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The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
Wales Reception
American Press a ssociation.

AlNrT1CUN FTVSS NSSV'IH0IVu'
New York, May OLA special cable
from London, says at the reception of the
Prince of Wales, the hall was perfect
blaze of artlstically designed decorations.
The Prince himself went in semi-miiitary
state.
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NEW ADVERTISE EM ENTN

NOtice-Death.
Furniture--Ada dair.
Noti e-Marriage.
Coal-JoSeph Fout.
riodicals-Ryan's.
Trunks-J. w. Canary.
Or. Bull's Cough Syrup-The Best.
stylish Clothing-DeWolf, 80 Market,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
The Boston Boat Race.

By American Press Association.
BosToN, May 21.-The race today be-
<een the Faulkner Began and City Point
MS attracted some 5000 persons TO the
krles river, sl K. % is s,.i
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MAY :, 1910.
Trains will leave Wilmington "a M
lows, ior ,,..o.,.
Philadelphia and Intermediate siallon9
100, $40, $40, $50, 9.52 1890 a. m" 0V' a"'
7.2h. 8 81 9. III.
Philadelphia and New York, l'3l a. Ill"
IL. ID u 81, 5.i6, p. IN. ,..,,,r,
Baltimore and intermediate s'a'ion''
i2.h2, $50, a. IN. 5.20p m. ,o.o tx
baltimore and Washington, lZcz ~"
s -, q. NJ, l2.G, l.23, 5.W, 40 p. M .or
trains for Delaware Division. leave ~ IN
New Castle, 1855, GO, s.SO a. m'' lS'"''
7.40p. m. o..,,ons
Wyoming and intermediate H'"'i'D''
l2.h5. s.2Da. m.. 7.40, p. n. 49,. ,oi;
Delmar and mediafe S1aIlohs' '-"'
$50, Il. m & u pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate S'a'i'D''
$40, a. n., 4.I5 $50, p. m. ,,, ~
Philadelphia and New YORK, l'oi 70 y. ~ X
Baltimore and Washington, '-''-' y"
a. m. ,o GA
For further Information passenger ~ ths
referred to the time tables pos'e' Nv
depot. r,y cru
janl-ly E. f. KENNEL 'e'''
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
The FloggiN0 at Netc Castle.

The Floggit0 at Ne,c Castle.
There were eleven aogged at New Castle
on Saturday. The highest number of
lsshes inflicted was twenty. The attend
ancs was not 70 large q usual. !. USksl
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

MARRIED,
GEEEN-WOOD.-On the Ilth inst, hy the
Rev. ID. d. Smith. pastor of Christ Church
Christiana Hundred, Charles Greer, of
Rock land, TO Miss Carrie Wood, Gau.h-
ter OF John Wood, ESQ, of RoxeDy.
NIED.
ChNNON.-E3u0Genly, on the 10Th instant.
anthony cannon. aged q years,
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral from hjs
mothers residence, No. l05 Logan street
this Monday afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. to
proceed to the Wilmington snd Brandy
wine remCtery.
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6ouses aro farms {Oauie6.

WANTED TO LEASE-ln New-Jersey. with
w privilege N purchasing Portable HOUSE OF
more rOOms with or LAND. Address BOX
AZ, Orange, NewJef-ey.
NANTED-TO RENT, an ACADEMY or
w SEMINARY. capacity b0arlug scholars. 100 mile,
hOm New York, accessible by Ta Principal
move his school. NORMAL BOX T. Tribune OAicc
WANTED-A house worth 80, 900 To 81 600
W IN exchange Ter good merchandise. Address with fun
Particulars A. sANBoRN, 34s MoDonougr ST.. Brooklyn.
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Gounlrn Real estate for Sale.
anction Sales of Real estate.

