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NEW YORK.
Ignorant PreJudiCes'' not Confined
20 Tcnncssee.

Ignorant PreludiCes' not COnhheo
20 Tennessee.
NEW YORK, Dec IA meeting OF
the workingmcn Of the city was held last
evening, for the purpose Of considering
the question of cheap labor. Resolutions
were adopted strongly protesting against
the importation of Chinese in the country
bv the American immigration Society, TO
the injury of the working classes, and
calling on Congress 10 take measures loT
its prevention.
EN-WsGhOdist Winister-and-POiIc
man.
T. W. Remson, formerly a Methodist
minister. and s. Hannigan, both police
men. were Yesterday dismissed for rob
berry.
No new Developments in the bounty claim
frauds nor no new failures Of consequence
Of New York merchants are reported TO-
dav. although there were rumors Of large
failures in each Of the cities of Cincinnati,
st. Louis and Chicago
SamPIing Sweets.
Frank Howe, a special treasury agent,
and Chief Appraiser Palmer are still en-
Gagged in resampling the sugars IN bond
and subiecting them TO new appralsement.
some npdervaluatiOn have been discOv-
cred. but not as yet TO any great extent.
Mcfarland Indicted.
Daniel Mcfarland was formally indicted
10y the Grand Jury to-day.
Richardson's Estate.
An informal application was made to
SURROGATE to-day for the administration
of Albert d Richardson's estate by his
brother, on his own behalf he stated
that the widow and children were in Mas
sachusetts, and that the bulk OF the prop
crtv. except some $4,000 worth OF Tn
bYnc stock, was in New Jersey. His ap
nlication was denied on the ground thai
administration belonged TO the widow snC
children of the deceased
Embedding.
George F. Dunning, charged with en-
bezzIiug about so, 600 while engaged il
an official capacity in the sub-treasury, la!
waived examination and bcCnhcld tOawai
the action of the grand jury.
The bounty Frauds.
Mr. Haskins has been arrested on III
charge of having been implicated in bouni
loan fraud Gray Il Prats
COuntcrsCitng.
Examination in the case of the Nv
li,borraphcrs, charged with cOunterfeltin
United States stamped checks, has bee
postponed, pending the arrest Of the pm
cipal party concerned.
Elevated.
The report that the elevated railroad
Greenwich street, had been sold to Corn
Ifus Vanderbilt for $4,000 is conir
dictcd.
Drawbacks.
Nm. II. Whimpster, who figured pror
mcntlv in drawback frauds, and who h
been making Canadian tour, has be-
induced 10 return here, and admitted
bail in 500, 600.
Failure.
The failure of J. W. Bond q Co. $ d
Goods house, Trenton, y. j., is announc
for $40. 600 with assets of $40, 600.
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4 BaseIess Fabrication.

ROME, Dec. 1.-THE report that the
French government had sent note TO the
Holy See, declaring the proclamation OF
the dogma of Papal infallibility would re
lease France from political obligations OF
the COncordat, is a fabrication,
Left
Cardinal Matthew, Archbishop OF Bes-
ancon, hasleft Rome. His departure gives
rise to many contradictory rumors.
AHaIe Old Gentleman.
The health of the Pope is remarkably
rood
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WINNIPEG.


War from SaskaIcheWHh 7" Iht
Rocky Mountains.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA letter dated Penn
bina, Dec. II, says nothing new in the
condition of affairs at Fort CARR, but
SAYS a widespread apprehension is felt
that, in case of action between the in
surgents and the Canadians, the Indian
tribes, from Saskatchewan TO the Rocky
Mountains, will join and not stop until
the whites in British America are exter-
minated, and may carry war to the set
tiers on the American side.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-John Gebner, OF
Texas, was robbed last night on the
steamer H. NJ. Shreye, while lying at the
levee, of S., 800
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FRANCE.
suffering.
ROME.

Pans, Dec. 17.-Emperor Napoleon
has been suffering from illness for a few
DAYS. but is now better.
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MOBILE.
BARKING

MOBILE, Dec. 17.-There was only one
race to-day, mile heats, which was won
by Larkin. Time, 1;50; 1:44a.
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SPAIN.
sinnderinr - Woman.

