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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-01
LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST-On Saturday evening, the 18th inst, about
- 10 clock. one of the Adams Express Company
ENVELOPES, in which was enclosed go, in bills
Of the following denominations: of twenty dollars
2of ten dollars, and of five dollars. The loss oc
CURED while the was en- route 70 bis home
in the northern part Of the city, from 935 Penna
avenue; via Market Space along west side of 7th ST
TO Northern Liberties Market, where he discovered
his loss. The package addressed to the adver-
Users sister in Chicago, 90 Forest avenue. The
finder by leaving the package at the Star office NAV
retain SI5 OF the amount contained. 1t
e IN REWARD-Lost, on the 10th Of October,
CIV white SETTER DOG; ears liver
color; two spots on hack. Last seen on theA1Nx
corner Of l4th street and Piney Branch=2
road The owners name on the collar. J. l.. VEL
BlNGTOH, U. 4. Treasury. ocSl 81
u s0th instant, gray HORSE; saddle and N
bride on. The owner is requested TO come IN
foIw ard, prove property, pay charges aDdNN
take him away ANON VAN RESWICK,
ec3l 81 Corner Sth and sts.. Navy YARD
Wing ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not TO receive it, ocl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-01

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has Obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
j FFSR;t Il. F. IL HUGH
s esa .ssn. D. , SG . dc
s t s5s .sd e to- exhibit the
before the slst day Of october next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
@ Given under MRk h'1 AN I'll rE ls Rsfsy of
nol-w 81" Executrix
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
= ne obtained from the supreme Court of the Dis
issSftWsmsRtsIy on the personal estate Of y6sEPH
i EDNARDS' late Of Washington county, D, G., de;
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
before the Sst day o October tbeT msH On or
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
Given under my hand this s1s day of October 1871
nOl-wSws EDWARD EDWARDS, Executor. 81
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the petition u Nj evils ,5d ls
LIAM II. LEWIS, Of Brooklyn, N. :, praying for
day q improvement tn in ' Plate
1t is ordered that the Testimony in the case he
closed the ID day Of January next; that the time
Ss 6 sRs b and av s
that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of Jan
Any person may Ogyo;s mi .his s s5ssnsion:
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
HOldins Sestiai Trw, 0efoby slst, ISL.
In the case Of William +. Kent, administrator
". a. of wINsLOw J. BRADFORD, deceased,
appreciation Of the supreme Court Of the District
q Y1i.d ol T ,hs Ds s.t s
deceased, and Of the assets in hand as far as the
same have been collected and turned into money:
When and where al The Creditors and heirs Of said
excludes from ali bene in ala y estat ee
copy q a S Be once
10 he said day. 40 14 4. -. =
Icst: = 80. A. WEBSTER,
SUPRRME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
4. the matter Of BIGkFoRD 4 sINsABAUGH
bdHkrnpS.
meeting q the crssors q the said BsHkTSgss
Register in Bsnkrupscy for the d. a., on the 10Th
DAY OF NOVEMBER. l0l at u O'Clock IN, for the
purposes named in the 9Th section Of the Bankrupt
oou.a JOHN ID sssSy fIsI.i. A:. .geSs.
SUPREME COUNT OF THE DISTRICT OF
In Spseial s,ss,ss fSs sss1 DAY Of October, ISL.
In rs -fstate Of william 0errish. deceased To
Isaac Watts, admnistrator, d. b. y. OF said estate.
vtnbe Intend 70 NOV. SAID Court n1y that & s sn
sh;eh HGfjS1 yin e ss:sd p ne Psiics Of
rish, infant daughter Of said ~iliism Gerrish and
on the records and files Of the Court in the matter
Dated at Washington, D; O., this 18th day of oc-
| ocsi 81 Jacob A. Walter, Guardian, &c.
| nROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
| L undersigned until NOVEMBER 3, lS7l, for the
| Remoy al Of the Frame Church. on Ith street east,
formerly used by the Presbyterian congregation, to
OcSo dtd ' GEO. +. GULICK.
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SAYINGS OFFICE PER CENT.
~ INTEREST PAID.
The PAY Of OFFICERS IN the ARMY NAVY
mAkIhE CORPS and CIVIL DEPARTMEH
Money advanced SOLICITORS OF CLAIMS ON
TkEAsUR1 DRAFTS and AUDITORS or RTJFT-
GATES while SECOND POWER OF ATTORNEY
Il being obtained
J. II. sQUIER, MONEY BROKER.
aul5-u 1907 St, near U. q Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-01

