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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-07
Education in Liberia

This little African republic began its
existence as colony nearly half CEN
tury ago, and has now existed for over
20 years as an independent nation. 1t
has received from the United States
through various societies 1922 free
people of color, and 5,722 native Afri-
cans recaptured from slave ships have
been carried thither. A very large
proportion of the emigrants sent out
from this country were persons brought
up under slavery, and deplorably igno-
rant. Many have since become tolera-
bly, well educated, but large number
still remain in an abjact condition. DR..
Pinney, who personally examined nearly
every settlement in the colony last fall,
has just reported that the greatest want
of the republic is schools. Commerce
and agriculture were advancing, but
education was lamentably backward.
This need the New York State Coloni-
cation Society is endeavoring to supply.
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GRN LEB's COURTESY TO NORTHERN

GEN. LEES COURTESY TO NORTHERN
LAD1Es.-A correspondent OF the New
York Journal of Commerce, writing
from the Virginia White Sulphur
Springs, devotes a paragraph to Gen. H.
r. Lee and adds that the General seems
especially anxious to heal the wounds OF
the war. The correspondent says:
"Several ladies who were on visit
here at one time this season from a
Northern State appeared to be without
attention from their fellow-boarders. -
Gen. Lee observed the fact, and desired
SEINE of his lady friends to cultivate
their acquaintance. When these exT
cused themselves on the ground that
thew do not know their names, and
were without introduction, the Gen
approached several of these visitors, say
ing to each, Il am Mr.. Lee-may ask
YOUR name?' And when this was given
he prominently presented them to M
friends, who received them most cordlr
ally" AL
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Southern Prosperity.

Stay-at-home Northerners have little
conception of the rapid rate at which
the South is recovering her former agri-
cultural and commercial prosperity
The cotton crop this year will be
100000 bales, worth fully $780,
O0O, 900; hat of corn will amount t.
2s5, 100000 bushels, worth $780,
100000 at least, and sugar, wheat,
tobacco, and other productions will
yield $15O,O00,000 more, making a
total Of $780, 100000, which, among
a population of 100000, is nearly
500 per head all round. southern
land at its present low price is one OF
the best Investments in the market
N. Y. Sun. ... -I&
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p O E II r x 4.
MY DARLING.

My darling is the sweetest maid
That ever lived on marin alade
Or wanted wings, to make her
The angel that she ought to be;
But automatically for me-;
Pm fve,and,forty, and, you see,
She's only twelve--deuce take herl
Why, was over fortysthree
Before she had begun to be
That you see leads me to D.,
Because the Fates miscarry;
To let her be my wife bar
They prove-nor suffer letter r
TO make my Mary marryi
Her hair is gold in wavy curls,
Her eyes are stars, her teeth are pearls,
Her boots are bronze and lace up,
Her cheek is bloomy like plum,
Her breath is sweet as marjorum;
But poetry is weak to sum
Her figure and her face up.
Alas, the truth must aver
My nephew Dicks in love with her,
While Prudence says should prefer
Her aunt, who's plain aud heavy.
D, would-but why ask Fate to grant
A boon which Pm aware it cant?
o, would that she had been her aunt,
Or had been my nevvv.
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TT = !. U ! z 2 = ? u y = 70 q
y II. II 1 G. III A u 9
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

T. Ask for no other, take no other, and
81 900 Reward for any class OF disease in
any stage W HIGH they>f TAIL tOcure.
3 Dr. Rfchau's Golden Balsam No lcureS
Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth,
Sore Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions,
Copper colored Blotches, Soreness of the
Scalp, Scrofula, &c; is The greatest Rem
OvatOr, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known, removes all disease from the sys-
tenn. and leaves the blood pure and
DR.. Richau's Golden BaIsam No cures
M ercurial A Affections, Rheumatism in all
it's forms, whether from mercury OF other
causes; gives immediate relief in all
cases. No dieting necessary. have thou
sands OF testimonials proving the mirac-
ulous cures effected by these remedies.
Price OF either No or No SIS per bottle,
or 2 bottles tor 80.
DIR Richau's Golden Antidote, sale,
speedy, pleasant and radical cure 1or all
with full directions. Price SIS per bottle.
DR.. Richau's Golden ElixirdAmour a
radical cure for N rvous or General De-
bility. in old or young; imparting ener-
gy with wonderful effect. Price IS per
bottle or 2 bottles for 80.
On receipt OF price, these remedies viii
be shipped to any place. Prompt atten-
ton paid to all correspondence. None
genuine without the name of "DR. RI
CHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, ID Il RICH
ARDS, sole proprietor, blown in glass OF
bottles. Address
DIR d B RICHARDS,
No OBS Narick street, New York.
Office houls9 IN to 9p IN. Circulars sen
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Great Distri b u t j o 4
/ ! 4 BY the Metropolitan Gift Go.