PARIS, Dec l7.-Quccn Isabella in an
swcr TO a resolution of investigation
adopted by the Cortes, denies that she
carried away the crown of jewels when
she eft Spain.
MOnnrChfal Election.
MADRID, Dec. 1.-THE Cortcs has
adopted resolution instructing the Com
mittee on Constitution to prepare a hll
providing for the election of a Monarch
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CINCINNATI.

Survey Of the Southern Railroad
CrNCrNNATI, Dec. l7.-Private sdvices
from the surveying party on the South.
cru Railroad say the second section OF
the survey will be completed Monday
next. commencing at Georgetown, Ky.
The line goes through Versailles, Harris
burg and Martinsville TO Danyille, cross
ing Kentucky river at the mouth of Cedar
creek.
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A CHANGE OF TINES. When, in May,
1852. Daniel Webster, then Secretary OF
State. and Mr. Fillmore, President, went
homo TO Marshfcld TO try at the spot he
loved so well to prolong his waning life
ON earth, he met with fearful accident,
bv being thrown from his carriage and
breaking or dislOcating hiswrist. In great
AGONY he was removed to Boston, being
resolute, if possible, 10 resume bis
duties at the scat of government.
On the 18th of May, 1892, he wrote to
the President. ''1ly anxiety 10 get to
washington is extreme, and if there we're
a good vessel going to Baltimore and a
fair prospect of settled weather, | should
be glad to embark, so much do | dread
the shaking of the cars" No TaDapoosa
came for the dying man. He did travel
in the cars to Washington, and in five
months was dead. If, nowadays, Secrc-
tarv Fish, after Thanksgiving at home,
had had an attack of pOdagra, (and we
trust he may never have anything worse, }
a line-of-battl ship would be sent tOGaTry
| =, 10 Tho DotOmac'
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NIunleF,
SOUTH CAROLINA.

At the Cincinnati Hospital this evening"
Wm. D. Clayton stabbed Henry Meyers
ia the heart. who died in twenty minutes.
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ssA"'e"on
9l9n tdegsh q
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munication, if fresh from the woods, il
will he worth fifty per cent more for a
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$1,000 Reward.

John Boyle, private belonging TO The
detachment, was dangerously wounded in
attempting to capture Daniel Literal,
proprietor of an illicit distillery. A re-
ward of 81, 900 viii be offered for the ar
,ogt of Tsffora5
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and KELLY.
SUMMER STREET,

ARE NOW OPENING
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

Just bought in New York at
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''-~ A. HUXLEY, Real Estate Agt,
deel5tf No 7s Maxwell House
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THE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALES.
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Frauds and Failures.

No new developments in the bounty claim
frauds nor no new failures Of consequence
Of New York merchants are reported to-
dav, although there were rumors OF large
failures in each Of the cities of Cincinnati,
- To-,is and Chicago
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THE WHISKY REBELLION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Commlssloner
Delano has information that detachment
of the 56th cavalry, on duty, under IN
structions of the Revenue Bureau, In VIZ
ginia have been very successful in de-
stroying a number of illicit dlsthleries
near JonesviIle and Cumberland Gap.
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To COns,inlptives.

Tue Advertiser having hes restored to
health in a few weeks. by "A very simple rcme-
dy. after having suffered several years with u
severe lung affection. and that dread disease.
Consumption, l. anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send u copy of
the prescription used free of charge. with
the directions for preparing and using the
same. which they will lind SURE CrRE FOR
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. BRONCniris. etc. The
object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripton Is to benefit the afflicted. and spread
information which he conceiycs to be inval-
uable and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing. and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, Z. Y.
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For the best Clolhing Tor the least
money, 60 to
POWELL K DICKSON