N0TICE.-Wiliiam Kennedy, auciiOneer, will
~ sen az " o'clock H.. al the Exchange ~a.esrOOm n
Broadway TUESDAY jan Is le7G, tine right 10 collect
an e Wharfage which may Oi The ana
eIa0n by vessels OF more than i've ions hurs Of certain
peers Uufhcads the East River and tic night OF keen
IN Steps Of The Sd ave mi &C. Harlem River
full information the CITY Record copies Tor sale
City Han. :. ~. WALES,
JACOB 4. NlIsTERNELT
HENRY r. DIMOCk,
nf ma al Docl
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Gre Cream.
Uropo5al5.
Denileirn

ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl. s 10 /;
H (Hle metal fOr shallow iaw- ISL; continuous gum,
patna Lnei porcelain cusn'e $50; utr0u- oxide al
mnFtrrcd g. H. nODEMAS%, J52 Tlii ave, near Thirty
siKthsL
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. HAsBR2LCK t9rme-iy Operator r i
painless extinction Of teeth 40 l,l3i Broadway, corner oil
2Gih st.
SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP and BEAUTl-
- FULiMv Hose Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
stance Cor ARTIFICIAL 3D., cXcHl everything heretofore Of
tered for beauty, strength and gnesi needs oy TO be- seen
iO Do 9o made u day. and only SO 10 80 per
sci Ca anf Examine. Ao best Rubber sets from $40 to
SD Colo aud llgiina SO 10 So INIdcne under gas
ur 4. c. WAIT As Last Twenty Ia ~ o., near Mniisondye
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Cir properin 90 Ect.

OFFICES TO LET.--Some very desirable in
" the buildings and BCcknaa-st and 1s3 ana AZ
NssSust rutland WHITING Beefma1st
RULAND & WHITING, Real Estate Agents
~ Beesmsnst New Pest once give special alton
non % the Of otates also 10 the renng
property.
ITO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x5O,
= Ia q hne building facing City Han PaTk the well
saapted FOR brrteiass billiard fo having high ceiling
pgs. and easy sccess Apply 70 j. " WYCkOFF co, ~
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oFrnAL REooRD on M0RTeAeE.

he so tdSs sgo2Sr and we 10 charles 5000
cPg SSSrgt ana w , Til i az Finest year 1900
g.l.rer Henry and wi 30 Robert BdukC"shy, 10
Fast Jthst: 10 month. 100
f9ses W. NS St 10 81 a',S 1900
Gononce James tG George lhiet, W cor Z" @daNo 600
aud oltlSi / yeah ''"'V
Jarvis aud wife TO Oscar G Ferns ext, nos =, -
H. aud 70, syth 81 o years SV'V
% S d k a Il ry f Sc 80 . ?T 1ei 5000
E0frig Valentine and Rife IL Martin Mosr ~ oil 90
lOth.st of Avenue - ytais ..--..----. 5,VJV
k29 , # Ag as sSs g.1 Tie 10 $500
kl.uker, Fnkc II, and wifD, 10 george west OF 49,,
OF lSd years ,I'
saie 10 same uf 2davc o. SD ST years--- COO
L4 1oN y @ ~ IN Wan, : - 500
Kuehu siita ~ and others. 20 Mary A CUskIey, " o
cor - ana 4Gtl II years ls'c''
sa ms 20 h'iI' 1000
Muhrrer- Michael. and wiiC 20 samuel VI FGrlys 49,
guardian 81 li2ds W of Ch'tonHfc' q years 80, fVV
h .. IL JG ION S and we YEA - 5000
Matthews rauick 10 Peter stephan, ssnf lTn-st, bet 90
1tl and 81 2yeaIa <V'V
N0utg1ueTy Vim and Robert, TO WIN kynhaf 'IZ
West 37tst; 1yc4r.. I'o'o
q sc lial. : ySsrs - 5000
hcnvarT, InO. wife. 10 Michael Amflicin, Ot -
4Oth ST. bet l0th ami i'm ate-i years .-- -. @,oh
Tone MarV. to David Frank 81 l52tbt and Nc .-
COMBS Dam Road ZiVuO
WSeiy Az Jei4 ~ 70 YIN II 81 Il 200
loh0aLl j. h.sAiA'ir Deputy Register
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rank
qsh. = Of Sdaye 25Ssss his s2s25O
and wf TO Mienaa 81 sh IsSyc sxiooo Charles 400
sdsye, - n Of ioithsi. 2oA7oi 1850
62Cs 49, Of 2isye 2oAlo''o '"'''ru' 5000
and wife TO PS Sa,9e9ee y ooo5 Mary vega ooo
husband +! G e eI %iaT R 2jiioo PaiicsE
ll2tsi 2Il.s r. v s Of slave Io''A VII 1000
$50 It C. OF Sa aye AG S2hl Sii 600
5onl50 '24'h ""rd|i James Nominal
59h st. = 2c2 # o. KS so s sSS Nominal
s 1919 Of ls "a zmn, $500
2days cor a Of ae sas a mis-
church 81, No 49, > i ~ !, on SEestc $4,000
Ish 29a2 {, Ps,T .. ~ M ays iSAo- lO7ao
Ws'' 56s5o ,i Ward; VS. Smith 70 Georgia o0,
Lezinslssse +, is sae % ssa Ti 10000
2daye cor ,d 2 S 6s,OOo
49ds $25 &c o. 3ds'e icsA''oi , 49,. 300
1Sotns 100 ., I ~ e u HARRISON u, 90
, AqR ami nif iS 10 SIS S d irregular apart Of
t Cav S Cosi,s Joscpl Go'wn, r. ., " ''na
0raye 4s5 IT., ne, is' -AlV 'os lo5 ooo
5tave cor or 94.a - o $1,000
mn aye Ggn sSSs -0'Aivo 'V.. $4,000
l,a a o , s,4e {t SGgSalye il,,'a 1880
itiSd Ward}; SAMUEL Wilson and wife TO august soo
Mese-.. ...--'-.'..-''-'' ass.
No 900 Othayc. years Geo Hoffman to Henry 90 ,oo
BoaI P1 and Of 7h.sve, bet iiet ana ,9as'
Hossrn Hotel 10 years Geo Ross 10 Gas l'I o. ~
Va sn4 q. i ., .iore door years jos Doia,: q 90
No d2 ss s' tSs year and mcas jO' TO 90,
no i a. 5Ihsyc years jacob joonan Jacob
0 1a%iiGa'n J. J. SAVAGE Deputy Rcss'oT.
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Dneircss q hancss.

