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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SUMNER READING.

Sthmkh hkADkN6.
History OF Independence Hall, Frank Ettine,
with numerous illustrations ia heliOty pc ss 90
Early N an OF Europe, hau, lsnithsOnIan.l.. Z go
Intellectual Develo pment Of Europe, Draper. 90
Time aud Place OF Homer, w. X. Gil dstOne.. 2 90
Mords: Their Zee aud Abuse, msthews----... Z 90
Daniel Deronda, vol /, George EliVt..--........ 80
Elements Of PhysoolOgE psy....-.....-..-...... 50
The 1orturts Of Miss Fallen, Goodwin Tai
4 "
Life, Letters sud Table Tslk OF Hayden,
stoddsrd. lConpsniOn 20 BTic-a Brac l..... I 80
Ladies Guide TO Geutility, new edition ....... 90
The Hunting Of the sbarf, author Of Alice's
Adye lures in Wonder Land .................. I 50
Narrow Escape, Annie Thomas. ..-......-...-. rs
he Land Of the sky, Christian keid...-....... rs
The Prime Minister, anthony TroIlope.--.--. rs
Kitty GLASS Day, l.. NJ. OIcoit-......-.....-.. 50
Railway Anecdotes, new edtiOn......-.......-.. 90
SOLOMONS d CHAPMAN.
leS tr gil PenueyfVapia avenue
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THE INDIAN WAR-Yesterday Colonel
Bracket returned 10 this place from his tri D
10 the Indian country, and was duly inter-
viewed by the Sentinel reporter. Colonel
bIacket says that a great many Indians
nave LETT the Red Cloud reservation, The
greater majority OF which are Cheyennes.
hed Cloud himself claims that none OF his
young men have gone away. but In this he
IA evidently mistaken. SDotted Tall came
as far as Cheyenne In advance OF the Colonel.
and Is now there. II is estimated that fhere
are now, OF all kinds OF tribes aud nationsli-
ties, coo Indians at the Red Cloud agency.
All OF them are evidently excited over the
prospect OF an Indian war, and are liable
themselves 20 break out IN open hostility M
any time. IL seems that murders along the
road are now OF frequent occurrence and, in-
deed, have become SO common, that they
are not looked upon as anything OF much
Importance. Black Hill m liners, going 10
and returning from the HIN, by Struggling
of from the main party, as is quite equsnt-
~ TIE case, are picked oG by the lurking
foe Laramie Se1ifiIsel, l3fh.
Parliamentary lawyer" is the softer
name for lobbyist. In Albany they call 'em
the Bone Brigade"
~ An imperial photograph OF Governor
I1lden scared drove OF cattle in ST. Louis
last Tuesday, and lost him hu ndreds of votes
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1876 ssssxEt ANA 1876
ROUTk
Fe the aaYth, Vest. and S0ufhVesi.

1876 rznssfHEt ANA 1876
r. the ssrth, West, and Southwest.
Dc>sbEe Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Sces-
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 18TH, 1876.
e6rnsf Of sh aass .T Ss . a. fsilo low
Ter fittsburS End the West, o. N. daily, with
PssSs Car 'G 70 AZ. afq g. .n
BALTIMOBE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls. and The North, s :. m dsiiy, except Sun
cay; an6 I:40 2; ~ daily except Saturday, with
bSso, and sissara Is. hS % daily ea
Ter New York ana ,h. East, $40 .. n daily, With
man Psrlor Cars, $50 =. m. daily, eIcept Sunday.
Tor New ork AID the East. SOS a. m and I:40
Pm. daily except supeaJ, with Psrlor Cars at
For Phiisdolphia, SOS m. and I:4Op. m. ea,ly,
Ii@.e ass e ds,ly .IosSt 81 su as.
Ace nnodstion for Bsliimere, S:2O p. N. daily,
FOR Pope 5 Greek Line es O N. and 48o ,. n.
FOR Annapolis. s 90 and 1850 .. %. and <:2o ,.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA D wAsHIHGT0H
For AIeasDdri:, o, =, 500, 9, 10, 11a.m., s.,
f:9s, 8, 8, . 90, and 1 1:4O D. N. On Sunday d
ga. m, and aud D.
except SUNDAY; sud via Lynehburs, t:2O .. n
aid II :33 o. ~ daily:
Or Sunday at and 10 a. m, and .. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parior Oar
oa u sss .1d Fs.
sylvsnia avenue, Hortheast corner OF Sixth street
ea !. e f s she 70
Ssstin Aticn from Hotels and Residences.
y; n; s sogph sR;a GEN. PASSENGER ; ASsns;
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CLYDE's sEW E1PREss LINE /

