The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1874, Page 9

‘VON ARNIW’S TRIAL. The Witnesses for the Prosecution Under Guard of the Police, TESTIMONY BY THE PRISONER. BERLIN, Dec. 12, 1874 At the commencement 0! the proceedings in the Von Arnim trial to-day, the public prosecutor paid that several friends of the prisoner had ap- proached witnesses in the waiting room and held interviews with them, Such practices were inau- misaibie, and he gave notice thatthe next time they occurred he would use harsher measures against the persons committing the offence. THE “PRO MEMORIA" PAPER AND THE LETTERS ON THE VATICAN COUNCIL. After the examination of several - witnesses Count Von Arnim took the stand, He acknowledged that the paper entitlea “Pro Memoria” emanated from himself, but declined to tate whether he caused its publication. He also dectined to say to whom he addressed the two letters relating to the Ecumenical Council. The Proceedings in Court Drawing Toward a Conclusion. LONDON, Dec, 12, 1874. A special telegram from Beriin to the Paul Mall Gazette says it is expected that the trial of Count Von Arnim will be finished on Wednesday next. THE TRANSIT OF VENUS. LONDON, Deo, 12, 1874, ‘The transit of Venus was successfully observed At Beyrous, Syria, THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. ‘The Insurrection Suppressed and Peace Restored in the Territory. BusNos Arnrgs, Dec, 7, 1874, 1t ls officially announced that the insurrection isover. General Arredondo, the last insurgent ebief remaining in the field, has been defeated and captured, with his entire force, by General Rocea, of the national army. Order haa been completely restored throughout the Republic. AMNESTY. ‘The government has issued a proclamation Granting amnesty to all persons who participated ‘a the insurrection, The News in the City. ‘The following despatch has been received by the Consul General of the Argentine Republic ia New ‘ork, Mr. Sdward F. Davison:— * BUENOS AYRES, Dec. 9, 1874, General Rocca has deleated Arredondo and taken ‘nis army prisoners. The same week has seen the warrender of the two rebel armies. Make public $he complete pacification of the country, a AVELLANEDA, President. (Magnet a ad ANOTHER OLERICAL SOANDAL, Alleged Gross Immorality on the Part of a Clergyman—An Emphatic Detence by His Friends. BALTIMORE, Dec, 12, 1874, A number of persons assembied at Raines’ Bal) to-night to hear Rey. Daniel Sommer, pastor of the Dolphin street Christian church, read a state- Ment written by him covering charges of alleged gross tmmorality and unministerial conduct gener- ally against Rey, Altred N. Gilbert, pastor of the Paca street Christian church. The audience includ. 4 members of both congregations, and consider- able feeling was manifested. One of Gilbert’s friends arose and interrupted the reading by pronounc- dng the statement an infamous lie. At the conclu- sion of the reading another of Gilbert's parisn- joners comes that the charges were wholly false, and that Rey. Mr. Gilbert would in good time sully vindicate his character. Some contusion ensaed, and at one time there was every indi- ation that the meeting would wind up in a row. TENNESSEE FINANOES, Enstalment on Bonds To Be Paid—De- eision of the Supreme Court Regard- img the Torbett War Issue. NASHVILLE, Dec. 12, 1874. Tam oMclally Informed tha. arrangements have been consummated to-day to pay a sum amount- ing, in round numbers, to $630,000, on the twenty- one millions of Tennessee bonds, through the Fourth National Bank of New York, on January 1, 4875, Chief Justice Nicholson, of the Supreme Court, @mnounced to-day that the Court would shortly Tender a decision in the case involving the new issue Of the Bank of Tennessee, more commonly at as “The Torvett war issue.” There are Bix different qnestions in the case to be decided, ‘The Torbett issue amounts to $1,000,000, and is principally held by brokers and speculators, ORIME IN TENNESSEE, Arrest of Ku Klux Murderers—The Mur- der of Baur, the Swiss Consular Agent. NASHVILLE, Dec. 12, 1874. _ Alexander Draper, John Bush and Timothy Ap- ple, Ku Kiux, the alleged murderers of Dick Mc- Kinly, were arrested in Puinam county yesterday and brought here to-day ior safe keeping. The verdict of the Coroner's jury, which tnvestis gated the death of J. W. Baur, sub-Swiss Consular Agent, murdered by the masked robbers of Grundy county, two weeks ago, was that the de- aged came to bis death at the nands of W. H. Bampton, George Myers, Webb, Burt and Purdon, ‘and that it was a