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Ncw- Jersen Real gsiate for Sale.


A CCESSIBLE SUBURBAN COTTAGE for
~ SALE LETCosng advantages a CITY and country real
deroe ~ minutes fom Lher Coran 30 each way
Lines OF rave situated 10 most attractive aud promising part OF
" tasteful spacious, Blerl tt: lot
v,ocked garden, fruit and shde tree aSns Tower beds nc az
mrAb adapted wants Of New York bHfnes and sure 70 adj
value viii be- rented responsible parties or sold tAer
Title pere-. Payments mate Satisfactory For particulars and
photograph address II. o.. p. o. Boz rs, n. \.
A LII WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
~ mate for papers address c. X LANDS. vBeand N j.
TOR SALE at ORANGE, n. j., a HOUSE
and LOT Of nearly situated Malnst Address e.
p. o. Boz 4GG NewYors City.
JENKINS g. WAY, New brunswick, NJ
Btske and AucoEeers have for SALE COUNh
RESIDENCES, FARMS and HOUSES aud LOTS The character
f poeraBe BY referring To the following gentlemen Gov
Randolph erGov Ward senator Frelnghayssh Miam fsemSn
esq Cashier Of Hanover Bank John HILL President OF hs va
uonal Bank Of EesJersey
MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
vi their Onoe 10 1874 BROADNAY. Room u. LOTS foT SALE
b Easy Full particulars can
be obtained at Comparys oaee
N1ONTCLAIR.-Beaut BUILDING SITES
WI Mouusn north Of Lee PARK Of from one TO 'c
acres FOR SALE by the H. r. HASKELL Orange ~
Or HAZARD, APfH0RP a Co, ITO broadway, n Y
MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
WI PARM Sae 50 With cottage house rooms IN Eoen
or,r oubag Of the best u and truck ians 10 that bes
bofhood Can ,r bought lev. j. H. PHkLfn Seah"
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miscellaneous.

A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS.-Buyers going to
Il respectfully Informed that thy VII do vel By calling
al hAnuLe.urTs a HlBLBff Xo Guswefoad London 10
General Port Ofee, where before placing TIER
on they e collection Of oorel and mourning patterns
CEVENTY-FIV CENTS will be paid for a
-, rg3t ~ IL L. PAIRCHlLD 10 slI.L-sve
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Carpeis, Be0oing, furniture, &t.
A NOTICE.
~ KELLY 4 Co. COR OF TWENTY .PIFTIlsT AND SIXTH
AVE ar Bas Offering large and splendid assortment Of
CAEPETS FURNITURE BEDDING, OIL CLOTHS. &c, ke,
satc 81 expressly The spring trade oN prices
WEEKLY OR AoNTilLY PAYMENTS TAKEN.
4 call respectfully solicited.
WARREN WARD g. Co., MANUFATUR-
w Eis aua vholcsa- and epl dealer. IN
EVERY VARIETY OF FURNITURE
for Cts AMI COuIlIy residences.
No.. Is and II SIring-st.
Crosby
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TRIAL TERn.-PARr I.-srKxcp
Can
bal. Roe sgt. Stevens
1856. lie Csutenlr agt. Lyons
$50. .Pii1dmons agt. Heilperp.
500. Smith tgt- FROST
llB3, Bier agt Dexter.
500. Ryan agt The Hudson River
R. r. Co.
8j9. Rafferty, sg.. The Hudson
River R r Co.
PART II.-BARBoUR,
176. .Khridge agt. Strong.
100. .Simons agt. The Narragansett
Fire and Marine InG Co.
lof. Altman agt. 0'Bren.
388. .Csspar sgt. 0Bnen.
$40. Tufts agt Bookstaver
1913. .MehTbsck sgt. Koehler.
SG6. Berolzheimer agt. Westcott.
854. MIR. Cpllorghs Lead Go. agt
Strong.
CoNsoS PLRAs-BQuTrY TERM
kl+0. Sheppard agt Same.
5lR. Kline sgt Harie.
TRIAL TsRn.-PARr I.-JOsKPi
$50. Buren, sgt. Msbie.
43l. .Quimhy sgt. Banous.
sl2. Bel AIT. Home ms Co.
524. Hughes agt Mercantile No
tual lDs. Co.
80. .Straiton agt. PokRlskL
9sl. .Hebbard sgt Hall
laos. .(By order) Waterston agt
Rogers
253. Morris sgt White.
AZ. .Leonarl agt Marks.
345. Wise Rgt. B'way asd Seventh
ave. r. Il. Co.
~. Bender agt Eysrart.
1876. .Blumenthal agt. Collins
5l3. Sacks agt. Maidhnf.
$40. Harrison ACT. Thomas.
900. .Quinlan agi. SiKth-ave. X. X.
Co.
933. Robinson agt Qusckenbos.
224. .Minzesheimer AIT. NickA
30. Brown sgi- Eldoit.
BY
1906. .Hyland agt. Rich.
PART II.--C. 7. DAILY, G. j.
MApIYE CouRr-TRIAL TBRn-PA
500. .Purmsn agt Chase.
609. Same agt Same.
605j. .Baer sgt. Dwinnell.
6063. .DoleT agt. Stout.
$3.50. .Chittenden agL The Standard
Printing Co.
679l. Won Noikenhery sgt. Conl0n.
GIG. Williams sgL Hacket.
PART H.
1875. .Sh,anon AIT. O'Bnen.
5,48. Malone sgt Brensan.
6O23. Hilton ngt The Bliss Mfg. Co.
6O4i. Rogers ag,. A1pleyari.
6Ob5. Bowen agt. Berdell,
6l27. .Engs act. Beriell.
6l28. .Ehle agt. Lerche.
6l30. Perkins sgt Richardson.
PART III.-TRAcY, j.
646T. .DOhrmau agt. Mitchell.
1854. Bergman agt. Waits.
900. .DrAnut aCt. W aus
-. .LarI aCt. Baker.
6147. Curry sgt. Van Norman.
CLOS. Carpenter sgt Stsrratt
Court OF GENERAL SEssiOSs-B
II q
l..Wm. Thompson, burglary.
2. Peter Gilroy, burglary.
3. Joseph Carpenter. robbery.
4. .Michael Werner, rape.
6. john Fcis,tgiu, mayhem.
7..John CalDon, assault and bat
terry.
CRY COURT
~. Wood agt. Mullen.
1853. johnson sgt. Human,
Is. .Gntman sCt. Morton.
p. .Latimer agi. Van Clef.
%. Bowen agt. Hops.
a.. fireman agt. Hops.
81. Case sgt. Ewald.
50. Case at. Murray.
80. May agt. Walter.
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TRAINS LEAVE ygw.YoRK

