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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
ESTABLISHED BY
DR.. ]. C.. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For tho Cure OF all Di,eases Of The
Ur!nary andGenerntiNe
Organs. and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
No. SAG washington street,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Cures Guaranteed, or No Fay hequirco'
BY LErTER ON 0rHERwIsE, FRkE

THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE Al
J. cnioycd on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess OF eighteen years, and has DeconiG oneoi
the renowned Hospitals OF the age. WHAT tnc
celebrated Lock Hospital Is to London, ana tnc
no less renowned establishment OF klcor4 Ell
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the FaeinJ
Coast. The thousands annually received anu
cured at this place IL in point Of number OF pa,
tlents among the very brst OF the world, ana
the success Of its treatment ranks II second 10
none.
Seminal Weakness or SpermntorrhGn.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organlEh'
ton, should stop to consider whence II arises
He will find In the weakness Of the back, tremD'
ling OF the limbs, dlsordcrcd digestion. unac-
countable falling OF the powers OF the mind'
distaste for society, dread Of impending trouble,
forebodings OF evil. sleeplessncss, troubled and
lasciyi0us dreams, growing deafness, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF Disqualification. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive Of all diseases,
Seminal Weakness wasting away his power,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his ex-
istence owa a premature and loathsOmc grave.
To him who finds his life drlbbling out In the
discharge OF the vital principle OF existence III
nocturnal and diurnal clnisslons, the mere ces.
cation OF is appearance brings no assurance OF
relief.
Marriage, that holy Office. that safeguard and
hone of manhood, brings to such u one no hope
NJ cnre. but adds 10 his misery In the knowledge
that the one who looks to him for so much Of
her happiness, Il u victim 10 his evil. and all In.
noccnt Communion TO his punishment. lie adds
to his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There Is 10 rescue except In proper and
skillnul treatment. Those who have become the
victims OF solitary viccs, that dreadful, fAsci.
Mating and destructive habit, which flis thou.
sands OF sick rooms with paralytlcs and con.
sumptiyes, and hundreds Of untimely graves
with Its misguided Victims, should consult MIN.
out n moments delay, one who VIII sympailIiIe
with their sulfcrings. To such the Doctor woulm
especially address himself, giving 10 cach ana a.,
as.urance Of a and
CURE, without hlndrance 10 Duslhesr' chabSe
Of diet, or fear OF exposure.
-
Important TO EcmnleS; ala,
Wheh a lenlaIe 10 III .l3noie VI anlIeaGd W."
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TpuhlIc-NO. IN
Approved July J., IS7o.]

." IPuONc-No. 1901
AN ACT in relation to certain unsold land In the
counties Of Porter and Lake. IN tho State Of Indi.
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Approved December Is. 1870.

AN ACT granting to the Utah Central Railroad
Company a right Of way through the public lands
for the construction Of u railroad and telegraph.
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%onnINhNcE NO. 81.
cod IulJo oriaIn:

AN ORDINANCES to Provide for the r rS
OF Cold Hin, passed April si' A' ~
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]. q, BLAINE,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
SCHUYLER C0LpAX,
Vice prpsldcnt OF the United State, and President

Vice President OF the United States and President
OF the Senate.
Received BY the President February ;. ISL.
TNOrE ny THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-The fore.
going Act having been presented 10 the President
Of the United States for his approval. and not having
been returned by him TO the house Of Congress In
which Il originated within the time prescribed By
the Constitution uf tho United States. has become a
law without his approval
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Improved January u, ls7l.l

A RESOLUTION authorizing the appointment Of
Commissioners In relation TO the Rcpubilc OF Do
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uc NJ THE LIMITED STATES
OFFICIAL.
Laws Of the United States,
Third Session or the XLrst Congress
GpUBLIsHED By AUTHORITY
Approved January 10. lS7l.l

AN ACT In relation 10 certain Territorial Peniten
tIaries.
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Approved July II, lsTo.

lpublIc-Eo. l6s.I
AN ACT to amend existing laws relating to internal
revenue.
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Approved December 2, 1870.

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled "An Act TO re.
duce internal taxes, and nor other purposes" APP
proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
seventy,
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AN ACT to enlarge the Jurisdiction OF the Probate
Courts in Idaho Territory.

