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in his bnndsman In 81 OOO was gwen Two nays III WIN"
10 produce Hilbert.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday al
tenoon al the prisoners arrested at NO la Eas'
Fou ~teentlst for violation OF tue gambling lave, by
officer Bessctt aud over, discharged on cx&nll
nation having tested that there was 10 ghhDih2, Du'
merely social meeting gong on at tho Time u INC "
rest.
John 8. GRADER, of Forty-ninth-st. ana
Broadway. q lawyer in the Yorkvc Police Court yes
terday was the defendant against charge 81 aDihal-
ing mia If said HE wife drunkafd, ana ne.
temper unDearabe, but he VAS WHINE - sdpppit
has chi CrAber the nerf-tcT IN the orFehh
Dis rict Civil Court uDicr Justice Mcclure
James O'Laughlin, arrested about week
for having snu21ed cigars In biz possession was
before United states Commissioners Shields yesterday
The prisoner admitted TIE charge H. said that irend
cned 10 dive the name az toe friend to the Commits
soner. lie held IN $500 for the action vi tue fraud
Jury.
Michael NOonan, a contractor, engaged IN
the opening Bievcutlave., at 0lc-huncredaue-ity
ninth ST. was fined S25 in the Harlem Police Court yes
terday for careless blasting The blast damaged an ad
Joining building TO the extent OF several hundred d1at
A In the house was almost frightened % ueatl
when two large Douders penetrated the wall ana "dseo
In her p1rlOr.
The agents of the Society for the Prevention
OF Crime arrested two and two women who we're
waiting on customers Sandy In the Pacific Garden
In the B0wery and dealing beer 20 them az fst as
| they demanded It, They each held 10 800 bail
for Trial In the YOrkyile Police COuI yotieical, Inc
agents also made q descent unJn the IyoE Gar8ef az
No lS St Mara Place, and clio ed that afrr 2FrfsHns
the barkeepel, John Johnson He was held Tor tIa ~
500 bail.
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THE SOUTHERN EXODUS.

ATALK WITH EX-CONGREssMAN RAINEY.
VIEWS OF CoLORED MAN CONCERNING TIKI
TREATMENT OF CoLoRED MEN IN THE SOUTH
THR LABoRERs DEPRIVED OF THB REWARDS OF
LABOR. EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES AND PoLii-
ICAL RIGHTS.
Joseph II. Rainey, ex-Congressman from South
Carolina. who is recognized as leader among
the cOlOred people of his State, and as one
of the most intelligent representatives OF his
race, is in New-YOrk, and has given his
views at length to a TRIBUNE reporter upon
the condition of the colOred people in the
South, and the treatment which is compelling
large numbers to emigrate to States where
they hope to achieve a success which Mr..
Rainey believes they cannot expect IN the
South He says that they are deprived of the
rewards of labor, the opportunity for obtain
ing education and of all political rights, and
there is no hope for the advancement OF the
race in the old slave-hOlding States. He says
that the colOred men are Republicans, and
would vote the Republican ticket If permitted
to do so.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Peter Brennan, n burly fellow, who struck
Michae keenan, with beer barrel sunday was COM
mlrd for trial yesterday by Justice Morgan in default
OF bali
Thomas Hall was committed to Jail yester-
day Tor twenty days by Jusce Elliott OF Brooklyn for
as-aulting Margaret Rrarton because SIZE testified
against MIN IN - larceny case.
Anton Hilbert, arrested for having un-
stamped cigarettes In bis possession, and admitted TO
bail pending examination, tailed appear when called
yesterday. Frederick NJ. Paul. OF No. 90 Alvnst. who
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Daniel Isaac was an eccentric