AGENCY WANTFD.-A Wholesale dealer in
= Cn.tIart i,u1I i- ur'i AIRED go accept few igru
c.s H., Gnni fIr Ur.rafA Advertiser b, turoHei
business lHd c,fOn'u salesman. gm"ns o. ,"is
highest reference For iatcflrr~ address
h. - 1865 srr oi i,.,Is Aug .. Non Cos Advertising
Ae,irt. tops .ina1u
EOR SALE-t HOTEL pays well. Address
4 a.. GARDINER MISSIONER, las ell sh"I-, Nd.
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Goar0 ano iioom5.
West Side.

II. West Side
EURNITURE or PIANO wanted, new on see
= o-dhand, ~ exchange Tor rent of furnished r1oss
rTi6% H% Ws. ., sblq ' Once =. . West sds
I HANDSOME SUITE of ROOMS on second
floor win without private abei highest r'iei'nee
I'D FLOOR-Fiye ROOMS, elegantly furnished,
- on otnlye wi'1 private tp'e Alp ON 3'h'l neir
clDic, locations. a. DALEY, SIS Gthave.
%TH-AVE., No. "a large elegantly fmuishcd
- FtoNI Room, win board; choice iocitl'n near '"o
STH-AVE., 123.-To LET, with BOARD,
- hpoNS sney or On suite terms e,soglM' i,h IN
it WEST llTH-ST.-Doubc and single
~ Rooms, together or separately with boari; price
Sn WEST i9TH-ST.-Four large handsomely
,ItS , il o ooe l rse n S dc a- room ~
AK WEST -ST-priyaie family (:
j -s'b thr, story. aa1bl, frunt noon VIII or Vhoa.
boari To- .rt"u,uor nsnan nd sIri vii. BE- let resoa
OF WEST Single and double
- ROOMS 0i lalira or gentlemen, with BOARD 3
reference.
East 6ils.
A PRIVATE FAMILY viii RENT one or
- two cheerful and nicely furnished ROOM, t1~cni'n o.
c @'l,' A Y al i i f,.i 27 ''' '''
NO. - GRANERCY PARK.-Mrs. j. Curtis
- heal .r. EpoI, unexpectedly 'aoar 10 LII, aIih
LECOND- STORY FRONT ROOMS to RENT
> 9Th toari. Al-o.ihrr ROOMS "a sutr or r.reiv EN
rr,ur., ,NoD.u.,d. N1s iUi aad JOS ia,, N,n .Ids
= DOORS FROM 5rII-ANE, - EAST 10TH
r>, vls house handsomely neuli l4rn,-hcl oyery
tiing Bro iuc CO.. .cr
sTIl-ST., 80 EAST. near 2d-ayc.-Froni
EODT TO LET on second u'Dr with connecting At
room. or for tAroush aIo ole other r'n q" ie Win inst
~ EAST 16TU-Sr.. between Broadway and
Eey 5hayr.-~UITE oF ROOMS pa.Ur ,Uur, with pIi
yata b'fh, "l.o single rooms io gel'!omou u.y.
Oh EAST 20TH-ST.. third door from
~ nr.IlWay-@icrly it-4Hhei single anil bubble
rc'lno'i pic.s ta.he uoao.r. rccommoia,.t.
lsQ EAST 22D-ST.. naar 4th-avc.-FirSt-
! Ocl..s rUENIsuiO IsuOts, with or wI,Ioat board
gentlemen only. r-ef"a,.s ''chan.'d.
1Sl EAST 2OrH-ST. (Gr,mcrcv parl0-
s"F-. UffufuIci room, -oid board tor gentleman
aud Eife 40, smaller i1um ioroni or ESQ persons; reason
able Iticr-.
1Dn EAST 2iST-ST.-B1ci, P.NRL0R with
wafer TIus l""
QE4l LEN ncat Normal Col
jew l-r-N Nrr Gland i1m. oilers iHDnr % c'u-
with bosr RI moderate r'ias rcirIone.a exchanged
Brooklyn Board.
rENIE hest and most reasonable accommoda
lions sl.io b be found, with rs class BOARD or
gtutieman ami ..e ci-elut l.ouN or ROOMS Appy or
nter!ow, =. o. Boa %jj1 =. y.
Rocrd and Rooms Wanted.
4 FRENCH LADY desires BOARD in re-
spcriabiu family. pirtiY h. exchange for French
music s1n+; 3D. .olo more pupils iei Fences FHFN'A
LADY, a. Lazy 90, llao-
-
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday, Jan. 10, 1876

