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Broadway, $50; william Bsscocs. sal; Madison

A large number OF other compliments appeared.
but concluded II was not worth whiie taking any
more trouble IN reference 70 thcr money, as they
pable OF paving ms obligations Mr.. Ludluin. one
OF the complzinants, o Journalist, who had done
ceiyed one of the checks IN ncnt for his seryces
stated ne had cal ed nj the benk snce the 2eih Of
March last IA hopes Of getting the money until he
HAD WORN orf rag CASHIER AND THE CHECK.
The prisoner was represented W counsel Justice
appear for trial and Informed him that
al the time West, Galway Co, the officers u
the society for the prevent 81 ea'aoingN we're
Helmholi, sancr and oiner pTcmlnent business
men OF this city 20 appear against the "nrmn a.
wftneases and hal informed them that upon pay-
meat OF $50 20 ham iarSsiael thes need appear.
and thus save themselves iron further unpopular
uotOrlcfy
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Tue government list was also quite duh ana the
tone OF the market steady TO monotony. The cur
rcncy skies were perhaps slight exception IN being
heavy ana rather lower, Wine the fve-twenues
seemed seeking the establishment Of a grade OF
prices rising with their deferred liability redemp-
tion the 6s's being consequently highest and closing
strong at lia-equivacnt 10 about par and
one-fourih In gold. The following were the closing
street prices limited states currency skies.
10 nos; do. 1851. registered. NIX a llsk;
do 40. coupon, lisA a IisN; DO. Eve twenues.
registered. May aod November. nav aIlss; do.
do, lss2, coupon, do. Iiss a il4H; do. do,
1884, DO. do. illS max; DO. do. 1895. do. DO,
Ii4s lls}s; 40. do. registered. January and July.
ll3H Il3s; do do, 1865. coupon do, rs. a
ll3,s; do. do, 1891. DO. do nay a 1885,; do do,
1885, do. DO 1872. liss; DO en-fortcS registered,
llox III; do. DO. coupon. iiik mas.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern lisl still dull, ana business was
purely nominal. Prices were generally steady ana
closed as folows- Tennessee. ox coupon. IS a 75Is;
do new. 1914 fsh; Virginia. ex coupon. 63 a 65ls;
do. new. 20 "a 72b; do registered stock. old 50 a
So; Georgia SKIES ~ q 81; do. sevcns %
q %; North Carolina ex coupon, ~ 45;
do funding. $780, 3ik a 80; do. do. 1865,
30 a 80; do. new, rs a 20; do. special tax 10
q 1917; Missouri skies. 81 Seg.; do. Hannibal
and st. Joseph. e01 a e6sai Louisiana SKIES 81
q 0s; do. new, 81 n CO; 40. leyec skies,
II ny; do do. Fights. ~ So do. Peni.
Tertiary sevens. 10 IL; DO. railroad
eights. IS so; Alabama Ewes. es 20; ID. Fights
100 lol; DO. railroad oighis. % a o5; south Caro-.
lina SKIES 20 rs; do. new January ana July. 55Jl
S7H; do. do, April and october, 5sll co; Arkansas
SKIES, 53I 5ih.
STOCKS STRONG. IRREGULAR AND dull.
The stock market was very duh, but prices were
higher in most directions aud well sustained until
the afternoon when Western Union telegraph and
Northwest common gave way 4 n y per cent and
unsettled the rest OF the list. Meantime Wabash
had advanced TO 6S rs recent steady daily improve
ment being tie very logical and legitimate result OF
a showing OF an average increase OF about $50 900
weekly IN the earnings OF the road; but a logic OF
different character seemed operative, however, in
the case OF st. Paul. which advanced to 63x,
although the earnings OF the company for the third
week In Angus. show a decrease dhe word Is
stereotypedl OF $4,000 Panama fell on 10 soI
but closed at a sharp rally 20 1879. The miscelia-
neous railways were severslly brought into notice
by an occasional transaction at advancing figures
and the express stocks were quite strong, Improv-
ing u q per cent.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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COUIT OF GENERAL SE:SloaS.
Indecent Assault.
Before Recorder uackctt.