Passenger station in NevYOrk Of and
Foulth-lye. Entrance Twenty segeGt4-s..
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Brooklyn Real Gstate for Sale.

DROPERTY in the vicinity of Prospect Park
Elesan; MANSIONS smaller HOUSES and vacant
LOTS for SALE Apply to G. HARTE No. IL Finest, Room
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Foulth-dye. Entrance on Twenty seventies.
TRAINS LEAVE xRw.YoRK
Por NeyIlsven ard Bridgeport J. tErl llO M l23 EIl
20 fo Milford Us staifo Fsrfs3 Southport and we.tpOr @
For south NcrSaE E.l IN; CEI Es) ass,
For Daren :, ll;so m 345 40 20 and e;9oP
For Greenwich ,Sd Intermediate Stations, g. 1850 2s 2aS,
sGnd,y Mail leaves SeYoF at ,.
'''''-' CoNNEcTING TRAINS.
For For Boston BS y y s sBols a s5 9 and spa NJ l"
For For s sS d sras % F. ami AMI an Connecting With
Nagln Bay at "ekor arriving in less than ehs
For Connecticut River Railroad m 1918 p IN. Monc.
For aaroi Providence ,nd FhAn Rarcsi I2ls
O. to NewLoniou sni Yorrcl p. m.
For Newllsyen AMI mpOn Railroad North
For se~.II,van Hiideicwn and wantc Railroad Ar Lps
For % i Hoa rs I; Railroad, /. and p m
For bsnsaTg ard YoS%aE Railroad a I s as 80
For E car ;t he 10 M 19a S p % su,
either Line DrlgihgrOOm Car attached
IlSs9s s ticket, s 70 II, , point reached @ road
And ' 10 e , s 0 , q f EsT!ot TSp Co
ION residence to de,iastOa. JAMES II HoYr. sspi
NEWI55Y5o9RIiKIs 8 CENTRAL HlIA AM AND HUDSON
Az, m Chc.so EY,sss VIII p DsingrSCn car 18th
ii a. m Northern aui Western Express with Drawing room cam s
lp Montreal Express On sauri,ys additional train leaves
6p Fins, Paeac Express with sIeepngeas for WATERFOWL
Syrsense. OsNego aud Caa9ndaisua . -
Buffalo Niagara Pals, also ior Che,go both L. RaiI
roads or St Louis VIA rode and Louisville Indianapolis The
train will leave en- Suniays az D. m go
II p. m, Utica EHr's, with throGyb sleepngeara
Hud.oa u q in.
"a. IN. aai p M, Poasaseepse trains
"a NJ, 1870. AIS and 6ilS p IN. peekskli trains
90 3:lO Sos w. 1880 AS. 5:lO $40 ii:o n
sunday rn'9o a. % .ai .aI1 :, { H special m.
New.YOrl May Is. 1871.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
10, aag MAY %, l9Il-For WEST PHILADEIPHiA
and $3.50 $50 4c s., go -. M u ush,
wasSGioS and rns WEST via B,ncrs 80 s n, ..
a:!. p. IN. Eor IiE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $50 a m.
and through Ly9ho1rS ~ho.. change Pos he WEST w
rsaa,y'la, RTsr9' and = IN, m s,r Palace ar.
D. n ds and ran tnmuh Pittsburgh ClDun.t Iosi.ss s.
ses.t oos OF CortlAldtst aud ga Broadwa. Ds,yl
n u. RANKIN. Ten Pas. Agt y W. JACKSON 3eur Sort
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND
SCNSER ARRlNGgTRSTs ''AAa
Commeaens NpNDN May Is 1871 nom Roosevelt Grads.
sOa M Mail for Paclogoe connecting a, s,s,o.
e re- h1n' aua Il PAclosue by stag BeIeport ana
ao1 a M, Poes.say Elcur.On
To- m, Ao,omC siOn for Babylon
laHd ad IN Paiehosas BY stage os BsiepSr sSd Ere Ere
.t2op. "a. Pa .. osn. ACCOMMODATION.
$50 p m. BABYLON teeammodanon.
40 , M Nerle, Accommodation
The $50 and 10 $3.50 40 and Go D. n tra., eo,,... :.
Val,l Stream Tor lIrmP,!s1i AID Roekswsy. '''''''
T., o,,.. o.... W. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
This train VII commence roaming July |, 1871.
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Uc0oine Garos, &r.
AT EM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Full
~ cn-;-HL DDlAG CARDS aud FINE sfATlONEki tss'sb
hs go lBal
