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ST. LOUIS, May 13.-The works of the
Marine Dock Co., in South Carondolet,
seven miles below this city, together
with the steamer Jennie Dean, on the
docks, were burned last night. Loss on
No insurance. Steamer valued at $780,
600. Not insured. The lire was the
work of an incendiary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEW YORK, May 13.-There was one
death from cholera at the quarantine
yesterday, but no new cases.
Head Centre Stephens was occupied
yesterday with The executive commit
tee. The prospects OF a reconciliation
becomes clearer between the rival fac
tions. Almost the entire old staff have
resigned, and Col. Kelly has been APP
pointed deputy TO the Head Centre. "A
proposition will be made on Monday to
the Board of Aldermen TO set apart the
Governors room In the City Hall, for
the purpose of enabling Stephens to
give an audience to his friends and adj
mirers.
Another daring highway robbery was
perpetrated in this city early yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. j. "a. Higgins, cashier
of e. s. Higgins & Co., carpet dealers,
doing business on Broadway, was pro-
ceeding through 4Sd street, between 7th
and Sth avenues, with n carpet bag con-
tanning SIC, 400, which he had just drawn
from the bank for the purpose of pay
ing OF the hands employed in the fac
tory of the firm, he was brutally as
saulted and knocked senseless to the
ground by a rufhan, who was imme-
diately Joined by two others, one of
whom sprang from a butchers cart and
dealt Mr.. Higgins a powerful blow on
the head with a heavy weapon. The
robber then seized the bag, jumped into
the cart, in which was the third accom-
plice, and made off with their booty.
After his recovery from the shock, Mr..
Higgins was able to give such de-
scrption OF the villains as to lead 20
the hope OF their speedy arrest.
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HARTFORD, CONN, May 12-The
Conrant of this morning announces
that the contract for constructing the
Gettysburg monument has been awards
ed TO its designer, Jos. G. PATTERSON, of
Hartford. The monument Is to cost
$50, 900. Mr.. PATTERSON designed and
built the Worth monument
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Providence, R. L, May 1.-THE
small safe of Messrs. Davenport, Ma
son q Cos. Taunton, New Bedford and
New York Express, was thrown of the
road last night, between East Green
witch and Westerly. It was found this
morning robbed of its contents, the
value Of which is as yet unknown.
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Oswego market.

OswEGo, May L.
Flour unchanged. Wheat nomInalIy low
er; No. l Milwaukee club held At - 10; sales
OF 5000 bu new red western at 81 so. Corn
scarce; sales of II 900 bu mixed western TO
arrive at sc. Canal Frelghts steady; Hour
g, wheat 10. corn So. rye Q. oats %, 10 New
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ToLEpo, May -.
Flour-tlun and dropping. wheat-Inac-
tive, nominally and centslo lower, sales white
Michigan at s. 20; new amber 81 80 Corn
drn, active and cent better, s. forsSO.
mixed; 50 for yellow. Oats-dull. Rye
quiet. Lake frelghts-duM and unchanged.
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ClaieaEo aInrKet.
CHICAGO. May Y.

Flour-dun. wheat-unsettIed and de-
elIned S9ec, closing at 81 6O5<@I 81 for No.
and 81 l09Il2 for No. 2. Cofn-declIned 10
Ic, sales N 5O5<95l for No. L Oats-qniet az
2@a25<. ProVisions-dull. Freights-firm at
81 on com To BufialO.
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FORTRESS MONROE, May ia Sc
rious fracas occurred at Hampton yes
teriay afternoon, between Mr.. Latti-
mer, the Deputy Sheriff, and man do
ing business In that town. The latter
was stabbed in four different places.
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TRoY, n. Y, May I2.-The iron
moulders' strike in this city, which
commenced some six weeks since, Is
now ut an end, the last foundry having
gone to work to-day. There has been
a compromise between the men and
empIoyers.
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WAsHINoToN, May I2.-The CoIlec-
tor of Customs for New York, Is here
to-day to file his bonds and TO make
the duties Of his ONCE next Monday,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

no TAKE ORDERS FOB ALLTHE sLEr-
b autff1l octave volume of nearly 500 pages,
handsomely bound and finely lI1ustufed.
Agent for this work are now clearing nom ten
are dropping nistories Of the war to take mp
this work. a. Il Il HEW, FRESH, and Just
SUITED 70 the great mass OF readers. Unn-
suaI Inducements given address r. W.
CARROLLG CO., ia. West stu Sc. Cfncin-
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- The fne steamer ..REvBNUE,s
LIZ 4Capt. Wash. Kerr. will ply rs
z--zs1IreguIar Packet between Ports
mouth and Pittsburgh. Leaves Portsmouth
every Monday At II. 81. Leaves PittsbuTgh
every Friday at Il, NJ. Leaves Wheeling for
Portsmouth every Saturday morning att
o'clock. For freight or passage apply on
board or to BOOTH, BATrELLE& Co,
aprtS-1m Agents
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milwaukee, Market.

