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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-24
LADIES, LIST.

Allan Ode n Nine
Adams B n Mrs
Adams L Mrs
Anderson Martha
Alcus Car0liua MRS
Bak or Eawaid Mrs
Bradford + r Nrs
Batteee Clara Mrs
BAptise G Mrs
Bennett VIC Mrs.
Hcnnett n + Mrs
Bel tteaDd 4 Mrs
Bahrens NJ Mrs
BsnersOn 4 Misc
Bridge Cecilia Mrs
Browne AP Mrs.
Brown A Mas
Boswell Selma Mrs
Butler l. d Mrs .="
Burds tt 4 n Mrs
Burke v Mrs
Bri ton L Mrs
Blu h ellen Mrs
Bull Jane Mrs
Clark Sarah Mrs ."
Carter Lena Mira .
Carter G NJ So
CushI ev } z Mrs
Carroll 8 & MIS-
CiAber Maria Mrs
Cook A Mrs
Cook Theresa Mrs
Corrorn kmilie Mis5
Corner A MIS-
Course Ann Miss
CosgiOve NJ Mise
Cine Mary Mrs
Collins X Miss
Clover + A Mrs -
Dawson r n Mrs
Dastillova Josephine y
D'Aqui, L G Mrs
Dev0nshire A Miss
Delaney CD MIS-
Dunoer r Miee
Ebear Dora Miss ...
f srnest b. II Mrs
Evans Jane
Z drick Lizzie Mrs
Ellis w Il MIS- ".-
Fredrick AunA Mrs
Fegan NJ aria A Miss
Iiuny Jane Mrs
Flynn h + Miss
Fox NJ G Mrs
FCote Amel'na Mrs
| Greene cd Mcs -.
| Grimes Kate hrs
Gortam d B Mrs
Quay A s Miss
HATCHER NJ Mrs
Hall Elizabeth Mis-
Handiey s G Mrs
Haynes G Mira
Harris Mary MIRA ...
Halter Alice Mrs
Han ey Ellen
Halle Glare So Miss
Hes on Louisiana Miss
Heard III Il Mrs ..
Hendricks 4 Miss .
James Louisa Mira
James Mrs
Jordan NJ ] Mrs
Joseph q Mira ".."..
KerIigan Z Miss .
Kelsy N d Mrs .#
Kannyl0we A r Mrs
Kopp Caruline Mas
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FOR RENT.
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMHNT OF CoMMRRcE,
New Orleans, Decen Der 23 1876.
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE COLLECTION
~ Of the revenues Of the Claiborne Maaket, for
office. up to II 4. M, TUESDAY, December u.s. 1876.
Ttrms and Conditions-The amount of the bids
IN United States currency, to accompany the pro-
posals.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids or proposals. CHARLES CAVANAC,
de24 st Adminis traitor of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-24

Labranche A Miss
Leveay Lizzie Miss
Lewis Amanda Miss
Lil:enthal 3 Mrs
Listen Mary
Littl-jOhn Joseph Mrs
LittlejOhn L II Aiss
Mathuns n MIS-
Marring A Mrs
Mssseua A n Mrs
MonOtts n Mrs -
Markets. Louise Mrs
Nahan Mary Miss
Marshall B B Ars
M.linsey A Mrs
Aenyes n Mrs
Mills II Miss
Mellon n Mics
Miathell L Mrs
Monroe Mary Miss
Morgan AM.ss
Moore Lena Mice
Morris u Mira
MORRISON N Mira
EumtO d 4 Mrs
Museheau NJ Mrs
Murtenu NJ Mts
Murphy & Miss
McDOugall L Mrs
MCGov.rn } Mrs
MeGninns L 4 HRS
Moisture C Mrs
neven N Mrs
EOOnan D B Mrs
Owens Chas Mrs
Otencs T Miss
Prague Mrs .
Ptyne Lille Miss
PIate Lnulee Mrs
Pesrce Kate Miss
sPltcher NJ J Mrs
RAbby q Mrs
Rillierva c Mira
Robe to b W Mrs
koss Ca haIine Miss
Robert Joseph Miss
Roberty z & Mrs
$ mon Eugene Mrs
Sum 5ns A NJ Mrs
Scott Aahais Mrs
Schuv er Frank Mira
Snetheuhan Z MISS
Tracy Eliza Mrs
Talon Lucy Misc
. he N ais
Jodet Clelie C Mrs
Van Os tern NJ Mira
Van Moan W Mrs
vaanin A Miss
Van envery U Mrs
Wares J B Mis-
WsrSlns Lucy Miss
WAGE Sophia Mira
Waltoa A Miss
Wacks LOuiss Mss
Washington C Niss
Wats n u L Miss
Wesly L MiSs
Williams L Mrs
Will ans y Mrs
Williams n Mrs
Williams G Mrs
wilson II Miss
Wills III } loT8 Miss
Wilson NJ Mrs "..
Wolfe A Mrs
Young W H Mrs
Yates Rae hol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-24

