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New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
NgW YORK CITY.

brG&sf s shE AGGRn GG iS gis 10 $500
T Sos S i5i and is C6shast yeaT 10000
Cala%g Sae' - o Of 7hva a 1900
Same seth Caldwell jr, same property, years lI4Oo
English, GeOrgana TO d Knox and another trus- -.
No 2g5 BOwcry. l,1OO
Gleason, Edward and wire 10 Edward Brown, guar 80,
dian. lljth-st. of Jthave, years I9D
Same same l26h-st, Of 5haye, 3yeats.... loVO
same same, l26th 81, OF 6thave, years.. 1,oVo
keeer Mary 10 Thomas McCahl aud another,
executors, etc, cor LeXngtOn'aye and IJdst, -.
ami other property years 2O0O
Fitzpatrick Edward and wife 10 John Webb ss 18Th -.
same to same W cor 7gti-st aud lst-ave year, 1900
Ssme IN sane 7oth at az II W OF lstayc year 1000
same 79thst l6l # W OF lst9ve year l'oOO
Malcolm James and wife 10 Amelia Roberts, Q o..
Lexington.ave, Of 76ths wears b.OOo
AuGISd of "a 1%SSp ave- months 1000
F"dseI d dPfShzS II @ ave e ry S1e " $4,000
Sturges, sarah to q l. Ring-land and others eX.
ecntOrs. etc, StOne-st and south Wlllamst Oi -.
ErJadst 3 years 'tJVV
Thorne John wife 10 Thomas W IhOrne, - ..o
52 ST. Of 6tbaye IoVVo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Chisholm William f, and another trustees etc 10 -
.. -
William Bhinelander....
Lewis, sarah TO John 10.OV0
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19


GOLDEN THOUGHTS OF MOTHER, HOME, AND
HEAVEN. With an Introduction by the Rev. THEODORE
L. CUYIER, d. d. SvO. pp. ala. L. b. Treat
This volume which appears to have been
prepared with special reference to the Christmas ho-
days consists selections from than three hun
dred American and British authors in prose and verse;
Illustrating the beauty OF domestic life under the III
uenCc of religion. The extracts mostly brief often
of only single paragraph, attractive In Their charac
ter and pointed in their application In the lnroduc
On to the volume DR.. Cuyler expresses the CONVICTION
that the Government which presides at Washington
does compare in Importance with that which rules
the eight ten millions Of American homes No admin
stratiOn harm the people whose home-fe IS pure
and frugal, and religious, They can be helped by no
legislation II once their homes are degraded by ign0-
rance or stained by pro0gacy The present volume is
Intended for household reading. II exhibits the Dlgh
est aspects Of religion and sets forth the preceps o
morality in an attractive form. Combining the charms
of literature with sound principles the conduct OF
life ii is well suited fOr interesting giftboOk whose
influence only tend to increase the number Of vir
tuOus and happy homes.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Gin Real Gstate tor Sale.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL 10. BE RECEipEp VI. , At yhs g
ct, 3Os West Twenty.tnirdst, corner Elghtn-aySS
No. 92 East FourteeDh.st corner y0v
seyenthst; at the HARLEM OFFICE,
No 22S1 Third ave- One hundred aud twenty fourth
CIarlem wings Bank Budingh up 10 p "a at re&uik
office rates
A GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale-An elegant
N four story brownstone 'front.' IN Ierecs
order extension all improvements in one OF the Dess
blocks uptown between 9th and 6nayes TO nrstelasa
party; agents viii please not apply. p. o. Box i,ls8
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
no cure no nav Patent VenatOr state rights for sale.
HULL Grppen & Co, sdayc, below paths ST., New-fors.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

6ouses auo farms fDanieo.

xyANTFD-First-clas house, in first-classs
w location for which cash and free and clear e0uo"'
property VIII "' rutland & WHITING. BeekmansL-
UTANTFD-A farm within 20 miles OF New.
w Work CITY must suitable for fruit raising ann NJ
,rilv imnroyed state location improvements AL"
rasR Address I. H., Tribune once ---s--..
WANTED to LEASE or PURCHASEsM,oaa 80
w nning for rstclass established business nom nsr~
~ Nav next between l4h. st. and Madison sQuxxin
on or Proa3wry or 6thaye. Address confidently JE"
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
NENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW- JERSEY
Ferry Station In New. York. foot OF LibeIty.st.
ror,., c,o,Ion a. urooLIv foot NJ Enlton AZ

