVENISG.-The pro-
gramme for this evening will be exceed
ingly attractive in both vocal and instru-
mental selections. The orchestra will play
four pieces, including the "Romance, -
from L'Eclair; ''Call Me Thine own,
with solo for cornet. Mr.. Lorenzen Will
play solo violin "Variation in E." by
Mayseder, and the Misses Swain a duo fol-
piano from "Semiranlls," by Rossini. Miss
Alice Swain will sing two solos for soprano,
s.Tears, Idle Tears" by Basveechl, and
"The Russian Nightingale" by Alabief.
The Baton will be full OF Interesting
matter
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The Cedar Works.-The citizens OF Man.
chester will be gratited at the action OF the
Council last night in granting the eight
years to the Cedar-W orks Company, where
by they will remain and rebuild in our
midst. SIr. Parrish, the secretary and SUI
perintendent OF the company, informed our
reporter that he would commence work I'M
mediately, and would be able to have his
machinery in operation in thirty or forty
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every Monday, where all letters for advice must
addressed. 81
sehenck,s medicines are SOLD by all druggists. b

SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DE. G.. w.
BENsoS's CELERY AND CBAMoMiLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner.5
vousness and Seeplessness, and win cure any case
Price, SOC. Postage free. Sold by oil druggists.i
Office, ice north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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Charges Not Sustained.-Robert Nor
ris and Jack Turley, two Of the miners
lately employed at the Brighthope pits,
were arraigned before Justices Pinchbeck
and Gresham, charged with threatening
some Of the miners who are still at. work.
The evidence failed to sustain the charge,
and the accused were. .honorably acquitted.
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MaYoy's Court.-John Sworn (colored),
for stealing n drcss-coat from e. II. Os-
borne, was sentenced yesterday to receive
fifteen lashcs.
Sam. Green, arraigned as 4 suspicious
character. was discharged.
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BIUyDERs.- is the subject OF lee
ture which Rev. S. A. Steel will deliver at
Union. Station Methodist church tomorrow
night. The well-knoWn ability and elc-
ouence of Mr.. Steel will no doubt attract a
great many to hear him tell OF the plumbers
they have made.
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FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICE.-J. Fl. Thornton
alias Cox (coiored), who was arrested Sat-
urday night as fugitive from Justice from
Newark, n. j., where he is charged with
burglary, was delivered to Detective A. j.
McManus, on q rcquisitlon from Governor
George 3. Mcclellan, and started for New
ark last night.
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Major Recommending South Carolina Riff
battalion.'

WHOLESALE MERCANTILE CLUB.-A meet
ing was held last evening BY about fifty
Young men connected with the principal
wholesale houses OF the city for the purpose
OF organizing club, which they propose
shall be known as the Wholesale Mercantile
Club OF Richmond. As yet no definite OBJ
iect has been stated, but it is presumed their
intents are charitable, and the result OF their
further negotiations will prove Of social
nl,o for,
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LECTUR
CORRESPONDENCE. :.
Observation-Disclosures.

RICHMOND, january 10, 1873.
Professor J. L. III. Curry, LII. d.:
The undersigned. desirGus that sound views of the
moral obligation, both Of individuals and OF States
10 pay their debts. should prevail In the community
and believing that you as professor of moral ply
losophy have carefully studied the subject and nre
qualified 10 give wholesome instruction concerning
il, respectfully and earnestly request that sou Will
as soon 1t may be conveaient, delyer lecture on
ihG subject In this city. Your compliance with this
request Will we doubt not. greatly benefit the pub
lie and much ablige. Yours truly,
Moses ID. liorc, j. r. Johnston,
ID. s. Doggelt, y. Is. Jttcr,
John L. Bacon, Thomas Branch,
Richard Irby, \: \. stokes
Charles (cnpe., Thos. w. McCancc,
Richard a. Dunlop, William W. Henry,
James Thomas, Jr., James Alfred Jones,
= n Mc(aw John A. Meredith,
Randolph HARRISON j.. .. NolilnE,
Isaac Davenport, Jr., y. l.. DICKINSON.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
considerably colder, with northwest winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. M.. 40 /;
8 A. ~, A; noon, Al; p. NJ. ~; 6 p.
NJ. So; midnight, q.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