Indecent Assault.
Before Recorder Hackctt.
The Court met yesterday pursuant to adjournment
20 finish the business OF the August term Assistant
District Attorney Sullivan appeared for the prosecu-
ton.
The entire day was spent In the trial OF Edmpn d
Farrell, who ID charged with ommitting an lnde-
cent assault upon Mrs. Sarah Kelly OF the night OF
the 10th OF July last white recurring from picnic aG
Lion Park Brewery. There Is an Indictment against
one Charles Il. Jordan, charged with participating
in the offence This case was tried In the middle OF
The present month"; and the jury falling to agree the
case was SGT down TO he tried on The 26th inst Tho
complainant told substantially the same story rs She
narrated upon the previous trial.
The defendant gave his statement OF the occur
renee, COntradicting in all material points the plain
cnS testimony. man named Dwight +. Beach,
employed In the Central Market, corner Of Forty
eighth street and Broadway, was called TO prove
that lie knew Mrs. Kelly The complainant lwhO did
not now live with her husband), to have bad repu
tattOn.
AN ABSENT JUROR FINED.
In the afternoon the Court took recess for half
an hour and upon Its reassembIng one of the Jurors
was aoeent-Conrad Zeiger The Recorder, having
waited long time and the juror failing 10 appear
said that at great Inconvenience to himself and en-
barrassment to the public business, he would be
compelled to adjourn the Court till tomorrow Tues
day. morning, ut ten O'Clock. The clerk was In
structcd to impose fine Of $3.50 upon Mr.. zeiger.
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A SUGGESTION FOR TIE POST OFFICE All.
THORlTIES.
AUGUST %. 1871.

To The EDITOR OF rHE HERALD:-
May ] be allowed to suggest, through your col.
umns, that the Post onlce authorities would confer
great boon on the public IL they were to place a
iarged sized letter box In conspicuous place inside
all the ferry houses2 say large one, as believe
and other papers In the ferry houses and post them
there for Europe, &C. The boxes should stale on
them the hours Of collection ian important pointl
enamelied iron plates. believe not only that il
would be OF great convenience with regard TO the
posting Of letters but would greatly extend the sale
OF newspapers for postage, A BR00KLYNIrE.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
FUrroS-srAFFoRD.- Brooklyn, on Monday
aSer b. Rev henrv e Wasdre Mam
Tos FULTON 10 BLANCHE, youngest daughter OF the
late Dr. j. Il. stafford. No cards:
Albany, Cleveland, OHIO, and Chicago papers
II,Ms-BREARLEY.-At the Church OF the
Holy Irnily, BROOKLYN Heights, on Monday,
August -. 1871, by the Rev. william A. Leonard,
HENRY CLAY WILLIAMS to SALLY s. BREARLEY,
both Of Trenton, ~ J.
Died.
BowsE.-At Flushing, on Sunday, August 81. 1871,
ELIZA X, wiie OF William Bovine, IN the 18th year
~ her age
The reatIves and friends OF the family are respect
fully inyIed 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her iather.n.law. Steven q. Bovine, Flush
Pm.
BRosSAs.-on Sunday, August 81. 1871, THOMAS
BhosNAN, OF pleuro pneumonia, In the 59th year or
hts are.
Ihe relatives ana friends of the family also the
JOuncymen Stonecutters' Association are respect
fuzzy invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
delce Of his son.in.law. Jacob SchafYer, 103 East
ros iSenas ~ ." ,enhsys cnrc at zen
Tweniy-eighth street, where a solemn mass OF re-
QUEEN viii be offered for the repose OF his soul. The
remains Will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter-
ment.
Melbourne australia papers please copy.
BINGHAM.-On sunday August q, EDWIN WHITE,
infant son OF Leander X. and Ann Maria Bingham
aged months aud - days.
Relatives and friends are requested to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday August 20, at two O'Clock T..
NJ from the residence or his parents, Garden street,
Mott Haven. n. Y.
BoEKELhAs.-Suddenly, In Berlin. Prussia,
CLARA BoEKKtMAS. Only communication.
California papers please copy.
CLIffoRp.-M Carmausvilie on sunday morning,
August ~, CARRIE A., daughter OF Richard Dean
and Jane Elizabeth Clifford In the 24th year Oh ner
age.
Funeral VIII take place from her parents resi-.
dence on tuesday, August 20 az two O'Clock r. M.
CosNELi--0n sunday, August q, WILLIAM MUIR
RAY CoNNELi, native Of Paisley, scotland.
NJ N m lv Nc n
Andrew TuruDu are respectfully invited 10 attend
tie funeral IRON his late resdeuce. ol West tartv.
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SUPREME CoyRT-caaii3Eas.
highly Important Affecting Judgments
Against the City.
Before Judge Sutherland.