NBw-YoBK, Monday, jan ~, 1870
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
pwing legal sales were made;
RI D. H. LuIioig & Co.
. .. ,., And h.srnept brick house, with lot N01s
Ss.i l25tst : 1853 IT OF OthaVe ot lS'1A Al ooo
'VV'ii 49, III ~ A. LdtCfence & 90.
. - hck tecnent with lot, No & Bayarist g o,n
ZOO II of Chrysest, lot 20Kl1i l"seho@'h
'"V'' - RI \. r. Stevenson, ".
4 3 story and basement Drck house WIN IoI On
800 }st II ~ of 2daye lot 2l1962 Jean oe 40 e.o
Bg William hoaaeU4. c., -.
,,rovvu etohe and lot, West 5oih
SSy 4 IA " of 0thave lot 2O.10xlCO3 = sanou
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VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRY, with
branch railroad and egu, meHts on the snc Hissi,
.gp ara Ohio IailIoaa N Dnyiiie County vi gins Cor
sAlE al PUBLIC AUCuON.-By virtue Of decree Of the
HusthRs Court Of tie CITY Of Petersburg Va n the
Cbauctry SUIT oil G. H. Cutbfrt H. H. Booth shall
SAL ClA y the 18th day Of January 1896 ~ O'Clock
The store OF p : Soahury in P0tfrshur-
public auction 20 the highest bidder tlat
1TE QUARRY and TRACT or Ian ID upoa which Is stu.
coutaiul 49, rg u tte County
siucs Cf Atli ssiVui
six lu.lts PetTsnJrs. The uarrr
and has been worked TIC granite IS riexhaustb
ic> vel for QusfrFiue purposes aud has railway track siding
turn out with thr ron rails on IT, about 1900 feet long
the quarry with to Atlantic 81 ssissippi aud OHIO
Railroad There the Rand buildings sheds deir1cks
tackle ana fixtures hoi ling engine steam pump black
smiths iorgcs. bellows, auNs ana oer too-s aud machinery
used about The qualying business Al Of which viii
Be sold together with the qu9r property Deep water for
Shipment u Tie stone can De found 40 FteHhuT1 distance Of
ak miles by rail from lhe quarry Tins IS On Opportunity sell
dom offered % IN HiC buqlue Plat OF the property
can be sen by Application 10 tnc luclyurer.
ICTus Ouefh cash; balance TCGit ~ G. 70 IL. and
= months IN e1ua ns.meuts Zoe negotiable UOes, cats
iactoTiy iudosCd carrying inter FROM e ana uus 10 Dc
retained until purchase Is iy a. rust deed taken
o. secure the dsl,rIeG PAYMENTS
The pm, issor - tax for 1876.
ALEXANDRA DONNAN)
n. O. PlGfsAN.
Gro. =. BERNARD. (O"l1lls'4'ieIS'
ALEX. HAMILTON.
+. 3. sEABUBY, AgCuoneer.
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Gi!naiious tudnteh-- females