wilfol, malicious, deitberate and felonious murder. This is the strongest verdict -ever rendered in Tennessee. OONFESSION OF MURDER, BanGor, Me., Dec. 12, 1874, In July last Nehemiah Brown was reported to ‘pave been drowned while on a fishing excursion with @ party which included a woman, who has just coniessed that Brown was murdered by a man -pamed Vorson, one of the excursionists, SHOOTING ON SIGHT, ‘Watal Affray Between Dakota Roughs— Only One of Them Killed. Paul, Minp., Dec, 12, 1874. To-day at Bismarck, D. T., a rough named O'Neill “was shot through the heart by another rough Known as Paddy Hall. O’Neif nad been drinking consider- ably yesterday and was crazy drunk at night. In the evening he had a scufic with Hall, and shortly after O'Neill got @ 1evolver and shotgun and chased Hall round the town. Hall t Sceaeal to defend himsel/, and the res Hall surrendered himself imme the Sherif. OPNelll has vorne w bad nam believed to have been 9 murderer awaiting Jastion. THE PEMALE OOUNTERPEITER, Her Operations in the Southern Couns ties=She is Held to Appear. Ente, Pa., Dec, 12, 1874, Mra. 0. M, Jones, née Elinor M. Jones, arrested by United States Detective Gilbert B. Perkins, in Allegheny county, Thursday, for paseing counter. felt money, iad an examination before United States Commissioner Scroggs at Buffalo to-day. The patiaioks showed that she “pushed” great juantities of the spurious stuf in the southern ‘tler of counties. She was hela to bailtn the som of $2,500 to ear before the next term of the District cot 1p Albany the third Tues- day in Januar, NICKEL COUNTERFEITERS ARBESTED. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec, 12, 1974. Ell Laver and Abe Foster, two Frenchmen, were arrested by the police to-day for making and i counterfelt nickels. The tools and metal a ae making t1@ spurious nickels were se- THE OCOBINTH BANK ROBBERY. CIncINNaT!, Ohio, Deo, 12, 1874. ‘The latest from the Corinth Bank robbers states ‘that the Sheriff's posse are in hot pursuit, but a: acarly aitee ter hours behind M ciaien cos hag 3 | ceivaple for the were Making for Sand Monntain, Alabai | theraan, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER BB 1874.—QUADRUPLE SHEET; LOUISIANA. Intense Excitement Over the Action of the Returning Board. RADICAL LEADERS ON THE SITUATION, Covert Threats of Hanging Published in the Local Papers, ADJOURNMENT OF THE BOARD. New ORLEANS, Dec. 12, 1874, The refusal of the Returning Board to proceed with the canvass to-day creates the wildest ex- citement, which is intensified by @ report that, last night, arms and supplies looking to a siege, were taken info tne State House. I have just seen the leading radicals, including Kellogg, Antoine, Packard and Beckwith, and Kellogg appears to be the only man not alarmed. He asserts that he ia ‘etill disposed to give the people justice; that the despatch published in the HeRaLpD oi the 9th inst, through the Washington bureau from a State officer here was “‘bosh’’ and unauthorized by him; that if any violence is used against the Returning Board it will not be by White Leaguers, but by foreigners; that there is no necessity to garrison the State House with federal troops, as he can have them near him in & moment; that Grant has given such orders that federal troops are drilling day and night in the streets of the city, tiring from a “knee rest;” that he understands the situation, and if any further attempt is made by bis opponents to cislodge bim it will be TREASON TO THE UNITED STATES, and the strong arm of the United States will “reach far and snated their leaders,” as he terms it, for treason. Tsuggested to him there was a difference between treason to the national and to the State government, when he declared with em- phasis, “Resistance to my government 1s the same, as the President has ordered its enemies to disperse and they have not done so; hence a sub- sequent attack will ve treason to the federal gov- ernment.’’ He further remarked as he politely escorted your correspondent from bis private office that he had no fear of the people's party offering any indignity to the radical leaders now, but expected troubie on the meeting of the Legis- lature. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ANTOINE stated he hoped the conservative leaders would control the rank and dle and that the infitence of vhe HERALD would be directed towards unification of rat in Lon siana; that the interests of the blacks and the whites were identical and he woulda deplore such an outrage as the throwing out of De Soto parish if it caused a confict. I met Beckwith, the representative of Attorney General Willtams, and Packard in the office of the latter just now. Beckwith was lying on a sofa, uneasily toying with the Gagger in his sword cane, ever and anon drawing tt and examining the point. He said but little, merely making anxious inquiries of your correspondent as to the situation, but admitted that his residence was | under surveillance. Packard said but iittie, but felt uneasy because 1 had coupied bis name in a published despatch with Attorney General Fielda’ attempt to disfranchise the toreign element and asked me to deny it as well as the report that he is @ party to the plan to arrest the democratic fhembers of the Legislature, under the Enforce- ment act, and nold them until the Legislature is organized, on the 4th of January. a captain of the police assures me that the action of the Board im adjourning to-day was taken to AVOID AN ATTACK, and that it is expected to-night. At the present writing there is no movement of the White Leaguers, who appear to ve following their datly avocations, The Bulletin, however, in its alter- noon edition, just put upon the street, is warlike, and its editorials have covert threats of hanging. Under the heading, “The Treachery Calminatiog,” 1¢ says, speaking of Wells’ adjournment of the Board:— The fate of the State is hanging in the balance. The whole people ol ee nang eemeoleay upon the action o1 the Returhing Board, and the people of the United Staies are hanging in expec- tation of the result, and yet Mr. Wells has press- ing “personal business” which engages his au tion. In other woras, he says to tne people, 0 hang! Ihave something to attend tw more im- portant than your business.” In another article it says:— The ballot box stuffers and supervising pimps have done their dirty work. The prevaricating Returning Board is now eugaged in giving @ quast legal indorsement to the stupendous iraud, and we are fast approaching THE BEGINNING OF THE END, Again, in its report of the Board’s proceedings, the Bulletin utrers the significant remark :— Anderson was nowhere to be seen, and it 1s pre- sumable that he too feit that the part which ne played in the De Soto business was calculated to elevate him, but not in the affections of Louisl- antans, Some of the leaders of the people’s party de- clare this paper does not represent them, but all the democratic papers, including the Picayune, to-day denounce the Board for its action in the De Soto matter, Ihave just been informed by a Custom House oMicial that since I left the State House an hour ago all the side doors were closed and barricaded, wut | cannot verify it at this writing. ALARM OF THE BOARD. There is a very ugly feeling abroad and tne Re- turning Board is evidently alarmed, as they have adjourned over until Monday. They will, how: ever, hold an informal secret session to-morrow. Although the leaders are doing all in their power to restrain the masses, trouble may be expected any moment. The President's Assurance of Protection to Kellogg—The State Ho Occupied by the Metropolitans—Preparations for ® Sieg New ORLEANS, Dec, 12, 1874, Your correspondents has been assured by a prominent radical that Kellogg is master of the situation; that Grant has issued orders that make it only necessary for Kellogg to whistle when he wants troops, and Emory, will re- spond and garrison the State House. Kellogg stated as much to me in to-day’s interview, but did not say that he would whistle for Emory. A VISIT TO THE STATE HOUSE. T have just left the State House, alter maxing a thorough inspection of it, and find it in charge of Captain Lawler, of the Metropolitana, and 200 men, With arms and suppiles, ready for a siege. While in the building your correspondent, reading by sound, heard flashed over the wires despatches from the Chiefof Police ordering reinforcements to the State House by details from otner precincts, and a response from Captain Lawler that | be wsnted no reiniorcements at night, but would accept them in the day time. I found that tne re- ports previously sent as to the barricades at the doors are true, and Lawier says he will Aight until | dislodged and overcome by superior force. There Will be no attack upon the State House, as the men who are sought are not there. There ts, how- ever, & probability bi Sere velore daylight. ry The courtes: sy of the people and a determination On the partof the leaders to render Kellogg’s whistle unnecessary has defeated and adjourned any assault upon the State