highly Important ms Affecting Judgments
Against the City.
Before Judge Sutherland
I Lecenthal Us. The Mayor, Gc.-A motion was
slade to enter a judgment In this case against
he city on the report Of referee. owing
p the absence Of the Corporation Counsel, the
notion could not be argued. but 1t was arranged
b have the points on behalf OF the piainiin sub
altted and notice served on the Corporation Coun-
lei to send in hi points within two DAYS. The case
q an important one as Affecting Judgments against
The city, and being the first brought up Tor adJudi-
nSe t ae aT me Seer o. the
kyv winch specifically stip ulates that no ludg-
1nens shall be entered against the clty except upon
8rial By Jury IL is claimed that this act Is uCons
Eutonal, as containing matter beyond It's scope, or
IN other words, enactments regarding subject mat
Sers mentioned IN the title required ny statute
81 Is further claimed that inasmuch as the suit IN
question was instituted before the passage OF THIS act
Ene latter cannot be made retroactive ana applicable
20 1t. The decision Will be looked forward 10 VITA
Interest.
I Decisions.
Johanna Gomez ps. Joseph Gonez.-Report OF
referee confirmed ana Judgment granted Tor separa.
Ei0n from bed ana board.
Charlotte T. Daley as. Joseph D. DaIeD.-Tventy
dollars per week during tendency, &C., is fxed as
the sum TO be paid by defendant as temporary all
.mOny for the support OF plaintiff. The sum OF $3.50
~ the sum fixed rs the sum 60 be paid by the deiend
ant for the expenses III carrying on this action.
Caroline al. lMaico,m os. Saraa Louisa Altea ct
.nL-Adjustment OF costs by clerk modified and mo-
Zion tor stay, &C., granted.
A. 4. Httdreth as. WitHfdnl A. Shepard et a.
Motion granted without costs TO either party Order
10 be settled on notice.
James H. SDlsth Us. James w. ogden et dL-Order
settled.
IN the Matter OF the Application or Charles A.
Ye'7nste, et a., Infants, Jor Sale or Real Esidte.-
Report confirmed and order granted.
Il james e. Fargo etd %. sophia HOlCeN e Ul.-Mo-
ton granted for Judgment
Santuel y. T.Bdng 0S. The Manhattan Efayr1vtn0
company et oL-Motion denied, with $40 cosss
OOrneifd Austin Us. Margaret AZ. Ahearn et al
sOrder settled.
VIM. HOFFMAN rs Peter II. Walker Ell dl-Motion
denied, Without costs.
IuoOto FtTe Insurance C0nepa1V rs. Phiifp LetV
lct G--MoIion granted. order TO be settled on notice
- 4. Sje6OinS as. Ejj ian SrOt07l.-Mo.lon denied
without COSTS to either party.
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The quotations based on cotton running quality not
more than half grade above or below the grade quoted
The receipts the ports thus :Galyestun, 6 New
Orleans lp46i Mobile, 27 savannah 6l Charleston 10
Wilmington, 10; Norfolk $780, Baltimore 90; Boston, 1872.
Tota a Same day last week, eIb Same day last year,
l4l The closing for cotton freight to foreign ports
foliows:-1o Liverpool by I'D; by sail,
sl6d To liavre by steam: lc-. gold; sail, &c. TO
burg, by 6lGd To Bremen by stean &c. gold,
pressed To Battle ports, by SAT-, sc a5sc, gold.
wheat, OlS bushels; corn. 3506l9 meal gU0
bbs. and 2j bags oats S1O0l bushels barley 1900 do
The sales about 10000 bbls. Rye Hour
rstser demand, steady. The sales mostly
a. Is a for superhne. Corn meal nd IN.
changed. Sales, so bbls Western at s3s5 We ouote
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for future ceyey basis low midding the sales have
been as folows:-ssturday eyening-Sertemher, 100
D. lltc 30 at lsec September and October, 100 each
J. ec leo each ~ Is 3i6c October l0 at 1sc, 100 at
Is il6c 100 At is 300 l. 3l6c 1890 at lsc, loo at
u blc November 100 At IS e0O at Is 3l6c 500 at 6,c.
November AID necemoeI 100 each at sc December 21J
U.s. 200 at isAc; January, 100 at lS,dc Total $40
haea To-day September ioo At lsc 500 At 1859, 200 nj
ls1c lp at i slr 900 al Us Tide lslSc; Septem
Der ana October each Is gl6c 100 each al lssc
tobr, 100 At &C., 80 lsbc.. 500 lssc., 400 mt
Is lille, 100 at IS size. 100 at IS lss3e;; October and
November 100 each AZ lec November 100 at lSc 100
lsc 400 at is go at Il el6c., 100 1896 November
and December no each at ls%c December 100 at l6Ac.,
at skc 800 9l6c 100 lSa,c. March, 100 at Is &C.
Exchangedileo September for 100 November, even. To-
Ia DD bales Grand total l5 100 bales. The average
tsions OF Saturdays forward de yerics follows
September -c. October, lsl5c November sl5c Dece-
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SUPREME COURT.
Notice to the Bar

