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which gave reasonable certainty Of increasing Vaiue
through the rising reputation OF the ARTISTS lne pau
rons recall long list Of works by men OF present "iue
fame which were introduced by them into TINS country
when the artists we're utterly ignored by the art world
of this the Centennial Loan Exhibition, at the Academy
Of Design afforded many striking instances, Tor among
the most admired pictures were not few which were
introduced by them to the attention OF American coh
Through the changes that have been successfully car
ried out, the whole building Is now III I,oa
Kuoedler Co. The increased width OF tne etoe ,
them 10 display TO far greater advantage ther lGe
stock of modern enRaviDgs and OF Deaullul
ings made by the Woodbury. and tonsse!on ptocess1s
which belong exclusivelytO GOupil 20 OF falls Ah
i'm addition TO these there the puDlcauons Q, IS
honse sneh as the Return Of the MayfOwer, ann
others which have met With nuch 1aNOf anu sv It
assortment OF the publications OIL all the leaui"e
European houses. -. - an, ,ri,b the
THE rooms adjoining the main store are llied WIN tno
works in water-cours, Of wellknOWn arlIst5-
Vibcr Ros Simoni CortazzO, and the late fOrtnny anu
Zamacois Here gathered Old Hhc ehBIa nS,io
great value by the famous masters oi tut ~ ~ han'
Muller Nanteuil, Willie, Mason, Raphael MOrgncn'
tjOu OF rare etchngs, including works Dy tue ost I'm ~
nent modern etchers, well as Dy the famous mn VI
former cruturies-Martiu SchOengauef, hlDcrt Du0i'
Marc Antonio, Rembrandt, and others. - ,.o,ood
In the wc-lOwn gallery where nave Deen ~
IN The artoying circles Of this city many famous ohgs
dIrrc has been placed than usually lutc'esunS
and valuable collection OF paintings Inc p1d
favorable turn in American commerce mas lhuu .an
Messrs Knoeder K Co. TO 20 beyond lnclf usui tno.
prise and an admirable display of american anu 80
works is promised during the c0mbR season III
proximity to the gallery, up snort Hgh, ,bo ~
stairs is suite of rooms 1urilsheu "lt tS tr
severe good taste which is important requisite ior
the proper display and appreciation ol "orhsoI al.
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OBITUARY..
DANIEL JAMES.

On Monday last Daniel James, member of the firm
of Phelps, James a. Co. in Liverpool, England and
of Phelps Dodge * Co. in this city, died at his resi-
dence known as "Beaconsield," near Liverpool
He was born in 1901 and was accordingly 10 years
of age. In 1881 he went 10 England, taking up his
permanent residence there. In the intervening 40
years he has lived in Liverpool, and died the oldest
American merchant that country. lie early ident-
fed himself with charitable endeavors, and for more
than 30 years was a leading member of the st.
Georges Street Chapel. As business man his
career was successful, and he gained the esteem of
men for his upright character and superior business
capacity. Mr.. James was the father Of ID. Willis
James and Mrs. Robert Hoe, jr., Of this city, He
leaves three sons in England. lie has been con-
slant and liberal contributor to the best charities
during his whole lifetime, and especially during his
later years. Ii is presumed that he has now left the
bulk Of his large fortune to his children.
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Total.....8J0 sC.5Ol, los s2...I.O8I sls2l7s56 60


