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New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

A PLEASANT HOUSE in BrOOklyn-Price
worth COOS about hours dei no cash Address s. e.
Boz 100 Thbune Ofce,.
(NLINTON ON-AVE.-FOrS SAIL or to be LEASED,
furnished or anfurusheiA handsome sEi convenient HOUSE.
with all improvements ground 5r0 conservatory Summer hoae
faps al the comforts OF city and country home
Term. Apply premises Ia Clinton Brooklyn, or 10 B. NJ
PETTENGILL Co.. g. ParsroS, New-forE
L'OR SALE, on Wyckoff-ave, bet. Myrtle
and 900 feet from the city line OF Brooklyn
9tory doub. HOUSE, fed With brick With Msnsa roof but
the best manner present owner With II full o asoo sehi
e closets cellar and bathroom, gnpearbo
piazza and stable For photograph and full paicu
lar. apply JAMES c. EADIE t3 BrO.d..y BIoohlyn e.
dDa SAn S3O00-Two neat new COT
S,OOO, TAGEs for SALE on very sssy terms Or to LE
W HOPKINS Builder Koscipskost, Broadway, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 257
IL Brosdway-To CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS., Beascd in
sealed envelope With the title Of the work and The Of The bidder In
doe thereon will be received st this once until TUESDAY April 49,
III O'Clock O
For paving Huiseo from Chambers 10 Csnast with Bel
afor paving HOboisn', from Wilmington to wssI". with
Belgian pavement
No 3-For paving Rssdet from Washington to wctst with Bel
4for paving southst from Montgomery to cOrsn ~, with
s-Por paving M.ngn st. Houston sAn,onst with Bel
gan pavement
paving COreArsst South wssr, with Belgian
No 7-Por ssw.r outlet In Onebupdred sndten from Harlem
Hhh hundred sixteenth to Seventh
and branches In Second Fourth and Fh es One hundred AMI
eleventh One hundred and t~eh Opehubirei api thirteenth and
No. s-Po and nuth,t between Poarshsvs
aud Harlem Rvsf
ssMtr secoudsv between One hundred ,nele,enth
tween f.t and Ih.ve sod Quo hundred sDt"eny 'e'enst
beiueen Second sod Third-Avea
STA between sad twenty
ninth-st
I-Per Thrsve Bls,enh and Twelfth sta
"a sS s s...s ss psas saS .n nag
snd.tssut, sirfh''t, between second aud Bgb,hay.I
No -fo rrsusns grading curb gutter and nag ono hu1dr
and 7 T~suty tLAri st., between Kghth and New avea
and fourthst, b,tssta fnh and Harlem River .
No tPa regsang grazing curb gutter and hg Mssy''hnd"t
NO resaistsg grading sIyssvsah, between Fourth
and Nhhsvss 49, .
No tagging rfi.ih It between rh sna M.ll,Oa.y
gPor furnishing this Department. ~ih 'ifsd ssh GiAred
sever ssd Drain Pipes and Invent Blests
B.ni forms popo.. the Teaee.en. and gsnsn h. proper
snvoes in rheh sso-r the bd' an, .n! sras. Sssen Dc
"''' WILIiIE NJ TWEED. fss,..S:s.s. u Fable na'n
Nee lsyb ApTu :, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
ronu 1slan6 fleal &state for Sole.
tuesttbester Gountp Real gstate for Sale

AN ELEG ANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
N accommodating terms within an hon and o.. ss- %
uus o. hay TO The seei no
splendid MANSION 80 feet ut 10 feet deep perfect order osh @
sbs hundred head Of es four apple orchards no ene
pe,r orcari grated aud choice fruit fonns sf. Nnee Az
order water all parts VI tue houe
gutlcHns establishment and 40 for hesn
aud adapted To weak lungs Ato
h ami o Is Ne, ron, In the will par paymtpt
I@Irs. W. WILLIAM DAVIS, Trihnns once
At CROTON, HUDSON RVER-viLLA
' n SINCLAIR, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