Cash Gifts to the Amount of $500, 900
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s + 9 l - A.. a L.
Received this day: ..a
SO packages Prime selection New But
ter, u II T .la'i ltl
tierces superior New Sugar Cured
tierces superior Brands Canvass
tierces superior New Sugur'C cured
Breakfast Bacon, s7 - + n
tlerces superior New Sugar Cured
Shoulder Bacon, "a s .f.s-
tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Smoked Beef, -s,..s-4
5 barrels superior Family Leaf Lard. ia
barrels superior. Baltimore Family
COrned Beef, .4. ,s., - =
200 superior extra Smithtield II ans.
All OF which have been selected and pur-
chased by one OF the firm from first
h9nds, at the lowest cash prices, and
Will be sold co1respondiDgly low by
AYDLOTT & WHITEHURST,
Nos. 26 and % City Market,
i.tt and 81 East Market Square.
aA- Please look for the Red Sign in the
centre of the Market House. auIO
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$50 Sewing Machines...,.. ~ to l75
$40 Gold WatcheS......... 10 to 30U
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C., oo
( . valued at.................s MI uo00oO
A chance to draw any of the above
Prizes for Csc. Tickets describing Prizes
are sealed in Envelopes anu we'll mixed.
On receipt of 25c. aSealedTlcket1 is drawn
without choice and sent by mail to any
address The prize named upon 1t will
be delivered TO the ticket -holder on pay
.aent of one Dollar. Prizes are lmmed1-
ately sent to any address by express or
return mail. f>ll fit' r. 9sy.lJ
, You viii Know what your Prize is before
sou pay Tor II. Any prize exchanged for
iisotner OF same value No Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES I'VE select the following
from many who nave lately drawn Valu-
able Prizes and kindly permitted us to
publish them: Andrew j Burns. Chicago,
$1,000 Miss Clara ) Walker, Baltimore,
$5,U00; John I "A ndrews, Savannah, 900;
Miss Agnes fnndons, Charleston, Piano,
co. We publish Ylonames without per-
eUPINIoNs OF TIE. Pr Ess :--.'Ihe firm is
reliable and deserve their success
Weekly Tribune May 1--WE know
them to be a fair dealing firm."-N. York
Herald, May 2S. "A friend of ours drew
g 500 prize, which was promptly recetv-
bsSend for circular. Liberal Inducements
TO Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed.
S.very package of Sealed Envelopes con-
la.us ONE CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for $1;
Is for $2; IS for IS; no for SIS. AlEletters
Siisuid be adilr 9ssed to i1p.ni s554 "a /
HARPER, WILSON d CO., !
2tfif.t I- i73 broad Way New York 4
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BAN h
OFFICE No. AZ BANK STREE2.
JNO. B. WHlTEHEAD, President.