The Rev. Daniel Isaac was an eccentric
ituerant Ircacuer. lie alrhted at inn TO stay
All nIgHt. on asking Tor Ood he was tod could
moi have one, there 10 be- ball that gLt and
an the beds we're engaged. " AT what time does the
ball up a. inquired Mt. Isaac About In the
morning, sir" "Well. Ihen, can have bed uut that
to T. 60 Yes, certainly but n the Led J. asked you
will have 10 move" Very we'll" replied Sir. Isaac.
About 3 IN the morning he was awakened by loud
knocking Al the chamber door. what 30 you want g.
DO asked. " How niiny of ia there r. inquired
a voice. There's me and Daniel and Mr. Isaac and au
old Methodist preacher" was the rrp.y Then, by
Jupiter there's plenty Of you - and the applicant
passed on, leaving Mr.. Isaac 10 finish his nights
slumDor
They fired two shots at him. wrote an
Irish reporter the first sno killed him. but the second
shot not fatai."
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srcoRDED REAL EsrArE TaAS3ggt,

varick. St. Nos % and e. slso z Piuost; Fanny
Robinson aB1 Others % - iiau jay ........... IS
same property william Jay and wife % william
Cherrysf n ;, iot No So. ESyi03 Noah Aitchon and
wife 60 He,ry seine Ter. .....- -... ......
BroGnlssi. 10 cor OrchArt. JO.f yG.5urTogular; Pc
Ger Fitzoarick to \ J O'ftoefe ............... 2
Dosncry-si, No -. 23xlO0; hunisunda AeoTe 30
Charles Wrz ............. .......-............ Q
2d-ave cof s7thst iOOlix650; = SANFORD re-.
cree. 20 f-9af NaIb ... 8
521-si. n =. coon Of iOthave; 251S6 Nina reuen
same pIooerty Francis Puriy and wife TO John r
bttbsi ns i53 ~ e 81 ethsyo, 1851 0o5 aad alec
- 6.th-zb Z35 20 G u 6th-aye, 2J2lD0.J. JAIaes
o Ivui 20 Robert Lynd ........ ...-.....
IO4th-st Il - 40 10 OF Jdayc. l0OvlV0.ll John II
De7uc and wife % Ann NJ Jenny ..--.-.-.... .-.. II
I29ih-st, 80 n y Of 3d-ayc, 25EVJll John Bser
and WIfr a. Benjamin tichaIb8nn ....... ........
same properly John Virgins ael wlfe To- Iohl Baer
13irf X. 3l5.& ri " 81 3laTe l3 Xxx UaG IfeleF.
ck Ald1ous and wife 10 R.chard HelHessF....
Hottest, T. ly-.5ft O OF 4tl-sFe iHJNiDrli; John
u ~ 1uity 20 George " EluIdfrs
I2Gu.--t = 3s5 u Il 5ti-sye, 5OE9a.ll Susan y
scAarfer o. "a NTrd GOOihe ART
Sith.si, n :. 2BTA u 81 Ave A. la.NnlFI.Z Iine
line Johnson and Others y simon Na5erllau ......
l22d--t % 3Sj n % Gth-aye, li@N.ilt CatiatHe
r. stevens executor ctc, % william SfeFoi.s.-....
l26th sf, % = $40 it ~ otA-@.e 5OEa. be Harlem
savings Bank % annie IhuIst9I---..t emu.
76th.st 49, 20 Il " 81 Madison ave- i2aNlO2.-. and
alsl TGth.st lDJ 70 ~ Ol NAdissiiagl, 23ElO1.Z;
John - -cnulEe 10 Abraham UDWdnry......-.... q
8Jtb-si, u Ia Il s y s.n.ayc, 5DKlOgS2j william
II scott and vie tO ThOma5 - Ptbleid...--..---..
same property Thomas Polbe'd 10 ihonas At-
Same property MARY A Luchs anJ others T. same pol.
65dst. % 3 100 10 Of llih-aye, IO0Elu0 * Henry
referee, - HenIy Negs and another. liu5toos.eii
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RFcnpnEn Mnnrf,nrs