HAVING NEARLY COMPLETED
TIE PROPOSED CHANGE IN MY BUSINESS,
Two-THIRDs OF THE MAIN FLOOR
OF MY STORE NOW BEING DE-
VOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO
DOLLAR GOODs.
The variety and remarkable cheapness of which
will be to to surprise everybody, store
will hereafter be known
The METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
And shaIl make every effort to make il worthy
Of the capital OF the nation-an attraction both to
citizens and sojourners.
All goods in the part Of the store consisting
of SMALL WARES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
COLOEED VELVET RIBBONS, SILK RIB
BONs, FINE FANS, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
SLIPPERS AND CUSHIONS, LACES, BRAIDS,
HOSIERY, BO0DS, SCARFS, FINE EMBROI-
DERIES, VASES, DESKS, wORKBOXES, AC-
CORDEONS, &c, will be sold
POSITIVELY AT COST,
And some articles considerable less than cost, as
need the entire floor for Dollar Goods by the first of
December.
You are respectfully invited to look over my
Stock.
b. SILvERBERG,
SI9 SEVENTH STREET,
nol-tr Near Pennsylvania avenue
GoLD BONDS.
DURING TIE PAST FEW WEEKS
THE DEMAND FOR
$50 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD
Has been daily increasing, and holders of FIVE
TWENTIES continue to manif ,st the fullest conf
dence in
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN
THIRTIES
BY the exchange of large amounts of Governments
called In for redemption, into these securities.
The Bonds are secured beyond all question by
first and only mortgage the Road, it's entire roll
ing stock and SO, 900 900 acres of the finest land
in the world.
We do not hesitate to commend these Bonds to our
friends and the public, and no stronger proof of
their popularity could be offered than the sales
during the first week of the present month, which,
notwithstanding the disturbances in monetary af-
fairs, EXCEEDED THOSE OF ANY SIMILAR
PERIOD.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
Full particulars furnished by
oc3O-tf JAY COOKE IL Co
SPLElE1boID ALL WOOL CASHMERE SUITS
A. sTRAUS, IOII Penn avenue,
oc25 Between 10th and 18th streets.
CoNTRAcToRs' TOOLS
OF ALL KINDS.
STREET Or ROAD PLOWS,
DIRT OR ROAD SCOOPS,
DIRT BARROwS,
HEAVY IRON TRAY BARROwS,
wHEELBARROws,
wHIFFLETREES,
GRINDsTONEs,
OK YoKES,
AMEs ROwLANDs sHovxLs,
STEEL STREET PICKS,
PICK HANDLES,
CROwBARS,
MATToCKs,
STREET HOES,
RATTAN BROOMs,
LOG AND TRACE CHAINS,
TRUCKS,
AXES, &C., &C.,
STABLE FIXTURES,
HAY CUTTERS,
STABLE BABROwS,
CURRY COMBS.
HORSE BRUSHES,
STABLE BROOMs,
AXLE GREASE,
CARRIAGE JACKS,
STABLE FORKS,
HALTER CHAINS,
BUCKETS,
BASKETS,
MEASURES, nc.
JNO. A. BAKER,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHO USE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-01

FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
66 900 ACRES OF LAND I'm Macon county, =.
o., Blue Ridge Railroad running through Il. so 600
acres in Cherokee county, N. O., all fine grains
lands and covered with choice timber uperior fruit
climate, especially the apple. Also, 50 900 ID
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon. Will en-
change Tor city property, or part cash and part II
goods: 9. II. SHETLAND, Federal Block.
mhll-n corner Of 18th and " streets.
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= KEGIsTER's OFFICE,