The banks the principal cities have for three years
past held largo amounts Of currency as dead weight,
which greatly auqnens the nominal amount of deposits
reported them There Is provision OF law for DIS
posing excess either by funding originally ai-
thorized by the LegiTender act, by redemption IN
specie either of which would reduce the amount OF crcu
aton The rate interest prevailing has therefore,
been unprecedcnedy low the average rate In the Guy OF
New-York for the three years ending June 30 1876
having "a per upon call loans and SO per cent
on commercial paper while the rate during the
year has been per cent call loans and 53 per cent
ON commercial paper is therefore seen that the rate
during the fiscal year Of 1S75-76 was somewhat
less than the average rate for the three years previous
FThe banks have thus held large amount OF money
which could not be used at remunerative rates. The
Government is receiving revenue from the banks
which is than equal To all taxes pald by them
before the war; while the States are also increasing very
greatly the burdens which previously as great as
could be Within the past two years a banks ana
since the organization OF the system 2O7 banks have
gone into voluntary liquidation, chiefly on account OF
excessive taXaOn and during the last year fewer banks
have been organized than in any previous year since
1862 and unless some favorable legislation IS obtained
large number OF banks Will retire from the system, 10
engage in private banking
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DEFEAT RArHER THAN DIsnoNoR.

To the EdttOF or me IFROuHe.
SIR 1t seems to me that i'll this political
game we are playing for great stake great indeed
that the question arises Cannot the Republican party
afford to lose rather than win, even by the fantest
sembance OF fraud unairness II Gov. Hayes can be
made President without throwing out single vote in any
of the doubtful Southern states 1t might be WE'LL but
20 elect him it necessitates the throwing out OF single
parish however wrOngfuy ana unfairly the Democratic
maorites may have been In such parish county,
can we as a people aud "a nation afford To have hin
elected at such n COST | think the apparent success
would be far disastrous in coming time than the
present seeming defeat III Mr. Hayes cannot be elected
Ia the Chief Magistracy OF the nation fairly and
squarey that ali the world shall know he was honestly
and hOnoraby elected he should not have the position
and If any man 10 be President with shadow hanging
over ms election let that man be Mr. Tden, who seem
ingy prefers shadow to the light of truth and honor
Remington, N. d., Nov. "a, 1876. j. L. CoSNERT.
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HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YORK CITY.

NewYork from superior situation and is adyan
ages the way Of frequent cSmmuneato1 WIN al par: d
almost everything produced in America Manufacturer
part OF The United states have their deSs asd aseI
the right house
The following houses the most prominent IN Their 70
spectve lines and do the largest Of any this eouB
try-in short, HEADQUARTERS;
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
II. X +. b: THURBER 4 Co. -.
West broadway, Reade' and Hudsons~
SOAPS and PERFUMERY,
10. IS Johnst
FINE CABINET. FURNITURE .--.,..-
l.. p. TUCKER date Edw. w, Baxter Cor 6si Broadway
FLAX THREADS for HAND and MACHINE SEWING
HARBOUR 0''' 'A' No. 1874 churchst
BUTTONS BRASS and PHOTO: MATERIALS
Nos. 4l9 and 42l BrOomest
ROPE, cORrASEi and S q KEYi,s SONS
"A' No. llS walls,
METALS, TIN PLATES LAT s, &C. S55nov 70
- nos 10 and 81 Cnnst
srARcH-DURYENs SATIN GLOSS STARCH; ,z,,.
IMPROVED CORN STARCH, and MAlZEsh
Nos. 20 81, ana 80 Park place, corner churchst
IVORY, TORTOISE SHELL, and PEARL GOODS,
No. ia East Fourteenthst
AANi HNs6NfA BASS AND COPPER COMPANY.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS &c-RETAII.
No. 727 Broadway, corner Waverey place.
HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS -
HARDWARE, CHINA. GLASS, and SILVER
Illus Catalogues free. r. ID. BASSFORD Cooper Institute
GAS FIXTUR RES and BRONZES, =
ARCHER & PANCOASr MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
NOS S. TO- ~ Wooster; 81 Greene above Broomest
CUT NAILS and SPIKES,
OXFORD IRON COMPANY,
Nos 81. So and 50 Washngt0ns st
VULCANIZED RUBBER .
NETWORK BETTING AND PACKING COMPANY
J. IL. CHEEyER Treasurer NOS 81 ana 50 Pafk-tO"
COMMISSION Observation-Disclosures and CHEESE
GEO. ;. HART & HOWELL,
Nos 33, 3j, and 80 Pearst and % and "a Br1dgest
CARPETS and OILCLOTHS.
Agents the English Linoleum.
J.&J. W. CROSSLEY, 800 and 322 Broadway
SALT and FISH also STORAGE.
]. r. & q. c. ROBINSON,
No. ii COenties- slip and No. Al Frontst
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On circulation. On Deposits On Capital Aggregate.
otaS 7O3 ls SS6O989l "a 47l45i6 "a '225SO7l rs