Ba.er 70 Wlg21s 10Th 20 W 3dsye 1 yoor... 25o
Conrad FTo3i.I, " tho Germsna savings Bank
cor Of l1tl.ive and lONilHt ye,r --....---. l20
GRAY. uLsDI and wife 40 John I'A1IDann 5Sthsr,
Of st1 GOl
g. 5i-aya 3 month SeC
45c
Same 10 Mary r Conan}, lctth-sJ, Of 3dage. s
months. .-.....-.-...--. 3C0
Same ~ William CsuidWeu ard another, trustees
etc ID 4l-st u lG ave, years ...---.--.. s5t
IsSart ave ard cast years -, 1900
Mclf' Ach isaac and wife 20 the EcWlor6 Iis ln5lr.
aBce Company. u e. cor Of 2d.aye and Slth-sS ul
sotr,, S,.h and y, In, r. Vo9b sfissbeii: 81. WV
pl Jo 8st in- tallrl ------.- 100
Thar-tou. Anne = aud hlsla1a 90 fas harlrn say
iugs Sank. IZbti-sf, q Sih-aFe uignt tbs SO
Thomas app an. properly, year.. 6yQ
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
ucys Ihcmas B william Nes. ............-... loo
sChauns-h. Auna II Philip EnoD.Cgh .....-.....--. 81
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FIRE INSURANCE REPORTS.
A CONTINUED Rad SHOWING.

A DISASTROUS SIX MONTHS ENTHUSIASTICALLY ALL
OF TIE COMPANIES SHOW LESS SURPLUS THAN
AT The BEGINNING OF THE YEAR.
ALBANY, July 28.-The following are the
condensed reports of the remainder of the fire insurance
companies NewYork City for the six months ending
June 80 1872 together with comparison Of the bust
ness OF the companies year ending December 80
1891
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Ee9al Monies.

NETWORK SUPREME COUBT.-John r.
~ Van Dyke. panuf, against kenueta g. " De a"l -a
behT White. ms wife Isaac l.. klp and CornehA htans
they tho Executor and Exccutux anu Trustees Of ION
" Brady deceased; onry Hilton william IAbby enry
A. Bogcr, Trsoc under last viii and testament u
Thomas l.. nogerL deceased aud William Ne'Au' uo
feudauts- II any. to be had IN u'' ~" ~
County OF NeV-York ,
tn Tho named dcfeudants; You hereby sumnon.y
TO the complaint IN this action anu 20 sys
your answer the paigthS attorneys ~l1huA , n
service Of ms summons oA,lH.,U ~ apsser
service: and IN case hNluro 10 appear W Il
Idglrnt viii DO lsksn against you b. de-e iof Inc i'
ed n Dated jllN - ~
m ApgHFOHD, -fWAkD. GRISMOLh x "a -, - ,,I,x
p'iis. Nttornrys; Oflce No 20 Nassaust, ~ 4 ivy
Post ONCE addrcss Boa u"
70 the defendant william Meakn: The foregoing y, ia
anon yon by publication. pgrsuan; Ia ~ c ~ ~
Non Josei Potter Justice OF the Sunfoine 49,, aigI
SAT-, ~ New York dated the llh dRN OF Jnlf 80 10 ami
With The complaint IN tho once OF ne t9n ~ .ad CIV
County oI eW.A ork, az the County COart 'iV"'' "
Dated Nrw.Nork, Jnly H. 1873 ,,.,.cr IA A IA COSTA,
BLAIChFoRD, SkWAltp, 0h s,' rs Iit Faiui,n
Office and PosE Once address 20 N@SS~"e'' w
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CALENDARS .III- NY

SUPREME COUET- CHAMBERS Potter JCoart opens %.
1890 a. NJ Ca'tudar cllr. II Ncs. - IT, -. %
%. g. sc. o. llG 49, 49, l38 10. lT2 H. 49, 1885, 49,
$780, lJl, 1876, 1876. 49,, I9-, 1879.
SUPERIOR CoUM-~PEciAL rEgT-sfeir, Court opens
l. m.-NO day calendar.
COhMON PLEAs-,plCIAL rREA-Nan loosen J--c''-ft
4 IL a. m o calendar.
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TNlIED RTAIEs.
wEsICHEsTER,

Daring The months intervening between the dates
OF TIE reports four companies have ont OF exist,
eBce, VIZ: TIE Amity. Atlantic. EmporiuIa aud safe
guard. The lRDa and Columbia alone snow an impair
mcHt IL capital.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoaK Monday, July %. 1870.
The following sale was held at tho Ex-
change Salcero0m tO-aay;
M q. j. INN.
5stOry brown stone store Win eass ~ lot, No 1853
BIo0me.st n hat Greene and Necrosis lot 25x
100; IA. ~ yosrs 70 fua, ground rsut $500
" IA s001
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slinailons Uanle0--Ee md!es.