III ALOlolEh VI EiCbi
wAsHIyeros, b. O.. 6stSbeT 81, isiI.
corporation Of Washington city to Commis ion Mer
Liquors BY Wholesale, Hats, Csps Boots, Shoes and
Ready made Clothing Dealers in Junk, Old Barrels,
6fdinsTss Tipping HOUSE, sanSi t Rooms sf Re-
taqra p Billiard sal9ons Bsgatefle, Jenny Lind,
dlers; Owners of Hacks, orInibusses, Street Cars,
All parties engaged in said business, trades or
professions must promptly take out licences for the
same from the District OF Columbia the success 'or of
Georgetown and Of the L. ~ Court, in accordance
with the following provisions of act approved Au.
That every person engaged in any trade, occupa-
non or profession for which license tax is imposes
time for procuring the same, make application 70
the r. giser, and sha state, under oath or afrma
The Register shall then Issue to the appli
can't certifca.e,' stain the particular kind OF
Said certificate shall be delivered to the CoitctSr
iRs al the n S
the amount Of money paid and the kind of license re
II sue said license"
Other classes Of business, trade and profession
have been, under the above mentioned act added TO
%sI e . snd msae TO IN the s e No
e Res.ter for the Drict Of Columbia
n~EUREKA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
NS Persons wishing STOCK In this new and very
are spectfully Informed that
loving places, where stock can be subscribed for T.
NJ Hanson, ESD, No; SIG 7th street n. W: c.
Gasch. Esq, No; e22 7th street N. w; N D. Lar
ner, Esq, National Union Insurance Company g.
PliItipg Office J. NJ. Duncanson, ESQ. Bank Of Re
public, Ith and streets r. W Bruf, Esq, No. 624
Grocer, corner 10Th and / streets; A. Straus,
Slothier' No. l011 Psnnsylvania avenue; T. 7
Praiher, Esq, No. sO2 street N. W, or at the
monthly meeting for the payment Of dues en- the
nrst "ednesdsy Of November next, at Columbian
college Law Bullding. &C l4-2l . Isl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-01

E0k KENT-Six hne OFIICI ROOMS IN N !
uoath sidsi = 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
THE CONVENTION OF DEAF MUTEs.

The fourth biennial Convention of the En-
pire state Deaf Mute Association will be held at Albany
in the Assembly Chamber, from Aug 80 to Sept l. An
address OF welcome will be delivered by Gov Hoffman,
TO be followed by the Presidents biennial address The
biennial grafton will be delivered by Prof Alphonso
Johnson or by Prof Henry W. syle, b. A. lecture
will be delivered by j. Burton Hotchkiss B. A. OF Wash
ington, ID. c., on The National Dear Mute 1oege At
the Right Rev Doane d. d., Bishop Of the Diocese OF
Albany and the Rev j. Livingston reese rector Oh ue
congregation by the Rev. Thomas Galaudet d. d. rec
Grand banane and social reunion will be held at Congress
Hall Arrangements with all the railroads leading to Al
bany for half fare and with the hotels for reduced rates
Of Hard have already been made All wishing To avail
temelyes OF free return ticket must pay full fare in
going and at Albany will be furnished with pass to
rctmri home Those who 20 by the day line OF steam
boats AZ full fare will be provided with free return
ticket by the Secretary at the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
TIE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS.
VERITAs.

Junns Fass and Francis Dorean of No. 81 Newst.,
charged with eonprug with Frank Eoas TO snnge into ts city
10000 Havana held yesterday In 900 bail saoh V
Commissioner shells
James Smith, Captain of the American snip NC
Plus Ultra fro Liverpool arrested yesterday by haNhhs rr's
and Crowley charge ~ cruelty bis sailors on The Voase 1"
mas Oner shields held BIN In 900 bail for eSaminson
AZ the jefferson Market Police Court, William
i"han was committed YESTERDAY charged IN de'faug george A.
b Of We arm o. Byrd tegin No 4l Broadway 81 to04s
sJL Holman member Of the firm Of Wun A. Hofiain q 70
Of no. oi osdsay and has duded various Grns OF goods worth
SoW On NAY - he arrested and taken 10 the LnlOTt ~
eoon ai'e his arrest lie became AM hos rot nce recovered h
reason lie vas brought from the Ludox-st s ~ he a1d
after an elimination, was tskeu bsek the prison.
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice Ho-
gan eond Cae aeCaoe aud Michael McCay for assanl,ing ia;
tromsn Dalton Of TIE Fourth Precinct Tey acting dsory
and when the officer ehdesyoel thn NcCry sel,
lin By hs hoat ard McCsbe attempted him
james Ozark the runn Who on raeday evening bua assaulted Nj
osae Gompani Italian musician and knOeke
committed :? aTa trial Ilene GARRISON steward Of tie steam
81 his GgOS scotland, by Martin
for sag ar worth SO from tie reielce Of Samuel Reed No
iJ liuIsUu-sL, J.rsey CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
ARREST OF NOTORIOUS POLICY DEALERS.