SAM'L 81. HODGES, J. 1. BLooDaoop,
WIN. WARD, JNO. JAMES,
DR.. VIM. j. MOORE. j. g. POLLARD. ..'i,
JOS. G. DEMING, Cashier.
G. n. LANGLEY, Aos't Cashier vi
@- THE Bank IS Open for Business. "a
Interest at the rate of SIX PER CENT
per annum will be allowed on all existing
deposites made since the resumption Of
business, from the LIST OF January, 1865
and also, on all deposites hereafter made,
from the date of deposite until date OF
withdrawal ten days notice to be requir-
ed, however, before withdrawal. No
change in the rate of interests per cent
allowed on old deposites. The accounts
of the new Depositors are kept separate
from those OF the old, so as to answer the
demands Of the new DepOsitOrs. i,Atal
All indebted to this Institution vii!
please call and pay, or curtall and renew
their paper. - mhlS-lv
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TMpORTANT TO PLANTERS,

FACTORS AND DEALERS IN IRON
TIES FOR BALlNG COTTON.
II Fl r. Ia ASRA RI ONV q LII
q The increased demand for this Popular
Fastening for Baling Cotton, has induced
the Proprietor to provide u largely i'll
creased stock for the coming season, and
we are now prepared to FIJI Orders from
the Trade in any quantity.
Each bundle weighs So lbs, and all are
guaranteed to he OF the best English Iron.
c. RILLUPS, Agent" -
Norfolk, Va.
III. L. BARTLETT & X. w. RAYNE,
General Agents,
au5-lm New Orleans.
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ARESENTS. 49, PRESE EN- as
We Offer a fine line of the following
goods, suitable fol Nresents, to which We
invite attention
} PapieS Mache Writing Desks,
Ornamented Work Boxes.
Foiey's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and Prayers,
Bronze Inkstands and Paper Weights,
Rogers's Groups Of Statuary
American andImported Ghromos. Z
French Paper and Envelopes,
. Chess Men and Boards,
Goodall's English Playing Cards,
Cribbage Boards,
Dante's Inferno, Illustrated by Dore,
Tennyson's Idyls, do do
Kaulbach's Illustrations, &C., &c.
WILSON d Wake
APPS West Main street
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GERVANTS WANTED.

A good and faithful COOK, and COM
petent DINING ROOM SERVANT can
can find employment by applying at g3l
EAST MAIN ST. Good references Will be
required as to character and com petence
or the duties required. aet mi jel7 D.
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VARIETY, Quality, CHEAP
v fa NESS.
We claim for our stock of

We claim for our stock Of
HOUSEFURNISHING HARD WARE
These important elements, and! are pre-
pared to prove to purchasers the truth
of our ssertion by an ex hibition of the
stock, which cannot fail to convince the
most careful purchaser that
No. % West Side Market Square,
Is the place at which to obtain this de-
scription of Goods.
ATTENTION
Is called to the stock OF Knives and
Forks, Plated Spoons and Forks, Patent
French and American Coffee Pots, Wait
ers and Tea Trays, Plated and White
Metal Table Casters, 4-minute Ice Cream
Freezers, Wood Ware, &C., &c.
We offer our whole stock at wholesale
or retail, and invite the attention of
those who wish to buy goods cheapiy to
our extensive establishment.
r E. p. TABB Il CO., -..,..-
T.. j. GRIFFITH,
20 West side Market Square,
JUL and No. Roanoke Avenue
, 1869-04-18
BREACH OF. PROMISE
The ASfecazona Of m Actress Trine4
Wtth-She Wants 454l,oco on thn&
Accpuut.