~ Ferry Station In NewYOTk foot OF LlDeifySt
Ferry Station I'm BToOkly, foot Of FultOnSt
Commencing oct ]. lS7S-TTains leave NeWYOrk foot OF
LhoIty st. as follows:
$50 a. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn Belvidere Mauch
Chunk gamaqua WilkesbaTre, Emira. &c. Connects at
Junction with D. T.. and w. r. e. .
S46 H. n.-FOr High Bridge Branch SchO0leys Mountain.
Rudds Lake and Lake HOpafcong Easton. HartisOuIgn
Manch Chunk Tamaqus, HazeltoD Wnkesbarre SCRANTON
WilliamspOrt &c.
1910 aud 4:3O m-For SOmervle and Flemington
p. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton Mauch chunk Ianaqna
WilkosJarre TunkhlnuOck Tamaqui, HaLeltOn.
Reading POtsvIllc, HarrisbuTgh, sc.
y. m.EOr High Bridge Branch. SchOoleys Mountain,
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatcOug Easinn, Bevldere aId
Mauch Chunk Junction with d. J.. aud W. X X
$3.50 daily. or EastOn, Allentown and HarrisburBh
Gi5 p. 'u.-FOr EIotJn.
For trains TO loca pO time tables az stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS--Leaye at p. ~. II Ia. for Bound
Brook and ruediae points and at $50 for Easton,
iiead and Harrisburg.
Boats OF the brooklyn Erie make connection
City Station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
jersey city.
NEW W-YORK ard LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
&c. at S:l5 ll:4j a. n. t. 5:l5 III. .....,,o,,,
FREEHOLD and NEW-IOBK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Libertyst, for Freehold at
Slj, ll:4j a. M, 4, J;lj Z.
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NauSatuck RAILROADS. Fare, ST. steamer
leaves tatharnesp daily sundsys erceped at ll;3o M
and Bridgeport at ii D. In
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave New York from OF Desbrosses and COurandt
sts.
$40 a. m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indianap
oils Chicago and West Richmond Charleston and tho
South. Pullman from Baltimore to Newark. D.. and
Chicago.
100 D. m for Washington and the West and the South via
GOrdolisvle Pullman from New-York e. Baltimore
and Washington making close for PtsbmTg Gin
cinna, Indianapolis Louisville, and ST. Louis Through
Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cincinnati ST. Louis and Pitts
burg and from Washing on TO Augusta and savannah NJ,
1000 H. ally Washin RtOn, the South est Pull
scepers from New.YOrK Baltimore and Washington,
making close Chicago Cincinnati Indanap
oils Louisville St Louis Columbus Pittsburg. the south
aud Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 10
Cincinnati Washington with trains for Lynch
burg, Florida New orleans and the South.
For through tickets please call at C0mpany5 Office $40
ewY0rk and at ticket Offices foot OF C0urandt
and DesbrOsses-sts., aud depot Jersey City. -
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, s,NEBHASKA AND
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