Adam Roediger of No 800 West FOrty-third-
st. appeared before Justice Shandey at the Jefferson
Market Police Court Tuesday afternoon and made tue
following affidavit
On Aug 1871 Ernest Cue did SCI, piece o. written paper beng
What Ia COMMONLY known policy, which the na'ns OF
lo:erT TO he Drawn
ons Chester simmons Zached Simmons. Thomas simmons ana
Josiah H. Adams did book books as depoaen J. in'or
for the purpose ensbng said Ernest Clat sell the lottery po
Aforesaid deponent therefore that said seen dani' may DC arrested
ami dealt with as the law Directs
The Justice had long been anxious to issue warrant
for the arrest OF Simmons Co., as this Is the niIn
through which policy books issued to nearly all the
dealers in the city, The raids upon the small dealers
last Spring has not IN any degree lessened policy play
ing There had been general revolt before the RAIDS
among dealers against the authority Of Simmons Co..
but the attacks OF the police strengthened The connection
among dealers Justice Shandey, upon hearing tho
complaint Immediately placed warrant for the arrest
of Simmons & Co. in the hands Of Sergeant McComb OF
the Court squad officer knew that the tcleSraphc
slip lucky numbers drawn, reached the nrn at
D. lnt every day tn their down town once,
No. g. Libertyst., and at that llne,
Yesterday he entered the Office. Thomas Simmons ana
j. Howard Adams, members OF the company, were Wltnln
and were then reading the "lucky" numbers. the
Sergeant informed them that they were under arrest
and escorted them to the Jefferson Market Prison lie
then hasened to the principal Office Of simmons & Co..
at No 272 Bowery, and arrested Chester simmons. The
prisoners taken before Justice Shandey later In the
afternoon, and after few hours confinement, were
finally released upon giving 5000 bail each To appear LOT
trial at the Court OF General Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
t)es!ebrsfrr Couutn Real Gstai, for Sale.
IN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
L SALE accommodating within boar ard taf Of
NeyYork 10 westohe COUNTY containing 400 the highest
state of cut vaon no ni splendid MANSION 80 feet 'front.'
20 feet deep perfect orders sO Buhg 20 by 100 arsrgd
for clubhouse academy 90 level grOOod. sa,se FOR
raeeak; also % and Saw MIL IL See, head Of water falling
streams and stable for haned head Of te ioar apple
orchards and one pear orchard all al asd choice FRUIT fontag
order aud ground. omfnenta water In all
houses every respect gsicab's esta5ren and as
for health unsurpassed anysb the atmosphere dry and siaped
to weak lungs COOS house and t Is feet front In the city VII De
taken payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS TnbIae Oho
NOR SAIE-To close estate of Job r. Car
penter Aunopk Westchesr Co.. ~ y containing 100 aTrs 10
arabic land 30 palage. with coc Tost0 house u rooms
barn and oShoases eNcrn water pleasant sur
rounngj so feet Gbeye water; les 4 d es dsnoa
nations Apply to EDWARD CARPENTER. PeaSln;re "esE
chester Co. n L.. or EDWARD CLARKE. Thbgne 0hce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
INSPECTION OF THE STATEN ISLAND FER
RY-BOATS.