MINIATURES, May u.
Flour dull. wheatdeclIned 9aI0c; sales at
81 20 for No. l. Oats firm at SIC. Frelghts
UNCHANGED.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Presi-
dent has approved the bill to incorpor-
ate the National Theological Institute
in the District of Columbia for the edu-
cation of persons for the Christian min
istry. There is to be no exclusion from
the Institute on account of theological
belief. The bill is silent as to race or
color.
Mai. Gen. Hitchcock, Commissary
General of Prisoners, has given notice
that a sufficient length of time having
elapsed for the presentation of claims
against the fund under the charge of
this office, monies recovered from the
rebel authorities taken from tne United
States soldiers while held as prisoners
of war, no claims presented after this
date will be considered. A pro rata dis
tribution of the fund will be made in
the claims now on file, on satisfactory
and the authenticity of the claim being
presented.
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CLINTON B. FIsHER,

oTeVs
The Times Washington special says:
The indications are unmistakable that
the Joint resolution which passed the
House yesterday will be modified in
the Senate, by striking out the third
section entirely or substituting for 1t
another, declaring certain classes of
prominent rebels forever ineligible to
office under the National Government.
The President has appointed Colonel
Walter B. Scates, Collector of Customs
for Chicago, to get up a new five cent
piece, which is soon to be Issued. II
will cost about $500, 900. There will be.
when the coinage is complete, three and
half million dollars of this money in
circulation.
Col. James L. Collins, formerly of
Ohio, has been appointed receiver of
public moneys and United States de-
positary at Santa Fe, vice John
Greiner, late of Columbus, Ohio.
Generals Steadmen and Fullerton,
the commissioners appointed to inves-
tigate the workings of the Freedmen's
Bureau through the Southern States,
have nude report of their observa-
lions in Virginia and North Carolina.
They sustain the charges which have
been freely made against the agents, OF
being interested in speculations, DC,
and recommended the removal OF the
present officers of the Bureau from
duties to officers commanding troops in
those States, as the agents have but lit
tie to do, as all cases for trial or adjust
ment have been turned over to civil
Al the serenade to Stephens. Head
Centre OF the Fenians, last night, he
made short address, in which he re-
peated his assertions that his mission
here was to close up the gaps in the or
der, produced by discussions. He
promised lengthy speech at the great
meeting soon to be held.
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The Latest News.
ny TELEGRAPH.
lII.eeIIaneoua NeWs.

ny the Union Line:
ONCE, corner OF Main and Monroe street
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FOR CTNCINNAn.

The hne steamer PINE GROVE
4 aqnS%Acapt. AnaWalt will leave as above
- this day, the 18th, ut Il O'Clock,
II. For freight or passage apply on board, or
to BOOTH, BAfTELLE Co,
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NEW York, May 12.-The Board of
Health have before them proposition
to divide the city into six hospital dis
tricts, in which when epidemics occur
there shall be established as many hos
pitfalls as the exigeucies may require.
The matter of allowing offal and car
casses of dead animals to be thrown
overheard and float TO and lodge on
Long Island is under discussion.
The Board of Excise have printed thus
far 5000 licenses. The counsel to the
Board has rendered decision that Bed
loe,s Island is outside the excise dis
trict and that Staten Island is inside
of it.
The master ship builders have offered
areward of $3.50 for the arrest and con-
viction of the parties who have ASSAULT
ed or may assault men who have gone
at work.
The strike of the carpenters, joiners
and calkers continues.
Lewis Clark and Charles Dennis,
charged with the Madison avenue bond
robbery, have ndischarged for want
of evidence against them.
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Head Centre stephens and the Fe.
nfanH.