CHIPS From "A 0ER%S m ls woaSsH9P Ks M sU'
The present volume of the miscellaneous
writings of the author devoted chiefly to literature and
biography, and will probably prove Of greater popular
interest though hardly OF less instructive character
than the previous issues Of the SERIES In tho first paper
the author presents comprehensive survey OF German
literature from Its carly dawn In the middle ages to Its
later grand development in the productions Of Lessng
and Hehte Wieland, Schiller, and Goethe. OF similar
characterI are the essays on the "Old German Love
Songs" "Ye schyppe Of FOoles" The Life OF Schiller"
and wilhelm Miller" which filled with admirable
crlcisns ana copous biographical details OF great In
terest to the German student both account of their
fnness OF information, and the attractive beauty Of
their STYLE The remaining articles are devoted 70 "The
Language and Poetry OF scheswg Holstein" "shakes-
peare," Bacon In Germany" "Bunsen," and other
topics Of perhaps not less interest to general
The portion occupied by BunseD, who was an Intimate
personal friend of the author contains liberal
from the letters which he received from the Baron in tho
years ls4ss59 which possess charm I'm their fesh
personal details while treating Of grave and often diff
cult topics Of literary inquiry. Although the volume
now published makes no pretens0n to the character OF
an elaborate treatise IN the departments TO which IL
gyes the greater part OF lite space 1t is filed with At
traeye narratives and discussions modest In its clas
but excellent It's performance, and presenting ned
OF rare and valuable information that Is equaled I'm in
by recent productions Of the English press
Arneat volume containing the chapters on
Honduras in The States Of Oentra! America, ny r. g.
souIER has recently Issued IN London, aud In for
sale In this city by Holt Williams The work has been
submitted 20 the revision Of the author that It gives
clear and accurate view Of the condition OF Honduras at
the present time Great interest has been called forth
this edition in London, OF which one critic remarks
that cit beyond question the best book ever written
the subject. II Is but justice The author to state
that he has done more In the last fifteen years. TO make
the Central Republic OF America known 10 the world
than all the writers who have preceded him put To-
EetheT."
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
0edchers.

VNEACHERS WANTED for English, French,
,,usp C.sscs Painire and Music 70 inrclucs 70 Families
eehoois sbJ ssninsnes Send for Mrsal Ptan hn e"'H
stsmp) AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION. No 1T brvsawT'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

TOR SALE CHEAP-A splendid HOUSE in
the cou1ryA c1ace 20 purchase trstcas Home con:
pee Tor h0cse.eeppgAa eafsy reg Fe etoof Hone VIII h
mnryemenis from depot charcies ard bed
OF sebeo hour aud New Y0rk New Haven Raro-GJ
hoase rcsr aohel rsriegsl hgoo nj fcTashsG complete
uSa erf1uce ard c0B vii be- s With every sppLsne Ot
Housekeeping, ali Il osG For psol o. t'e sn De1nt
rgsiCucs 10 tie mlit OF one t ne Dose
a. ~ aud ntsrrrsuz Village. Connect th, .lors uDuslsy
rlre hsre purchase viii cell aai coayeu ent COT
(which 900 les than oNuerl. shove
AM on OF purchaser with satisfactory Tser
Apolg 10 PUBLISHER VI Trbune.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

EARNEST TEACHING. -
YONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
BENJAMIN MASON,
Box Iopkers, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

Chester Institute for Young Ladies combines
civ advantages country prices; begins MAY l..
For particulars sfiess Miss s. MAGIR Chester Morris Co.. N j.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
0R SATF-A verv desir9ble RESIDENCF,

EOR SALE-A very desiTable RESIDENCE,
IN ire beautiful vaey 4 tie Mouswk. a. Whtesboo oueds
ourts Y 90 the Gae OF the Central Rfoa wa four mii @
Ia g OF utcs hours iu Eslcrki house large and
wt hult, grounds comprise four acres asn' sd o oantss
on lie lawn od aiees eEet srcu S eaos ras sss
ali. unEs heabl olols society ard o,ai al haf
can he desre ch1As su hoo eolTea entity i9ees s Cnea
hoTsecars p eyery hslOCr Terms lnioro~
don Photographic News kc, apply 10 Ho4ba
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Jnsirutilon.