.sI ri . = - q " & = b
VlsIT oF.TsE MILITARY TO CHARLESTON.
The following letter, touching the visit oi
they Walker Light Guard to Charleston, S,
G., on the 22d of February, has been re
ceiyed by the Colonel commanding the First
Virginia regiment:
81 HEADQUARTERS SOUTH CAROLINA }
Grille BATTALION,
!" CHARLESTON, c., January 10, 1878. }
g General Bradley z. johnson, Richmond,
Pa:
ssDear Gencral,-The Carolina Rifle bat-
talon have always felt thatthe retinion OF the
soldiers OF Virginia and South Carolina on
the approaching 22d of February would
not have been complete without your pres
enee. This sentiment we found so general
that we waived our own invitation in order
that the greater compliment could be paid
you by an invitation from your entire bri.
gade.
'sWe desire, however, to claim YOU in
part, and have the honor to extend to you,
and through you to the field and staff Of
ficers Of your regiment, most cordial in
yitation to be present at the reception at our
armory, which we propose giving " COM
pliment to our guests, the Walker Light
Guard, on the evening of their arrival in
our city.
"Wc shall also be happy to welcome you
at our armory at all times during your stay
in our city.
'sYours very truly,
&C. IRVINE WALKER,
ss Major .Commandinr South Carolina Rifle
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Dry GOODS
>.As Low As THEY CAN BE BOUGHT AT
JULIUS MEYERS, 603 BROAD STREET.
NOTE TIE VERY LOW PRICES: !.
EeRY GOODS


JULIUS MEYERS oo3 bkoAD STREET..
MOTH, ,rur yEDv 1o,, pp1rrc.
CLARK'S and COATS'S BEST SP0OL-COTTON
ut &C.:
BEST CORDED PIqUisS only S5c.;
BEAUTIFUL SHIFTING; PRINTS at &C.;
BEST DRESS lkIN-s Z! oae.,
New and handsome Styles FIG uhED fEhCAhEo
IIONEY-CQMB QUILTS at 60c. and upwards;
BhTES'S CROCHET QUILTS 1t 81 worth ST. !;
MARSEILLES QUILTS at very low prices;
Tyrrp -UIDE aud HEAVY PURE LINEN TA-
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"BCSINESS.' 1"

AFTER MATURE DELIBERATI0N
WE HAVE DETERMINED
NOT TO CARRY OVER
ANY PART
OF OUR PRESENT STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS,
AND TO CLOSE OUT 1NMEDIATELf
ALL OUR oyERcoATS
AND OTHER WINTER CLOTHING
WE WILL SELL AT ABOUT
FORTY PER CENT. OF
FORMER PRICES
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Mills BURNED. 0saosgo, AZ. r., January
3D. Tbs Ontario Touring mills lave been
burned. Loss, 100000.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, ,nsert aa-
vcrtsements in ell Of the newspapers OF the United
S,ncs ut publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
pGtch countins-rooln win receive premst atSen.
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iowa SENAToR.-Des MoineS, Io,aa. Jan.
uary a3.-Mr. Allison las been reelecied
senator.
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T ECTU K E.-Thc REV. SAMUEL A.
r. STEEL, pastor OF Groad-Street church. will
deliver LECTURE at UNroE-STAT,ON METHo-
DIST CHURCI FRIDAY EVENING. January 20,
1878, At 7:30 O'clock for !hc benefit Of the organ
fund.
Subject "BLUNDEHS."
Admission, 20 cents ia 24-2t
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MANCHESTER BONDS.

WI
offer for sale MANCHESTER EiGil.
CENT. TAX-EECEIVABLE COUPON DO
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER;
These bombs are Issued by authority Of !lI'
Council, under an act Of the Legislature. "ioI
purpose OF paving of the nnbondcd incebtc''n'"'
the city, and for paving the Streets" The arf n1,
the issue to S650O0 and provides for tax for 'rr
redemption nj maturity. With this issue the b. u'ted
Indebtedness Of Manchester Is s25G,700. Tx Dro-
perty belonging 10 the city is WORTH MORE than
the entire amount.
Tie bonds are In denominations 20 suit al c,t ses
of investors and are offered for the present Il; the
very low price OF 92. JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
ja lin Cashier BANK OF SoHa9eisf
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JUST RECEIVED
CARDOzo, FoURQuREAN & CO.'S
125 pieces NEW-STYLE SPRING CAMBRics
very choice styles;
Large lot IRISH LINENS, bought slightly wet,
great bargains offered In them:
TABLE DAMAsK,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
sHEETINGs, &c,
ut very low prices.
Oar DREss-GooDs STOCK. has been marked
down to close out our winter styles.
A good stock Of C!OAKs yet remain to be closed
out very low.
BLACK CASHMERE at G5, 7b, s5, 9oc., 81, and
sl.20-all very cheap.
New lot OF BLACK siLxs-spiendld value for The
money. Jal2
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R1cIIMoNn. w., January 22, ISIS.

RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1S7S.
TO General Joseph L. Johnston and others:
Geniemen,-I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of Your letter of the 10th Instant A re-
quest from such Il source has the force of L com
,nand; but l can only hope to bring forward f.
lniliar truths at 4 timely moment .
Myenpacelnents will prevent compliance earlier
than next week. The place and the particular night
leave 20 you. Yours very truly,
y, l.. NJ. CURRY.
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THE :. GLEswoop " WusKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The B select' Wbiskey is recommended by DR..
j. Il. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry--our own importation.
Cigars, of every grade, Of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount to the trade.
W. u. BLAIR 6 Co.,
003 Main street.
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MOZART HALL has been selected rs the place,
and TUESDAY NIGHT, 29ih OF January, at 8 L.
NJ. us the time, for the delivery of the above lee
81 22-tI
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ct the
DISPATCH PEfNTIEG-ioUsE.. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. W
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soirce will take place ut Mo-
zart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at 81
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
ton-cards, which must he presented at the door.
Members can obtain invitation-cards on application
al WAITS m,lsic-storc, No 92O Main street.
ia 3-Th
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DRY GOODS.
NASU WINS!
DRY GOODS AT COST! :

We will offer, for the next sixty days, our
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST FOR CASH,
in order TO reduce stock before taking inventory.
Buyers wi:o wish 20 secure BARGAINS will find
thi, opportunity.
Cnr stock consists, in part, Of the following goods
CLOTHS, CASsI1IEREs, FLANNELs,
WOKSTED DRESS GOODS,
BLACK SILKS, COLURED SILKS,
TABLE DA3IASKS, NAPKINS, TOWELS.
QUILTS, COMFORTS, BLhNKET
SHAWLs, CLOAKS,
MERlNO and WOOL UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, CORSETa HAcJDKERCHIEFS.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS,
PLAIN and FANCY HOSE,
BLACK GRAPES, GRAPE Wells, &c.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
420 Broad street,
4, brt,ynop Pnp-tb md EiftJ,
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ENTERTAINMENT.

UELP THE POOR.
BY request. Master RALPH BINGHAM. the Boy
Orator, will give another exhibition for the benefit
of the poor OF Manchester. FRIDAY, January 25th,
at the Baptist church, at O'Clock =. NJ. An excel
lent programme will be presented.
ADMISSION: Adults, 15c.; children, loc.
ia 29-3t
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AmEsEMENT's.
-----y-~--'-----'--c-'-> - =
pICHMoND THEATRE.

DICHM0ND THEATRES.
=nnyF NIGHTS AND w EpNESDAY MATINEE.
s Dss fASNY s pASaSPGkhP Il RsPmona on
vii! 'M!oS6&Y ioSS6 y EvESiSS: JaSgARY . ssTii'
"a her aaEaG SIfa: s'istSsi EEsfRSW fEsai'0n Of
in Ausus,n Dal,'s great society co,neSy,
" PlQUE,
'''s rrcst artists o: Sir. Daly's celebrated
ComeGy Company in the cast
TrEsuAY EVENING, JANUARY 20ru, MISS
naxEsroRn Sn Of EApi !" TEAZLE M In The new
Prince OF Wales version Of Sleridan's She
The great New York cast.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE, 2 O'CLOCK.
~''' be pFoaDpiisTau DiTuRGE. 5s's great pay OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 50Tu,
MISS bAvENPonTs FAKETELI and her only
non % ''','(>' As YOU LIKE III.
:, &c, fourth MISS DAVENPORT VIII sing Tic
Cuckoo song
SCALE OF PRICES: General admission, 81: Fam
ily Circle Soc; reserved seats 81. so. B6X-sheet
opens ar johustons and box-otiice OF Theatre FRI
DAY, January 25ih, at 4. A. 1a 24-4s
DICHMOND THEATRE.
H
Eurasemclr. Of The yonas american traSedieune,
MARY ANDERSON.
iJo first a:,reararce here since her recent dis:in-
.uiShrd triEmphs in New York, Boston,
and elsewhere.
Miss Anderson Will be supported bya
POWERFUL AND CAREFuLLY-SELECTED
COMPANY,
Including the popular young actor
JOHN ". NORTON.
THURSDAY EVENING. JANuAEY "a, 1873,
will be presented Richard Shicl's sublime play in
five acts, entitled
EEADEE.
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY %,
INGOMAR.
MATINEE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY &c,
GUY MANNEEING.
Box-shcet opens TUESDAY at 0 a. II. at JOHN
sToS.s and boX-oflice of Theatre. Secured seals,
$50 is 2l-4t
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
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PROFESSIONAL.
FINANCIAL.