Approved December - is7o.-U. s. GaAxr.I
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Public RcsOlutlOn-NO a.
A RESOLUTION to regulate the effect Of a vote OF
the thanks OF Congress upon promotion In the
Navy. -
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JOINT RESOLUTION to extend the benefit OF the
Act establishing the National Asylum Tor disabled
ors Of the war Of eighteen hundred and tw clvo
and the Mexican war.
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GApprovcd January 10. Is7l.l

A RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration Of
Benjamin 5. Richards to the active list Of the
Macs
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Approved February l6, ISL.

A RESOLUTION TO authorize the President 10 per.
nit William l.. Hansc0m, late a naval constructor
OF the navy OF the United States. to withdraw his
resignation Of that office.
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'T " - -
IL In 1851. for the treat
ment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such Us GOnOr-
rhca, elect, Structure, Sypli.
Ills In all Its form-, Seminal
Weakness, linpotency, etc.
Skin diseases or years stand
Ing, and Ulccrcd Legs, etc.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GlBDoN has the,
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TApproyed December q, ls7O.I

JOINT RESOLUTION to correct an error In tn,
enrolment OF the law in relation to pay oil urai'
and Petit Jurors.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

The Criminal branch Of the United States Circuit
Court has adjourned ill week Monday.
The examination Of Henry Barnes, charged with
the ship Nightingale when Of Cape
Jy last concluded yesterday before Commi'.Oue Wins
Distinct The prisoner discharged the evidence
going that be had acted entirely ssndeaIs when be
fieted the ipjureE
In the Court Of Special Sessions. before Judge
6kndey yesterday Ea for stealing clothing from Margaret
Coleman q No 80 East Thirty va. sent 70 The Pe0en for
months Conrad hontkaberg matching Mary WahndEes
nonhs John Rosenberg stealing
from EIA BIkbhoTe No. 32 sent the House Of
William John oored striking John Murphy Of No. jJ1
P.,tt PsstsnulrJ month"; william
Jones' lsssulthg Peter Riley. four month";
Tn the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hseiet yessiy Thomas Cool for StsanE 6 from Mrs hewI.
Buk Prison fer tvn hIv LsnnEan and EIa
Thompson 81 stssng 10 yards Of sh ron SeuA
Co. Eha ssntsbed 70 ave Jsa imprsonmsn htd bor bat
Mays tent'ns postponed John htOObht, ehsgrd With
attempting 10 Oot bis fsbsr hqsd PROVED thai be
aeted ssheen saAh LsV,TT charged Nth sahRE Esn Sulh
van and Depnis Met Inhy charged With sIBE John Ous
acquitted Levy KuriI, grad l,rosBJ. u J'sL
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the case of Albert HOuseworth against
George Jones of The Times for injuries received by the
careessness OF IN alleged employee the Jury rendered
verdict yesterday in favor OF the defendant The
ton for q new trial was denied.
In the case of Morgan agt. Skiddy and others,
Judge Freedman in the Superior Court held yesterday.
that there was proof that the defendants Skiddy,
Jerome and Tavers had anything TO do with the issuing
Of the prospectus Of the Central Mining Company OF
Colorado that Ashmore and McVickar honestly believed
the representations they made, trusting TO Gay Tor
tirely and GaylOT he with regret to the
conclusion that though he had been party 10 the mis-
representations 1t did not appear that 1t was bis
representations that the plaintiff relied He therefore
asked for allowance Of five per cent. Decision
served on this point.
Robert S. Livingston, deceased, by his will
devised certain lands in the vicinity Of Eighty fourth
and Avenue in this city, in such that par
tion or sale thereof could be made either by the 80
vses by the Court Merritt L. Sawyer procured the
enactment by the Legislature OF law authorizing the
Supreme Court 70 order partition, and sale was lately
made OF said lands the aggregate amount received be-
ing 95 Yesterday an amicGble party OF 10 legal
temen applied to Judge Barnard In the Supreme Court
for settlement Of their allowances for services
dered In the proceeding. Mr. sawyer accepted with be-
coming grace the allowance OF 900 granted him by the
Court and the other members OF the party received their
allowance Of $500 each, with much equanmity.
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"pEcuI1AR VIEWS" OF MARRIAGE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: write to ask you to correct the erro-
neOus and injurious impression made by the Introductory
sentences Of the report of Theodore Tons address at
Unity Chapel in THE TRIBUNE. 1t says that II 3" Mr..
tons lecture did not convert the respectable people or
Harlem his peculiar views regarding the frail
tenure OF the marriage tie 1t least startled them, and
furnished abundant food for afterthouRht and discus
sion. Mr.. TtOn uttered his dangerous theories with
rather profuse apologies audience which had not
advanced rapidly as he had in the dOubtfuy lighted
path OF social progress he illustrated them at times
with embarrassing painness and disregard of the sacred
desk, which he so violently beabored."
This conveys entirely impression respect
ing the vein Of the speaker and the character Of his
speech He did not make "profuse apologies" nor any
apologies at ALL for the views he presented Nor did he
starte the audience with peculiar views regarding the
frai tenure Of the marriage tie for there was nothing
very peculiar in the views he enunciaed, and he took
pains to lay particular emphasis on the idea that
destructble bass of love, and TO deprecate
the necessity for divorce and its alarming
frequency. But he showed the confusion In our laws
Respecting divorce and the evils which result from these
Tor divorce and the true nature OF marriage are The
congregation Enthusiastically maestedthe interest and
approval several times during its delivery.
do not agree with Mr. TltOn that marriage should be
dissolved any and In which husband and
wife unite in asking for its dissolution nor That the mar
ties TO II ceases the other. should take exccp
lions other Of his Views If rightly understand
them. u
Harlem, oct a. 1871.
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PASSENGERS dRRITED.