CLEANED YESTERDAY.

XUx
eons.y. -
CLEANED YESTERDAY.
stesnship Morgan City, Head. e asw aotA
0teegnship LisGie. Iea9ner -
Shin Incv Nicfelo, N'ckelo, ~ 1fveeR0S.
Rr,ssn FL Granville Belle. Ierdy. e anMe
n~;~ ets,ia. Davis lor New Y0st
ec6cSnef Chars FISHER. easoos, - =. d. N.,,..t
S Ssr Mst,iSs Br oks. Jones, for Baltimore
Schoouer Jefferson BoTd.n, Berry. Ser New fofk
.pp.vrn YESTERDAY.
$3.50. 49,. Hhnm IdvArDool
pscemSar J. silae Weeks aco-asn a.1 snss. =
SonG essna to Torie Ans. ioni-1d district rT
Schooner nep01'o' i'S-' -.
s8te DTEAMBOATBs,
s..cd Renrhlic Thorveean from Memphis
Su uaSnisa I sslls 'n, o% vicssburs
= denny Teta. Aucc,n. re. Dsnsssscms, .srn dnv
City Of Augusta; .nssie ~ nom % - esd.cv.;Iie
Assumption. Dalterce. noo Dooaios0ny'AD
Iaabel. OPry. nom Lewer Cost
Emma. Canton. from Lover Coast
Mary Ida, RuiS, rom Weinan Aanai"B
EXPORTS.
,p n,.nv,,,a ne,la-s73s bales cotton
I1vkkPoOE-shp Lucy sieksl'-@ss0 osie'
'o Ittt1VnRRpooL-shlp I..le Barrin-4sls bales cot
VkRPOOk-bafk Feoe'o-s P71"""
CAKE 4ZU sIavss c,,,., Matilda Brooks-2OS
DALTiMOhSsecS,-tnc I ~
hhds sugar 1852 BIB 9 mns,ses Sxa~.- 1en,
NkW YOkA.-bfig cteHo ~ ~ -. rri;sh
bbs molasses 2s9 oD,s rce 541 sks nc PPorar-As,
NkW fOkh--ScnooI1a - W. %asT hhis rooiassas
hhds sugsr lbAo nols m1lnsfS 81 la C;tr-i1E haJez
NEW ,,Ca ,s ssaa. 3oll loosa hides
s5S Digs lead los bxs beef So bales wool 50 bags wool
48J pkge pee ans % nhas tSi.ow oa 1890 as moo
bbs mosssos sdS Dds rlco ID PAs' s
in specie v,.o..--,oo e.. Lard
HAVANA-Scnoon 20 ~ ~ hran afs - oats
500 BDls hnu, 1916 sSs corn ooV sks o1~" S'o s- 0
10 bales nay ~ muies Y;,,;a-a cso sks rorn $40
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIZ ~ -
pkgs mdse
r,D0Drc
AMfOnAO
TrvERpOOI- Steamship Bcru ssia-4l75 pkgs raj.
.aa ~. isi nv~s aarrhenvare 3405 sks salt 964 bxs
lemons 1850 tilrs 100 bbls beer 50 drums soda LOT
hhs soda crvttsl 100 cases champagne 20 cases
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-24