COOK.-By a frst-class English Protestant
ave-, beivecn s5in and s6t-ati.
COOK-By an American Protestant woman
x understand an kinds Of COOK NJ s1up nests d,f's
a1djees can take ,nure charge o. = Gi51t,H II, OF
rs 81 Gna ave- 70 four doors above othst
COOK.-A strong Scotchwomon; makes all
y SOUPS PASTRY &c also understands cas Of Ely. az can
country. 30 252 GIh,aye, lsthsL
COOK, WASHER and IRONER. 49, BY an
sSeo sRs sead ,sa d %P%6 6 goa Sa
iauniress city or c4u2ry undeT't1ndS mik fHg 9''GF
6th,s9e'. four doors above Othst
COOK and ASSISTANT WASHING.-By a
sSotSg ro 9 tt Sq@aa 9RS G aa5 5 S'
city references. aee sixh'aye, near 28dst hrst door
! CHAMBERWORK. &c.-'To do chambcrwork
West 10Th St, near 7th-aye.
IN ANIBERMAID, &c.-By a Swedish girl as
~ chambermaid and waitress salads courses, &c ana
a6d obHsng speaks English fairly No. 90 ythaye near
isthst.
| CHAMBERMAID and WAIT RESS-By q
\ German protestant girl very respectable and well
recommended competent n ther capacity ehambsrnad
Country coz SIS p 6ve asar s3ds aTst door '
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By. a
Y Protestant German girl has exeeen references. aud Is
Sthaye 6St SSa65 9th ana 5Stiss ~ MA
ERENCH NURSE.-By a most intelligent
g Of good address good @ $ 70 912S2s
BUREAU. COZ 6tli-aye. between 3jth and 36thstS
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-By neat, tidy
~ German Protestant girl is good plain cooS, washer lnd
roBer; likes Of children good references moderate
wages wantsa good home. 1873 6thave
nOUSEWORKER.-By a neat, tidy, intelli-
young Protestant girl will DO generally useful In
T IN Iq PSn espa Sn @ q S
De at NO. 800 6have near Z3ds, hrst
floor
uOUoEWORK.-A Welsh girl, able. and
duties INCLUDING milk butter and Is KIND 10 chill
dren take place at once cy or country best reieF
ences. Call at Z92 0tusSe' near lo,h-s-
HOUSEW ORKER.-By French girl who has
S5th-st.
HOUSEWORK.-A Swedish young girl 10
do general houseworG understands her business thor
oughly Call for MATrILD at lOs East @1th-,t.
I AUNDRESS.-By a first-class laundress to
by the day or week best city reference terms
moderate. Address 22s East f5th-st
I AUNDRESS-En girl, Protestant, as
aundess in private family, work by the day city
references Call all wees al p lil dave, corner t1thSt
I AUNDRESS and CHAMBERAlAID.-By a
young strong and intelligent is excellent
laundess prefers the CITY, 6O2 6tave between 3jh anil
36thst
NURSE, &c.-By a reliable woman rs nurse
from birth has had experience the
OF children excellent reference from last employer
Call OF address 400 West 43dst
NVASHING.-A respectable woman will take
adies' geueInen's washing out 20 work by
tho dly OF week 30 East 34ta.st
WTASIIING.-By a respectable woman to
w go By the day TO do washing Ironing or house
cleaning good city reference No 22o East 29ts 2ahoo
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heal estate to exchange.

4 advertisement FOR THE Nj W
"A YORK TRIBJ-yF WILL RE RECEIVED AT JHE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. BIS Broadway cor. Thirty rst
jus West Twenty nlgG-St., corner ElgltlAfes
Ne. 92 East Fourteenth>st., corner Un0nsqnare l6o
1hirdaVe Forty seventh st. az ths iiEA OFFtCh
22SI Third One hun roda ld twenty ourtht
Har.em S.vngs Buidingl. mp TO p regular
Office
1 AND for GOODS. 500 acres Of land,
Il finely located and the best portion VI Kansas 70 eA
change for any Kind OF goods sell IN county store
Address \. b. sALISBU ItY, Marion CeEtrs. Kan.
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Gelp lDanieo.