CLYDs's sEW EXPRESS LINE het-een
TO ron Ph All HRnsGtF6,M WAss SLING ~
ers leave Philadelphia EVERY SATURDAS, at
NV w. Leave Georget1T1' d. EVERY dsif NON;
p. m. Through bills Of lading given for Boston
and Providence. Consignee5 wishing their goods
Iarded at Georgetown, will order them mar ke "yis
Georgetown" G. +. HYDE, SO Water ct, George.
town, ID. g. WIN. p, CLYDE 90, ~ g.
Wheryee, PHILADELPHIA. mayIl "
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A BIG BoY.-The Binghamton Republican
says: "a Western fat boy was transferred
last Friday from the Erie broad gauge TO a
narrow gauge train OF the Lehigh Valley
Road at Waverly. His name is David Ma
varre, and he halls from Illinois. He was
on his way to the Centennial. His parents
who are both small people, accompanied
him. This Western boy Is fourteen years
and six months old, and weighs AIS pounds.
He is six feet and seven inches tall, meas
ures three feet and four inches around his
hips. he occupied the whole aisle as he
walked through the car"
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THE STOLEN GAINsBoRoUGH PAINTING.
Superintendent Walling has received from
Scotland Yard, London, circulars offering
fl 900 reward for Information that may lead
TO the recovery OF Gainsborough's celebrated
portrait OF the Duchess OF Devonshire, and
The conviction OF the persons who stole IL
from 80 Old Bond street on the 10Th OF May.
The picture 10 60x40 inches, and represents
the Duchess dressed In white, with q blue
silk petticoat and sash. and large black hat
and Ieatbere-TN " Sun.
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Mas. a. T. STEWART has contributed
81 ,OOe In aid OF the society for the prevention
of cruelty TO animals. The late Mr.. Stewart
was one OF the incorporators OF the society.
Within the past few days Mrs. Stewart has
also contributed % 500 each 10 the Artists
Fund society and Dramatic Fund associa-
ton, g, 900 TO the New York Eye and Ear In
urinary, and 81 900 each TO the st. Ambrose
Protestant Episcopal Free church and the
prison association, making $1,000 In all.
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CHoKED BY A PIECE OF MEAT-The
Reading PENN Times has this account of a
fatal mishap: "Daniel Rohrbach, OF Alsace
township, having cleared piece OF new
land, Invited his neighbors 10 a stone haul
ing match, in order that they might help 10
get the stones off his land. He provided a
splendid supper for them. of which all par
took after the stones had all been removed.
A German, ma med Spicer, while seated at
the supper table, got piece OF meat in his
throat which could not be dislodged; and al
though everything was done that could be
done TO save him, the man choked to DEATH
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SRA9CR STOKE,
1905 street., bet 18th and ls;s streets.
BRODHEAD d Co,
Ies-u $50 Pa. ave. bet. 9ih and 10th Sta.
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AUCTION SALES.
nCECAEsoN BROS, Auetioneers,
u Southeast corner 9th and u streets ncrthn

u Southeast corner 9TH and streets northwest.
soep I'LL, sTeGk OF nEpIcrErs FANCY
s.TSkETs .ESKTHwEsT, Ar IuofIoS. AS
On FkipAf; asd jane; ct 5 O'Clock ,; pc<
taln.d in the above well established Drug store.
jeiS.dts DUNOANsoN BROS, Auc,..
CoURT SALE OF yALUABLE IMPRsykD
sTGlET, BETWEEN AND SOUTH
BY virtue Of a decree ofthe supreme Court -
iss seq, dool ct H. wherein lineaisns. ct al are
sdessee snsn,a III: r.io passed the is,s day
q April lSe I viii offer for sale, g public sao
:rSsS real s0s 5Gt0 ae
@ q apd LOT: Is r.: % IN .aa.r:
1 s Sd lss h az d s ron, on oh street Of y
and IS are improved bys twO story aud basement
Frame Building 2, Ing, k6Sw1 2: the pstOpse aou;.
equal insiallnents, payable ia six aud twelve
a' sa q 81 n
'''' sRDsif isS e a''
BIZ. Warner, auct. Law Reporter j jeis-d
WmS Wfbt oE srK At =. P ps sAtK; oN
HlONDe MN lne Iht0 instant.
~ the Court House, in Warrenton. Va that - III
valueble property called Clesrmont, lsteiy 60
the Residence OF Jas L. Hutton, Esl ,aijOiaipe the
Town OF Warreuton, contrasting Of ~ acres, with
reautiiul residence AID improved gro an6s Ter ms
liberal DAVID WALKER,
Jel9-st- Trusfee
V'HoMAs BOWLING, A .ciioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FUREIrU- E, &C sc AT AUG
On THURSDAY MeRSiNG. lima oaa-0
Ie'o at 10 O'Clock, wi sell a, the resid sncst1
OF ssentlenisn leaving the city, (st 50 lat ~
street, Geor eetown,l q general assortm cot of \
Green Rep Parlor suite,
Easy Chairs. Marble top Takes, Wardr,bas,
walnut Marble TOP and other chamber Sal Is,
Dining room Cbsirs,
Wslnut Extension and other Tables
Msrble-top SiiebOard, Curtains,
Kitchen Requisites, etc etc.
jel7 THOMAS DOwLIN9 Hsct
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Doors TAKEN OFF BY LIG HTSrNG.-At
Hartford, the thunder storm Saturday was
very severe. In South Manchester the light
ming struck the Congregational church,
boys, about II years old. Paul Cheney, Ned
Cheney, and A. Watkins, who were leaning
against the wall OF the church outside, were
thrown TO the ground and their boots stripped
or Two OF the boys received severe blisters
on their bodies. They were resuscitated by
the application OF water.
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Real Estate auctiopeers