herring .tesdy g ths,s Irsyssnss %oss sess
ne S1ssa.s .as -. g tse ,sscS1 q sapsess
1922 20 ~, 70" sssSr.csn9 81 37s tor Nvssoool.
for ss.re $50 to5 The t nosfa ~
and i:s5 for coastw,se porte Leaving "a in ec1ss
agxeesbly e It. aecouns . y, - ~. L.
At noon today middlnG W, quote. 9 1s1xS
s1 IKE. a. Charleston st ia1lakc. At wil%nesoa
At ike at Baltimore at 12kc. ~ Nev iorA
. st Boston at Iske, q Memphis q H*e' ana
ct AuEn.tss az rs,sort. Sssles $500 bales. Mar
ket Arm" - AoVvr last
evening at 2.770o33 bales. Against z,'oo,4S .ess
week and 63 ss6 last sear. showing On IS e1Gest
over last year OF l32 7o7 bales aRaanss '
week. and i97 693 the week before
Bales.
Stock on hand September l. 1876. 1851
Arrived since last satement.... 80. ~ -,x &c,
Arrived previously ''''os
| r..., .765 40
Cleared 10 OAy. 900
Cleared prev ousy No 4SV91s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-24
EXPORTS.

LIyERPOOL-steamship Bcrussia4l75 pkgs raj
aims 1871 pigs earthenware 34oS sks salt 964 b 3
lemons 1850 til-s 100 bbls beer 50 drums SODA ioI
ibis soda crytta1 100 cases champagne 10 cases
hran LIZ Is cks wilma
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-24
REeQuACER,

The above Statements shows o fair ipcreass in
specie and deposits and moderate falling off in
10 ANS and currency.
The demand for money was moderate to-day,
both In bank and on the street, and numerical
paper was unchanged moderate business was
lone in cold at previous ates. With lighter Offer
rss and fair demand. sterling advanced lc,
or about 2.l0 p cent. and francs
quiet, but stronger. Stoke were dull. I'm.
der lin ted offerings and q better demand state
coasols weIe Il p cent higher. and premium bonds
y.
As usual on Christmas the banks, exchanges
ana public offices wall be closed on Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-24

Editor CT the Empire B1itor Herald
JOHN n. q. PARKER. Postmastef.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