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~ Gotof and foot OF 2jdst as follows =,
Through Express Trains leave Chamhersst at NJ 20
D. NJ and = D. daily Nex and improved Drawing Room ,osns
through Buffalo and hus en0n bhte
connecting Hornesye with magnificent Sleeping Coahes running
through % Cleveland and Sleeping Cosees accompany e
IL SasquehAnna TO Bu1slo the $50; p NJ .a non
NevYok TO Suspension Bridge and the train from Nesf9rk 10
Bridge and Cincinnati An Emgrant Tran leaves
daily at 6:l5 p. m.
MieOwn and Way at $50 m aud 5 p M and sanoaif
only $3.50 m
For Oisville nd WAY at sll.90 a. m.
For Eesbargh and WAY at 900 a m $3.50 and $50 p
For Sufern and Way, and IN.
Paterson and Way at Gas 10 IL mi 'l'S T. 9'l9 go,
3:l5 ?. m and u midnight. -, 80. a..
and 1856 and Thursdays and sundays Only
tI2 midnight
For Pemont MAX Tamans and WAY az 900 30 $780,
AIS aud Saturdays only, ~ midnight
earlier thsn above time Last boat fOm z,
8:l5 pm
the checking and transfer OF Bag
be left the Compsny ohces 2 @ and ' bnoaway 30
3S Fultonst Brooklyn Oi Bosdssy,
Depo foot Of Chsmherst and foot Of 2st New
and Dock Depot Jersey othe Agents the pn
epal hotels
For Hacsensack and Hisdae oaly.
L. D. RUCKER, Mav29, wM. r. BARR.
Gen'l SUIT l5L i Geal PAss'r Al
NEW- YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
y
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Wster Gap
Depos York foot OF Bss and foot OF Chrsophertt
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hoNpAi' June a.
1911 =.
through without e1anse OF cars
connecting R. Waterloo With SUSSEX ~
and Scranton with L. and b. X for Kingston "p@oe' r
lisa m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Dcayie With Beeo
Branch Dover Cnester Branch Waterloo Win
Gap, soufsbug Great Bend Binghsmicn sJs
and Oswego and Eaon with Lehgh VALLEY of All poh~
HOG NJ LEHTGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newst Morris,
Dover Waterloo HsckettstoSn, Washngton Pl1paY sn
EsstOn; Waterloo with Railroad At PhilPouH
th BEL Del for Bevlere &C. and 81 Esston with L. " n
Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Whkessrre heainf anu
400 D. NJ BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, Paterson and
stopping principal stations Connecting Dover with Chester IT,
and at Waterloo vita snser r. R. - 4,
4l0 RAST0N EXPRESS connects At Dover with cnesief n
R.. Waterloo With X. r. aud at Eaton Win Ia " H. 10"
Bethleh Alentown Reading Harrisburg and The West
$3.50 HACKETTsToWS MAIL, connects with boon'"o' N"s''
' 20 D. m HtcEFTTsTowS EXPRESS.
POr MoRRISTowN M7:i5 9:lo, l;s l3'o M I'D ''S' WV
For SUNNY and intermediate stations at $780, 7 ,5 $40 1870
and 2O 1880 % o i2o 300 and o;s0 ~ Oh I'm MN
For ORANGE SOUTH ORANGE, $50 100 s;lO sfs sy
lie 49, $40. 49, $50 3d. 900; oo 81" Si''
an F SEyaRK at $50 75 7:s $50 slo $40 .lc:Io 1870.
1900 II:2O and lo 'o 200 80 SGD Sf3 80 fOi
lis n m Trains marked a East Newark. - -.
Leave New-York for BLOOMFIELD and hoNI'Lhh AZ Wv
al and II 100 n and 300, $3.50, $40 $50 aud
Passengers LAKE H0PATCoSG leave NewnosA ~ - m,
1900 m (BIp $50 ami 40 The RAILROAD AZ a1,s
cong ing With Steamer seh ror p,
LAKE T:lj 1890 1920 and 4:o p m syg
at 75 and 300 u; 800 400 $40 end $50 M eayss
the Railroad thence by stage niles fo phha'
WARE WATER GAP at 500 a. M and tVS E ss,srds,,
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l.. d. RUCKER
Geuil Sup't
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871,

NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
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ID TNnEPRNDENT LINE Tor the WEST SOUTH.wBST ani
NORTHWEST FRBGr received aa forwarded by CAMDEN an,
AMBOY RAILROAD NORTH River ami INLAND PROPEL
LER LINE. Pier g. North River daily RATES Low with GncS
take the Newrsey and G. aud route from
foot Of Corandt privilege route WEST Of trip Waslg
ton without The ONLY LINE aaorng
this opportunity. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
G. " PERyBIL, Genera Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY DAY LINE-C. VIBBARD and
"a DANIEL DREW from Vestyst at $3.50 and Thrtyfouhs at
landing YOnkers TarytOwn and NYack by e boat
Corens Point Cornwall Newburgh Poughkeepse Catski
and Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

Foreign Exchange .oses weak, wItk redu
per cent IN rates Wa quote:

The small volume Of business doing at the Stock BIZ
change ia not calculated to make money In demand ana
the offerings to-day greatly In excess OF tue n
quiry, the turn OF the market decideaiy i"o1lns ~
ro,crs ON Government bonds the rate ca4l was .
per cent while and a per cent was accepted Cd
prime railway collateral In commercial paper thS
was no disposition TO take long names, though prn'
short date acceptances moved at 4t9s per cent ]"
Internal Revenue receipts to-day amodhted TO So9~
There were subscriptions ~ the newcoan today n@
any favorable Information with regard TO the pegVr
ton of the loan in Europe. The Government bono ns
ket was steady on small volume OF business, The hnc'f
atiops OF the day having been unimportant. fss .
Hatch rey,ort as follows at y.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
THuRsDAr, July 2I-P. ".