House until a more convenient season, Everyboay is to-night ing for Anderson, of the Returning Board. But he is non est. ARKANSAS, Opposition to Congressional Interfer- ence—Action of the Senate on a Finan- cial Question. Lrrtie Rocg, Deo. 12, 1874. The Gazelte—Governor Garland’s organ—this morning contains an article opposing Congres- sional interference in the affairs of this State and advising the friends of the Garland government to join the militia and be prepared to defend it oop ny unwarranted authority. e senate indefinitely postponed a bill making ny “ane Cee { (anded bonds of the State re- tax levied to pay the interest UTAH. Rallroad Extension from Salt Lake— The Whereabouts of Brigham Young— Miners Actively En. ed. Sart Lacey Orry, Dec. 12, 1874 The Utah Western Ratiroad will commence ran- ning reguiar trains west {rom here on Monday next, The road ts now completed jor twelve miles, and will be continued west to Stockton as rapidly as possibie, The grading on the extension of hig Utah South- ern Raliroad is completed to Payso: Brigham Young and George A. Suit are at St. George, Utah. Both aro in good hea: The weather he: 7! bas been extremely mila so far tbis winter, the miners are generally ac tively engaged’ in the mountains. THE NORTHWEST INSURGENTS. Amnesty To Be Issued to Rell and Le. Pine by the Imperiai Government. St. Pavt, Minn., Deo, 12, 1874. The special correspondent of the Press at Fort Garry, Manitoba, telegraphs that tn spite of con- tradictory news, he knows positively that the im- pertal government intends to issue amnesty to Rell and Lepine, in accordance with what ts claimed to nave been Sir John A, McDonald's romise, It ts & fact, though not heretolore made nown, that Rell passed through this city some Weeks since on his way to Canada, although a re- ward was then and is now offered (or bia arrest, and officers here are waiting to arrest him. OBSEQUIES OF EZRA CORNELL. The Village of Ithaca Draped in Mourn- ing—Tribute of the Students of the University to Their Departed Benefac- tor=The Funeral Ceremonies, Iwao, N. Y., Deo, 12, 1874, Atan early hour this morning people from the surrounding towns in this county began to arrive to pay the tast ead tribute of respect to our honor- able dead, Ezra Cornell, The arrival of the ratl- Way trains on the various railroads brought large delegations from the more distant places, and be- fore the hour designated for the (uneral the town was thronged, Every pabiic building, all business places, many private residences and arriving and departing trains are heavily draped tn mourning, and all Nags are at half-mast. At balf-past nine o'clock the body was removed from Mr. Corneti’s late residence, oorne by eight students, pali-bearera, passing through a@ line of cadeta armed aud uniformed, extending to the door of the library. ‘be hall’ was beautifally and Sppropriately decorated, Seance Many elegant floral offerings from the friends of the deceased tn New York and e.sewhere. The doors were throwo open and for three and @ half hours a great crowd filed through the hall with solemn mien to view lor the last time the mortal remains of their great beneiactor. At one o’clock the remains were returned to the house, where the services consisted of the reading of tne Burtal Service by Rev. Dr. Wilson and prayer and @ brief address by Rev. Dr. Stebbina. At these services only the immediate friends of the family were admitied. Alter the services a Procession formed and wended its way to the University grounds, All business was suspended end the remains were followed to their last resting place by a vast throng of people. Many distinguished citizens from other parts of the State were Present. SPEOIAL OONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. ERiB, Pa., Deo. 12, 1874, A-special election will be held in the Twenty- third Congressional district, in this State, on Tuesday, December 23, for the purpose of electing @ Congresaman in place of Hon. Ebenezer Mc- Junkin, who nas eng 8. P. Nevin, of Alle- gheny county; Major B of Armstrong, and Colonel Jonn Thompson, all? republicans, are rr nounced as candidates, THE BOSTON MAYORALTY, Boston, Dec, 12, 1874, Hon, Francia B, Hayes was nominated for Mayor last night by the people's reform party, BURNED TO DEATH, St. PavL, Minn., Deo, 12, 1874, In Beaver Falis, Renville county, a few nights ego, ths residence of John Mangin was burnea and his wife and one son perished in the Names, Mrs. Mangin feared to follow her hasband through the flames of the burning dweling and