critical, professions had led many Of the
good men and true of the country to be-
lieve that these slaveocrats hal really
and honestly accepted the situation"
and were once more loyal to the Union,
ard would abide by the Constitution and
the verdict that had been made by four,
years Of blood and war. Some there were
who, like sentinels upon the watch-.ower,
warned the people against this trusting to
men who had once been guilty Of treason.
But they were treated as was Cassandra
by the Trojans. These warnings were
unheeded and they were reyiled.
Once more that divinity that shapes our
ends" comes to the rescue. and saves the
country tfom again being dominated by the
slaveocrats. Through the carelessness of
those who were deceived by false protesta-
tioBs one branch of the Federal Govern
ment has passed into the hands Of those
men of the South and their followers and
sympathizers in the North. The manner
in which they have conducted themselves
has awakened the true, loyal people of the
country to realizing sense of the fact that
as 'the Ethiopian cannot change his skin
nor the leopard his spots" neither can the
Southern slaveocrat nor the Northern
doughface change his principles. The one
believes as he did in 1861 and the other is
ready to do his visest behest if Office can be
obtained by 1t. Seeing this, the people
are determined that neither shall have the
opportunity to once more plunge this na-
tion into war, and al such will. in the Ian
guage of the Cincinnati platform. "be dele
gated" to private life, while the future
destiny of the country will be entrusted to
the men and the party who saved it from
being dismembered.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISE.
MENTS for the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLIoAN,
left at the following places, will be attended to
j. Bead. ADAMS, statioaer, No. sI2 street
northwest.
stationers, No. l21 PsnnsylVania avenue n. w.
NORTHEAST.
SR. KRAMER, pharmacist, corner Third aad II
e'reefs Dortbeast.
HoEARD BEALL, druggist, corner Of Eighth
and II streets northeast.
A. J. SCHAFBIRT, pharmacist, corner H and
North Capitol streets.
NORTH WASHINGTON.
HELLER's OLD DRUG STORE southwest corner
Seventh and streets northwest.
VIZ. r. STONE, drugK corner Seventh and
Q streets northwest, opposite Corcoran market.
Jos. N. HoDGKINs, paarmscist, Seventh ST.,
above Boundary, opposite Ls DroIt Park.
E.W.. Koss, druggist, corner Seventh ana
Boundary streets northwest.
N. ]. GRIFFITH, corner Fifth and o streets
northwest.
W. A. GRAY, druggist. corner of Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
F. B. WINTER, druggist, northwest corner
Tenth and NJ streets northwest.
SAMUEL Z. LEWIS, druggist, No. 1io4 Four
tSenth street, near street northwest.
WEST END.
AMERICUs DAVIS, druggist, corner Of Nine.
teenth and h streets northwest.
wn. q. DUCKETT & Co., corner PenusYlvania
avenue and Twenty second street northwest
]. Is. MOORE, druggist, No. 1924 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
EAST WARRINGTON.
r. B. FERGUSON, druggist. corner OF Sc sond
Street and Pennsylvania avenue, CSsltol Hill
+. Y. DooLEY, druggist, No. 223 PennsylVania
avenue southeast.
EDwARD b. BURY, pharmacist, No. 4I2 Eighth
street southeast
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
WIN. @. DAWSON, druggist No. 42j Seventh
street southwest.
Il. A BACON, druggist, No. 5!s Four-an i-a-hslf
street southwest.
GEORG ETOWN.
CHARLES BECKER, druggist, No. rs High
street.
JoBN H. ScHULTzE, tobacccnist, No. 5S Bridge
street.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

REPORTS from Indiana show that the
friends of Hon. J. N. Tyner, Second As
sistant Postmaster General, are in earnest
in the efforts to again secure his services as
Representative from the Eighth district
Of that State. They cannot do q better
thing. Mr.. Tyner was looked upon in the
Forty-tAird Congress as one of the safest
and strongest Republicans in that body,
and his absence from the present assem-
| blage assumes the proportions Of serious
loss to the country at large. 1t seems to
be conceded that it is test of statesman
ship to occupy the ctair with credit. Mr..
Tyner seemed to be Mr.. Blaine's chief re-
lance in this respect, and it would be the
most natural thing in the world to see him
occupying the chair as the duly elected
Speaker. We hope he may. None could
fill the place with more dignity, judicial
fairness or parliamentary skill. MIR. Tyner
has edded to his national reputation by his
vigorous administration Of his bureau Of
the Post Office Department, in which he
has seconded Postmaster General Jewell in
practical REFORMS. The Republicans of his
district will fail lamentably in their appre-
citation Of hls unusual talents and worth if
they Go not return him TO the Forty fifth
Congress by a rousing majority.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

Is THERE any moral or civil law which
the Confederate House is bound to respect?
This question is often propounded, but sell
dom answered, as it seems impossible for
them to confiue themselves to their legiti-
mate duties. Section 3670 Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States provides as
follows:
'sNo Department of the Government shall
expend in any one fiscal year any sums In ex-
cess of appropriations made by Congress for
that fiscal year, or Involve the Government in
any contract for the future payment of money
in excess Of such appropriations"
The committees Of the House have in
volyed the Government, by contracting with
certain men whom they have subpeuaed
as witnesses, when they were well aware
that all the money which had been sppro-
priated was expended. When will this
lavish expenditure cease2 Can these CON-
mittees go on ad li5ftum? Congress has
made it penal offense to involve the Gov
crnment for the payment Of money, and
these penalties ought to be visited on all
alike. Don't plead privilege"
National Republican., 1876-04-05
OFFICIAL DATA shows that the Govern