rrpvFS PATCHES FOUND ON THE BOILER OF
THE MIDDLETOwN-wHY REPORTER WAS
DENIED IMPORTATION.
limited States Inspector +. L. Stratton con-
tnued the inspection of the Staten Island ferry-boats
Yesterday subjecting the boiler OF the Mlddetown 10
the same rigid examination which the Northted sus-
tanned OH Tuesday He first applied hydrostac pres
sure of 81 pounds without any perccptibe effect upon
the boiler While the pressure was still applied he took
a hammer and began TO sound the cylinder. Near the
urc,ure Of the cylinder with the furnace he discovered
ct soft Matches varying III size from one foot to three
inches square, and in many instances overlapping eaeh
other Striking upon these with the hammer nc hade
two holes In the cylinder. Passing along he found
more patches, and few blows with the hammer pro-
duced hole near each Of these He afterward entered
the manhole, but found no other defective place In
rcsnonse 10 nm inquiry as how many patches he had
found the Inspector said The cylinder is all covered
with them"
In an article on Dangerous Steamboats,, published
In Tup TRIBUNE last Friday there appeared the follow
ing statement;
"a reporter visited the Mortified and applied TO the
sr nnrmisson TO inspect the boiler. rapid inter
OF signals passed between the engineer ana col
% Te nT nv Coming away, the reporter
met passenger, and ON being Gshcn stated WA. nc lau
dsro1 acme facts relation To tile boiler but had been
ucfsed THE passenger said that the Northfeld was re.
garicd as fair boat, but that the Mlddle.0Wn would
Wesfcld N il was not looked after IN tilne ior san
he .fncre must be- about IA patches on that boiler Ihe
INSPECTOR found II yesterday THO reporter asked now
he could verify this and was told by the passenger 10 so
To the COMPANY blacksmith, who was snort distance
60, ,ha tlirI landing Arriving at the blacksmiths,
ihc rcporter asked who appeared to be the foreman
If be VA in habit OF making patches Tor te Middle
ter int could not positively state how many were on
the boiler at the present time he sad that Whenever
fern I'm lea a. aud then made the pach In IRON upon
being pressed for the exact nuinpei ne sad iht .hee
La nuf ne
actual number"
II is very evident that the boiler did need looking
after A. the passenger said, aud fortunately for the
safety OF the public II has been Inspected The Officers
of the Company say that they knew IL was Ia need OF
repairs they were In hopes IL would hold OUT ti te
Fan when they intended 10 have 1t repared-possiby
NTH more matches Inspector Matthews tested this same
halter July g. lust one month ago, pronouncng 1t per
fecy safe and gave the engineer permission to carry
pounds Of steam; but Inspector Matthew refrsinea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
A DEMOCRATS VIEWS on AN HONEST BALLOT.
tn me Edftor Of The Tribune.

To me Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | see that you notice George Sanders's
contribution TO The London Times the Ballot in Amer
lea II there be anything about It's mysterious workings
unknown TO George has not remained hidden for the
lack of investigation. The conclusion arrived at after
free discussion on the subject with his friend John Sill
doll lately deceased was the absolute necessity Of regis
traton I'm cities thpe applying for registration to
h comnelIed 70 write out full their and places Of
residence ON the Registry List. When they presented
at the polls to east their ballots (open they
sbould be required 10 through inc same ordeal III
hook kent for the purpose. These books should lie
pared after the election, ana where discrepancies APP
fe summoned to appear for examination before prop
erv authorized officers, and II crlmalty appear, pros
ecntion should be directed without delay
The disgraceful manner IN when elections are con-
heating IN tie Sixth and Eighth Wards 81 this city
Experience has fully denons That tile ballot cannot
safely be intrusted In hands Incapable OF writing the
owners name As never cast any nut Democratic
yote and as I knew John Side, and acquainted
win his Dpmoeric record allow 10 remind you that
when established its elective license in 1892
Iuislana al the time restricting suffrage, and
0uirng certain fixed qualifications for Office, Sidell
vations of walker Quitman and Davis in Mississippi
and i'm 1870 Paris formally pronounced the system Of
oiertiye judiciary and licensed suffrage a bdne for
which an autidutc yet had not been discovered He
cal voting under the oldogy regime uay have been per
trtly understood by George Slnders, but the improve
menis In repeating are as yet dead letter to him These
The OF his friend Sdell would consider
ably hammer Coming from old native Of Broad
wny 10 whom the whole civilized world will give
credit for ability though IL may think him lacking In dis
oretiou "a remped In his secession record She heme
certiny comnends itself oTable consideration
Of New YOrLers, Wh9 regard themselves 's 70 outrage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMDURG-In steamship Thurnga Aug s-hmna Presh
VIM Dawson s. Efeder NJ Aronsten Daniel Godsehmidt Hon
haurr c. AhoR A. Bendhe m, B. Bendbe M Zeyes W. oo
Ellen Freusd hen. Maria Gaaescb VIM Beck " Grach.
ami wife r. Oppennann wife w Sahl Catherine Rechar
Killer end wife Konpep wife, e. Weber and wife
Dr. Rupprech wife Bernard NJ Aronstein, h. Wchmann
wife child Gaser Buenthl Geo Meyer wife aud daug
d Csrten 4. Biube A. Delus and sife and others. . .
FROM SAVANShHIn steamship Catherine Whiting Aug a-Capt
J. Is McAleny J. Mobery Hiss s. Swi;1er, Mrs Cox. Miss L.
burbank j. w. Thomas j. r. MeCue, Miss Rogers MFs A. A. Scott
W W, X shOpe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
REAL ESTATE.
Naw.YoRK, wednesday. Aug. 0,