HOME SCHOOL for Young Ladies and
N CbIiren ,t Rose HILL Danhury, Coma Mira c. NJ WHITE
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

D0YS' BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton,
dJ,.. AUGUSTUS WHTLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

last TENNESSEE-THE KNOXVILLE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1871 will contain In number
,.-.t,l, p,rpsi articles upon Ctms Soil Froiue Hnsrs
and other nsns asud advantages East Iennessse which
fty called Of the Souh These articles prepared
expressly disseminate facts for the norn,ton Of persons Iooss
soath Correspondents will be carefully prepared
pahed general cheapest snd most rsh,e IN
formation obtained Subscription only 81 FOR further
Information address Publishers RULE RiCKS k1oIe Ieun
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

A'rDkh or PtKi,B EVIDENCES TaS BIALE By Rev T. p
D'kA, D. D. IZs" ~ 54 Boston; Soyss, Hoin,s Co.
ne design OF this volume is to present the
licences Of the trnth Of the Ble In popular form It
'or granted the force Of the objections which have
,t ~ IN The progress Of speculative inquiry al
, u>es not engage IN the direct demonstration OF
a,....N.'!' The author aims rather 10 effect the
PREPARATION Of mind which forms an essential con
~ 1ss sssspssnes sf sslgisas ruth. Hu
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

L7OR SALE, at New Brighton, Staten Island
THO RESIDENCE oftb lsic Dr. j. Westervet Ihe perses
on., Of sr. dwelling hoase contains flrssce ard st
as gcnhoue end grapsy very fne .aren aai mih ~ 81 1
.hout ,cres OF 10 minutes from lompknsvii aoi Nes
Ri hon ferries; minutes from Wall So e"nn1r 10y
be dey ard evening" views OF Bay Oesn and O uos1paSt
Lesll 0I atom II not so preyinu Whole Enl -
as.e 10 NAV IN parcels App to HOMER ohOAs NO F-s~'
- sr VESTERytLI, Erecator. No. y Br1s1waf
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

ANA ~ hwnt boa,s With Pss Psns. ~ sssss
sex.,i hall vide sS. ~ oSS sp' PaEIfs iS SissdvU
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
A DVICE TO YOUNG PEOPLE.

Awe ~ Ao0'u Hoi i'N'
Ready to-day; Hor,ee Geeieys capital book entitled WHAT
KNOW OF FARMING work that sve parent ought place 10
and dsusbe hands for fun Of excellent ins for getting
on In Life .. Pie s Published BY G. W. CARLETON Co.
and AID Al Tn. TrFbune Once Neryort
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Nam cI ,fr a. Stnnfnrd Comm, deIghtIuIIy
!, S,,i7I p,pN for SALE-3O miles from

NOR SALE OF to RENI, at NV W. pitunSfsR II rooms
Nis 49, vary desirable thTeestaty bicA hoDs,
on ths huion ven s CI. st. or with soass properly
rOo@. airy healthy peisres9as APRy E q sss As.a
"s Th,-i. =, Nexhurxh Orsnge Coanty, ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
I1op SATF-DAIRY FARM, 40 acres, at STA


L uon mik shipped to Chicago . me' 1Is iselSs crop.
teams farm implements oe"' W. P J. a. EARLE. Hobart, iDd
The sun., 1871-11-14
BsNKING AND FINANCIAL.
nFr1,r oF FIsK q HArcH.

BANKERS AND FiNANClAL AGENTS or THE
CHEs \PEAKE AND ON. RAILROAD COMPANY,
S NASSAU STREET. NEW AOisN.
Wea-e now selling the last OF the C..-5APEATE ASp
ONO FIFTEEN MILLION GOLD Lo,N, te-GIsI by mort.
case on tho NAoe railroad property Tns.s oouus
combine perfect safety with far iucomc ami p.
pectye advantage IN their future market value
Io ders OF Five twcnue', other GJyernmen. s-cu-
rifles, can exchange for these bonds and realize "a
handsome increase IN the amount OF their Invested
principal and their annual income, without impairin.
the security Of their Investment. They are Issued Ia
slQ0 t0O tlOOO either coupon registered Interest
sII per cent gold, payable May and November, Price.
for the present % aud accrued Interest from Nlv.1
We recommend them 10 our friends aud customers
with the sane confidence with when We have alwa,s
recomr, nded the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT aaI
the CENTRAL PActrIc BoNps.
We continue 10 buy anl sell CENTRAL PActFtc
BoNps, and fully expect they Will, Ia time reach TIC
price OF Five-twcny bonds. They dealt IN at all
the principal money centres OF tht world. Tue Com
FaEg hsS~ i-ft. uri rsue TO rrurr on their
main lire, as the amount nXcd BY act OF Congress
at f2S,s5j Oo0. The property pledged to secure the
bondhoders Is worth fully one hundred million do
lars The net receipts OF the road Tor the year VIII
nearly three times the interest payments thereon.
We buy and sn FWETwESTIEs, TRN-FoRrIEs.
EIGuTY-oSEs, and CENTRAL or WESTERN PAcIFIcs. or
receive them IN payment for CuEsAPEAKE aud QUO
BONDS az their culfeat market ptct.
Deposit account OF banks. h4 scrs. and others re
ceiyed, which we allow { rt pc. ccat. In crest
Cheeks payable ca prcseuta 10 without notice, the
same as At ma. ORAL bans.
HARVEY FISK. FISK 4 HATCH.
A ; HATDu
The sun., 1871-11-14
Spuial laoiitrs.