New York, May IA large num-
Der of Fenians called on Head Centre
Stephens to-day at Metropolitan Hotel.
1t has been ascertained from Stephens
this afternoon that he will not remove
his headquarters to Union Square at
any time. The Head Centre spoke so
emphatically on the subject that he
created the impression that he was not
altogether satisfied with the suggestion.
1t is said he expressed himself strongly
against the extravaganza involved in
hiring Union Square building. 1t is
not known outside of the circle of the
Senate Council and the attaches of the
Palace in Union Square the exact
amount remaining in the Fenian Treas
urY. A prominent Fenian stated that
the whole sum now reserved to aid the
cause of Irish liberty is less than $500,
$4,000, which are directed to Patrick
-O'Rourke, who can have them cashed
when required to do SO. Stephens was
enlightened on this state of things to-
day when he had an interview with
Mr.. Griffin, the OiMahony Treasurer.
The interview was private but is known
10 have had effective reference to the
disposition of monies received in Union
Square, 1t is well known that Mr.. B.
%. Killian took the lease of the Palace
in Union Square in his own name, and
Col. O'Mahony and the other leaders
dlteC TUE WulOu
arose cute of the expedition to Campo
bello that Killian would eject all par
ties from the building. Their appre-
tensions however were unfounded for
Mr.. Killian gave up the lease and the
books, papers and other articles in his
charge to the representatives of Jas.
Stephens. Headquarters in Union
Square are now closed and Col. Kelly,
private Secretary of Mr.. Stephens, is in
charge of the building. Although Mr..
Stephens is making every effort TO eff
feet a reconciliation between the rival
sects of the Brotherhood matters have
TRANSFERRED which show that the task
will be no easy one while seeking CO.
operation of the Roberts wing of the
Fenians, which is at present the most
potent Of the two. He has carefully
abstained from recognizing the Fenian
Senate in its official capacity, and con-
sequently any overtures for an adjust
ment of the difficulty cannot be enter
tanned by body whose official exist
ence is thus denied. Stephens issued
an order to-day calling on all Circles in
the United States to subscribe towards
the movement in Ireland and send all
monies TO him at his headquarters, Me-
trnnolitan Hotel.
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

The fne passenger steamer PO-
- =s<3sman, will leave as above Tuesday i,
the 18th INST, at o'clock. p M
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO..
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NEW YORK, May 12.-The Herald's
Washington special says: The cabinet
meeting OF to-day was an unusually
short one. All the members of the
cabinet were present, excepting Attor-
ney General Speed, and but little busi-
ness could have been transacted during
the short time in which they were in
session.
The Committee of Ways and Means
are doing nothing as yet on the new
tariff laws, preferring to wait until some
final action has been taken upon the
Internal Revenue tax.
Gen. Howard has appointed special
relief commission, of which Surgeon
Robert Reiburn is President and n. j.
Bowen, Vice President, to distribute
the sos, 600 appropriated by Congress
for the relief of destitute colored peo-
pie in this district.
The Blair Conkling investiga COM
mittee is moving slowly. Interested
politicians and others are said to be
here from New York and to be using
all their political and personal influ-
ence possible to deter or choke of any
investigation that would expose the
official frauds that were perpetuated.
The Select Committee of i've, consist
ing of Senators Doolittle, Pomeroy,
Anothy, Cowan and Lane, met this
morning to take into consideration the
propriety of reducing the clerical force
of the Interior Department and in
creasing The pay of the remainder.
The aggregate saving to the depart
ment by this measure is estimated will
be about $1,000. The various heads of
the bureaus were before the committee
and generally argured in favor of the
plan, A bill for that purpose will soon
be reported.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: The Senateto-dav confirmed Gen.
Maun as Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the LIST district of Illinois, vice S.
Schrider, removed.
An attempt will be made in the Sem
ate to pass Senator Henderson's bill re-
stricting the Presidents power of re-
moval from Office without cause.
The veto of the Colorado bill will be
presented to the special cabinet meet
ing on Monday, and then transmitted.
The House Committee on Public Ex-
penditures met to-day and laid a plan
for investigating alleged fraudulent
practices on the Boston and New York
Custom Houses, which they will pros
ecute vigorously.
Gen. Howard yesterday received the
following dispatch from Gen. Clinton
B. Fisher, the head of tho Freedmen's
Bureau in Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Wednesday, May 8, 1855.
The school houses will be rebuilt, and
schools all open again in ten days.
shall remain here until waste places
are restored.
(signed) CLINTON B. FISHER,
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alJl75s le5ia
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Yours truly, etc.
Prize Money.