TIE ERlE RAlLWA1 VIII hereafter be
h H% " y ARR&NGhhhkFF hAEF
OF TRAINS. taking effect & June 3 1873 @ r,nro., n,.-
room coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bndge. . -
st. louis Express Ss Ssyss @ n a sono sana
west Pumans best drawngroom sleeping coaches TO But
M Daily Pscae EzpTssss for y1aI the wes Sleeping
~ ~ nI-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, NewY York, for
p and IL midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays gi5
& rl5h@ @ aaG 5i $50 & po M iG2 3 mdgs5; % u
SUNDAYS $50 lCl5 M ltS GGSQP NJ and y mianiSht
lao, $, 3l6 S:i6 45. 80 o. 5;l5 6l5. $50 q g. 10
safein & F45. iOi5 a. M Ii5. S45 p M, IL mid.
night sundays g. $50. 1915 M las. 6;j0 p aud IL
warwick, 7:+5 lu:l6 a. N, 40 pm
Ncwburgh, $40, a. M, $3.50, 4:3Op IN sundays $3.50 a m
osSrp hosHCa' co. 745 800 ioG m $50 SI5 lS go @
M. sundays, 500. $40 1915 a m. $50, 200 m 7oo
and SOP N trains connect with Eew.YorK and oswegs
ApHshJ Port 1srys ~ h 74S 900 lOo 40, Goo TOO
NoTsTrains leaving Chambersst on eyon or hat hours
before 900 leave Twenty third "a hn m
hours leave Twenyhrds thirty minutes earlier Boats
trains leaving Chambersst at lOVO m- ana iZoo mid
for passage apartEants drawnS
rnng coaches be obtained and oreI Or tue checking
and s s6l 529 Of 5S7 BfoaGway n II no CoGTtsI
brooklyn. or at the Company depos IN Nawyork
III" JNO. n. ABBOTT. Generai Psssr Agent Ne"'for@
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewood Coster pe[mSnt ana Nysck
M. Saturday nights only at llSO H. sundays VooA
!" nuci anu Sbrne Valley and Monsey TOO O;45 n k45a
N JNo. n. ABBOTT, General Psss'r Agent New.YOrs
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Eaw Schools.
cncncr5.

V lWlUkt5.
tNNA RANDALL-DlEIlL, Public Reader
~ and Icachcroi Reading 81" - CnionsGlate
4 NORTH GERMAN LADY wants emp Ioy-
"a mcut siugle German lessons daily engagement;
exchange l,-soIs for board 81. H." Tribune Office
4 GENCI for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNICN-SgUARE, NEWlOHk,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions lcatlrfntl.
stamp. supplies schools ana families with COMPETENT n'
sructuis WITHOUT CHARGE.
4. CUTLEsN ORTIZ PINCKNEN. 80 Union square, y \.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY. No % Unon-square recommends PIiCfi,?'
hORS PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS. TUIORS tnd GOV.
ERNEsSEs from the leading American aud European cot
legcs universities and conscryaOTles positions promptly
nlcd IN any department Of Instruction Apply To Miss NJ J.
YOUNG. No. % lui"u.sQuarc, Broadway side.
NIT. IOL. GRADUATE, of long experience
WI teaching English Latin and Mathematics desires
situation good dresslk viii take
place family 10 teach and Address 573 SIATEsI,
Springfield, Mass.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION by a Yale gradu-
i prepared for college; highest reference
Address YALE. Tribune Uptown ofi'e l.23s Broadway
TEACHERS supplied to schools and families
L without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA.
TIONAL ~ REAU, 80 Union square.
'EEACIIERS of known calibrc and character
promptly provided for famies schools, colleges SCHEH'
HERHORS. 3j East l4th.st
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
6ieamboats an6 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonio
- aud Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bridge psrt
leaves daily (sundsys erceptedI at llSO M
and Bridgeport at III D. IN
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Nrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1878

Scientific American" by Park BENJAMIN. with contri
buttons from Professor H. H. Tburston Professor Van
der weyde. and others. 1t consists mainly OF practical
suggestions for the use Of mechanics in the different
branches of their trade large proportion Of the mat
ter has been prepared expressly for the work. and is
tirely new and fresh
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
SUPREME COURT-Cty and Connty of

SUPREME COl'RI-CIty and County of
- Ncw.Y .York.-EDwIN =. SHEETS. Plaint n. AGAINST
WILLIAM II. PENNINGTON, Defendant Summons. with
the above named Defendant You hereby
moned answer the complaint m this acton aud o serve
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after Of ths summons exclusive OF the day
service and IN of your arc 10 appear or auswe
will be taken hy default tor The relief
demanded the complaint Dated September H. 1873.
PANSOk MERRILL. Plant rs Attorney.
Oce and Post once address No III Broadway, York
City.
NOTICE-Takc notice that nuon default appear
the above SIMMONS Judgment viii be- akenaganst
the huudrrd and cEhtytwO l7ioo dollars
om september H. 1873 and with costs OF this
action. PANrON MERRILL, Pninths Attorney.
To the Defendant WILLIAM H. rENNINGTON! The
foregoing summons Il served you by publication
the Hon George G. Barrett OF tho
justices Of the supreme Court OF the STATE OF NrwfOrk
dated 4th October 1878 and nled with the
pa nj he Elm In the Clerk o the city and County
Of New.YoIk at the County Court House IN that ciy-Daed
October Ia, 1873. -
PAYsON MERRILL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
WI ~
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

John Wiley g. Sons have published revised
edition Of Wrinkles aud Rceges, complied from the
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Local Noutes.