Frpm The Dr.ras Pe1e 1pru1s;
soma t11aa since the tam Vas floating around IN
fascinating sctreas End o1n Of the celebrated
ttHebb Hstes8," was about % Be married LATER
M '9o e. g. ss e. &C. 1a y.
Ia11Srata denying the a5t mtota.otd repoFt
Amid Al these rnmo7 md counter rumota L
entirely tsea frun msHtaspntnl ee1tz1x4euaents of
Gatue sc,t- And such seeEna 70 hare hecu the faet
To- - faa ena. On .t,ioe ioe e s Ma1ne G
iuss.+ by Ada 1. Weah, Against John afae, Iur
s1eaeh q promise Of zaan4sge, and ne damaegs m
Tarrn coran arc sea np Tne n,ss II thss IN thu
ci1y Of Detroit, IN January l5Sa tse 4aid AGE +.
Webb and John sfae pftghted their trnth That is
ast eonssys . Dc popass nina III Se.9ef qeS dea Il
.l xhst ~ aone p = A. nd Jaaa tllaa would tae
ap, Win it, 1he1eases nd ssis IN sfotrssi9a =. IA
u iaet IheJ made verbal contract to be married.
70 eaG3 otnef vnhin yeAs, OF tn Jann4rJ. 1s1a
III i osr I'd Is skss s n sa,s
ona y his attentions as \ lover. Tae nrst count
further alleges that ADA made this nrpmise Of
p9 & IL seea esenpa a'an a. u
hks nAn; fhas abs thea expects4 10 faInl hex-
F.oMas .na wa 1tadJ to 10 30, aad has beea
Iha seeond count charges the unfxnhfulness OF
sk1e, md set1 forth that hereas tte paint1d vss
isHoy y sas tine asreed uPon to be nArned md
y a0o absolutely refused TO mary her. 5he IL
lcges snak she fepentediJ and rseqnAatiy urged
cpo1 him 70 make good to her his promise Of man
and now utterly ret1aes 70 mauy her, slthuu4n
sne waa ready md willing during al this tame.
Inc thlsd and Last count seta forth thas upon
her engagement with St4e to be max-1ed la Jann-
a11, lsaa il vas understood that me Waa to TefISc
f1tna the sage, which profession ate hsd pftvf.
ou4{ toLloMed 40 means Of support 10 hclsell
aud her mother. thar she did 70 retire from tne
sssEe On that aerulnt, and haa, stnerthaf unlc
been depsaTed Of that msaus OF aupport- For tah
Iean ard TO injuries 70 her feelings b5 reason ol
ehe Claims damages to the AMOUNT Of "a 6ol Thc
ntfofheys IN the case Ars Aoore / Gnnn for tne
fanu11 a1d niCktuRoo Dickinson tot tho o.
contested one out has NOT Jet been set down 1os
, 1869-04-18
NEW YORK

SE* YoRS, April N.-Intenss- excitement Vas
created 1t tho Produce ExchanE6 this afternoon
By the discovery H ; defalcatlon Atuounrns to
tootn than Tia, ,ooA The detaulter u ME Peck. at
The nIm Of Packer, Peck 4 Co., Qxness Of an iron
Fous or 1ve nr1ns dotnK business on the Produce
Exchange p!zred IN the hand. Of the 1rrn, At it-
saoass fs5sat ass.uas F'g5'nS IL sne IN 1t t ~
}owa: Corn, 11A1b bnsaels: oats, 7h,45
ss Pef To aSa sSoss 9f q tnf m5st Fa1s
rou1d not he found. AID N examination Of the
books reveals the TACT Of the, deta1easlon- Al
though ths most t1nisent searrh tas been made, no
SAYS he has sailed for Europe. The kuoNu losers
art: The United 6t&tea Warehouse Elcvaun9
GempsnJ, Taae: E.g, Joaa r. ;Mott
and Wa1acc, Tompkins Co. Smith + Downing,
1ohn 2. Poole / CO, l. H. C. 1 Co., J. Keteham
ianlter; Is Ling sicr At his fcsidenee, aud much
Sympathy d felt for him: b. tnose who hare had
dealings with The 1r1n- II u Dun to the Ware
PeGk CO Vas not member Of thAt body It i
rumorcd On iGhsnge that one or two Of The 1rms
Who bare Suffered by dsfalcs:,on. Will be obliged
produce cTer committed in rnis city.
= = -TLtrCNTERINu KExpKA
Considerable excitement W2s causeI by report
Nsw rorf wish thc faels approval Of The Tatai
States authorities THIS Is asce1tataed to b ut
IN. sf1s a 6saR dfed n raSous ts II ne see HI
stmsd IL convenient dcpots bat stai she n,etTpro-
u i aos b tns paint q a3sPs.sat. sos sny lai9s
south-
roR0KsY cNE
parsed one s of tae ie1sed Jay cooke CO. o. e5ecSa
hfa teen committed On complaint duly made. Hn
~ ben Mens,sed y y ~ ne sslle. - te man .
that ht paE8cd tt1t check md sssfke fh~
, 1869-04-18