conse- quently she and her young child were burned to | death. BAVAL INTELLIGENOE. Assignments and Detachments. WASHINGTON, D. U., Dec, 12, 1874, Captain Andrew Johnson has been ordered to the command of the Roanoke at New York, and Passed Assistant Paymaster Obrmody to the Monocacy, Asiatic station, Detached—Lieutenan: Drake from the Ports- mouth, and ordered to the Nautical School saip, Jamestown, at San Francisco; Passed Assistant Paymaster Redfield, irom the Monocacy, Asiatic squadron, and ordered to return home; Ensign Masser, irom the Pownattan, and ordered to the Wachusett; Assistant Engineer 8. A. Brown bas reported his arrival home, from the Kansas and placed on waiting orders, Died. Batn.—On the 12th, CHARLES BAIN, formerly of Albany, N. Y. DoN.VaN—On Saturday, December 12, 1874, WILLIAM JO8 DONOVAN, Only son of the late Henry and Eliza Donovan, in the 18th year of bis age. The (riends of the ‘amily are respectively invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 552 Second avenue, on Monday, 14th inst., at 1:30 [For Otner Deaths See Eleventh Page.) The Way to Secure a Beautiful Skin— Use GUENN’S SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. It opens the pores so that all impurities can pass off from the whole skin, instead of coinpelling them to work off through the face, the only part of a great many people pee is washed, and, therefore, the only + where the urities can'work off with facility, Sold by drusaists ens per cake, or one box Brees cakes 60c. Born {one bok, three cakes). 73c. ORIEN TON ew York, Agents wanted. A.—Herald Branch Office, Brookiyn corner Fulton gag, and Boerum street, Open from 3 A. M. tod P. On Sunday from 3 to9 P.M. Pe or ek 's Meorschaum Pipes, Cigar JOLDERS, AMBER JEWELRY, WALKING CANES, Tyoity ‘Goods, at his bid store, 854 Broadway, be- tween Thirteenth and Fou nth: i, The old stores, corner John and Nassaa street and No 6 John street are Fetained as belore. m Offer Will be Received for Two TEN CYLINDER HOK ROTARY PRESSES; WILL BS SOLD LOW. ADDRESS THE NEW YORK HERALD, Me Ma daha tari ae cae | HEID'S $7 HOLT. warran| superior Naga sold on Broadway for $8 Exquisitely Fearicet Meare ck tteaig Res fe aranc . ine ie at the sslesroom of the manufacturer, Lig Nassau st A.—Ruptures and Physical Deformities successfully treated by Dr. MARSH, at No. 2 Vesey street, Opposite St Paul's church, ¥ A. Silke Licitcghbhe deers hs. kings, Senna mien, aps Al inal § ory, Bandage: Shbdiaer Seacestand Cruvches’ at Ma eot'd Truss Odlce, jo. 2 Vesey street. Lady in Mauaanee, A Natural, Pure, Dry Sherry $3 50 Per gallon, 75. per bottle, ve spenlalty peguier lines SHERRY, $4 to $12 per gallon. ' H, B. KIRK & CO., 69 Fulton st. A.—10,000 Pairs Overshoes, Self-Acting Overshoes put on and a off without, ttt the hands, ang the New Yorw high buckle Overshoe, Vy foo and Neatest in the world, at BROOKs’, 1,196 Broa way, Cor+ | Der Twenty-ninth street Luxury.—Torrey’s Patent ad Id di aurett avoided ; fuel saved, REY, 166 Fulton street, A Card.—The Rev. Dr. Deems, Pastor of the Charch of sad ace rs certifies gratetully to the | radical and RHF nent cure of Catarrh, effected in the case of his daughter, by Dr. LIGHTHILL, 213 Fifth avenue, Al.—Barry’s ch! dead Gives the bit pores rich g! at and prevents pean inall ir has commenced tailing off pagyerrwaere. ‘rincipal depot. farten ste wearuan STRIP: Al.—Usefal Holiday ictdred gare tg is the time to buy, your Christm: sents cheap. ord satablished house of Wit. ihe LGR offers. tor eal a Stock, ot Parlor paueey pa hing sod Cham: % ‘ar al 5 uy Der Furnit ‘Ww. tt Lee, 177 Canal street, one door trom way, aud | toa a tek Fulton street, bear Church. he son. tote Sree ofa oe 11 Season ving orm lose at it wien mee a 0 chapy eps ars tule Taaterialiy TPO hens i Ef Dearance, we know of notn eal ena ated to ob- MY these disigurements as ¥, GOURAUD's CE: 4 Le re LIAN MELIOATED Soar, which, Beant ler of the com) ibe bate remover of 3) 4p ness, &c., is universally admicte: ie be beyond th ot stvalty. The leng this soap has been before the grpue ertincn’ es yolun- on iven by tl ave efited ‘oy its Reale thd cameved it vos § im pvalaavie cenen our friends to trial ace aia not be disappointed 19 the ben- fae ret its ui we " re te use. is depot Dr. @. | ir 0. the inventor se a the ‘Salebrated, “OuiBR Tab 3 javing been detached | Biagtie Truss, 633 Broadway, being asked where he expect ko when he dled, answered, “It business le Pog red Metal Truss Blacksmitn, Cursing don't improve soon | shant go auy were.” .