OFFICIAL DATA shows that the Govern
ment advanced to disbursing officers whose
accounts were settled in the Third Audit
or's Office in 1860 S11 ,6s7, 492, and in 1875
So, ,a6S, ,O40 and that there were settled in
that Office in 1860 by G1 clerks 2. 800 claims,
amounting to $14.591 ,s15, while in 1875
there were 1888 claims, settled by 173
clerks in the same Office, amounting to
$53. .416, 6a8. The salaries of the Gl clerks
in 1860 amounted, in gold, to 800, $40, and
of the 1T3 in 1875 to $e37, 900 in greenbacks.
Average in 1861, s., ,49o.Sa per annnm;
average salary of the 175 in 1875. 81. .51s.1S
in currency. The cost of each settlement
in 1860, gold, $S5; cost Of each settlement
in 1876, currency, s12.3O. The average of
settlements to each clerk in 1860 was 395t /;
do. in 1915, III 50. In 1860 the admins
tratior was Buchanan's, democratic } in
1873 it was Grants, (Republican.) We
have no words for comment.
National Republican., 1876-04-05
THERE'S A DIVINITY THAT SHAPES
OUR ENDS"

Shakespeare, with all his wise sayings
never uttered q more notable truth. 1t
has been proven more than once in the
history of our country and of the Repub.
lican party. 1t was only Divine interpo-
sition that made the madness of the slave
ocracy ofthe South force upon the nation
a wa that resulted in freeing the land
from the blight Of slavery. And again.
nothing less could have so blinded the con.
quered rebels as to the feelings and dispo-
sition of the people of the North-the
loyal men who had saved the life of the
nation-as to induce them to follow the
course which convinced the people Of the
North that the reconstruction measures
and the fourteenth aud fifteenth amend
ments were absolutely needed to preserve
the results OF the war.
> Long continued and earnest, but hypo
National Republican., 1876-04-05

s ngle House Of Congress acquire jurisdic-
tion ever that place of detention except
through the commitment OF court OF COM
pe.ent authority? Is the return made by
the United States marshal upon the bench
warrant of the Supreme Court Of the Dis,
trict of Columbia commanding the appear,
auce OF Mr.. Hallet & Kdbourn satisfactory to
that court? These questions are pertinent
to the dearest rights Of American citizens,
ard should be answered.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

There is dry goods clerk in this city so
bald-headed that he cannot take his hat Off to
the ladies without sneezng.
A man in West End had pair of shoes
stolen from him three years ago, and recog-
nized them on the street yesterday by the in-
dentation made by one Of his bunions.
The show windows of our millinery shops
are blossoming out beautifully. The lenten
season will soon be over, and the openings are
as plentiful as investigations.
That noisy aggregation of brass horns con-
trolled and manipulated by Gilmore will split
and rend the atmosphere surrounding Phila-
delphia during the Centennial Exhibition, and
ear cotton will be in great demand.
There is a man in Georgetown who says he
can zee with his naked eye the riDgs around
Saturn; yet his friends will not believe him.
And then there is Bourbon In Congress who
sees coming Democratic victory in Connectt-
cut, but nobody believes him; and that is the
way it goes in this skeptical age Of ours.
Probably the lowest priced man in the mar
ket is twenty y-dollar Robbins. There are some
men who will be influenced by champagne
supper or even s cigar, but we know Of no
other one in all this broad land or New Jersey
who will really sell out and out for two thou
sand cents. Look at Pendleton's $780, 900 and
Tilden's 100000 and Hendricks $4,000.
There is nothing small about these prices, but
SEQ. aw, would duck shwim:
People cannot be too careful about going to
sleep in church. A man placed his head on
the back OF seat in one ofour large churches,
fell asleep and dreamed he came to a large
precipice, and, while standing upon its verge,
he slipped and fell down, down, d-when
thump came his head upon the hard seat back
and his eye went Immediately into mourning.
He said some things which he would not have
printed for post-tradership.
An anxious correspondent writes: "Win
you enlighten heather by informing him
the meaning of the word pronounced as used
in Yesterdays REPUBLICAN's dispatch from
the seat of war in Mexico!' One OF the hap
piest missions on earth is to eulfghten heath
ems. pronounced" )" used as It was in the
dispatch, meant that the Government forces
had joined the revolutionary army and were
willing to support that cause. Our corre-
spondent probably noticed that when Lebarro's
troops ';pronounced' for Diaz, the former
ssbounced'' across the border on American
soil
National Republican., 1876-04-05