franchises, which, if fairly sold, might help
to pay tho debt and taxes of tho city, than
they have to impose a direct tax On tha
whole people, Of the sazne value, end pre-
sent the amount collected under it to tho
pe1sons named in the bill The message
Clearly shown that tho pooplo Of New York
a1e safe from the. plundering schemes of
city zsilzoad loaa,gists, 81 long as Governor
Hofrmanr signature has power to defeat
them The Presidential aspirations Of
Hoffman arewea known. His cou1se shows
in>whst direction he, thinks = Govarnu.
must tend sho wants to be President. He
must defythe wealshy sailrosd corporations
in vindication Of the nghts and interests Of
the whole people. He is right.
, 1869-04-18


writing well than The books which &e wen
Written. 1t u Inv of nature that our ntnde "
eenath'g tsnbioe \ cnlostnx rom those WIN VAIL
NO assoetases wheihsE tiny s.n brought N eoaasS
By shc living Eolce Or the written page" Dsttoe-
themes In order to improve hts style, u,a1scrtbed
eight tizaea tho IS PeloponnesI.n War Of Tnoe5-
dtdes- When Lord Clarendon Mss en9ascl IN
writing biz history, he waA constantly 9udJtnz
Ivy and Tsotsa& The latter cl.ssao waA Also the
fAvortta a1ihor ot Aontes9u,eu. Again, Bfn}a<1tn
Franttfn. adopting pr. Jpfmsons optnloh, EsAda
the Spectator Of Addison hIs model book; Byron
acknowledged What he Owed To Pope, Then be
mentioned him tn one Of hts letters a. "tns D.
Light OF. hts t*oyhood. md the study OF bis u1tn-
hood" Bot!eau declaEta ntmae1 tho imttatH Of
Hasse, panta took vhx fn hlsmoda: u11.au
art ny nsster md my aatbor," he exoaatnss In
hla sublime poem: "1r u from Thee alone took
tnss beautiful sty1a which nas done nc honor
The closing chapters Of this ratuatis little hook
are On NentA Culture Anl On Routine
FANCHpT.
, 1869-04-18
densurR to follow she discovery IN al is
wonderful results.
-, ---@
REFORM m TIFF AssExsNvNyu

n. .Tsns.,..s-1.xa ~. - - .a1-.s $1,000 ~
nta5v4o ~ s;+x 80 eh.-tsr ,,,..;atn4 ~ ~
prrater cfsr;on,1 - ~ ,ssasan.n, - .N
nF fh7rs,:,1, r. ,,,tho~s1.. ~. saso;. 49,
Of s,ch s;,,1;ti.n.1 Asaesaora ,.haa -
Al viii au,lla .hia IAr Commission L.N7
m actns1 ;os.a.d ~ +. ,o.:.x.--,
men. of the p1pnertv IN hi. ST. ~ 80
cnt, the AxessGr Of each division t.E;n.
books of the nroviona re.r ., . 80
, 1869-04-18
4ER9GRfPrQ1 TKEK1:
, A NEW CuRIoS1TY ,SHpP,