—For # First Class Dress or Business Bars go direct to the manufacturer, Bs PENSCHEID, LB Nassau str A.—Ha Saliday Styles Gent’em: HAT. and SRALSKIN CAPS at lowest » ERNENWEIN, | A Grand Holiday Qift Drawing wanes New Year's Day at the Paterson Opera House, given away in 119) prizes none less than $65. mor with ticket. $5, sold vy GRORGE A. RAYMOND, Te Park place, opposite New Post Office. is an sourueenSURBRUGS GOLDER Does Not Bite the tongue "8 GOLDEN 8CEPT 151 Palton hs street, Try it, Die, eS Furs at Popular Prices, aT Galt defore purchasing. BURKE, manufacturer, 21 Broadway, Park Bank Buiiding. y Your Tickets at Once for the NSBOROUGH (N, ©.) COD T. The chances fair and the enterprise a good one. The object ts to bold an an Odd Fellows! temple at that place. pec adver EE ES Christmas!—1 Love Token. Toa wife, mother, sister or sweetheart, a Christmas present should, be useful, benutitul and not necessarily expensive, ‘ILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MA- NE ‘combines all of these elemonts. elegan propriate award Tt is user ul, darable and ornamental, and it is the most ap a token of affection, Ti" received the highest Wienna. It is 0 very simple that a child can easly learn to use it, Instructions given at chasers’ homes (ree of charge. It {s sold on easy monthly payments, at 827 and 82) Broadway: at Macy oth sireet and sixth avenue 5% _ Eighth 113 Fourth street, Brooklyn; on Jersey Olty: at 2 Bank street, Newark, Uhengrineloal ci eines and towns in the United States. MACHINE COMPANY, Manufac- turers, Clev om ete ares ais Dye Acts Saickiy, joroughly and splendidly, imparting m mall hues, and is easily applied.” Sold everywhere ite ik Corns, Buntons, Ingrowing Nails, &c., gured without pain. CORN CURE, by mail, 0. Dr. RICE, 189 Broadway, two doors below Dey street eing and Cleanin: The Empire pie NG AND CLEANING COMPaNY call for and de- liver goods Work Ne: ssed by none. OMices—936 Broadway, near 224 sf 196 6th ay., near ith st. ; 276 oth Qy., Dear 26th st, Dunville’s Old Irish Whiskey is Recom- mended by, the medical protession as superior to French Brandy. Incasksor cases. U. 3. Branch, 61 Broad st Dew of tho Alps, Manufactured by BRESLIN, BISCHOFF & UO... Geneva, Switzerland. — Ns s delicous Liqueur and Cordia is now being. linport. nto this country. Howl keepers, exam grocers and Grugetets are respasttully invited to examine it. Put up in exquisite taste, expressly for the shetf and show- cases. cold by all Uruggists, grocers and liquor dealers Pies girdle tae higrarsarire! Me 5 East reltth gtreet.—Table d’Hote Dinner, $t 50, wine in: cluded. Brivate Dinners trom $8 10 $6'a head. “.™® |” Dyspeps' Foul Tongue, Offensive Breath, pacers Teeth, coaedination, Low Spirits, cured: Boadway: and HOOPER Woe stattatendes "Wacasts 01 2 Sixth avenue. le: agent, CRITIENTON, No.7 Sixth avenue. aus Diamonds Bought and Loaned on; bargaine in Diamonds. GEO, 0. ALLEN, 1,190 Broadway. Everdell’s Elegant Wedding and Ball Cards, Urders of Dancing, foreign Paper Cresta, Stonogeams Engravings wad Printing of every desis: tion. 302 Broadway. Fars.—F. Boose Bro, E40: Broadway na Merce: offer a full assortment of ladies’ and gentlemen's. FURS. Strotail at exooedingly low prices. Senlskia SAGQUEB and gentlemen’ x COATS a specialty. Gracfenberg Marshall’s Catholicon, ae Most successiui medicine ever known for femai plaints, GRAGFENBERG OOMPANY, 56 Reade street, a & Graham, Wire Sign Makers.— Sign, Store and (ilice Painters, 97 Duane street. Mrs. M. G. Brown’s Poor Richard’s mye WATER passed into the system through the eyes, Mey cures Diphtheria, So.d by druggists, 25 vente er bottie. any Suffer from Coughs and Colds. They should WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD RY. {0 cents and $14 Dottie large bottles much the cheaper. Parties or Corporations in Need of YRINTING of any description, whether Railroad, {nsur- ance, Steamship. ee RS Theatvical or te ate wae advansaxe to outain an estimat METROPOLATAN PHISITSG ESTABLISHMENT, WS Broadway, betore leaving their orders. Patent Medicines, Downtown reti Diamond, &o. Porfumery, &c.— pot: manufacturers’ agency; Blonde, ix Powders. GREENE, 47 Maiden Jane. ars, $3 90 = 100— javane gars and Bay Rum; prices CARL 25 Old slip. Remarkable Fact.