Section 573 the Revised Statutes provides that the
expenses Of this office shall be paid out OF the proceeds OIL
e taxes or duties assessed and collected ON the crcua
zion Of the national banks The of tax paid upon
circulation from the organization Of the system 10 July
1876 S33 1923 7O3 IS, while the whole expenses oil
this bureau the period, together with the cost
of printing the notes, have been but $iO6O22S 90.
The Controller in reply TO circular letter addressed
by him to the national banks requesting them 10 report
the amount Of State taxation paid by them for the year
1879 has received returns from 2,O1s banks having
capital of S403 4Os The returns made to the Treas
urer for the same year. under the provisions OF the
statute mentioned have been classified m this office by
States and the following table has been prepared show
ing the amount of United States aud State taxes and the
rate taxation in State and principal city OF inc
Union for that year; o,o
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Total. % 687, Oil .s73l7,53l sl005s l22l5 2Q
NOIR-The capit the banks that paid state county, mn
muncpal stock and real estate Is 500 oosVo'
Banks Ia California pay no taxes upon capital stock'
Similar returns reference to the year 1874 were last
year received and tabulated in this Once ana III pre-
vous year tables prepared giving the amount aud
the rate of taxation by States for the years 1867 and
1869 which tables will be found in the appendix Re
turns were olso received from the national banks III
1866 but were not tabulated by States. The United
States taxes for the year last mentioned were
aud the State $79i945l total, Sl6Ol93e9'
The rates of taxation-natona, State, and tota-upon
national hank captal in those States in which the taxa
zion las been highest will be found from the tables for
1874 and 1875, to be as follows:
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. Q ST S RIPT.
$3.50 a. m.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
A DISPATCH FROM SENATOR GORDON.
THE DEMOCRATIC WITHDRAWAL FROM THE STATE