The various departments Of the Stock Er-
stock market during the early hours Of the morning was
sagnant pending the result o; the Lake Shore stock.
holders meeting which copvened at IL a. m, for the
purpose Of deciding on the OF s5OooOO stock
No direct information on the subject received un,
about p rn when it was announced that the vote had
been almost unanimous the point Of making such
additional ISSUE leaving 1t discretionary with the EI
ocuiye Committee or the Board OF Direction, when 70
make the issue, and how much cash 10 call up Tie
price which up to this time had ruled about steady as
IO7salO fell back on this information, TO lC7t bud
again reacted, and thenccforvard throughout the
day was quite feveTish though the effect on tie
remainder Of the list barely perceptbe. Tie future
course OF Lake Shore is probematca, and venture 10
either direction would be hazardous fThere likely
be mbcrless tigaons growing out OF this increase %
share capital, which may possibly tend 20 make tho
stock quite lively for period IL reports be rue Erg
seems likely to escape from its latest entan clement,
Judge Batchford having decided the right Of the preen
management to issue convertible bonds, under which
the price OF this stock down. There the usual
movement in Northwest rho price being generally
steady but Preferred strong and higher in the afS
ternoon Rock Island quiet but firmly held Reading
making slight improvement, Wabash showing no dea
cded movement New York CeBtral Ohio and Mississippi,
aud The other prominent stocks wero neglected We
note sales OF Boston, Hartford and Erie at Morris an1
Essex 49, and Ohio Preferred, ISL In the misccaneOHS
list Pacific Mail maintained the advance OF yesterday.
Western Union Telegraph being steady The coal stocks
were weak aud lower and express shares neglected.
The changes in the entire list within radius OF ono
per cent and the general market closed tame and dun
The following table shows the highest and lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

Now Ready.
Mr. GREELEY' RECENT
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THB
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
WITH HIS
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
AND HIS
SPEECH on HIS RETURN TO NEWYORK,
CONTENTS
CULTIVATION BY STEAM IN LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA AND HER LBvEEs.
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS or TEXAS.
Water IN Agriculture.
Intellect IN agriculture
UuderdralriDE.
Industry Should be Diversified.
The Preservation Of Trees
M1Iims for Farmers.
TEXAS. THE STATE MATERIALLY CONSIDERED
Topography Of TeIas.
How they Live IN feIas
The Future oi the State.
Railroads In Texas
TeIss Land Of Promise.
Irpedimeuts to Travel IN Texas.
UndeyeOped Resources
THB FREEDMEN OP THE SOUTH
Their Condition and What ibey Say.
The white View Of Enane.psuol
FrOgrsss at tie South
RECEPTION OF Mr. GREELEY, n Y, JUNE -.
Mr. Greeieys Re.pouse ii which he ,pe,G, ofh,
Invitation 70 OIeIss-NCnlnsi1us
Speeches at New Orleans sud Columbus
Universal Amnesy-Tbe ku-kuL.
The Thieyng Carpet Bsgsers
Lee snd Sioiewsl Jackson.
The New Departure
Dead Issues Should he Dropped
&c, &c, kG
A HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION.
Price Is sve copies 81. postage paid
Orders addressed TO this ooe Will be hed the principle Of First
come, frst served"
1IIpT
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A pamphlet entitled Historical Nemorcada
selape to the Discovery Of EheraatOn Boston; Rand,
Avery d Frye), prepared by the committee OF citizens
Of Boston chosen 10 Morton testimonial fund.- pre-
sents succnc statement Of the connection Of the late
Dr william T. g. Morton with the introduction OF an
esthetics into surgical practice During the Spring
Summer Of 1896 Dr. Norton who was Of that time
pTacticinR dentist in Boston, devoted himself to the
search for agent which should prevent the suffer
fng OF pain In dental operations. with this object In
view he studied whatever might be supposed TO have
IN regard TO the properties Of ether, and con
versed with philosophical instrument makers as 10
the hest methods OF administering by inhalation
He was so far successful In his inquiries that about the
middle OF October 1896 he obtained permission from the
sureeons OF the Massachusetts, General Hospital to try
the experiment Of etherizatIon two patients who
about 10 undergo operations On that OCCASION and for
several following weeks, IN which the new discovery
fercing itself upon the attention Of the public he was
the only person recognized its author The term al
sthes then frst used in medicine, was applied to the
painless seep produced by his experiments Dr. Merton
the advise the administration OF ether TO an
extent suscient 10 nsensibty. The medical pro
fession, a body would have regarded death as
the inevitable consequence Of suoh use. Even
10 be the original asscovereI at that time Lad
no faith In the safety Of tho process, and de-
olared that Morton would "k somebody by IT," insist
ss with the surgeons Of the hssytal two months after
she ss sleeesfgl eperanonA that oxygen gas should
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

ZEAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. July q. 1871.