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 81 ACRES
% I'M so MwEThoPoLITAN Il. Il TWO MILLS
BY virtue of deed of trust to rs. dated Msy>se
IT. lSs, aud recorded in LibeT No 7s4, fSlio.T
Iunbia the request Of the holder Of the note
ser ured thereby, We viii sell at public auction,
DAY, june I,6, lot No a. in the fscarded sUbdi
vision Of tract known Metro polls View situated
late Chief Justice Chase neAf 'ne residence Oh the
Terms One third q the purchase money in cash,
(which deposit of s 100 will be required at the
time Of sale, and the balance in two equsi payments
sbd hs % Ssss Of the
Ged Is = s
viii be resold at risk and cost OF defsuitinS Eur
chaser. Jesse b; WWHIrAKER,{ Trustees
my2g dSdbs YOUNG MIDDLETON, aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, Juns l7th, at D m, wien
the Broperty VIII be sold st our once. By order Of
jesiaw YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auots.
R-THE ABOVE GALE is FURTHER POST
PoNEp til sATU RDAY. June 81, al same hSur,
STT Rs = T6G 5fs5 q Epi'Sf Auc.
DUNCANs0N BIOS, AaoIiOneers.
TRTyssTETs' SALE or VERY VALUABLE UE,
H fia BIEsi 81 pIsR, EBg5tDINa t2Ts EE2Sr:
k hER sTg SHEETS SOUTHWEST, IN
n5St1 and r b1 y 5S2, ., asea ., ,rns,
dstsd No.smeeE l2th, ISIS, and duly recorded -
ord5 Of the District Of Columbia, the undersignsd
as Trustees will of for safe AZ public auction, ia
front II the premises, THURSDAY, June %, 1876,
at O'Clock 2. m, all those certain pieces Of real
estate situate in the city OF Washington, D. c., and
described Lots two and three. four hum
dred ard thirty three BY proyis OF the deed Of
trust, the Trustees can suodivide the above lots
into about ten very beautiful building lots and caa
sell eithef as whole CT b. parcel. The grouad
contains about II COZ square feet.
Terms of sale One third OF the pm chase money
viii be required in cash, and the balance Ia two
equal insaments at one and two years, with inter-
est al ee ht per cent per onBum, payable semi an
Dualy the notes 10 be secured by deed of trust on
the premises. Twenty five dollars will be required
on each lot when sold two hundred aud fifty doll
lars il sold as whole. The Trustees reserve the
rleht to resell ct coat OF ceisuting purchaser if
terms are not pile d with 10 one week from DAY
of sale. Conyeyancipg at purchasers cost.
X. W DOWHMAN,l ,-,.o.
jel5 A O. GREEN, trustees.
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POISON FROM A BEES STING.-The Read
Ing PENN Times says: "Mrs. Jacobs, OF
Templar, this county, was assisting her hus-
band to hive swarm OF bees when She was
stuDg by bee on the head. The wound
commenced To swell rapidly, and by the
time she reached the house her head, face,
and, In fact, her whole body commenced to
swell and be covered with an Irritating rash.
She had severe pains also In the stomach
and her breathing was effected. By diligent
use OF proper remedies she recovered, but
has not yet fully regained her usual health,
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~ u a Z ID = L u =