A LADY STENOGRAPHER, whose time is
"a Only parly orcHpei desires situation Tor SHORT
HAND work either private icItion5 Ot Oce wiiunS Ad.
drras q L. Z. IThlln DiiOc.
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BROOKLYN tropsrin 60 Get.

4 ANDSOME brown-stone HOUSE TO LET
900; All improvements. mirrors, &c; frat class
se a blocks 10 ferry, brooklyn bargain. stoD,
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fotcls.

WINCHESTER HOUSE, corner Broadway
and 3iatst t.urope1n llan; elegantly tInsa rooms
proy,enis An esc,u-I family restaurant attached Lab
cfal arrangement n made fll the b.
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FALL RIVER LINE.
L REDUCTION ut FARE TO BOSTON
500, FIRST CLASS.
TIE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NEW PORT AND OLD COLONY
From Pier 2S North River foot ol Murray 81,

DAILY SUNDAYS excepted at4.3O ..
Tickets ssieooms secured 81 ncPa hotels md t,k,'
GeS fa .,' al Heen anu BoRbiN q i6yii Agents
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILRO Nd. .....
z s,ii. I or - ~ Co.,, ~ a ,a ' o
= . M. Tor .sscn B,tl.nrn, An,gt N1, halrn i'n.'
Carmel, WiI.rshalre ,i;tstoa Efs1 De- connecting Win
trains lol Ithaca Auburn Rochester Bu1aio Niagara t'-
i r Tor Easton ELLEN Aro.;oTn Naeeh Chunk
TunkhanIocA &C, maAIs close uo.s fos Heading
,. NJ Tor Eas!on, Bei,loleIn, Allentown aud aslch
80 ,. NJ Night Npres oally. f'r Ea'ton Bethlehem A.
eniONn MaucI Catiis. NikcsIa1, iltai0l t.lHt g. g.,
connecting with eins for aca A"JoT re- lrl'e j. l To-
NJ li' FAILS ana ih5 Ns3 81, IA ';iN li, s, s''
/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Il WINTER AEEAaGEIEtT:
Commencing oct 90 1914 Trains leave Hunters Point @s
@oO a. -E,pre,s mall FOR crseapori, sag Harbor AID
1000 a. G-Man train for Port Jefferson, Locust valley
1870 a ol.ion for IIc.s.l- ana Iiemps',al
$50 p M yiTess ior Cnoapolb SAG HaIo'r Locust al
80 p i-E1preas flr PORT Joncrson Valley anl
5$6 p nEHpres, Locust valley Hemp,iea 81 Rock
so p u-Acccinmodatlon for Norihpor and Hcnrst-'d
IralIs leave bolE to- Flushing hon ESQ a. IA. 10 1Jj p
m' aud at . 10 ana s. ~, >i5 p y TRIMS.
800 a. m.-For Port JeleIson Locust valley. and Hemp
t:S0 p m Fos Sortlpogt Locust valley, and Gempeteh.
y. -Fouy-boat- leave James Slip b. a. 'sory ia ho'r
IS IS2f.s 1Tyio, 20 Gr afrle co. tr,.s if.m uri.rf
POINT q. y. T. Ci>ri,. Genera -up-i. o'cpc,ut.
DHHADELPhiA via Long BRANCH aud
l the NI,sgJEtsEY SOUTH az, T. H.-isl- Gom Now
YORK P .iaCt'nN.l cilF 81 20. fNrI .tl 90 1870
Leave NtwN OK from rir . n g. fol. lei0r.i. Iul PM
'd t o d"T4 IN ., 90 S l ri,,rc,, m
II a. m Tor Pnlad,l Pla, Ninsfrd, a't lpus river
". o.. ~NiJl,,. G.. ".
PROVIDENCE AND STONlNGTON $. >. Co.
1 Between NEW ) DIX ami BOSTON.
REDUCTION ~ FARE
BETWEEN NEWYOEK And PRDVfDENCE To SO.
BETWELS INV YORK AID BOSTON TO 81
sTONTNGTON LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. NARRAGtS-
and MOTION leave per 3, EDT.i river Of
Law A. daily (e.Ceft -unda J, at f5) D.,
Through tickets o. principal and points 90 r.
DepOs aud ticket Offices altIn1Bs sec ret II Oli3s OF
Westcutt Expre as company, and at 3l9 BroG way.
PROVIDENCE LINE nHfrct.
Steamships ELECTRA and iIrA l~ayc I!er y, " H.,
foot II p. daily (c1c ~ Sunials, 90 ?. M
rect conn uuicat 10 Worcester and puIts beyond
Frclgnta VIA e4lner line taken at lowest TIio..
l.. W. FLKI.a, q. r. Al. y. Is. BAGCuCK, PIefidsnt.
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w would ike place I'm private family cisnds
his duties thoroughly also tend furnace clean siyer and
wiling himself useful furnish the very best
refeIrnee Apply at ODELBs AGENCY 100 West J4thet,
corner VI Broadway,
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Giirations t0lnico-- Fcmnlee.