A JUDGE NoNrLUssED "a few days
ago. SAYS the New Orleans Picayune. an
old lady aud a young one found them, ,clvc,
in Cout. charged with disturbing the peace.
The officers statement was clearly given,
and certainly disclosed an equal culpabll.
~ in both Ii was evident, however, .he
Court inclned favorable alignment to The
youngest, and the scales OF Justice were
rapidly tipping in her favor,
Why aid you abuse this Young lady ?"
ths magistrate deman ed of the old one
hal u right to. was the calm reply.
What wa, sh- doinI -
Keeping company with very imprep.
or character
"And what is that to you p
She's my daughter"
"Oh. indeed and you think tho person
was an improper character p
II do. sr!'
DO you know who he was?'
Il dou't know his name I've seen him
frequently y prowling aronnd after night"
And then, ~ il ac,uated by sudden i'm
pulse. the old lady adjusted her spec,acles,
peered cautiously at the Court from under
her great sun bonnet. and then exclaimed /;
"Good lack good lack Why you re
the man
;" Me woman did you ,ay me y
Again the spectacles were adjusted. and
the curious gaze prolonged. while the old
lazy nodded her head st intervals
" les, yes, its the same ugly ace I'm
sure ol.lt; bu' III iorgive you this time /;
Iii forgive you And the oil laly hob
blel away, leaving the Court gs,ping with
sstonl,hment. and una lie to intripose All
objc,tion to her departure.
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Having associated myself with wholesale
Stove and Tin Ware establishment in Saint
Louis. for the sale of Stoves and Tin Ware,
can always furnish everything in this line at
st. Louis wholesale prices with the freight
AIDED To merchants dealing in the above. 3
liberal discount will he made of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
-. N. =. CORNELIUS.
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MINERALS.
To the People of Arkansas

A IL persons having ,or knowing Of lan!
a containing .uHergis y dRg kfah by send
int the lpcaltv. extent. AMI price OF their
llnl. and the desert plion (alwars acconp1-
niel by specimens of the mineral thereon.
can. az che expense Of The Subscriber. have the
same scientifically amaly sed. aud II it is found
to he valuable. mutual satisfactory arrange
ment for its introduction 10 a market VIII be
made.
Thi. il a m ,st important subject Of interest
and welfare to .ArNtn,lS-thr extensive &cdS
AMI mines of mineral. IN Arkansas are nov
living lille and useless, and undeveloped-lrre
i a chance for owner 10 put their hidden
treasures to n valte, All letter, OF conlnnni-
cation. or information received and replied to
with pleasure by addressing.
JOSEPH MOGi.iDiE. TT. Smith.
Care of Mrssrs. tABEI.i. y GLASS. Ark.
n. BAH parties having Coal Lands,
whose beds Of Coal range from ) to (or
more) feet in thickness, will find II 10 their
advantage to reply TO the above; and persons
having Cor knowing oD beds or mines OF
MINERALS. whose Kind or sort l. unknown to
them. can get true solution of their value
by sending specimens to tll' ,hovc W.
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If you want Patent Medicines and
Drugs go to
POWELL l. DlCKSON'S

--" Doctor what do you think is the
matter with my litile boy y
Why :t's enly corrn,,ifed exeg,,i,
anti-spa.modicslly emanating from the
germ Of the animal refrigerator producing
8 prohc source Of irritabili y in the PERI.
cranial ep;dermis OF the montal prolundity.
"Ah that's what told Be,,ey, but she
lowed it was wurruu>.'
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DIR. HUNTER

CONTINUES to treat all private diseases
~ syphilis in all its forms Gonorrhea
Gleet, Structure. Orchiti.. and all urinary dis
eases. and the effects of mercury are com
pletely eradicated; Spermatorrllra or Semi
nal Weakness, resulting from sclfabuse or
other causes and which produces some of the
following effects. as hlotches. bodily weak
ness. indigestion. constipation. aversion to
society unnlnlinrSS. dread of future events.
loss OF memory. Incidence. nocturnl emissions.
aud iinally pro>traton of the vital powcrran
be fully restored to health. Persons afflicted
with this or any other delicate. intricate: or
long standing constitutional complaint.
should give the Doctor a trial. He never fails.
The Doctor publishes u medical circular
that gives a full exposition OF v'nereal ana
private diseases that can be had frce NJ olhre.
or by mail for one stamp. 1t gives clear
delineation Of all the diseases and conditions
resulting from the rcfringement of the moral
laws. eXeesses. indulgence. cNposures. ana
imprudcnccs in married or single life. Every
sentence contains instruction to the afflicted
and rnallny them to determine the precise
nature of their complaints.
The establishment comprising ten ample
rooms. Is central. When it Is not convenient
to visit the city. the Doctors opinion can he
obtained hy giving written statement oftbr
case. and medicines can be forwarded by mail
or express. In some Instances however. u
personal examination j. isabsolntcly necessary.
while In others daily personal attention ~ re-
quircd. and for the accommodation Of such
patients there are apartments connected with
the office that are provided witt every requi-
site that /, calculated to pru,notc recovery, in
cludig medicalcd vapor baths All prescrip-
tons are prepared in the Doctors own labo-
ratory. under MS personal supervision Med
ical pamphlet at office free, or by mail for two
stamps No matter who have failed read
what he says. Ohice No. lSS Third street.
between Green and Walnut streets, near the
Postonce, Louisville. Ky. Office hours "a.
m. to y. m. sundays, 10 u. IN. to l2m.
July 27-ly,
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As the 'carly bird gets the worm
30 will the early customer get the
bargains, at
POWELL g. DECISIONS
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Powell e. Dickson, pay the high
cst price for Beef Hides.