DISPATCH fhOM SfNhlOIN pCNDN-"
THE DEMOCRATIC WITHDRAWAL FROM THE STATE
HOUSE.
COLUMBIA s. c., Nov. %, 1876.
The Hon. A. s. HEWITT: When the Democratic
members presented their credentials at the door o
tLe State House they were refused admlttahcc ny
tbe guards except upon certificate from H. +. Hayne
ar n pass signed by Mr.. Dennis or Mr.. Jones
After some barley and further orders it was de-
cided to admit them all to the State House
upon the surrender Of all private arms. Few had
any arms. and these were promptly given up
although no such requirement was made of the Re
nublicans They were then admitted to the State
Uouse but found other scntnels at the door OF the
Hall of REPRESENTATIVES. There they were again re-
fused Cpan tins they sent in one member who had
HAYNES certificate This member found the Re
publicans already organized, with Speaker in The
chair and clerk at the desk He returned to the door
and was refused cgress from the hall until lie
threatened the sentinel with prosecution for false
Imprisonment. The Democrats then, 81 in number,
withdrew from the State House, and are now hold
ing a meeting in another hall. The Hon. VIM. II.
Reddish. leading Republican member, re-
fused TO enter the hall with the sentnels
at the door. and is now with the Dem
ocrats Daring the excitement caused by the
refusal TO admit the Democrats an immense
crowd had assembled in front of the State House,
some pressing for entrance, when the officer IN
charge spoke to Gen. Hampton, who was inside the
State House. and asked him TO prevent the crowd
from pushing in Gen. Hampton appeared upon the
front steps of the Capitol and addressed the crowd
The whole OF the white crowd at once dispersed
and large number of the colorcd Give those facts
In papers j. Il. GogDoN.
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1874 sac sy603l and in 1917 twas t4937S94 {.
The examiners have been specially instructed to scru-
tinize the loans Of the and report the amount OF
bad debts held by them These instructions have been
carefully followed, aud the large amounts which have
been charged TO profit and loss may be silly attributed
20 their faithful services and this wise provision Of law
The following table, which is the first table OF the kind
IN reference 70 national banks prepared exhibit by
States and principal cities the losses charged OF by the
national banks under provision for the dividend
periods OF six months each ending respectively March
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HOME NEWS.
rurpuoMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY.
GAM 6c. Noon. 40s. D. M 41o Midnight 36'
JIiRhest during the day, Al Lowest 34'.
Average. 367s'. same day. 1873, $3.50.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-SenatOr William b.. Allison OF
iowa FRANKLIN Gowen President Of the philadelphia and
paadnc railroad Company, Col j. g. 9. Lee U. s. Army
Holman House-R. Iestel. Minister for the Neither
lands M Washn E1ereH HouseCongressman Samuel
Randall Philadelphia Neto lork Hotet-E1GOV WI
liam Aiken OF South Carolina ADemdre Host-COngress
man John o. WhtehOuse OF Poughkeepse Union Square
Votei-ProL Alessandro Rossl OF Miian...FVh Arenue
UofS-Anthony DreXel OF Philadelphia Gen. John Ham
mond OF Crown Point n. W and Nahani Wheeler Of Con
necticut. ST yInes Hoe-TheodoreN Na superintendent
~ me railway Postal Service. Geg HOe-Thomas Dick
Son President Delaware and Hudson Canal COMPANY
- dsOr HOuse-rhe Hon George Williamson u B. Minister
m Central AMERICA.
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ROBERT Il. WILKES.

Robert b. Wilkes of Bath, Steuben County,
who died the 23d inst, OF the most success
full and enterprsing farmers and horsebrecders In his
part Of this State He aided largely in the advancement
trotting horses. Mr. wilkes greatly esteemed by
large circle OF friends His death was occasoned by
Kick from q young colt.
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carrying the case to the Court of Errors and Ap
NEW-,JERSEY.

TRENToN-There was quite rise In t me
Delaware River yesterday. The Committee OF tne
Court of Pardons will visit the State Prison tomorrow
The engineers conductors and train hands OF Sne Two
trains which coided at the Cntonst depot on Suhoay
have been suspended pending an Investigation.
HoBoKEN-Martin Kelly of Meadow-st. died YESTERDAY
from injuries received the previous evening ne Nus
branch Of the Erie Railway. George Schmidt was c1u
mtted without bail for obtaining money tor cnarlaDle
objects and apprOpriating II.
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SENATOR CONKLlNG'S ILLNESS SERIOUS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Thomas Murphy,
who has recently Senator Conking says that his
illness has been very serious that in consequence OF 1t
he has lost good deal Of his vitality he stoops consd
erahy, and has of his ncariy closed Nj Muir
ply docs believe that Senator COnklmgs condition
will allow him 10 take prominent part In politics
herpIOforp
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A stranger said yesterday, al learn that
Messrs Wells and Anderson Of the Returning Board
planters did not know about the others Is Mr. Case
nave a planter Z" eyes" said the gentleman addressed
YOU can call him planter but what he plants never
comes up He is more plainly speaking. an undertaken"
-lNeV Orleans Republican
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OFFICIAL VOTE ~ NEW-JERSEY.
TIIDEN's MAJORITY I2,I4j.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 2S.-The Ncw-JeIsey
Board OF state Canya,ses, comprising the Governor and
Senators Albeit, Dayton Hopper Ie1ning Mage ahd
Potts Of Iunterdon H. thc senate Chamber today to
count the official vote of tic state which Is ~ follows:
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CANVASS IN CALfroRNA COMPLETED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-Thc Secretary OF
State night canvassed the votes OF the state giving
Hayes ~ COS and Tiiden 75Sil. Marin Comfy
included in the count the returns not having been
received The result will not be affected, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