----- .---.---->-----.--
TluN : lne nrmiry cause OF ti6'umnd5ns Is dcraaic-
sSces seb ans y a.h hpT
lauon mean that process by whca The nutslment of
r, soins o ,y sS 9ynS rS,o' S.h as1sl9h mus lu-
nary disease or II they taEc colo, viii ne laoe 10
aaSJ IVI,IMp'Hioa& ~ & 9i ine Luu-s IA sqs OF US iofns
81 on s 2a T99ni 1Fs g.9in nl dge, n
a,c',gi mncl, AMI slime which i,cos-lng those or.
Tgn f9.'e u1 sni rei,ore t9r iy q ashny acton
'car1sk. Ea6ili. Ps ihc.e IN. ce,i Tue s5u ~
W 1n a'u g'Hrs %. a. tHG oesd Sni n'iol lane mat
I'm, ~l g'ir 1' . e 'i a S'e1'ei nae iaa.
heutny action uy wutcl na.HtA aud healthy BILE is
ss,onacb bcv,l. ant ,,y,r ,-, ,. .,o,rso,,,
n t vs. IN oi sr,CSr HA'oi ~. 9ni tnere re-
torn ana ne ap9eu.c moor IN ~ h3gc,s tao lac
S ,', ',1 ~ l"i Ivy t'H-'n H nv ssuppoil
on.r n''It' 4. p ins mos 'iluao r,neJv over :,
wIS 49, , ''i- S3 s''n''n wee ana ir5,h y
-atc , ,,t ,.t '. US ". .it ~. 9i An' Aul
o., ,ss o.. rices. o. od d,s,,tea, aaa ult,n'eg
tofS tre,4 v".t fr u.'3u' c ',' r.onala1
s9nsu,nol'1MY M " tns " uee AA9 percy .ini use oI
ngul.he' The .ystc,s nerues the ploJa and IS rcAlig
~ in tgo ,rr 3. t,eoSe it I;3i'ri 70
tiers, wae,ner n IN, folm y .'ce So or tuberc'e'
r. ne Gr o % ~ y '' ,' Nee , ",a!'s'
" ( lh.n y Ihe 5rcat healing spd par,ns "r9g.tcs
'4r gre n,aei w. w. s@g'l, NAI 1' pat %. Is c'r,d ,
i, 10 G SG. ap Eso2d -o.a dre.,io1 20
Ee.'ca On he' ate'' HHi5 ca,v'y 81 en,c' mere
caio s a, ofa'r Of 'a ss @' aopaa o5S 10
Nl,iii,,' Nlii,'El IL ni s 9'ih H. 'o 7. 'n a' Y. ~ lh,u
ilrcu AMI oe thrown oN i1 large q1mtues and the
o1y plani 10 on uao,o6 ana Il pc. Son Is ycsy
"a "a IN .lo ung G A1f no.. tni,F leo' or e;tn u
LEFT - tae Other % neai mp. the,e i' more. ,...-.
The sun., 1871-11-14
FASHION NOTES.