ETNANCIAL.-I have several sums OF
E MONEY TO LOAN upon FIRST.CLASS
RICHMOND IMPROVED PROPERTY-S5,O00t 10
SIO,OOO-for several years ut low interest.
Also, 81, 900 for twelve months;
Also. 81 200 for twelve montlls
Also, $500 Tor two years.
Parties having money TO loan out will 1nd II 10
their advantage TO consult with NE, as have con;
slant applications for money IN large ana sihaii
sums No charge for Inyestin. funds.
FRANK D. HILL.
ia 22-eod3t Real Estate Agent and AuctoHfrr.
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ORR LINE OF OyERCoATS

OUR LINE UF Wv EsIsOV-NI"
is still quite full, having manufactured III ahcip;t'
ton of much larger demand than has been real
ized and as we do not wish intend to corrV thcn
over, an opportunity is given TO buy them at about
half price; so that q fine, No OyERCoAT may
now be had for what was formerly charged for tho
commonest grades.
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IN WINTER SEITS

IN WINTER SUITS
we have also large overstock, the supply having
exceeded the demand for the present season. These
goods must be run off. We will not hold them over.
So that you want Clothing at all rhis is decidedly
the best opportunity you will have for getting 1. at
low figures.
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zEIr.GTARY NOTICES.

TRAYs, ATTENTIONS N.--Assemble at y
I r ,cs,mentaI arir,ory on FRIDAY NIGHT q
SlyrT AT 7x O'Clock, in audress uniforms, for M
eUtsS Nv order LorIs j. BossIELN: Captain.
tSos2t JAMES Il. TYLER. Orderly.
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE, 2 O'CLOCK,
vii, be produced the great play OF
DIVORCE

WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY S0Tu,
yISS nAyESPORT'S FAREWELL. aud her only
appearance In her inaryeioasiy nr1''!3ht pcrsoha-
lion of ROSALiSD in Shakspearc's
As YOU LIKE IT.
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Box-shcct opens TUESDAY at a. ii. ut JOHN
sToSs and boX-olice Of Theatre Secured seats,
= IL Ia
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SCALE OF PRICES: General admission, 81: Fam
i,y circle SOC: reserved seats, 81 so. B6x-shcet
opens az JohDstons and bo&-otiicc OF Theatre FRI
phY-,Ianuary 25th, at 9 4. NJ. ja 24-4t
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!, &c, fourth Mss DAVENPORT VIII sing Tic
Cuckoo Song.
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ever since The works were established
New-York tribune., 1878-12-17
THE CUBAN ELECTIONS.

The steamer City of Merida from Havana
brings particulars of the election that for the first time
took place on the Island under the reforms
introduced by General Campos since the pacncaton
took place The Constitutional Union. or the Spanish
plrty has been victorious in Havana and In nearly all
the Island Its candidates sefors A. G. Mendoza,
r. Balboa Marquis OF Campo Florida j. Roas, Count OF
La Reunion; l.. Carvafal. p g. Llorene, A. Arnblard,
f. Duguesne, A. EspinOsa, t. Arteaga j. NJ Casuso, Il.
f. de Castro p Tapa. +. YeuOsa, j. }. dc Musset, f.
Mendoza, NJ. V. Gomez, F. Giraud. A. A. Artiz
Tho platform Of this party regarding the abolition OF
slavery Is as follows Abolition OF slavery according TO
the Morct Law enacted under the Republican form OK
Government In Spain presided by Castelar, In an us es-
senta provision modifying as 10 period, within the
scope moral and material necessities OF the country
and further amending IL in all that may tend TO amelio-
rate the condition of the slaves still In bondage since its
uromn,gation without any pecunary compensation 10
The owners thereof. With regard TO commerce. IL advo-
Gates the conclusion of tles with foreign nations
esuecy with the United States the principal mart for
their products-founded upon basis OF ample reel:
or cty tending foster the agriculture mercantile and
manufacturing interests Of the Island" The election
passed off without disturbance, although the Govern
rnt made elaborate preparations to suppress any at
pmp al an outbreak feared on the part OF the coored
and white native elements.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-17
MRS. STEWARPS GIFTS.