NEANTFD.-RES AGENTS ia every
w cit IA Negl orS and Newt ereVy, for and val
able article just out large prUhs and entirely respectable
for good men. Z. e. PAGE, IL East l4thsL
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arslion Gales OF Rral estate

OCEAN BEACH, y. J.
- GRAND AUCTION SALE OF 500 VILLA PLOTS BY
TIE L. Oct9cs on premises. " -DN l9DAf
July b. FREQ Rhode leland clam bake collation. and music
10. viii include entire block OF 300 foet on Tho
OtDgL also many ue most valuable plots o. s-c 8--Hc
ton Trains leave 81 Libcrtys.. at 1:t5 and o.
JERE JOHNSON. Jk,
= PAe-st.
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0rooslsn Rcal Gslais for SaIE.


BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS aud PLOTS Of
- LOIS fHr sale lines - N tsHsit brooklyn.
The 2ueEuou OF conuyjoymg cy people Is invited 10 ls
DToptrB price Fi5U up and grlns
HULAND o. WAITING. BeeknsH-st
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Corporation Notlte5.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Bids or estimafnt
~ for repairing and laying walks In city Han PARK wiz III
at the office Of the Department Of Puhhe PARKS 49,
toe 9th August 1879 O'Clock FOc pagtlcuS
sec CITY Record" Tor sale a. No city Hall
CORPORATION N0TICE.-PropOsals for re-
" moving part Of Pier ola 81 n. r., &c, anu building ie
new 20 y r., Will be received bY the Dep2lt meat on
Docks, M and no Duauos unul Gth August ioi - ~
N. For fun information Tho CITY hecou iot
sale at No city Hal.
PROPOSALS TO furnish the Fire DE part
with material for alterations aud Tor repairing Ger
tain buildings occupied by Engine Companies, VIII oc -
tie IA day August 1879 For particulars $50
t.y Record, fOr sale at y o. CITY Hall
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5lluallons males

A CULTURED GENTLEMAN (20 with Al
"A references and fine business abiiues speaking ana
writing modern languages aud efficient D00kkeeper
Tribune Office
COACHMAN.-By a married man as first
" class coAchman. VIII be found perfectly sobar reliable
and eNcelout city driver md' Tstnds he and
az mCnt 4 any gentouan's establishment four.
IN hand and tuuom required and can be- well recommended
Address Med, 49, West olst-st
NOACHMAN.-By respectable cOored man
~ "a goodman family who thoroughly under
stand his business give the best OF reference
last employer. Ca address r. o. III West 29thst
Ncw-NtIk CITY.
COACHMAN.-By Il single man, Protestant;
X do gardening 81 requitcd has good
last employer and Will make himself generally useful
gtuuemans place good aud handy win carpenters
tools. CAL or address BROWN, No. b27 WoSt I2asL
q ARDENER.-By "a married man, English,
~ ma chdron thoroughly understands the cement
OF green houses hot ana cold grapee fruits, hoNels ANA
vegetables mas iu knowledge OF farming vile would take
charEeOf dairy poultry 6c those requn1g tue service OF
hlst class party only need reply. Aidcs GARDENER Box
Il. Tribune Uptown once. 40. i,23o Brolaway.
~ ARDENER.-By single man understands
~ greenhouse napenOs hot and cold fruits, vegetables OF
al kinds has thorough knowledge .. his business in
eta on gouuemss place. best cay tricfoGccs Address
J. H. Bp2 u. Tribune Uptown ONCE. i25o broadway
GARDENER and FLORlST.-By q young
~ man. married thoroughly undcrs ands ms busness
Lrtcla-s Recommendations only INST class place, wucte
good wages viii be paii. need apply. Address 81. DAVIS
100 M~dlsonst. Paterson, Nj
Nv AIHER.-By a thoroughly competent man.
w with toe highest testimonials for capabilities and
briefly most competent caterer II required O leo.
un 10 any pI OF tho country. Cal OF address Wal FER,
81 East 23d ~.
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Gin propertn 90 Get.