ever,
1re most m'l lionabe women wear demi-,rained
d eh.ps on Jhe street
From $50 TO fl,J worth Of false hair, brl.ls rolls
a d c,rla ,ase nov worn.
Tae most fashion an, velvet street garments are
so c.u'N covered NlA ewUtOliesy As 10 almost c.a-
ctAt tue material.
cautl lcioua3.
one oftno new imported dr's'oe ifrom nn-atr-.
ends looprj up into toe r4nler
Turee different shades Of six 10 make ono cos
tune j. tne lnlt't iilHh1 novelty u.ugf'. hui
are $50 shadct.
One sensible and pretty carmen, b. seon among
mo late iA',oAH imrottAupAa. H. D, "a Walrt tIo1f
iooped ~ as Costume,
SIX different kinds OF trimmings were Iltely count.
CO. on go'Iug utTss frsec w9' Un NV ln'n
ornaments, lace ANA ruiled nouuees,
Nuns and boas OF Fischer fur are novelties intro
Hudson nay II is very fch M fesemD d Eu,s,hT
sable but stronger and more durable. set coS,s SO
"Wit is a feather, Pope has said,
For those wnoye least withln their heads
Display The most without ~ Oh hhVWe.
The glove OF the season ls the YsuUs Joioin."
The widow pf Xavier JOuyin nAs taken out no less
than ave different paents ior these gloves since 1884
by tie Gio'hef and pephsSs oi XAVIER Jodyin de-,
ceased.
90" Has are Worn wiTGiSsi' sf6wns and narrower
more tnan most Others Long " How limes osrleh
tips, aud Agtctes, with lace, ribbon and nJNers are
ali used In trimming the same hat
Dolly Warden costumes OF Creton clniE retain
their popu arW The latest Rud most gorgeous OF
these costumes arc q, ch'nt2 WiiO black gouad Gov
Oreht colored nnwes grouped as tanta .ucay "a tho
inaVes IN AZ opmm eaters d cam ltRht ooloret
a@,tJGs ard ger Toboa DJ"s arc uSad - tF"amua
t4Iu4.
The sun., 1871-11-14
Just the Difference Between James Su-
chRnan and stephen A. Douglas.

To ne kdttOT Of Ihe sun
SIR; Is 1t possible that we are to have reen.
acted in the Republican party the same shameful
conduct OF Buchanan and DouglAs-Mr. Grant to be
tho infamous Buchanan, with his oneial hirehngs
endeavoring to smother the efforts OF freemen, and
Mr.. Greeley to be the Douglas leading the way for
the progress Of the patton aud backed by the great
pCoplei Itlooks likely. The intellect the morality
and the elevated manhood OF the nation is on the
side Of Mr.. Greeley. The corruption and yenaity
OF Official power is used By MIR. Grant to maintain
his rule over the people. Tho fact is startling to
the American people, yet true as the shining sun
The mass of the people are against Mr.. Grant and
for Mr. Greeley, and we're II possible to disbanl iu-
trguing party machinery and allow Mr.. Greeley and
Mr.. Grant 10 present themselves to the American
people the only TWO cinddItes for the Presi.
dency In 1872, Mr. Grant would not carry single
State
The country should know squarely that Mr. Gree
ley has amaJority OF the Republicans OF New York
on his side, Nni that open. oarehc,d fraud pre-
vented The expression oi tAat majority
sT LOUIS, No., Nov. &, 1sI4 l.. U. REANIS.
The sun., 1871-11-14

,.DrEyErr-ol No1eat m9raIaR Noyrr-er y,
tu.rr.l no ner Ia "t.i cefrc So, West iih - on
dnre lay. Nov mueri5 at . oc ock NJ Freuda
qua reiai Vci ate idy. CT o. at.ll without m.tacr
notice.
DeNENOO9F.-M his rssidsis,. s,S Grand ST.. VIII
a., 4 3. yous.
Nltuc of funeral tomorrow.
hulLNt 20. -Dn NIuItf,t Ter long snT'1nr An1ic.
~" beloved datthtct oi NIiitu and Mare Hlitweg,
aEet : Ytir1 ana months
Inc .a.ycs ana iiiruls of thr nnnv arr respect
ult inytld o It1au lac lul 'al. uu 'iucfINs, 40.
ymngr IS q 9clocs T.. fsom ns tc.lJeuce o. her
NCIERNAN.-Nt Astoria on Nnntty, November
IT, ftorcs MrN'trn11. aged ei vcars.
Relative ana tcIis az tugtfIt t'0d t1H funeral.
frOn late resl 'ncy urraid 8. A8tOrJ, GA we'd
ucsanv, I'VE Ipsr 49, AZ L.. N.
Mel AitLlLlN.-Ou NolIlV, November n. OF con-
sumption, Thomas Mel futuIIn = ed q Nr,rs
1Ie func al Will takn place MT (luesisvl ate noon,
At ot ock, from 20 Ma. sp4 Il Mcuhots Oi typo.
grllhcN Union ho. o. are lnv.fel Co attend.
NUkPhl.-ln TINS c.ty on SATURDAY. November n,
Josephine Nun pay tnIrl dausutc. Oi NUuan ID. Mur.
phv.
The friends Of the family are respectfully Invited TO
attend hcr tuner al f n tne fcii - ner 1tucr 20
East tpth II on IursdaS, November u. at2 l..
IlNkNEi.- On sunday morn!n.. NoIembeg II WIN,
1.lIukney,
TIE lsiis - EH!alrss 81 tAA !'..lE, aae tho ot
bis bfoneis John N. ant ur Npvart Pm ;ncV. ara
invited 10 attend hi, tuncl Al lr1m tns church ofthc
Holy IrinfY, MADISON aN aud l2i 81, on Tuesday,
Novem er u at ; O'Clock Z. VI.
The sun., 1871-11-14