Notice TO the Bar.
Judge Joseph F. Barnard will hold special term
on Monday next.
A general term Will be held bv Justices Barnard,
Gilbert ana Tappan, commencing the second Mon
day OF September.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August 2S-6 P. NJ.
CorrrHThe market for all descripton decidedly
strong Business however, limited, owing chiefly to
the extreme prcensons Of holders, who
offer invoices Of Rio and Santos except further
Of Nc perth. 1000 bags Rio per Contest reported
sold private terms. In Baltimore 4lbs bags Rio, per
ismsn-a good cargo-were sold to q New York house
ut l2Ic, gold We quote :Rio ordinary cargoes Ike
far do. he. good do. 12s1c: prime do. l3llc EEc.
extreme forio ll7sc s4c all gold in bond thirty
TO sixv davs' credit Java Government bags &c. 20c
40 grass ma, l.Ac 22%c. SINGAPORE, l7c. 49,; Cey
Ion lee 17Mc Maracaibo. lac. 71oc Laguavra. I4Sc.
lave Jamaica. &c. iec.; s.! Domingo gold in bond,
sa.c. Zoe. Costa Rica lie l7c Mana lac l51pc
MEXICAN. l5c. 1619c: Savania, l4c l6Gc. Curacao,
fc lbc all gold, duty paid thirty to sixty days credit
sorTON.--1he demand for cotton the spot
crate, but prices advanced by holders nomnaly &c
H. TO conform to the improvement which took place
contracts FOR forward delivery Buyers at the advance
cautious and confined operations the engences of the
The market for future deliveries active ut
vance OF hc. nc. per III. The sales follows:-
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef was dull at 9,9c. IKE for common ~ prime
Hogs were Ia far demand al 30. ssisc. Asaeirta-
Cattle, l.sle, and live hogs, 54l..
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COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following table shows the imports exclusive
OF specie) OF the port OF New YORK for the week
ending August Is, and since the beginning OF the
year.
1909. 1870 1871
Dry goods ...... $24il.64s Sl65s.051 s52ss, 100
General mdse. 3, 1920 2.1lsss3 b,0as ssl
Total for week &5,s)3.l4s s5.S.7,7p4 SLASH e22
Prev reported. 1914 <060oo la CAS- $50 2sA06a SO
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COURT cAltnDiaS-IHls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.- by Judge
Sutheriand.-Nos DO, 40, 81. III.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TERM-Part 3-IIeld by
Judge Alker.-Nos. 6249, 02j6 6slS, 62A5 1855 1861
sesl, 1885, 7l49, 1868, 7l7l, NO. 7171 49, 7l7i.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1OosT OFFICE NorICE-rHE MAILS FOR EUROPE
i during the week ending Saturday September ISL viii
at this otce Tuesday a: IL M on wednesday
at II NJ on Thursday at II NJ and on Saturday at NJ
y. Ii. JONES, Postmaster.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED-TuE FOLLOWING EIGHT
highly important Lectures bount together and entitled
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE':-l structure or
Man Structure OF Woman Functions oil Man and W0-
man; Marriage; 8. sperma,orrhea; D. ueaerative 20.
bity Special Dseases s. Treatment, Ms delivered ~ tho
New Nork Museum OF els Broadway, New York
Parties who attend have heP Forwarded ree on
receipt OF 25 cents, addressing SECRETARY New York
Museum OF Anatomy, DIS Broadway, Kew York.
Opcu from A. NJ 10 ~ +. y. on SATURDAYS III u T. u.
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Decisions.
BY Judge Van Brunt
-NcCormtcE Us. STANDARDIZATION granted.
Dickinson Us. characterization denied.
3 Atkinson Us. Lelcine.-Moton denied
Bartlett Us. Bg'adey.-Motlon denied, with $40
costs TO abide event.
Same rs. The East Tennessee Zine Commemorative
ton denied, with $40 costs 10 abide event.
RGgan Us. frelerlChS.--MotIon granted, with
costs
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HE COUR T S.
iscnarged-Judgments Against the Clyde
oisions-Husiness in the Court of
: General Sessions
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS coysT.