40 LET or for SALE.-Imee three-story
private dwellings, al Improvement. for Cne
fsrlily Apply the premises Ave. A. boulevard between
sOth and $50 per month price N 600 e9ch
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Country i)ropertn for Sale ano On Get.

1 = PBATNFIELD, \. 1.-Two and One-hali
Z story dDuJ!a house, rooms al modern iaprJ eincnis
l0 1si,0 only seven minutes yak hon Drugt on ono q
io.gnAMst
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nor SALE.-On Round nm. Northampton

ORANGE, n. J.-IIouSes and Country Seats
" TO let ana sale great variety; Also farms and build
ing lots BLACKWELL BROS. 2l5 Broadway, Room B.
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TOR SALE.-TWeDty-oD miles from New
York, % good house AID barn, and a. fine
power be found ne power there al use
round better p ace for or WOohcn ul MI
sci cheap. j. =. An N1TIE, No. Pne-st
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE CHEAP. -Home-
stead p rooms; 32 acres cuuEsied 700 feet on East
river capable OK landing largest vesses, surpassed
denCe mandatory warehouse &c; - minutes from S. Y
Address A., Tribune Dfice
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THE COURTS.
THE PACIFIC NAIL TAXES.

TIE PACltlC MAIL lAAhO'
ARGUMENT OK THE MOTION 10 PERPEIUAlLf hN-
JOIN THE CITY FROM PROCEEDING AGAINST THE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27

The Sun will deal with the events of the year
1880 in its own fashion, now pretty well under.
stood by every body. From January Ito Decem-
Der 81 it will be conducted as newspaper. writ
ten In the English language. and printed for the
people.
:, AS a newspaper, THE Sun believes in getting all
the news Of the world promptly. and presenting
it in the most Ineligible shape-the shape that
will enable its readers to keep well abreast of the
age with the least unproductive expenditure of
time. The greatest intereot to the greatest nuns
ber-that is the law controlling its daily make~
up. It now has 3 circulation very much larger
than that of any other American newspaper, and
enjeys an income which it is at all times pre-
pared to spend literally for the benefit of its
readers. People OF ali conditions of life and all
ways Of thinking buy and read The SUN; and
they all derive satisfaction of some sort from its
columns, for they keep on buying and reading it.
in its comments on men and affairs, HE Sun
believes that the only guide of policy should be
common sense, inspired by genuine American
principles and backed by honesty of purpose.
solutely independent of party, class, clique. or
ganization, interest. 1t is for ALL but of none
It viii continue to praise what is good and re-
probate what is evil, TAKING. care that its lam
guage is to the point and plain. beyond the poe
sib ity of being misunderstood. 1t is uninfiu
enced by motives that do not appear on the sur
face it has no opinions to SELL save those which
may be had by any purchaser for two cents. It
hates injustice and rascaiity even more than it
hates unnecess airy words 1t abhors frauds.
pities fools, and deplores nincompoops Of every
species. It will continue throughout the year
1880 to chastse the rst class; instruct tn second
and discountenance the third All honest men,
witd honest convictions, whether sound or mis-
taken, are its friends. And The Sun makes no
bones of telling the truth to its friends and about
its friends Whenever occasion arises for plain
speaking.
These are the principles upon which THE Sun
will be CONDUCTED during the year to come.
American can afford to close his eyes to public
w ENGLAND Du.,I;SI,.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freeman: We would
by no means recommend any kind of
medicine which we did not know to be
good-particularly for infants. But of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge; in our own family
it has proved blessing indeed, by giving
an infant troubled with collie pains, quiet
sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at
night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here is an article which works
to perfection, and which is harmless; for
the sleep which it affords the infant is per-
fectly natural, and the little cherub awakes
as bright as button" And during the
process of tsething, its value is incalcula-
BILE. We have frequently heard mothers
say they would not be without it from the
birth of the child till it had finished with
the teething siege, on any consideration
whatever. Sold all druggists. 25 cents
q bottle.