Talk about crocodilss weeping. said
IN old salt. why, blast my eyes havenri l
sssn whales b!stber'
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If you want the best custom made
Boots and Shoes, go to
POWELL X DECISIONS.

- A little gnl got to school in Dan.
bury the other morning just Il, ii com.
Menced aud frr teacher ,ali, Iuu are in>t
10 time. Susie" Then. tuning to the
scholars. she asked: In time tor what
children p A hand went up. atd an in.
telligent boy signIi,d that he could solve
the problem. "Well Thomas. just in
time Tor what 4" Lanagan's ball ~
shouted the promising youth.
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TAILORING.
q. III. Herr,

nESlREs to give notice that he l. located,
- permanently, in Van Buren,. aud VIII
give personal attention 10 all branches OF the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
and will warrant satisfaction in all cases.
Goats. Vest. and Pants. made 10 order in
the Latest style ami hest manner
CUTTING GARMENTS.-Partic AZ
teution paid to the cutting of men and boys
clothes.
Shop In the McGcc building. opposite Geo.
Austin's store--e,trance on the west side OF
the building.
The patronage of the city and country Is
solicited Prices reasonable. april
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49, a sailor at the B,ookiyn Navy Yard
explained to cu,iou. landsman t.e other
day how prize money is divided. II is
siftsI through y ladder, he said !; =" WIN.
falls through goes 20 the officers, what
sticks. the sailsrs gct."
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UNIVERSITY of NASHVILLE
Medical Department.

ITIE Twentieth course Of Lectures will
l. commence on the First day of November
next. The Preliminary Course commences
on the First Monday in October.
Theory aud Practice-Wm. X. Bowling VI. d.
Opstetrcs-tha>. X Winston. NJ. u.
heMi>try--J Berricn lini>ley, Nj. D..
surgery VIM L. Briggs, VI. ID.
inStitutcS-Thomas l.. Madiin. VI. d.
Clinical Medirne--Wm. l.. Nlchul NJ. ID.
Materi, Medica john ii, Calender. NJ. ID.
IN n,tomy-Tnoma, b. Buchanan. NJ. ID.
Surgical Anatomy-Van ). Llndsley Nj. ID.
Dcmonstrator--ilenryM NJ. Compton, NJ D.
FEES The American Medical Association
at the meeting In May last at New Orleans,
passed II resolution that no school charging
less than Si2l. (whilr it favored ny large
miiority 81 i0.) .houll he represented in that
body. nor .iould graduates of such school,
he Observation-Disclosures the ticket for the
mll course OF lectures j, 5 ~; Marticulatlng
S5; Di,Sccting Sl0; Graduating $40.
For additional information apply to
j. BERRlEN LlNDSLEY,
I'm Dean of the Faculty.
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-"It is a grea, comior. to be LEFT
Alone ,aid an Iish lover, especial,
when your sweet heart is wild ye."
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Daassi Of scissaiigss.
Who For?