BIZ WHAT AUTHORITY does the warden
ofthe District Jail admit prisoners of the
Sergeant at Arms of the House of Repre-
seniatiyes to that prison? When did a
National Republican., 1876-04-05
STEAMSHIP LINES.

DEoPLEs' oPLEs'LISE''"~~o@'~" LISE
l. for MattoH Greek and intermediate land.
ings. The side-wheel steamer,
fsE- M . RR 7 So
Capt. T. z. BALDWIN, =.
VIII leave Washington everv HNOs -
MONDAY and THURSDAY, att
.. m, from Sixth-street wharf,
commencing Monday, March 6. UitZe-<zSS-z-z1EA
Returning viii leave Nomini TU EsDAYS and
FRIDAYS at q. m, making the above landings.
ft2S-tf n. r. FITZHUGH, Agent.
National Republican., 1876-04-05
a1atiuual RepHblifaiI
:, J. MURTAeH.......Editor and Propriesor.
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: is published ever,
RATES OF ADVERTISING 3;

TIE RATT0EAL REPUBLICAN, RAS 4
LARGER CIRCULATION FHAE ANY OTHER
1oREIEG PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LnMBLA.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

That noisy aggregation of brass horns con-
trolled and manipulated by Gilmore will split
and rend the atmosphere surrounding Phila-
delphia during the Centennial Exhibition, and
ear cotton will be in great demand.
National Republican., 1876-04-05
EDITORIAL Postscript.

There is dry goods clerk in this city so
bald-headed that he cannot take his hat Off to
the ladies without sneeZDg.
National Republican., 1876-04-05
PERSONAL.

TNHE ONLY GENUINE "B0SS" CIGAR,
y made Of pure Pu%aTregan reg MA HSy1Hs Hy1S,s Filler.
California Cigar Store, Gil Pennsylvania avenae,
at Is per hundred; cents each. Try them.
National Republican., 1876-04-05
x o u M l S S.

The bsneats derived from .theuse OF KoUsIIss
proyeitoue or the most valuable remedies Of the
fPhystcians are invited 10 test Its qualities.
we are receiving It direct from the manufacturer
and cuarantee every bottle sold by US TO be fresh
aud pure, y. W. REEDS SONS,
mbs-lm 214 y street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-04-05
BUILDING MATERIALS

SfHOoE 'oIsT.
We have on our wharf.bout LSn 90 feat sadR
inch SPRUCE JOIST, very best quality, fru0l
We are authorized by the owners to sell f6r CAGR
without regard to cost.
In order TO close 1t ont Is soon as possible. 10
have determined to sell It very much below cont,
market, :
Purchasers VIII md It TO their interest TO sxsR.
Large stock OF
LUMBER OF ALL KINDE
always on hand, at lowest market prices.
T. EDw. CLARK q CO.,
Once, Depot and Planfng-H1n,
nhl2-u Foot OF Fourth Gg. eaSt.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

The show windows of our millinery shops
are blossoming out beautifully. The lenten
season will soon be over, and the openings are
as plentiful as investigations.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

A man in West End had pair of shoes
stolen from him three years ago, and recog-
nized them on the street yesterday by the in-
dentation made by one of his bunions.
National Republican., 1876-04-05