Charge of Passing COunterfeft Money.
4 Before Commissioner Shields.
t7ne United Std,es Us. John Janleson.-The de-
4ndant. who had been charged with passing fifty
tnt counterfeit stamp on FrvdeIick SwanzeY.
Iaeper OF lager beer saloon, was discharged the
violence falling TO support the accusation.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Smuggling Diamonds.
Before Judge Benedict.

District Attorney Tracy has commenced a suit TO
forfeit about $4,000 worth OF diamonds which were
found IN the possession OF O passenger by the
steamer North America, which arrived from Brazil
last week. The property was addressed TO d. r..
Moore.
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SUPERIOR CGuGT-SPtclAl TERM.

Deci.ions
BY Judge Spencer.
( Francis B. Paine rs. n. Robert Cooling ct al
Order granted.
Wiliam Henry Broom rs. Sane-Same
Andre,o J. Perry u.s. Elisha W. chester et al
torder denying motion granted.
James Ftsh, Jr., as. GOTAarn Grap.-Order set
tied.
( ne Lfppfdlte Steer Engraving ComDanV-Siotion
adjourned till September II, at noon
BdrGott as. FiSier.-Motlon adjourned till GOTH at
Telve noon.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
A Liquor Dealer Arrested.

Before Commissioner winslow.
Patrick Smith was before the Commissioner yes
Gerday morning on the charge OF carrying on the
business OF q retail liquor dealer at Staten Island
without paying the special tax required BY law. He
was held to ball III tho sum Of $500 to await hear.
Ing on Monday next.
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In the god loan market the rates ranged from
three per cent tor carrying 20 nat for borrowing.
The operations of the Colo Exchange Bank were as
Ioows:-
rol tlo,51NOoo
Gold balances s7s 1913
turleucy balances. I.Oe Oo3
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EXCHANG r..

r,O EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN PROPERTY-ruH
L Stock Good win of Hat and Cap store the
part Broadway. Apply At 81 Nassau street,
ITO EXCHANGE FOR CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
Shoes, other good merchandise, few choice Lots
Ru,henuro PARK near s,aou Inquire OF the owner, Az
CAFES avenue, Brooklyn.
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COURT OF CgMNlON Pleas SPECIAL Ts1a.
, 1871-03-30