—Ot the Many Meth- ods devised to overcome the nauseous taste of some medicines, such as tar, turpentine, exiract of male fern, copaiba, and even of castor and cod liver oils, none have d that of capsules, they having numerous ver all other forms, and che i pent es havin, most advantages are those inade by DUNDAS DIC! ry “OUs of this city, being superior to any ND made in America, and also'to those imported trom Europe, and when quality and the la atone 20 per cent) are taken Into account, y they are the cheapest mar The; swallowed: even by children, being soft, contain genuine medicines'and may always be relies on; are not objectionable in any wa: Dut up in an elegant and pleasing manner an and expressly tor “the prescription ‘rade, Under these Circumstances we are hot aurprised to learn that {hey are now the only onge ordered re Physicians and that the reat success of this compa: no precedent in cap. Imanulactare.—Drurg! Price Current, Vath Of mber. Royal Havana Lottery. + Extraordinary Drawing. In Ag guitncedinas Drawing whico will take place on the 16th day of December. 1874, there will be eal 16,000 Tickets, numbered from 1 to 16,000, with 2.097 FF Prison, ‘and the amount drawn will be $1 200.0) a apes In this drawing wiil be as toliows:— Poco Tiempo Ci, pele = other juced. may sa: ran stoceeed | Eeseceg E T. e's OU., Banker: 1 Wall street, ‘Rew "York (ate of 16 Wall, Post Office Nadrese. B03 vox 4,44: Rev. Mr, Alliger, of Jamaica, L. I., suffered for. years with sere throat, which clergymen and speakerd are, eublect to. He obtained immediate eliel trom GILE, IMENT IODIDE OF AMMONIA, 451 dixth avenue, New York, 60 cents and $1 & bone. All druggists. “Curea—At Surgical Ba: Radical Care and other. ae Marsh & Co, and their em ‘at foduced ‘prices, Silk, Noyes, ha _ iastic Shoulder Braces, Support. e Cape. 1c. Lad: ten an nh ay 1D eveniny ve nda pereona ors ‘CALDWELL, Silver Cary: Coffee Sets, Tee le Plate, $23 Beautiful ‘Biers ‘stiver Plated Ware, Siiver Hated rable Kiva 78 per dozen. Tea Spoons, $3 per di orn cut bottles, $% seh vichemian Gt Glass, ass Beaatifal pall) and Decorated Dinner, Tea and Tollet ta; Cologne Sets: Tete-a-Tete “Soernieg and French China Face Kitchen Pura Utensils And all kinds of House Furnishing Goods equally low EDWA RD D. BASSFORD'S, Cooper Institute (corner stores). §. 0. P. Brandy, $7 per Gallon, $1 50 per bottle; old, iia and pure; entire invoice ou alg at hal! ite value: all the popular brands, oe Brandy pores io casks or uses: do, Scotch and sd Whiskey's id London Dock Rums. Hw. B. KiR 9 Fur ton parekt. To the Public. Our copartnership expiring on the Ist of February next, we have determined to close out this fall certain departments of our business, and offer at and below cost our entire stock of nd Gas Fixtures, To Connoisseurs. VERY CHOICE DIguoRs, believed to be the oldest voy a in New York. Dates Double canned. 81, ‘Grol te um 0 , 222 smported by Ives, Beeqher & Co., in 1806 Ammon, tm 185; Noein Wriie mported in 1863: Trhah lmpected in 1854 and JST; Apple oer and yes 1861, "62, 58, Sets aah te, she ns Rye ly : ‘orts, She sis in wood or gyssa, Younger above, tr nds if der Nest Fulton street, New York. pores, in! sh B. KIRK & UO. pam OLASS, 87, GERMAIN Srupy LAKES, po Bd HINRICH'S, 3 Park oles. The Original Dolla or BROADWAY, an fa no public place in all the city so well sown ORIGINAL DOLLAR STORE, NO. 667 BROADWAY; therefore, ft has not been necessary to flood the with advertisements setting for forth its varlous attractions EVERY LADY im the oa in search of BARGAINS knows ste will find them at the ORIGINAL DOLLAR STORE, for no one ever yet made it a visit since it was ESTABLISHED, SEVEN YEARS SINCB, without realizing the tact that GREATER VALUB coud be obtained there ‘Than at any other place tn the leal I FOR LE: MONEY. In nearly every house y: ill find something beauti- ful, userul’ or ‘ofhamental—something to grauly, the eye or please the fancy which was purchased at THE ORIGINAL Di L DOLLAR STORE, and every article there p purchased has been a STANDING ADVERTISEMENT of the cheapness of its vast stock, and (he GREAT INDUCEMENTS {t offers to purchasers of obtatning THB MOST FOR THEIR MONEY. Those who visit 1¢ once sure te REPEAT THB VISIT, and the only trouble most people nt in visiting tt, capeciaiiy” gunn} TUB HOLIDAY pele ia to resist the temptation to BUY EVERYTHING, for the simple reason that EVERYTHING 18 80 CHEAP. The crowds of persons, numbering on the averago, 10,000 PER DAY, which throng the vast saloon testify to lis UNIVERSAL POPULARITY and to the IMMENSE BUSINESS which is transacted there, so that it is not necessary to call the attention of the public either to ITS LOCATION, NO. 667 BROADWAY, MARVELLOUS »’ cu R108F y on the part of the p public to learn HOW IT IS DONE, for wnen visitors see Goods which cost from $18 TO $43 