KNowNAS
PINEY POINT,
in St. Mays county, Maryland, 4 SAC0
4 offered for rent for the season. NMNh
This Point has all the accommo- 1KAA
dations, gsod sea-bathIng. &c. tf114HlAA
On the ground is large Hotel, Atta291S1t.Sl37Hs 91S1t.Sl7s
together with number of Cottages, arrangei IN
the most comfortable style. Altogether this Is
one of the most attractive summer resorts on the
Potomac, and the near proximity to Washington;
and the STEAMBOATS, running from this city and
stopping At the Point, give additional cha I'm 10
the place. The reputation Piney Point has borne
for years past speaks for Itself and it might be
safely eaid that 1t has no equal on the Potomac.
For particulars inquire Of
api-STuTh1m No. 123l Pennsylvania avenue.
PEFRIGERATORS-T ICE KING IS
~ the best in the world. Call and see them at
l22i street. BEN. T. FRENCH, Agent.
mh24-Ims
National Republican., 1876-04-05
FOR SALE OR RENT

EoR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENr-THAT
u beautifully finished REsIDENCE, 1884 O.
street northwest, containing seventeen -
rooms, most elis,oIy located, and possessing -
ply 70 W. NOTTINGHAM. corner of Third and x
streets southeast, or TO =. A. POsEY, Fort Foote,
Haryiand. ian2.-u
EOR SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
= HEIGHTS.-The residence Of the late Morris
1 Adler, esq; brick house, with fourteen rooms,
nschen aRd pantryj one acre Of ground. Rent
go per month Apply to w, II. DOU6AL, corner
krsd and High streets ocSo-u
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-08
M 0 T I G. E
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
4 SIP ECHAI TAMHIS.
May 1, 1876. to April 30. ls77.

The Revised Statutes Of the United
States. Sections 1892 3237, 323s, and 3239,
require every person engaged in any bust
ness, avoca,iGn, or employment which
renders him liable 10 a Special Tax, to pro-
cure and place conspicuously in his cstab-
lishment OF place Of Business a Stamp de-
noting the paymcn, Of said Spc ,ial Tax for
the Special Tax year beginning MAY, /,
1876, before commencing or continuing
business after April SO, 1876.
The Taxes embraced within the Pro.
visions of E;ie Law above quoted ara the
following, viz:
Rcct:ticrs 5000 co.
Dealers, retail liquor S25 90.
l'calers, Wholesale liquor 500 90.
Dealers, i'll malt liquors, wholesale $50.
Dealers in malt liquors, retail $50 90.
Dealers in Icnitobacco $50 90.
Retail dealers in Leaf tobacco $500 90.
And on sales of over : 900, iiitv cents for
every dollar III excess Of S 900
Dealers III manufactured tobacco S5 CO.
Manufacturers Of stills 800 90. And for
each still manufactured $40 90. And for
each worm manufactured $50 90.
Manufacturers Of tobacco $40 90.
Manufacturers Of cigars 81 90.
Pcddcrs of tobacco, first class (more than
two horses or other animalsl 500 90
Pcddlcrs Of tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
horses or other animals) S25 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class (onc
horse or other annal SO 90
Pe,ldlers Of tobacco fourth class ION foot
or public conveyance) $40 90.
Brewers of less than 500 hundred barrels
$50 0D.
Brewers Of 800 barrels or more SlO0 90.
Any person, SO liable, who shall fail TO
comply with the foregoing requirements
vii be subject 10 severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of Tie
Special Taxes named above must apply to
A. j. RANSIER, Collector OF Internal
Revenue at Charleston, those in Orangehn,g
and Barnwcl Counties to P.N. DlBBLE,
Deputy Collector ut Orangcbnrg, $. c.,
and pay for and procure the Srcc,al-Tax
Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to Nav !,
1876, anu without further notice.
ID. ID. PRATT,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Office OF Internal Revenue, Washington,
D. c., February |, 1876.
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