a REV AVz4VoAA I AEUE.
The old lawyers a,uss learn their rrofes-
tioa over again, as the old soldiers had to
-thrnu away their books and learn anew
when fighting with Napoleon Judge Bar
nsrd snd james Fisk, J1., are engaged in
constructing new system OF Jurisprudence
which, II Naznard il not inpeached, and
Fisk keeps out of jail long enough, will
sweep the books from every la~yer's
shelves and reduce courts Of juatice to legal
auction ahopa, where Judgments, interlocu-
t,ry End final orders, .s1antlamusts, iniunc-
tiuns, and sn other remedies aro sold to Tho
highest bidder, Ike 80 many yards Of nar.s-
lin OF pounds Of tea Il was deemed an
unrxua1 thing when Fisk, by purchasing sir
shares If Union Pacife stock, on which
rStiticaiou in writing was endorsed Of al
tcsious acts Of tho company and its
L1ioers, Ind the t,asdihood to cue <,n those
eharcs to set aside those acts which tbs
Ela1eh themselves, when offered in comt,
endorsed. It w1a far more extraordinary
wheu his me1e offer to give his note for
$4,000, ,0ou worth Ut Union Pacific, and the
refusal II the company to accept his note,
E:.s brld l,y Judge Barnard to .nake him a
siocAEoldrr, entitled to SUE as Fnch in the
courts. But the utmost denand that could
be bssed On those facts would be that the
company should bo compelled to issue the
: stock 10 him and receive what he
offered ir Payment Before any o:her
other Juagettnn Barnard, counsel would de-
serve to be committed for contempt Of
Court If they ventured to 1zsert that Fisk
thd, BY offering to give his note for
$...0oo, ,MN' for stuck, acquired the right to
vote on s.. .00U, ,0eU of stock at An annual
election. But na1nsrd absolutely issues an
Injunction, forbidding tha election until
Fisl's rote shall be reccired, OF his night to
vote juhciAIly determined Then he ap-
points IN irresponsible oo-member Of his
ring Recei.er [on $lo0,00o security
Of III the property Of the Pacific
Railway, md o the Credit .4oblier
in the State Of New FORK,
amounting to several uilliopA Then he
orders the safca Of the company broken
open 10 get at their hooks And now, at
last, on an at6dArit OF Fisk, in six Ines,
that be Is informed and believes that Henry
c. Crane has two or three millions Of dol
la1s belonging to the Onion Pacific Com.
pauy On deposit in his own name In the
Corn Exchange Bank, which is met by posi-
tive afidayits Ct Crana aud the bank, that
he has no deposit at all Of any sucn sum,
that he has deposit Of his own private
}r, T,o+1aA nS1nr 1..i-
, 1869-04-18

Andrew johnson has given up his con-
tenplAted European journey, aud intends
noalingA political tom through the South
esn States This change Of programme is
made because the ex-Ptesident finds that he
ii still in poase1aoin Of largu stock cf *scon-
,6utution Ind nag," which ho IN dcsirous of
dispoa;ng o5 before the market is glultsd.
, 1869-04-18

The eraat: Stats of New York, which
ought to be Repnl ican, but is not, anoM
the Democrats to make most of the strong
points in State politics, and thereby to re-
tain noa4 Of the brains and votes df tha
Shtc, with the same instinct d misappre-
hension - the Pnt;tana allowed the Devil
to bare I'll TIN best tpnes.: They hare just
beootpe indebted t.. Governor Hoffman for
one Of the most able and valuable retoes
over iuterposed- 10 prevent con71pt md
wastefui leg;slation- Ths veto viii proba-
by be saeoeasfal, not ouly against this, but
all similar bills, Of which dozen ware fol
lowing IN ita wake. Governor Hoffman haa
therefore won ths credit Of blocking the.
wheels Of = great wrong, and preparing
tho way for. comprehensive reform in
The granting Of railroad :franchisas He
his stated principle which should b sp-
Piled not only to the city railroads Of New
To1k but to al tho State snd national rail-
roads for which either the State ct National
! Legislstures are asked togtsnt franchises or
| aid in Land CT money. This Is, that the
| franchise, whatever it be, ahould be put up
| At auction to the highest bidder, or in sone
ether and bettaz WY offered to sa2a, giving
al parties IN equal &nd fair chance to COM
pete. The price should be either sum in
groaa payable IN csah to the CITY, or an a.
naA 1eutA psopo1tionase 70 the earnings Of
the road. Tia practical difficulty relative to
cuacting share m The annual
earnings is that it i generally in tho power
Of the managers of The road to 80 run it
thst the earnings shau disappear in the e1-
pense account, SO as to prevent, or largely
diminish, tbs fair annual rental feverhe-
Less this principle is The snoat just and
properly guarded would be the most Eemu-
| ne1ati<e-
The Gore.nor shows that tbs only two
roads Of the city required to make annna
returns Of their earnings, return than, as
follows: Sixth Avenue, ssls,57o; Eighth
| Avenue, .$7ss,=ss. He argues thss tn
Ing;.latu1e haa no ,mora = right te
give Arsy for nothing to q favored 10"