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included within The annual Of the Cit, bs sd
BY tax Por hose n.ndsnus ding Ne C0ni,osf
for to the other asked h the Central Park and r parks snd
place. does spper that these needed for permanent
Improvements the annual expenditure for those psrk and
the application those acquisitions dend The Department may
renew the application showing that hoss acquisitions were for
manent improvements not ncuded within annual Of s
parks
The following ia the opinion In the matter OF the Do
partment OF Docks:
IsGRAHAS The &C. Of 1870 the local government
amended By the &C! passed 18th April B gave 70
Department OF Docks lay and establish aa c9n'tus
uharT Pers huihca and slips BY section IL made the po
Fund TO Issue bonds to be called dock Boads the CITY OF rero
Tor the Of raising The moneys PScss to e SS IN P on.
The proceeds Of such bonds 10 be drawn out Of the
and paid by the Controller the re1on Of tie
Under hs.e PROVISIONS The Ceptrosr has Pa 70 os H.
Department OF 900 900 NAY M There can be 9Ie
hesitation adopting the conclusion that this o no
improvements the frout Of the City OF tnu %
for the annual the Department not shown a' " ny
FOR the reasons sie By opinion a this day the People
rel Department Of PARKS am Of the opinion that the
Decks and II the duty Controller 10 ue and sell the bonds OF
stock and proceeds 70 the amounts AnIhorel ~
Motion for granted directing Controller to issue bonds
the amount Of S5OOO, and 10 sell ne same anu PS'
the money 10 the relatorS
JUDGE BARNARD GRANTS ANOTHER MODlFlCA-
TON IN BEHALF OF TwEEDS DEPARTMENT.
Judge Barnard granted, yesterday, the mo-
ton on behalf of the Department Of Public WORKS 10
modify the Injunction in the Foley so far us to per
NIT the progress and completion Of permanent WORKS.
such as tho receiving and distributing reservoirs ana
the laying OF mains, but fOrbiddDg the use OF tDe
moneys raised for such purposes for the ordinary e1
penses of the Department The opinions OF Justice In
graham in the mandamus cover all the points
raised herein.
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MOORE, THE EMIGRANT swINDIER, STILL AT LIB