MONDAY, Nov i3.-FLoUR ASp MEAL-Westorn
and slse nonr, OF i9e common ana medium nts9ds
Tor export malny TAR shipping extras A. ~
and The ,aes OF the day we're about 10 C0 oes oGt
meal sod a. si25 for BIeGdywne, on ~ w,ear
extra state. % sol,S S.; extra western, common.
,Sto@g 'oi eH,'A ant ,Ggoaoe ezra .So %c,tesa
* ra,. 'ist q soatns'a liade aaii nl ~ p'4a ,-
meaI ..weIern and southern. 'hs'Jiio', BoeesneAt
n9gr te,S 20 ioS &,. ,,.e, ,r,,,, ,,,, ,v,,,,,,
much actytyi slrs il.l nuls. most b iu l.rp ami
lohous paces al, t3 al3 g for mss and s.! - lor
isIci SHOWS ih4i t-,t vi o'4 isU.s OF % 3 $40
demand $ q, @ D.. ciiy long clear al ss9 Lara
livery. Dlcscd nus, trucr Ht GgC.s' Cuce. e 81 .ll;
afo.pl. q i'teouo., ava pAi- B! !4iy. snto dares,
r, aun ,aossit bo,hc's u q Itl 81 for 81.
amos, S.4.s' aui Z, iot I',c canada 10 tiad
I've quet Barley ai u,t Aaim3te 2.tN taes % oIg
e'S @ si w.'sl%S ~ a' a .5s Sn' a. TS aS5, o & 1
-lr 4g2 -r4yI sas; y a,s A% @ n rg7 @5 i r.
ae u qua ny. Corn ,iulh Wttnrul e's'hlll ru7nAc ,
sa'' s ~ ''S'y @ m WISH 5I Si9''t s "a s W M az ~
storr car .oAd, Q! Co." m,K,1, 'gc. al.a,. 80.
ed eu 10, come ONE u'S 40 G se sSi owt ,s5sc
qoid IN bond sales At New orleans Of 5i1o "a. i,p
sS.cs !; 6Rd, i2 tc.'P + K i'1I;ci l55 ools New or
Gans ,'s,G ta ~ 9le m '9S SSG St i So .
COON At lg,Ac. sn!sr ~ yeiy good dea1ag and ysiy
hardly stand m re tnan st3y,c let tales 5O nhis
i9cludng CUBE 81 ssSgre F9Tt9 H. KcS As ESs,e' ana
n9sa qTHer T9 elsGsG G'Ta: e,no,
s'Hh5S 1ass 1Sa bses Of wGch i55o foi eSloS
mlddupg ulands. lsse;i loy diEo isne. forlqIuIe
s.e ioi NOse%oer see ioT DECEMBER s 9S + s6a t2r
sUSpEIFs Payfo cum. vSi higher AZ 72h@22sc. for
5S1gSs .qs Seff i?E f5sas gtS'9 ts Ss u q
The sun., 1871-11-14
,THrR ATROCITIES.
Two Vild BIoodhounds shot on Long Island
By "a BOy.