NOTICE.
wiz ths yfeN Of dimirishin ths chsncex OF SCI.
nsiou, the Cleaners Of this Lins take . specified
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Qr eergtown TO Few
10Th OF Bossol, crossing Meridian OF u At lat, o.
On the hornewsrd passage, crossing sac Meridian
Of 1T u lst.. or nothing TO the north OF a.
3BE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER.
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Alssr s Wsa ao june 9on sIW fof5
Eoihnia:-. Wed, June q Bothnis wed, Aug.
Ably ssinia-. Wed, July 5Abyssinia.. Fed, Aug. 9
sRussia...... We'd, galy y Russia So. Wed. Aug. IS
cd. uly - Soy thia We'd. Aug. 70
And every foll9wila WEDNESDAY, and sArUR.
sssamsrs ns.ssd ; DO no. carry ssssrass p..ssa.
gera.
B1In Q, PA.A..:-oso,n, ga, slSc and sl:s,
els, gold, additional Return tickets on tavorAb.s
steerass tickets 70 ana iron all paris OF EUROPE 81
very low rates Through bills Of ladins given foT
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. Tor
freight and paesage apply at the Com panys ONCE,
20; Boglis5 Green q both sssersse and cabin,
ianse-D OHAB. q. rRABOkLTH. Agent.
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ITNIvEhsAL r. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
BAILBOAD TICKETS to or from all points
bought, exchanged or sold at I"
q reduction OF o,8 DOLLAR - FL EzZf<s8
upon any other ONCE or
In this city.
Tickets good till used. bssEsse checked through.
Apply to NJ. d. WHITEeIDE,
kpIly S9T Penn. ave-, candy store.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EUUOAIIUNAL
1 University OF VIRGINIA.
SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekIyD
begin 18th uly, lS76, and end 18th September Have
proved OF signal use,st 20 students who design 20
purtue their studies az this other Law school, "a
70 those no propose 70 read privately and srd 20
prectlUonere Who have not had the advantage Of
Systematic instruction For circular apply Up. o.
University Of Va to JOHN r. MINOR Prot Com
ana Stat. Law. jef-m.W Tim
WrsT END INSTITUTE. Famtly SeAoe! ~,
w l0aas Ladies. Ert. b. Il. CADf, Principal,
Rev Haven, Conn. eend for circular. mars -em
EHGLIsH, FRHkOH, AND OLAssICAL eI-
IA LkOT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, s1H
New York avenue q. v.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK
SON, Prfncfpsl-The eighth u&l session beffps
on the 18th OF September, ISIS. sug1S-ly
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~ THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, June l7th, at p m, when
tne 6ropery VIII De sold st our o1ce. By order Of
les law YOUNG d MIDDLETON Aunts
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EETHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED till SATURDAY, June ~, az same b. mr.
at our flee. By order OF Trusteer.
JyHd6ds YOUNG s MIDDLETON, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
YO.M0RROW.
nUNCaEsOH BROS, Auc,ioneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID sts northwest

nUNCANsOH BIOS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 9th ar d streets NV.
CHRoMOs. ENGRAyINGs, FRAMES. &C.,
BALANCE OF STOCK or DEALER DE.
CL1NIN9 BUSINESS, AT AUCTION.
AZ our salesrooms. 9Th and streets northwest,
on TUESDAY MORNIHQ. Ju ne 20, at O O'Clock
Je7 DUNCANS0N BROS, Auets,
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THE TRADES.

(voHKNs LOAN oPYIOl, Sb-ss q IA ssys
" ssd Mes Ycrh sessss, entrance on New -
York avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
In the city. Money loaned sf the lowest rAtsO
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, pfAmonda,
oentlsnsab Elothins, oaEDse, and 81 erteis q
voluo. tono1.D
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
LECTURE by THE REV. MISS ANNA OLIVER "A
THE FIRST PLACE CHURCH.