MOORE THE EMIGRANT sWINDLER STILL AT LIB
.ERTY-!s THE BOND GOOD OK FORGERY
Since Charles Moore ran away from New
York evade the punishment which he knew would fol-
low his trial. the authorities seem to have made no e1er
capture and bring him to justice. Moore not be-
ing possessed the aesthetic tastes Of his friend Nc
COrmack eiugrant swindler, did not follow his
example and take refuge in artOving Philadelphia but
sought protection in the back alleys and cOckpits OF
NcwJcrsey Acute New York detectives have failed to
find HIM In these favorte retreats Of criminal refugees.
lie has appeared In public, but the detectives, who arc
supposed 10 be his trail, have not scou him at
these convenient times. Mr. JARVIS the Deputy Sheriff
in charge of the order Of arrest department. has prom
ised prosecute MOOres bondsnan, that II justice Is
DONE Mr. Moore will be arrested and tried, and the
county will be recompensed for trouble and expense OF
catching him by the recovery Of 5000 from MI John
DOllard Of Greenwichst., his bondsman.
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regular and eight auxiliary professors. Speaking
Of the College It saws:
The following embrace its DISTINGUISHED Faculty:
Prof joseph Sites s NJ D. Prof. j Tssic:, p
PS Tx H.. BffoSs ~ n
PrO william csFf D. Prof Mat Mat 4 s%S IMP
Prof Prot T. b U HYton, NJ. D. PROT James HiI, n B. D
P PTSf SSETsy E ES To1 Pc Bsai D.
These gentlemen are, according to tho prospectus
"men eminent tho profession, earnest, harmonious
energetic In mparting course Of medical instruction
unsurpassed In practical utility" One Of them Prof.
William a. BOwlsby, is self-sacrfcng in the interests
Of medical science to keep thirdclass drugstore
Myrtle-ave., Brooklyn.
On the upper floors there are two lecturerooms,
workshop for students in dentistry prot Buchanan says
Those country doctors always want to know how to
mako set Of teeth0, small dssectingroOm, and few
bedrooms. The official prospectus announces that
1.-THE location OF the College Is unsurpassed the build
Ing is oOmmOdOus, capable Of accommodating 800 stu
dents" and another clause gives the price Of Board
a 50 por week." Prot. Buchanan is moro modest
He says they accommodate 80 40 students, hut
that having found 1t dsadvHntageous to the students
themselves to have them all collected together they have
adopted the practice Of boarding them in the neghbor
hood in parties OF five six. However the Doctor
admits that the number Of students at present in the
College is slightly under 100 the accommodation for the
800 that the prospectus talks about not matter of i'm
There are. doubtless students and Professors at
tached to the College, though when TRIBUNE reporter
visited the place few days ago. about Iii O'Clock in the
morning, they were not to be The reporter saw
Prof Buchanan, the Curator Of the Museum, the wax
| models, the skeletons, the bottled babies, and
| the dust, but in no part Of the building was his
| search for student. one OF DR.. Buchanan's
| fellow-professOrs, rewarded The place was as
| lifeless Godsmith's deserted village. Had the
reporter only previously advised Dr. Buchanan OF his
coming that astute professor would doubtless have i'm
provised large class Of students and full staff OF pro-
fessors for the occasion AS 1t was, however, having
paid his respects the College with the avowed object
Of placing a young there as q student he left It's
sacred precincts with the strong conviction that the
Eclectic Medical College Of Philadelphia is not desir-
! able place for study or for graduation.
The facts related above and the correspondence be-
tween THE TRIBUNE reporters and the College in Pha-
delpha and DR.. BOwsby, are fully substantiated and
borne out by afdavts duly before Notary Pub
| lie, and in possession For obvious reasons the
OF the parties engaged in working ont the expo
sure Of this infamous system of selling diplomas sup
pressed. The correspondence and afdavs can be pro-
duced IL circumstances should render their production
|
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DECI5IOHh, OCT ~.