Few are aware what enormous amounts
were gained by the officers of the navy as
prize money. From recent report we note
few Of the most successful The largest
siigle payment was S38,3lS, made 70 VII
liam Budd, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
as his share Of the prize Memphis, captured
by the u. S. steamer Magnolia. The en-
listed men have been paid sums varying
from thirteen cents to nineteen hundred
dollars.
The capture netting the largest amount
10 individual captors was that OF the ram
Albermarle, captured by picket boat under
the command Of Lieutenant w. B. Cushing,
from which men whose pay was $240 per
annum received as their share Of prize money
81, 1874.
The total amount of prize money received
thus far is about inc million five hundred
thousand dollars. There are still unadjudi-
Gated some six hundred captures, which,
when paid, will swell the aggregate TO fifteen
million Of dollars.
ID. Farragut, Vice Admiral, S55, 448 S.
p. Lee, Rear Admiral, S99, 456; d. ID. Por-
ter, Rear Admiral, S90,348; G. 4. Dupont
Rear Admiral, S58,476; Thos. Bailey, Rear
Admiral, S39, 098; VIM. w. Mexican, Com
mander S2S,6l6; G. A. Stringham, Rear
Admiral, Sl4, 447; ii. III. Bell, Rear Admit
raj, Sl2,2O7; T. B. Green, Rear Admiral,
Sl03l8; j. B. Marchand,. Captain, $12, 400;
B. f.. Sands, Captain, S2S ,5l6; w. NJ.
Walker, Captain, $34,51S; J. E. Jewett,
Captain, S27, 449; John J. Almay, Captain,
S54, 43l C. ii. i. Caldwell, Captain, SIC, 573;
d. b. Ridgely, Captain, $l4,134; r. f.
Wyman, Captain, $24003; n. Collins,
Captain, S15,222; 0. S. Gibson, Captain,
S36, APO; G. NJ Ransom, Captain, $29, l9l ;
William Budd, Captain, $3S,409; Pierce
Crosby, Captain, S23,S96; w. o. Lundt
Captain, 81, 10; &c. Watmough, Captain,
S24,272; S. ID. Trenchard, Captain, SIS, 569;
j. X. Mullaney, Captain, S15,44l; w. Il.
Dinnison, Captain, Sl4, IA; VIM. S. Cheese
man, Lieut.. Com. $l9,l7S; Earl English,
Lieut.. Com. $l8,31S; VIM. B. Gushing, 1t.
Com, SIG, 100; Fred. D. Stuart, Lieut.. Com,
S16,073. - 5-a-JA u
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The present ronpirary cases ORIGINATED IN
complaints made for alleged crimes which
were either dismissed for want of prosecution
in the Police Court, or ignored by the Grand
jury. There have been but two such cases.
and with neither Of these cases had the six
companies any connection or acquaintance
near or remote. They have, however, been
dragged into the criminal courts, and charg-
ed With the offence Of conspiracy for pur-
poses Of illegal gain and extortion, or TO
enable combination of the worst element
in our Chinese population to break up the
power so usefully exercised by the six COM
panies over their members, and open the
way to an easy escape from the consequences
Of crime ~
Yours truly. etc.
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CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,


OSr hv,ared Coal Minersat the Mines in Par
~ nalse5 % dee l9-2Ws
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I, EDGAR JOKES. Cashier Third National Bank
of Nashville do sOlemnly swear that the above
Statement is true TO tho best of my knowledge and
belief EDGAR. JONES, Cdshier.
STATE OF TENNESSEE
COUNTY OF DAVIDSON
Sworn to und subscribed before me, january J.
1866 A. c.. NORNEL, Notrrt Pubic.
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ALL DESPERATE CASES