NEW-1ONK, THufsuaY, July n, I0II'
No sales we're made at the Exchange to-day,
sItloueb a plot OF ground at Bergen Point containing
II acres was nomnally sold for $4,000 Messr5 A. J
pleec,er Son Co off red very desirable property
at Westport Conn, but 10 bids were received ana tho
proDerty was Withdrawn. ----
Hessrs A. d. Mcllck. r Bro. received bids of 900
for wharf property at Newark, ON Wednesday. ms
was full price the property but 1t did not meet tho
views OF the owner who ordered the properly TO DC
Withdrawn. .,
The New-Jersey Central Railroad Company are extend
ing branch their road 20 Long Branch via South Am
hoy so that by passengers can make the cA
tire tiip by rail.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

A Practical Treatise on Labor, by HENDRICK
B. WRIGHT C. W. Carleton Coz The purpose Of this
volume is to vDdcae the rights OF the aborng classes
although the author is not advocate Of any reyou
tiOnary doctrines, which he believes adapted to de-
feat the object which he has at heart He maintains
that capital is no entitled respectful consideration
than labor so long as within the limits i'm
posed upon by of justice and the welfare OF
ciety But when il passes this natural boundary,
and in direct conflict with labor there Is no
sOn for silence There nothing about it so sacred to
protect it from censure when in the wrong In the
view Of the author, capital and labor should move
hand ia hand, dependent each other for mutual
prosperity He has no faith in the leyeling prin-
cpe as to property which would end in agraransmor
more properly in communism, presume, according to
the intention OF the wrer-a system OF which he justly
remarks that &c would reward idleness and crime and
remove all motives to industry and virtue. AT
the same time LIE wishes 10 erect a barrier against
the corruptng influences on public meras which arise
from the unscrpuOu pursued by corporations
Of capital and which extensively displayed In leg
isstioR in the administration OF justice and in the rtdc
uous pretensons of the shoddy arsocray The author
recognizes the importance of question relating to at
traetiye industry and offers several sound sugges-
tlons On that subject. He falls, however, in
sointipg out any practical methods for the
attainment of the end and in making 1t too much
n matter OF sentiment rather than Of organization.
While the general scope OF his book tends to est
mate adjustment Of the relations between labor and
ita and to the Improvement and elevation Of the work
ngcasses IN general there is much In 1t that vague
and uncertain commonplace details are repeated as IL
they were original discoveries and many theories
propounded which wnl not bear the test Of rigid ex
animation.
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New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

Ray & Brothers have issued the First Volume
Of Commentaries on the Lar Of Married Women, by JOEL
PRENIIss BISHOP treating the subject with reference TO
the statutes Of the several States and to common law
and equity Mr. Bishop slludes 10 the prevailing i'm
preston the Old law in this branch OF Jurisprudence
has been superseded by recent legislation only par
TALLY correct. 1t is but small portion that has become
obsolete and this extent the cannot be un-
ooIstoOd without knowledge OF the Old. TAe law OF
married women according TO the author is in very un-
satisfactory state, and not in course OF Improvement by
process Of legislation He is especially severe on the
common law rule which suQ1Oses that wife has CON
tracted with her husband for support during hfe and
is free from ali obligations 10 contribute towards the
maintenance Of herself her family The language IN
which he iuveghs against this principle presents most
extraordinary specimen Of legal rhetoric and certainly
has no parallel Blackstone Coke One Of these gems OF
is worth preservngas curiosity in the study
OF law "If" says Mr. Bishop, this law were carried
ont would ruin every wife In existence. In many In
stanoes il is carried out and hence we see dasling
women spending, like water, money which they never
earned and while their husbands are tOiling in the
workshop, the counting room, change, or In some
professional career painfully working out their proper
destiny these Matched butterflies in the spendors OF
MANY coors floating the pool OF deathleadng
society as the Ounces gathered around term H. While
voaa hipcd like all butterflies, by those whose mental
growth has not extended beyond boyhood girnOod,
they are themselves sinking into nOLentity, making
ready 20 assume the form OF the aud be more
either loved or ad0red." This surpasses anything in
Mrs Stoves Pink and White Tyranny" and We
only wonder whether the writer is married man a
bachelor