PER DOZEN to manufacture or to import, SOLD FOR $1 EACH, they frequently ask the question HOW I3 Il POSSIBLE e ORIGINAL DOLLAR STORE can SELL BELOW COST . and still realize sufficient profit to PaY A LARGE RENT, employ A HUNDRED YOUNG LADIES avenleswomen. besides a large number of clerks, book- Keepers, porters and others? B OULUION OF THs MYSTERY TH v le. bibles: bar AP{TAL CONTROLS COMMERCE. In every’ large commercial centre there are always many firms engaged in business who are Os READY MONEY git yrntch to meet their obligations They have doug! LARGE BILLS OF GOODS in forel gn or domestic markets und «iven thelr notes for them. Wuaen these notes are becoming due tuey find money is scarce and Culiections hard to inake; but the MUNGY MU5. BE HAD or they must forfait their credit, ‘he proprietors of THE ORIGINAL DO DOLLAR STORE, being iheroanhiy acquainted with every branch of tra ie, and with the circumstances of most of he im. Yok customers, uaving ai ers OL goods sikely io please el , SNUGHOUS CAPITAL an ALWAYS PAYING CASH | for every article, are enabled to take advan age of the” | market ‘and purchase the goods which are offered by whe ARE OBLIGED TO REALIZB money at an peceiacel at prices which are far YHs MARKEY VALU and which they, in turn, Gray to, eer own customers AY A SMS ADV Lt NC! upon the minimum price frakeh tney 4 pay for the articles SORTS te their EV LOOKING Ty BARAT INS, but they do ba ‘always know where to find them, The proprietors of the ORIGINAL DOLLAR STORE, ever watchiul of heh) arket, aber where the oicest and most DESIRABLE G6ubs AcK 10 BE FOUND, and he the epital, wherewith to pry iN nen, OUR GRUATSSI BAK and dgollect them in one ‘where, Va baie ro ava sure eh fina ney Go ayes ee LOWES’ 10s, @ small advance upon the price paid being the only Tenuneration whi THE ORIGINAL DU DOLLAR STORE recelves for the bon experience ont judy are exercised in the purcase o! goods uni Mere oe ENO! RMOUS INVESTMENTS for the benefit and ac ommodation of the public, the 2tems si 0) iette giv is very small, of course, cr | AMOUNT ¢ OF ais wt 38 ENORMOUS that tl srogave pro 48 very large, enabling the pro- prieto ‘Sinere ibaa double the original capital” in- ‘vested than ever offered Lyi at the UREA TER ASSORTMENT OF GOODS On ee PRICE ONE eer PUR £ACH ARTICLE, t cma isos oR BR DOLLARS TO LMPORT ime oF the stare desirable goods expecially adapted to char wevsr Re Soop! over ve 2 SxuwareenrS non Wort Or 1U¥s, in one single poate Over $40,000 WORTH OF BUOKS, in one department. 93.00 WORTH OF FANCY GUODS 975,000 oWOWrLY ate, BLY SRW WARE $75,000 wou OF FR F PRENGH JEWELRY ONE MILLION. "ARTICLES, purchased at ere eee Us| — of importation or 1 am IDIMAS AND NEW. TEARS PRESENTS, and ali of which ‘a ‘Be poid at the uniform price of The vast Sot crowded apaent NO BIR AY, og ooWo NDROUS VARIETY RARB COLLECTION of, ARTICLES OF oy A eet AND TASTR combines to mal THE Rio AL i, DOULAR STOR! ‘BE 01 OA UROADWaY, 3B, the most attractive re resort in the city. Phd Chet a ing k ln aba veel EVERY’ a ron Noe Be eiidareD, It a friend or ir <a a there to-day you may be sure SURES Saute ilps aL yy SEASON. DURING spt 8 rae LLAR STORE n was ents in a has won ite way to the es 6 | erty, oor enjoys on 4, h was a suceass at the beginning, i ‘has continued ta spsiteaalis SREWaya BR BUCORSSFULy Muy eos est Tetngs tent ot ten othe cuecee Sniogg nso om ay ‘THE GECRETS OF OF 118 succRss LARGE CAPITAL, BUSINESS EXPERIENCE, HONORABLE DEALING, THE UNIFORM PRIGH OF ONE DOLLAR, ITS IMMENSE VARIETY, KNOWING WHERE TO BUY, KNOWING WHEN TO BUY, KNOWING WHAT TO BUY. LARUK SALES aMAL PROFITS. | FH ment which | she risk a The WINE OMAN (Sténbe he Sparktung (0), fo like the Dest ted ci 5 cet The i) acramental, medical o sips brought from, eee any, rane Ble ta full discount to che hae by fe sirmeteine rae ge pies gs 0 eee spate Babe Use Rartlett’s Odomt for the pasos isthe best Sold by EUGENE HARTNETT, No. 9 Bible House, Depot 315 West Twenty-first street Wigs, Toupees, &e—G. Rauc practical Wixmaker and Lg teed of sume ct No. 4 bast Lweisth street, sear Broadway. Wire Signs, Patente: 963; Figny more aud efits Ponting ne ny 97 1863} . “UPHAM & CO., 990 Broadway. UBLIGATIONS. A Sronisans ESS OF VHE FOUR GREAT NOVBLS' OF THE YEAR, WEST FROM TEN LAWN. MY Th RIBBE OLD. «+ oh yourd } sicken | Mmarbs, By — By By Tulle ie smith, Price, st. re than a million Lge ly of coe sien by. ore omeee and most popular a 2 bean alread: sold, and the sales are increasing ag euch day. 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