Supreme Court hdmbeyA-Iy judge Ingrahnm. -
10 re- sppeato. Of KoeLss R.,s'r od,d !" d.G, shN
pa ntnt u advance and application IIub APP
pneahoa Of Nsbon-hotons granted.
SUPERIOR COurt-Specal Tnm-Iiy Judge Jones'.
~ ~ Lon Goeet AFT Cowin Hebstl ,gt WbipsT hchBs
~ Genh COrsn Mgttuns Bhsr aFl LsETs Order, E,ssd
Wilson 'g Leseh.-0rdsy Of reference
u Gom ny Pleas-Chanbers Bv Judge !. r. DHly
~ ho,enbefgOrier Tor dSfhaEe ~ asRdsn sHsthT
1oge hobnton-LoWenseB Ag BsbeoeL pdTssnt ~ Asrs,
Ia I Nay nd wilkins eODpIlst
,,d n 9S CoIrEGeneraI Term-By Aker Curtis
Az. !I-Rs1gpss lgt Uunanfh, VS. sn ,stsp H.
"A oo seeh ysde given for rlslnflH n,
a., sh.,. ~ ae On The srOub9 that he Dsf, stssss
ssd ooI ,stI, oeieonants ,tornsy default insbd
bsea called upon 70 abIve "o'n Voc a'pnsh' had hs'e'
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GRADUAL DOWNFALL OF THE FOLEY IN
JUNCTION.

JUNCTION..
JUDGE INGRAHAM AT WORK AT THE INTER-
PRETS THE TWO PER CENT ACT TO SUIT
TAMMANY-BONDS FOR 100000 MUST BE
ISSUED FOR THE PARK AND DOCK DEPART
MENTS.
Judge Ingraham filed decision, yesterday,
giving to the Department Of Parks mandamus for
10000 for the Observatory Museum, and Eighthave
Improvement and TO the Dock Department mandamus
for 100000 He holds that the Two Per Cent act only
applies to the ordinary taxes and that bonds must be
issued for permanent improvements. After reviewing
the powers of the act and the paid the Depart
ment, the opinion continues:
The following Limitation added the section the provision
S 1SSs +. TSe 70 s. S b az for Each b,
public ds6s and d, sIDS Of The Ctr and COUNT o H.
vI And 6sS injured 10y pGrposs either
.3d s principal .sd interest," q .Ss d,y ind county 3eSt
sa GSsSS Government %ats ss % ss Of De Of S G
more than two s cent upon The valuation Aforesaid with the addition
1t commended The Of Controller tia. th, provision pre-.
and ls sJs2 operation
e nI such was he St.S Of % n,1H Voc 'aT
@ @ and sss Il S I Sf GS's @ e:
,n5 SSTD GS's o1 TsS were ,anu. ya M
expenses during Ss yeaf ,Dd O.. TS5 par
INTENDED prevent us heads Of from sIpeSSns o
s$aon 'lSa' for s SfS
s sSo sFn SS former aS vS VI. S9 It. sS,:.sSsS
Fl. ' ny S S S S E' ct S S oI By
Pl sSH 1S, S e IN ss Of ' i IN
city G.irsd BE- pad b aIaps Th.r: are .s,eI.
.OGn the above TAX ana b voneS
sS s aps n 4o1c PIT .cn b Sf
S SSaS y Ss Ts Of bends
fiSS . e X d g. anna. . s1Sf1 s Storm the
thai the whole ,nOnnt appropriated The Board Of
1s e Il soS rs SS PS $ ns s e. This
during this e1 does not appear for what this sppOoS
sIpsnSss Of the Department The objection tbs, made form
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mann wife Gust,v vogt L. Paris Hsnre Gosng
GasnE Oscar N.hahns Dr. Carl sanermsun h.s, and Wi
JUNE Blurnenf Dr. B. Stale wife aad children Sophie sondhei
lowenhs Isabella H Moha assa Juls Rosenberg AngO
Homer Wh Sehm Barhs Reese Cah DkhoH JobS Schroeder IT,
Oscar LsuHr julie MARI Jacob Rosenberg wife and children Lew
Ronfe wife and children H. A. KOhn wife and children Mario
Dsrubaeh and servant d. 0oodeI.
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THE EOURTS.
THE sTOKESrFISK CASE.

Counsel for Helen Josephine Mansfield ap-
Piled yesterday, to Justice Tappan, at special term Of
the Kings County Supreme Court for order vacating
the injunction granted Monday last by Judge Pratt
restraining The defendants in the case from making
public the correspondence of James Fisk jr with Mrs
Mansfield. Fsks counsel opposed the application and
Judge Tappan adjourned the hearing OF the argument
until October So when IL will probably he argued, to-
gether with the motion for change Of place Of trial