hRw-YORK, wednesday, Aug. D. ls7I.
no public sales were made at the Exchange
'ou'y. iO-inorrow, MeSsrs a. -. MeicI jr., & Bro.
WI Oer or sale the property OF DR.. Hemjol at Long
Branch; the merits OF the properly are 100 well known to
the public to require further no!ict
he'Srs. johnson Miller VIII sell at ruglcsdc. Queens,
me relandsr OF Tine real estate Of the late A. 81 Ward
sao hoiu ist week was very ,esssul, aul LARGE
attendance OF buyers will be present 10 h, ,be
Weather continues tne Tao excursion lai viii leave
at ii a. M, and free passes and u.ps VIII ns ,,rnist
on application to the auetionsers. "N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10

ousy magned In the election records made for them
George Sanders was an nnpulsve demagogue; bnt his
New York, Louisiana friend, who devoid of such
characteristics would have been recognized anywhere
a statesman Of ability. IA Democrat regard his sug-
geson relation 10 the ballot sound Under any cir
cum tances something should he doue to prevent cleo
tton- becoming farce and tho OF weakening Re-
publican governments. You may think restricted suf-
frage q curious doctrine for Democrat 10 preach but,
perty prejudice sde there will be discovered but slight
deTence on this subject between the views entertained
By Intelligent honest Democrats and Republicans.
Nt!0- York, Ags. ., 1871. 'LhAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
DECIS!ON5-AUGUsT Q.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge sutherland
George REOPEN AIT Laura KoPpenRpos OF referee confirmed
ard Judgment Of divorce granted.
BY Judge IpgraamIn The National Mechanics Banking Assos
MapOsa and r. White Samel tnk the order
attorney for white wishes be hear be
attended the llh Of August 0i m. william Wright AIT
Adelaide WrshGiye notice Of settling Orer for hth August at i
IN.
Superior C0Hrt-Specdl Terribly judge Barbour.
Euhman E1ticai-Moon denied with $40 costs Rory ss
Ruseorer granted. Michael agt AyanyMoon dismissed with
$40 Mccormick DayisMouon denied With $40 co
Smith BatiG.-0rer granted
Judge Monirschsohn agt The Hamburg American Packet
settled In The matter Of she appcs
Isaac Ii1on and another ior warrant as JcebonWar
discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUupgDaY srcusr 10

THURSDAY August 10.
Mails for Europe Liverpool steamship City Of Newiors Gloss
at 1880 ASupphmen,ary Mall Pier No. 10 n Re- Is closed al
1920 .. ~. 49,, ----., IA,
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double postage
Mais for Nassau Havana and the West Indies per steam
shp MORO Castle close at D. m.
F FRIDAY. AUGUST II.
cThs Bremen Line steamship sailing saturday does not present
let the " prussi ian ln-dNu