SUPREME COURT, Ncw-York County
- Tho UNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF The
CITY Of SEW.YORK. plaintiff, aga nst FLORENCE BA
YAUD and THEODOHE ". BAlAuD, her husband !;
DEIIA =. SEYMOUR, ELISHA BLOOMER, r. LANlNIA
BAYAUD. JAMES ". ~ UKNER, J. r SMITH CHA ARLES
HEIDSEICK and ERN Est HENRIOr. JOHN A VAN
SACN, THOMAS GALWAY aud FELIPE ". CA~ADO,
defendants. SuumOns-TO the ahOvenam"d dri"ndauls
20 the complaint In this
action copy of your the plainns
atorncy- oicc 81 Park place IN the city OF
within twenty days after the service OF th. sum
mons exclusive Of day ~ service ami In of
faurc appear answer Judgment will be taken against
default for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated Sew York Ami 81. 1874.
ARMOUR. RGTCII WOODFORD,
Attorneys for plautin 81 Park place, Now.NOrk city.
Post once address, Box 4, 42I. Nrw- YORK.
FLORENCE BANAID and DELLA I. SEYMOUR;
he is served by publication,
pursuant Charles Donohur. Juscc of
Inc York. dated the som
day September 1873. and filed with the cOmplsnt the
0nice CLERK the Ciy County ~ New York a his
Office Court House said CITY and County. In said
State.-Datrd NeW.York, September 80, 1879.
ARMOUR HITCH n WOODFnRD
plaintiffs attorneys. - Parkphcc, Nrw-York.
Post once Box I42i. SeW York CITY. Ol lawGwru.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Gitn Dropertp Go Eel.

DOR RENT-$30 month-hOuse with IL
rooms; gas water: heater large garden aud slaDieS
l5Sth.st., Terrace place. MelTOse
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Brooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Thc house and
about seven Of ground the southeast corner of
Clinton and reeneaves Brooklyn opportunity rarely
offered acquire OF the best plots te most beautil
avenue IN BROOKLYN. ID. II. STONE
1872 Broadway. New.YOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
ynelrncflon.
For Young Ladies-Country.


Mira. EDWARD C.. VESTS SCHOOL for
wi Young Ladies and Little Girls, GREENWICH COM
WFsT NIL reopen o. rgssa'yss BSa sG oe'OOef fOr
OSSINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies, s,
~ AZ Sing Sing Y, commands beautiful views OF ths
nS naGTa senee a9e With Sa
Address the Rev c. D RICE Principal.
XVesleyan Female College, Wilmington, DEL
Furnished s for %s9c eaoGsS SsEGs
VONKERS, N. Y.-School for Young Ladies.
i Mrs X. T. HoLBRo0K Miss NJ d. HALsrED' fr'nS'
For Both sexes-Country.
A SCHOOL HOME-Ages to II: ?. o. Box
y 7O7, New.Haven, Conn. references very best.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackcttstown,
S6Ss Bc aS aIsf' ten SGp&s Si
SePlsmmifTTx E - j. D PEP President sSds
EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm II
miles New York So week board washing tqlIn Ian5
and the comforts Of country home seh2ss oar ryeuY a%y
to Mrs II. c. MoNELL, Manhasset I. !.
GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
" srtue and Commercial College founded SO2 SEASIDE @
arsss y s'%fP'f D. Principal Green
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
Tor young adIes and children. will reopen sePtember
1oS l 81 MKgRI&S% gFyIRaSsH0Ib B. % sL%DE cofSEE KSo%EE5
NIISS Z. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
VIII reopen Wednesday september s send for circular
MISS $. b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
W school for Young Ladies and Children Summit New
Jersey, Will open Tuesday. October !, 1870.
NtAPLEWOOD DINSTITUTE-Forb both sexes;
wi COncordvlllc, Puu so quarter students PIE
pared for business Yale Harvard; hrsca-s professors
!. SIiOETI GDGE a. NJ, Principal
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- Pmladepha under the care OF Friends giyes thoroGn
collegiate eduCat.0n 10 both sexes who here pursue tue same
cnurtcs OF study, ard receive the same degrees.
catalogue giving fun particulars as 10 courses OF suY
terms. DC, address EDWARD H.. MAHlLl, PRESIDENT
SwaftrnoTe College. ~warhuorc, Delaware t0uhly f'l
tta0S -Iiockland College, Nyack n. Y;
,p -'b. loth scxcs; extras but music enter at any
time send catalogue. W. II. BANNlNI El. A. NJ Prh'
Eam Schools.
VALE Law SchO0l.-RegUlar course, years;
Graduate course or degree OF DCIL wears all term,
DancnQ Anormles
Lien DODWORTI'S SCHOOL
~ FOR DANCING An DEPORIMENI,
No. Gsl 5rILtNl.,
NOW OPEN. FOR Terms. Sc. SE.ND FOR CIRCULAR.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
IT. JOHNS SCHOOL.

- BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies' and
Children, NOS 2l and % 32dst. between Broadway
aud btb ave. New York The REV. TIL HLODOHE IRVING,
LIZ d.. Rector. VIII reopen October !.
KINDERGARTEk with every appliance, In large sunny
room SEPARATE DEPART MENriOr YOUSG BOYS.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
,oScs OF ITALY BY JOAQUIN MILLER. l2Do, pp. les
Rob

SoScs OF ITALY. BY JOAQUIN MILLER l2no.' pp' 100
Roberts BrOtners.
In gathering this fresh wreath OF poems troih
Italian soil Mr Joaquin Miller Journeys over 'he Saie
ground which has already been traversed Dy DSion,
Rogers the Brownings. swnburDe, and other
English song but he chooses hIsown way, wears MS wv
sandals and seeks for inspiration from the poets W.
have laid their offerings on the shrines OF l'a| i"'
whole romantic country TO him like an uhviseo lanu'
without history ana without records OF when ne Is tne
nri,no discoverer His emotions are expressed III lh
passioned verse as II he the prmcNai Adam "Do
mad first breathed the enchanted atmosphere ol
the Italian paradise Nor Is II the larIahieu
sky, and sun, and glorifed mountain tops OF
Italy tnat chiefly call forth his poetic enthusiasm
His songs are rarely inspired by the soft spehdOrs Ol ne
climate apd scenery. The banks Of Tber ana the 'aes
of Arno afford as slight impulse 10 his ulnd as inc
maestie PEAKS OF Alp or Apennine. Ills themes
are suggested by the richness OF Italian le lie h"uhS
the cities not for galleries, museums, OF picturesque
ruins but for living specimens of humanity Ills court
Is paid to sensuOus beauty, with little respect TO ethca
nusterity. The sOilcd doves " OF ST. Mark eAcl'e
deeper aesthetic rapture than the architectural giores OF
ancient Venice Sti Mr. Miller finds nothing IN l'aS 10
compare with the joys of his beloved sierras lie no"
and then evincCs u certain lingering homeslcAhess'
which finds expression in one Of his later poems;-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
"'O0AIyH' @ b. MEEKER General Passenger Agent


DENNNl LNANIA RAIIROAD-Great Trunk
i Line and United Mail Rou;e.-Ou after
TO- tau, leave hew.York. via DesbTOsses
and C0rtlaudt street Ferries, rs follows:
EAprrsS for Harrisburg PittsDurg, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. m, and $3.50 IL.
daily
For WamspOrt, Lock Haven. CORY and Erie $50 pIn
Ttusvi PetrOerm aud the
OH Regions. WHiamspou ana Lock Haven. Q a
ia timore WashnE nEt0n aud the South, Limited Washing
Express of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday
10 M. Washington iil2 p. Regular at 4:30 and
500 and 10 sunday. 4;3O and 10 D. For
Baltimore D. except SUNDAY.
N g. g. O., $50 $50 and o SUNDAY, 4:3O and
g. 73O. $50 and 10 EmiGrant and second class
1880 pm
Boas Annex" with all through
Jersey CITY lordng speedy aud direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel
IN daily P4O m, 62O daily, except Monday.
Baltimore. $50 a. ., $3.50. iJ 1910
y N sunday $50 and lO:lO trom Philadelphia,
iO1 ESQ GAO 1910 1880 2 $3.50 400, 600 $50 and
lOIOp M sunday. j;05 800. IO40 ll30 H., o:2J loIO
D..
and foot of ruSscs COrandt stsi NO COurtst and
rooklyn Annex DcuO foot of Fulton ST. rooklyn Nos.
iS Hudson 81, lObOken Depot Jersey
IuiuTaut Ticket Office, No. > Is utcry place.
l.. FARMER ticnl Passenger Aren't.
y Manager.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