lyr two years the inhabitants of Newtown
/ lave oeen alarmed by the appearance at inter
g.. of four iarse and savage b'oJdhounds, which
bad uer l.ir IN the woods, and made raids upon
tc 'armers' calves, sheep, and poultry. Last week
tce iorocious 5rutes attacked Mr. Vaughan al
suioyee Of Mr.. Baccus. He took relu.e ia mar
t.t wagon, nd managed TO beat on his furious as
ta.sn.a l.fer terrific encounter
uu IIIIay last fIanK Squire aged IG son OF Mr..
n. 'qHIe ol 81 Futon street NV IOrk, dl,-
covered ts our b.oOdhJunds asleep IN de "a near
h' I4,t,t'a mouse. lie went home aud returned
wa sun sud revolver. When he reac ed the
b14 tie oogs we're AWAKE and moving. Tie fred
~ vs. 4ulcI the foremost dog severely. ii next
;.ua.,. h. advanced upon the wounded animal
o. u-G4 ...i 10. 10 weighed g5 pounds. The
itI .. ..- t-ygied Tue NeNtoWn people iutead
testimonial Ior thelr brave youa.
The sun., 1871-11-14
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NTFINCU --TIONOAT, N1V. 70.
United states scan fiititc ". hasa Boston
Sieamsh. Gen Barnes, savannah. m lse ami mass
steamship Niaearl, Norfolk, misc ami p1ss
Ste tnlsuty tcJrIia, thdrleitDn. mise aud pass
Stcuu-hlp Bataytt. Liycrpo1 81, IN tsa. aud nass.
StctufINI vi IlC. 1it. lN 'rruOl. N isU AMI "a D.
s.gau.dp Ic EI. ter London ant Antwerp. md,
AMI pUs
staaship william p. clyde, Rchmoni aad Norfoig.
m1se anH ndes
steam .hin Osnrcv. Ri tol, Me. m1se.
sHp ~ LWctu. LIVERPOOL, M lsC.
Bark para. RIO JdueIro, fsc.
Brig Fanny n. Jennings Sauna, Ca, lumber.
SChr htOsa JOncsport lumnsr
S'hr Thomas FISH, Fernandtna pine.
tclr william Co ucrs. Stvun a.. lumber.
tchr Ma dI, Poft-au.l rncc loxwoOd.
Also. TN d4uai riyer a1d cOAstwise vessels
The sun., 1871-11-14

10 ne EditJr or he sun.
sra: A paragraph in your paper of this morn
ing inuma,cs that certain OF the Police justices Of
th,s city are to be legislated out Of onice the
ground Of objections TO them pc sonillY. sucn
reasons aways unsafe ana dangerous as basis
for legislative action. There are abundant and con.
trolling reasons for reforming oil the city courts,
below The Common Peas, as well as those other
ofices specially mentioned. Through the pron sacy
or tie Ring, salaries most.monsIrousy dlspropor.
toned to tie nature OF the duties OF the Marine,
the District and the Police Courts have been voted
to the Justices OF those Courts and paid out OF
tie taxes upon tie property Of the people.
Those Justices are voted salaries OF $4,000 per
annum each, while Congress pays ;le Chiei Justice
Of tde Supreme Court Of the United States but
5000. Tie most important function Of the highes'
auth ority among these city Justices Is TO try a
plain evil case not inyo lylng more than $lOOO,
wue The duties OF the Chiei Jusuoe ol we supreme
Coust ~ the United states relate to all the ques-
tions tnat may arise uuder the Constitution, and
tuu taOsEu1 rrauts ol-vae Uuriei states rai,e
no objection TO the persons who are Justices OF
these courts My point and objection Is distinctly
this: That salaries gross ana dsprop 1rtloned for
sucn comparatyely unimportant functions, are iull
proof VI gross profigacY or sbsolue corruption on
the part o' those who vote themi ana that ineyi-
tably they produce Adcmorizlng elect GU the char
acter OF those who receive them; aud that tnls
single fact has not produced surprise aud astOnlsh
men' merely, but indignauon also
The Office OF the District Attorney has often been
repfolched with having with0eld muittudes OF Ia.
dictments from trial. a. a means Of compelling q
personal and pecunlary support OF the cabai which
has thus protected the subjects OF lem from trial
sud mcrite1 punishment. Hence the notorious deus
OF gamblers, aud more Indecent, as ~e,l as more
dangerous people, though indicted, 30 untred and
unwhlpped OF justice,
We have elected a Reform Legislature, fully com.
petont to the aSk OF reform, ami trust they Will
not omit to provide tnat II hereafter any municipal
otlcal shall be elected to and take seat IN the
Legislature, ne shan thereby be held to have re-
signed hls municipal once.
REFoRM DENocRAr.
NIW NnuK Nov 10 1sll.
The sun., 1871-11-14

A. A.-THB New YORK MARsuALsEA - That
fraudulent o.d estabshment, the Ludlow street jail
10 sort OF New York MarshAiea) mas gone NJ, ana all
tNe released debtors ara celeoraiuS Their Ieed 10 py
q.N sh15iuR hats o KnoN. No, 22 h-oadwey, idst ~
u, uu-At ~ GoOd IJr KlOL.-AiA