H0USEWORK.- Orphan girl is years old
vi hos situation 20 ia Homework oi ne oe
children Cail az 7l5 East 9ulst
HOUSEWORK-By wiling industrious
y young Nea!sh wopal. vino Is good plain and
very good washer and iroutri willing 20 mas hcrt genor
ally useful wherever her NAV red rO1
recommendations CAL a. 3 3 6thaye- near 23Gs.
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DAfrIST CITY MsSION-A nnhIir meot-
9ine ArEs.
wM. BUTLER DUNCAN, eco,


10 De sold by auet : follows.
FURNITURE, BKDNZfS. ORNAMENTS. Re. THHEr.
DAt AtlE,iNO ON Jan. l3, at O'Clock
PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGs, FRIDAY EVENING.
Jan. H.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE OF THR0ulGH RAILROAD

nEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRA ia sn TH sos, a y ~ ,2s x m
fae sd IS p and Z 1af so sr s%d
m ANA = tsailRd LpFor the West and South via Pitts
burgh9So and and $50 p m For ihe south via
96 700 a 40 ana m and i5o o 4io e. g.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
POT CataIinesp at II ncon ana Brdgeporrat
p. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Leave New-YoIh from iooi Of Dcsbrosses and Cort
from NeAl org ia " asnnfton. Pullman sleep
tSncnnati snd 81 Louis Tnis Train makes close con.
nections Tor Columbus. indianapolis, Louisville aud
$3.50 p Tor Washington and te sout. savannah Flciils
and New Orleans; Pullman Tmlor cars from New *
$50 D. m Gailv, for Washington the soah fnI West.
iulman se]pors To Washington and from Baltimore TO
Cincinnati, &C. making close connection iof ~ Louis,
with traits iOr Richmond. Lynehbug. savannah Flor
ida. New Orleans aud the South Through sleeper Bati-
For through tickets please ca az Che ConIsnys ofices
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMoRI AND ONO r. r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEBSEY.
ana Ere 81 Stai ION in Newyork foot Of bertyst
Min bs Tc van and West 'ii al FIprTF WIN ehs
agd sus4gchanra hs.9n as9 ~ Lghsh H$lsy la a.
Central Pennsy lvsuia and Newl Ork STATE.
WINTER AIRANC EbfENT
Commencing Dec !, ls75;-Ilav New York as follows
$50 "a. NEWS TRAM for EaslOn, Belgidere Bethehem.
Bath Allentown Mauc Chnsk 1anaqa, Tamanend, Wilkes
G:l5 a. m.-Way Train f1r Dunellen
m-M3y Train fio4ingtOH ana E3stOn connects
At junction with Del, iag! ana West. r. H.
900 a. MoKlNe EKrgsss. d~ly except smdays. Tor
Easton, AN nOmn hars4urg ana me west t9hhe'ta NJ
for Mauc Chunk, tamsqua, Towauda. NilScsDare
Pottsyie scranton, Ddnsls, " .Aiamspo.t, 81.
10 II a. n.-May ran iu4 aonctNlle ana riem!rs ioh.
100 p. -EXlbrss for Remington, Allentown
Msuch Chunk, TAUaqaa. Mahauoy city naz,'1n MISes-
barre, u GdinE Columbia Lancaster Epida f"'ts'ne'
245 D. n~I:XPEEss foI Eas'oD. Bey!dare. Bath Mauch
Chunk WikesbarTc. and scranton
$50 p. m.-Way train for Dunelirii.
400 p. m.Way'raiu !og last m, Allentown and Maocl'
chunk Connects at Jnncuon WIN ie' Lao and west IL H.
4 so y. Wa, Train iUI -omlrFllo aud Remington.
500 ,. m.-Wal train Tor Dlutllen. go
Nauch Chunk Wisosbarr, Towsnda, E,aIinS ana iI"ti
80 .. n.--w'ay Train for somcrvilc.
600 ,. n.-Way Train i"r Souer'4He.
$50 p. m.-May Train Tor Dunei."n
700 r. nl-W3y IRAN fos Somerylue
$50 !. D.-fCr i-asion. -,
$50 J. m.-Way Train ieg soneI f.ie
FT Elizabeth nj 3d. Glj G3J, Z, 1:S0, 7A5. Q, ~.
&S9 2 ss l9'j ,'. ga AZ s. 55 b., 5I GI5
ESQ., $40. $50. 800 1882 i;l5; ~ = ~, e, , Enc
II. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
sharon HOges Cave, al-tou Saratoga, Lake Gcore and
No ok csrinec at Albany ami TrUy monr trans.
The day line steamers aud midday trains " H ,fchs trans
Agent II. v Oily PHANI, Al pras'L
FALL RIVER LINE.
500 FIRST CLASS.
TIE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NEW PORT AND OLD COLONY
From Pier %, North River, foot OF Murray A.,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted az $50 D. m,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-11