to him for treatment. -'-'.' -
Whoever undertakes the Medical Profession
should feel resting upon him double obligation
one. the duty he owes to the public. to whom he
announces that he is a qualified member Of his
profession; the other, a duty he owes to himself
TO make and maintain q reputation for attain
ments and skill.
There are some Practitioners. indeed there are
many, who are ignorant of
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deem sufficient 20 secure "A yield of this per
centniii on their stock herein above stipu-
lated 70 be retained for the stockholders OF
the company.
The company is required to make
such extension of mains or pipes as
the City Council may direct; and the
extensions shall be made whenever
responsible citizens shall guarantee
for term Of six years the use Of wa
ter, the annual rents for which shall
be equal 70 ten per cent. of the cost Of
the extension. 49,. s@@ IA
The cityis 10 have the privilege Of
subscribing for SO much Of the stock
as the Council may direct, which re-
mains .unsubscribed for at the time,
II The provisions of the charter APP
pear to have been we'll considered and
examined by the Council before adop-
ton, and it il thought that the rights
of the citizens are fully protected. On
the question Of granting the company
an absolute charter for fifty years,
which was modified as above stated,
we find the following remarks by Mr..
CoLLEY, a member of the Council: =
He did not believe that any corporation
should have the privilege of growing rich
OFF of the Inhabitants. without the latter
deriving any benefit ltherefroHn. He was
willing to granite charter TO this company,
provided They would accept q liberal one,
but was opposed to their grant being ex-
tended to fifty years; as that time was too
long Tor any char eF 10 extend, This ofdi-
nance should be carefully considered, and
It's provisions wen examined, before pas
sage; az afterwards Il was irrsYoeapie. 1t
was immateral TO him whether this COM
pany accepted the charter or not, unless
they accepted It under such restrictions as
this council saw at to impose, and stated
that he would not. under any considera-
ton. barter away the rights and privileges
OF his constituents. ~
We Lope, in subsequent article,
to give the plan of the works, as pro-
jected by the chief corporator, X. b.
CArHERw0oD, Of New York.
= a
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Admiral Mandy succeeds Dir James Hope
IN eomEnand Of the North American Sta
ton. ~ ~
Adyices fro N baltimore, represent the
election 70 have passed OF quietly. In
complete returns Indicate that the Con-
seryat>yes have carried the city.
Fian steps in She dptnolidatlon Of the
Alabama and Tenneasee River Railroad,
Georgia and Alabama haiiFoad, and Dali
ton and Jackson Railroad Companies has
been perfected, and the congratulated com
pAnieg placed hnder ftis control OF the Ala
bnma and Tennessee River, with Gen. y.
H. johnson as President. #A1
Governor Wells, OF Louisiana, has APP
uointed George Chadwick Commissioners
! u Paris Ufee H. w. palfiiey, lost on ,the
Evening Star,
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CINCINNATI. April 10, 1895


z Or. Lf6It,.flL- Dear Sir: Feeling thank
full for the great benefit you have Conferred
on me, ! deem y 2 duty owe you and the
disease, and your successfn full Treatment Of
IL.
Some six years since contracted catarrh,
which so rapidly undermined my health
that / was compelled 20 quit my trade,
(printer), and seek outdoor employment,
Which eoniewhat improved me. I return.
ed u my trade, but took n severe cold, and
the Old complaint again attacked me in q
more Aggravated and com plicated FORM
My lungs became contested, and effected
WITH tubercles, while all the alarming
g5earanee. "A md slight bleeding from the
lungs, nightssweats. an incessant, wearing,
baking ha. eongh, elct Was steadily losing
mesh and strength; Three or the best
lively, without benefitttnE mas, each one In
turn telling me that had consumption,
and that not much could be done for me,
e eIs,, RAJ. Shat e9Fe and dtsung nisht ae-
The last physiclan gave me a tonic, and
told me little elise could be done except 70
keep myself warm and dry. / was com !.
pletely Frustrated and unable TO wofk hair
the time. At this distressing stage OF my
disease, and with little hope by either my
self or friends, visited ynIhnd went un.
der treatmentwithout promise of cure,
but merely an obligation on your part 20
do the best you could. This was six weeks
ago to-day Almost from the first applIcn,,
ton began 10 improve, and have gained
so rapidly that at present my cough has
ceased, the expectoration discontinued,
the soreness and weakness IN my breast
has subsidized and my strength has steadily
improved. Furthermore, some hveweeks
since, weighed myself, though without
the intention of test; my friends and ac-
quafntances. remarlxing my healthy APP
ipearance OF late, caused me 20 try the scales
again. and was surprised aud delighted
10 find / had gained tt0eJtfy-one pounds IN
the period mentioned. sElfAf
"a Hoping this statement may be the means
OF inducing other sufferers 10 give your
system a fair ana impartial trial, remain,
Yours, respectfully,
% ~ REtB9es 81 i WM.sK. WEST,
Commercial job Room, Cincinnati, o.
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