JUDGE HILTON SENDS NOTES TO SEVERAL HEBREW
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES INFORMING THEM OF
GIFrs-THE SOCIETIES DEBATING WHETHER TO
RECEIVE THE MONEY.
II has lust been discovered that the officers
OF the Hebrew benevolent associations OF TINS city re-
ceived Judge Hilton last week. rendering gs
TO them from Mrs Stewart. AdOlph Hallgarten' pres-
dent OF the Sinai Hospital was surprised last
! week at receiving the following note;
NEw-YoRK, Dec. -, 1873.
DEAR SIR, Mrs Alexander T. stewart is desirous TO
donate $500 TO the Mt Siu1i Hospital Your treasurer
can get The money by calling with this letter any after
noon efer two O'Clock. Yours respectfully, ,,,,
Asimilar note was sent 10 Jesse segman, president
of the jewish Orphan Asylum. giving like amount 1;
and one was sent to Rosenwad president Of the
Home for Inhrm and Aged Hebrews offering gift ef
$3.50
The news of this uuookod benevOlence has created
much excitement among Hebrews, who apparently do
not know what TO do about It, 1t is SAID that at first
Il was the general opinion in the societies that the con-
trbutons should be declined and several OF the officers
declared they would resign rather than touch one penny
Mr. HiltOns money. The directors OF the Mount SINAI
Hospital held meeting last Friday, but did not take
any action about accepting or rejecting Judge
Hilton's Offer There division OF opinion
as to the course which should be pursued The matter
WAS deferred at length until another meeting. The same
action n Is understood taken by the directors OF
the Home for aged Hebrews, and OF the Orphan Asylum
Adoph Hallgarten said last evening" MT Hiton's
note did not reach until short time before the
meeting OF the directors OF Mt Sinai Hospital aud there
time for consultation At the meeting there
difference opinion about the duty of the directors in
the matter and it thought best to defer action for
week | understand that there has been good
deal of talk about the matter. Many think
the offer Is meant TO propiuate the hebrew
residents Of the city who have ceased to buy goods OF
A o. Stewart & Co.. since Joseph SelIgmaD was refused
admttapce TO the Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga. Tue
manner in which the offer Is made seems
90 confirm such belief IL usual
for persons who make gifts to charitable institutions to
snd for amounts they desire TO contribute.
Mr. Utou lets MS know that get the money II We
m after H. III the offer accepted at ALL should be ac
c.pted as coming from Mrs stewart"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. 16, 1873.
The subscriptions to the 4 per cent loan to-day
amounted to Sl.574,350.
II interesting circumstance that OF the 30
east for the Interstate CO1mercc bill In the House last
week seventy were cast by Democrats and sxtynne by
Rcpub leans.
There authority for the statement that the Secret
Service Division Of the Treasury WILL the ST OF Janu
ary order Of Secretary sherman be placed under the
direction OF Assistant Secretary Iiawey.
The bill introduced to-day by Senator Grover TO reg
ulate employment OF labor the public works OF
the United states" prohibits the employment OF any
person who Is citizen of the Uuied States who
has not declared his intention to become citizen.
No Joint meeting Of the Senate and House Committees
on the Yellow Fever held this morning The follow
ing subcommttees the part OF the Senate mp
pointed: To viit New-Oreans and yicinity-Mcssrs.
Eusts Lamar and Paddock; to visit Memphis and ycin-
ity Mcssrs Harris. Matthews and ConOver.
Persons Baltimore, against whom suits relating TO
sugar frauduenty entered have been pending for some
time have applied 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury to
know what action can taken by In order to be
relieved from the suits. All that the Department asks
ia not that the OF sugar shall be forfeited nut
that the shall pay the nties which would nave
been appropriate the invoices the sugar had not
been cbl0red.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

AsARATOGA BANK TO BE REVIVED. 80.
SARATOGA \. Y, Dec. l6-There - u probability
that the OckOldeTs OF the First National Bank vi" resolve
10 make up deficiencies aud ~ on.
oRnEREp NOT TO USE NICKEL PLATING PATENTS
BOsToN, Dec. 16.-Judge Lowell granted an
INJUNCTION to-day In the Of the United Nickel company
a. agt The American Nickel Plaing Works ct al THIS
b was under patents taken out by Isaac Adams
ir and assigned 10 the plaintiffs
ruE CUFERLEss DEATH OF DRINKING MAN.
NEWBuRYPoRT, Mass, Dec. 16.-Ihe DEATH OF
Joseph Jones excitement In Seabrook, N X It's ev
Scnt ,he man was murdered The deceased drinking
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living Four hours later he was dead blood dow
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the brain.