A NEW ENGLAND CLERGYMAN AS A
kansas PoLTT1clAN.-A Kansas cor.
respondent Of the Boston Journal gives
th. following frst-rate notice of clerical
gentleman who figured largely in a scsu-
dalous closet trial in Massachusetts, man
years ago:
Isaac s. Kallock, so well known in Bos-
tol, has his home in Lawrence. He has
completely aud fully abandoned the min
isiry, and went so far as to sever his
church relationship, he offering in church
meeting a resolution to this effect: ''That
the membership Of Mr. l. S. Kallock in
this church be and the same is hereby
dissolved at his own request" which he
advocated and carried, thus severing him
self from all church relationship as well
as from the ministry. Mr.. Kallock is
editor and owner of the Republican Jour.
nal, the leading and influential paper of
the Safe. He is leading politician amp
tavOrite speaker at all political gatherings
He is President of the State Agricultural
Society. He has one of the finest farms
IL Kansas. He has an entire herd of i'm
ported cattle, and takes the premium in
horses and stock Of every kind. He
drives a pair of genuine wild Indian po-
nies, which can go 2 35 to the pole. He
Is building stone mansion on one of the
most eligible sites overlooking Lawrence,
and when completed it will be one of the
most elegant residences in the State. Mr..
Aallock is admitted to be one OF the must
iUrcible writer's for the. press in the West.
ne Is very prominent candidate for the
United States Seaatorship this winter,
, 1871-03-30
Gail Hamilton's Anathemas Against Long
Dresses.

If the women of this country, having
once tasted the freedom of short dresses,
shall be mean spirited enough to go into
long ones,again at the dictates Of any cos
tumernnder the sun, they are themselves
and nobody else to blame. A pretty
thing it will be Tor them to talk about
makipg- laws, if they have not sense
enough and spirit enough to keep out Of
the mud! A fine thing to be republican
sovereign when you have not indeprn-
deuce enough to resist the fat of for7
eign tytant as to the cut of your own
gown! For there is no question of think-
ing Or not thinking about your dress.
You can walk just as we'll with thrre
hounces as with none; but long dress
means inconvenience, uniidiness, discom-
fort, waste, indOlence, repression, cramped
muscles, subordinatiOn, and slavery.
If women reinvest themselves in trail
ing skirts'they deserve all the evils which
may b..fall them. f-women relinquieh
their short suits, may their husbands ty
ranize over them aad abuse them forever
May the wonen's rights women be forever
forced to see men legis!ate and women sit
still May the auti.womrn's rights wo-
men BE-. forced 10 vote at the polls and
serve in The jury box May husbands
ever control all the incomes IF their wives,
and may wives be forever disabled from
disposing Of their own property May the
courts always have the power of dispos-
sessing the mother of her child and inns
posing npnn it a guardianship for, ign to
her will May Bridget in the Kitchen for
ever prick the pies with her hair pin. and
JIbn Chinaman moisten the pie crust
from his mouth May Mr.. Thomas Nash
portray t1e coming woman doing general
housework, and DIR, Nathan Allen con-
tinue to publish in the ligious newspa-
pers cheerful satirical articles on the de-
crease of the population in New England
May Laura ever be obliged to pave the
way to Frederiek's purse with toothsome
viands and never know what it is to be
joint sovereign of the woman's kingdom
May sewing machines be broken past
remedy, aud rufa-s come in like a food,
and men wear seven bosoms to one shirt
and the bosom factories stop woIk, and
all the laundries dry up! May women T.
ceiVa on1-quarter the wages of men, and
do twice the work, and kid gloves go uI
TO five dollars pair and tear out at the
back Of the hand the first time they al,
put on In short, may women be held I
subject race when they shall have proved
themselves one, and oppressed aud spoiled
evermore; for they will surely deserve i
if they go back to the leek and onions o
Egypt Qong dressrsl after havi~g eater
the mamma and quail ofthe promised laud
(short dresses.) m
, 1871-03-30

"JOhn, said poverty stricken man
to his son, " I've made my will to-day"
All replied John, "You were lib
eral to me, Eve no doubt"
" Yes, John; Ecame down handsome
I've willFd you the whole State of Virgin.
40 make living in, with the privilege
of gong elsewhere if you can do better"
, 1871-03-30
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