A newly married pair were on the Erie Rail-
way cars night last week, when the husband took
from lis pocket roll Of brown paper, which the bride
snatched and threw out of the window, remarkng:
you said you'd quit chewing tobacco when married
you" As gently az he could under the circumstances
the husband remarked that the brown paper contained,
not tobacco, but 800 In bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

An estimate Of the total taxation OF the national banks
for the years ending 1875 was given III my last an
nual report and it repeated here with the substitution
Of the correct amounts 1875 instead of the partly es
tmated ones then given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

RALEIGH, n. c.. Nov. 2S.-'rhe proclamation
OF Gov Brogrn the result OF the recent election IN
this state gives Tdcn majority ~ 1G.I7S, with thrc
small counties not yet officially heard rom
United States Senator Ransom, whose term expires
next March, was to-day reelected to the Senate
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OFFICIAL VOTE IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2S.--The official vote of
Indiana is Tden, 2l3,j26 Hayes, 2O7 0ll and Cooper
1888. Tidens plurality Hayes is 5,5j5.
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ALARAMA rNrrEp srArEs sENATORsnlP.

MONTGOMERY, Ala', Nov %o'-pch' john l.
Morgan received the Democratic caucus nomination for
United States Senator to-day and VIII be- elected IN joint
convention tomorrow; no VIII succeed Senator Gold
thWalte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

NOT being willing to sell brass at any price,
~ wishing the disposition cheapness
leads lose their money in buying poisonous brass
trash SOLID GOLD JEWELLERY, In the different at
tractye styles made by machinery with rng cost for the
labor a or nearly at the cost OF the brass tIas which Is
always sold profit OF 400 500 per cent f. ]. NASH
ID OpDO slte A
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The unequal of taxation is exhibited IN the io
lowing table, which gives the percentages Of national
and State taxation the principal cities Of the country
Tor the year 1875
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: ~ 81
.f this amount 1852 10 was derived from the IaA Vi
10 per cent upon Unauthorized circulation.
Section 5214 of the Revised Statutes provides at tie
National banks shall pay to the Treasurer the following
taxes one per cent annually upon the average amount
Of notes in circulation, and Oneha OF one per cent ahu
ally upon the amount OF deposits ana 'he
o,rt ~ contal stock not invested in United States
honda The following table exhibits the amount OF
limited States taxes collected annually from the organza
ton of the system us63l to Juy1 1875 which amount
has been collected without any expense whatever TO the
Government except the compiling Of the returns IN the
Treasury
Year ON Circulation Dcposts On Capital Aggregate
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ANNUAL REPORTS.

BANK CURRENCY AND TAXATION.
A STATEMENT OF THE BURDEN OF TAXATION ON
ANKs-REcoMMENDAnoNsF FOR REPEAL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-The Controller OF
The Currency reports on the subject of taxation That
the amount collected by the Commissioners OF internal
pepue from state banks, savings banks, and private
hoFs and bankers during the fscal year ending June
90 1876 was az follows:
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Annonncemenls.I

A twenty-five cent bottle of PoRTER's CoUGH
BAIsAM VIII relieve your Cough. Tryi
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STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Generaye Organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A DANIELS NJ. d. la Lexingtonavo. Office hours TO g.
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GOLD MINING SUPERSEDED AMONG Tue ARGENTINES
CARRYING TRADE oF%eiHNA, JAPAN, AND THE
SOTrU PACIFIC.
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radically cured by WINCH ESTERS SPECIFIC PILL.
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, 1876-01-20

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