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
POIT leaves Zip at II and Brdgepcrt.at
National Republican., 1876-09-28
THURSDAY

that course, and good and honorable reasons ex-
listed why scrupulous man should accept that
option"
This is not true. This foundation of Mr..
Tilden's defense is itself utterly baseless. The
law did not give any such option. 1t required
every citizen with an income TO make a return
each year, under oath, of his taxable receipts
for that year. And It imposed a penalty or
fine of fifty per cent. additional tax upon every
man who failed to obey the requirement. 1t
was precisely like the ine imposed for the yio-
lation of any other law. Mr. Tilden was
persistent law breaker. He violated the law
for eight years, and suffered the penalty, and
he did it because even then he got off much
more cheaply than by making an honest re-
turn.
If there were any doubt on this point, a de-
cision rendered yesterday in the United States
settles it. This decision was given in
a case exactly like that of Mr.. Tilden,
and is conclusive. An action was brought
in the name of the United States against Row
land G. Hazard to recover the sum of Sl7 ,45l
for tax on the defendants income for 1868.
The answer of the defendant was precisely like
that of Mr.. Tilden-that, though he had not
made a return, he had paid what he was as
sessed by the United States officer, with the
added penalty of fifty per cent, and that this
was q compliance with the law and bar to
the recovery OF any further sum. The court
overruled the plea and sustains the action to
recover; in other words, it decides that the
defendant is still liable for all the tax he ought
to have paid aid did not pay.
This decision exactly fits the case of Mr..
Tilden. 1t disposes of his answer that the
''statute gave the taxpayer his option" and
settles the question that he violated the law
and is liable for it. The decision was rendered
by Judge Clifford, Democratic judge of the
United States Supreme Court, and it knocks
the last defense out from under Mr.. Tilden.
National Republican., 1876-09-28

drim. The effort, however, of the Vi-gin
ian to make Dungee and his performances
appear as worthy of the amount of Demo
cratic money expended there is simply
ridiculous, to say the least of it.
When Mr.. Phelps, in performing his
duty as elector, addresses the people on
the political issues of the day, according to
the Virginian he is guilty ofthat that is dia-
bolIcally bad and vexatiously wicked; when,
on the other hand, Dungee leaves his flock.
if he has one, to induce in public speeches
and otherwise, the cOlored people to
apostatize from the faith that saved them
from slavery, Dungee is all that is lovely
and of good report. Verify, the Virgin
idn's regard for consistency in this matter
is about on par with its observance of the
ninth commandment, in its attempt to pro-
duce the impression that the colored apostate
accomplishing aught less than renderin g
himself notorious and contemplate.