A GOVERNMENT DErEcrivE BADLY
SeLD.-A lew days since. a well lres.c'i
ana dspper li.tls person was seen to mani
fest = very mquisi'ive interest in the mann
factory Of our enterprising young citizen.
Henry Bonnsbcl. E.q lie Inspected in.
ternaliy with great care. aud apparently
made notes with pencil. Was he n I,ul.
eha.er or special artist detsiled to pte.en,
90 the public view OF the manuiactory 81
tho bi,ul lphste oil lime q? Ne,y soon this
sbservant visitor met the active proprietor,
sho vas engaged in making some change
in his business arrangements. With all
the dignity OF new clothes, the visitor pre-.
sented his card, the Hon. &. Sneakem. de-
ssctivs extraordinary in the service Of the
internal revenue
"Allow me to inquire" asked he Of Mr..
Bennabel. "ars these whiskey barrels 2
They were, sir"
VIII yen allow me to see your receip,
for the manufacture of this whiskey =
a. never made gallon
Then this is not distillory ?" observ-
cd the detective. with slight shade o. di,
sFp0ihtuient.
!" No sir. 1t is a mandatory OF bisul.
phate oi lime.'
Allow me to inquire. air, what is
bisul phate of lime = asked the detective
IL la chemical preparation ol lime
used 10y sugar planter, to pr omo'e granula-
tien and puiny oi sugar"
The detective was not to he thu. thrown
of the track OF a rich lsrieiture' Fiji, bis
ulphste WA. CANNON. 4, could not TOOL u
New Yorker.
"Will YOU persisted he. "p,rmit me
to have one of these barrels opened q
Here. Owen" sung oul Mr. B,unal el.
knock the bnng out n n barrel Tni>
gentleman says We are manufacturing whi>-
key without paying license
Owen was indignant that a thafe oi II
gsuger' should have crossed oven from Ire
land TO prosecute honest p ople; 20 he
struck banel such vehement thump that
the bung bounced out, and the detective
thrust his Off ,ial nose into tho opening
The effect OF the pentnp sulphuric vapor
on the p'oboscl>, lungs anl eyes oi the
dapper gentleman irum New York was
alike sudden AMI conclusive He ;umrlei
over like bedhug exposed to corrosive
Aublimste IL was only with the all OF
Owen and sonie other di,intrlcsted .pecta
tors that he WAS taken to his ructn ard il
10 ~ d Ia have been some DAYS before he
could leave hi, bed and resume bis wild
hunt" alter whi,key. " Y Tribune.
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Eclectic Medical College.
or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Ehnrtnrnl Anril % lSG1

or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Chartered, April p, 1865.
VNuE Sixth Session of this College will be-
/ yin it, preliminary course the lth day of
October and the reyaiar course ON Wednes-
day. the l3th day OF October, 1850, and con-
tinue Is weeks.
FACULTY.
JOSEPH R. BUCHANAN, NJ. ID.
Emeritus Professoranl Lecturer on the lnsti-
tutes of Medicine.
Robert ). Newton, NJ. ID.
Prof Of Operative Surgery s surg. Diseases.
Paul W. Alien, NJ. D..
Prof. Tneory and Practice OF Medicine.
William II. lladley. NJ D..
Prof of Mitcril Meiica and Therapeutics.
James NJ. Comins. NJ. d.,
Prof of Obstetrics Diseases OF Women and
Children.
Edwin Freeman. VI. D.,
Prof Of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
M. f. Brown. NJ. D.. Ill. d.,
Prof. of Physiology and Pathology.
J. Milton Sanders. NJ. ID. IL. ID,
Prof. of Chemi-try4
II. d. Garrison, NJ. ID,
Prof. of Pharmacy.
Frank Tabor. A. NJ,
Prot. of Medical Jurisprudence.
John II. Fitch, VI. d.
Demonstration a Adjunct Proi Of Anatomy
rEES.
Fees FOR one full course OF Lectures. si0O
Marticulatipn Fee,
Demonstrators Fee, .
Graduation Fee, 81
Hospital Tickets,
For crrii itue of S,holtr.hip, for which
the holder mly attend two or more
course. of Lectures, or until he gradu-
atrS to he ptid in advance. 100
ScLolarship-. rntitllnI the holder to keep
student in th' College for ten yenrs, 800
To keep one student In the college per-
petually. looo
Students have access to all the hospitals of
the city.
Board may b~ haI for six or seven doll trS
a week students arriving in the city viii
call at the ollice of Prof. tolnin- No. lOJ East
2Gth street. near ith avenue. or AT the college.
22l east 10Th street whore they Will he assist
ed in procuring board
ANY further inf1rmltion may be obtained
by addressing
ROBERT : NEWTON, NJ ID.
Pres. Faculty, - Fast 9th street