The Dinner Year Book, by Marion Harland
eribners), forms excellent supplement to the pre-
Nous cookery books of the author, giving bill Of fare
for dinner in every day OF the year. and furnishing
useful practical guide to the young hOusekeeper If only
the cook could be found able and willing to carry the
instructions into effect in the daily routine Of the
kitchen. The illustrative plates. OF which the volume
contains profusion are Of appetizng character,
and might stand with not very hungry in place of
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Gountrp Real Gstats for Sale.

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
"A Nyack sale at third its cost.
rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fme, 81.

~ EW -IIA ' IN, IIANI TUhIJ, NC.-F arc, SI.
~ leave Pecks daily Sundays eIcepted) for
New-Haycn at 3 aud II .. m. connecting with road.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KALLROAD5Co M 5Commenclns Nov. IL. 1873
Western and Northern EIuress. rawingroom cars
Z Rochester and st. Adams
1880 a M, special Chicago and Western Express. with
drawing cara 10 JanaDdagua Rochester ana Bunao
II IN Express Albany and Troy. with connections
Utica Saratoga and uland North Adams aud Bennington
4 u m. ALBANY aud Troy Express Ia ID a
ST. Louis Express, daily with sleeping for st
ing cars Niagara Falls Toledo Detroit TO
Montreal excepting sunday night wa Saratoga.
%. VI. Express Tor Rochester Corning via
Geneva \ eepng y - r
$50 % ~ Pachc Express daily, with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago excepting Saturday night To lc and
Merown AMI exc pung SATURDAY and SUNDAY nights 10
MOntp al VII II \ bIus.
II D M Express with sleeping 10 Albany and Troy.
Tickets for sale az 252 26l and Alb Broadway
WCgrcott FXprrs4 CO.'S Offices Nos. 3 Park.pace 7Sj
and qi2 Broadway, NewYOrk and 333 Washing ton-st-
BROOKLYN. - ,,,.,,,,,.,, y,----, ,,-
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TOR SALE, or | will exchange for Nebraska
l. land a valuable farm Long Island Address y III.
WINCHESTER, 5Oi 3d-aye. Brooklyn, or H. ;. WELLS
ad River. l.
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jnetrnCIlon.

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ALL FIISTCLA~S CITY JOURNALS 10
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Send COPY OF advertisement when asking for estimate or IN
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

| We don't know so well about the prop
osition which has been introduced into
the United States House of Representa-
tives to buy the grounds and building
known at Washington as the Freedman's
Bank, at 1926, 900, and other property
elsewhere at enormous valuations. 1t
is estimated that none of these proper
ties are worth one-fourth the sum which
it is proposed to give for them; and that
the purchase is really intended as do
nation to the unfortunate victims of the
Freedman's Bank robbery. There is
no warrant in the Constitution to auth
orize Congress to make good the
losses which people suffer from mis-
placed confidence, and the Freedman's
Bank dupes are no exception to the rule
1t is known that during, or soon after
the war, the Christian philanthropists and
over-pious Republican worshippers
established the corporation under pre-
tense of taking care of the pay of colored
soldiers and the earnings of colored peo-
pie generally. The poor negroes rushed
eagerly to make their deposits, never
dreaming that their money would not
come back to them with interest under
the careful manipulations of such sanity
heroes as Gen. Howard and his confeder-
ates. 1t was not long, however, before
the "ring" which had designed the
scheme became rich but the bank fail
ed the credulous depositors lost their
and the authors of their mis-
fortunes have gone unwhipt of justice.
This is sad pity, and, from the depths
of our hearts, we commensurate the suf-
ferers. But the National Legislature
has no power 10 make good their losses
by applying to that purpose the earnings
of other people. The Government must
be just; but it cannot undertake to be
generous to one class without robbing
another.