LECTURE by THE REV. MISS ANNA OLIVER Al
THE FIRST PLACE CHURCH.
Row Anna Oliver delivered an entertaining and In
struc,ive lecture last evening tho First Place Aetho
dist Episcopal church, Brooklyn. Miss DIVERS sub
ice, was "Livc and Let 1.-Two aud Help Live" She
opened her discourse by remarkng that life was not
matter oil choice and that few OF us shrunk from II.
We acknowledged 1t the greatest gift God could bestow
upon u.s. and well might consider 1t SO. Now
md thcn ns wo glanced back tho scroll Of noble
and heroic would wish we could emulate
such worthy personages and be called truly great
they But their deeds that found place In history
but the public exposition OF what occurred every day.
IL was not the work OF o momcnt-t was tho work and
thought OF lifetime. Nothing however, could make
successful life to that was not Christian because
this existence was worthless II developed into per.
ec,ness 1t prelude to the anthem OF the great
hereafter One great Of lilo was do the most
important things first. This, she regretted to say,
women as class did not do 1t tho supernutcs Of
life that ab. orbcd the portion OF their time II
was tatten making, tho ruflng and trimming and
ashonng Of dainty things that wearcd them, not the
pursuit OF nober calings and ambitions All that sp.
perts:ned homo LIE was IN their keeping. and It was
high and noble care. bat many were unified for
IL We should not only 1.-Two ourselves but
let others live. some Ike the tabled
II they could not certain talents and vr
tues themselves, would hinder others from obtaining
the same. The most important work OF all TO help
others merely by extending your aid but TO assist
them help themselves That was the best and most
bcnehccnt charity Wo had but brief stay here al
longest and then the light beyond In tho light
OF that existence 40 would remember none OF the
irappings OF earth, but merely inc character and
those we have bcipcd or hindercd SO wc should live
helping tho lowly even as Christ who land His glory
by. He did nothing great as the world counts great
ness Hc healed tho sick and comforted the grief
stricken with words OF tender cheer and love- SO ous
sympathies should be given TO tho nccdy, 30 'nas
heavens high arches might ring with added anthems
because had lived . -
At tue close OF Miss Divers remarks MI William
Jones presented her with fourteen volumes OF English
com mmentares as token OF love and gratitude from tho
church. Miss Oliver also the recipient OF large
and handsome bouquet
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN PETITION.

At liberal republican meeting yesterday the follow
ing petition decided upon:-
The Saratoga Convention, on August %. OF liberal
republicans favorable TO the nomination OF Hayes and
Wheeler having adjourned after indorsng the nomina
ton by the Republican State Convention then In ses-
sion OF Edwin ID. Morgan Tor Governor OF tho State
OF New York, and having before adjournment dele
gated to special committee then and there
appointed the power OF indorsing at their
discretion the State nominations remaining stili
be made by the Republican State Convention:
Now therefore, the undersigned, the committee aIore
said do hereby approve and ratiiy the nomination OF
Sherman s. Rogers Of Erie for Lieutenant Governor;
of George 7. Danforth OF Monroe, for Judge of the
Court OF Appeals; OF Benjamin Carpenter OF Niagara,
for Canal Commissioner. and OF Charles 7. Trow-
bridge. OF Kings for Inspector OF State Prisons,
and do recommend their support as nt
aud proper candidates for the Offices for which
they we're respectively nominated, and do further
the support Of the electoral ticket favor
OF Hayes and Wheeler, nominated by said Republican
Convent ton, and headed by Abraham X. Parker OF ST.
Lawrence, William H. Seward Of Cayuga, electors
at large.
COMMITTEE
Thomas f. Stewart John Cochrane, DR.. Freligh
George W. Palmer. Hugh Nesbtt, Charles w. Goddard
Dr. d. Rogers. George H. Mskay, b. T. Manicrre, A.
n Cole, John Cashow, Charles II. Sheriff. Henry e.
Lake. THOS T.. STEWART, Chairman
CHARLES w. GODDARD, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
item to s. 600 1877, wa, due to an increase i. Hsy,

item TO S3 600 10 1875 Was due TO increase In Aayve
private library.
never had and never returned watch worth $500
The three watches returned keepsakes, and all
together not worth 500. One watch Mrs Hayes ha:
when school grl II has not been running for
twenty years
Thiri-Hayes had never owned a piano at the
time the rcturn was made and only rented Lass
October for the use OF neice who visiting him.
This summer he traded a lot for one
F0yrtt-it ~ alleged that Governor Hayes returned
In 1875 and 1876 three horses $500 they were
worth $500 In the Governor says Que Of
these horses is tweniyse years old and not worth
valuation tho othcr two $50 and Sl00 yet he listed
them taxation at $50 His best horse him 1925.
Fffh-It Is charged that in IA Governor Hayes re-
turned four carriages at $780, when is known he paid
$500 for one and $3.50 for another In answer the
Governor says the carriage referred to nos
bought until year alter the alleged false re-
turn made and then IL properly
listed As the return OF 1876 shows, two OF these
rases were, in fact, buggy and wagon OF which
after sold tor $50. and one would not sell at
any price, but they were listed ior $50 Tho other
second hand phaetor which cost 500.
S,rth--It charged that S33 700 was left in Gov
ernor Hayes hands IN bequests made by Birchard,
which ne allowed TO hod for three years. and that
he did dollar of this money Tor taxation.
The Governor says tho fact Is not one dollar
intended bcqucsts should be paid from the sales OF
land and he given three years the land could DO
sold Tor this purpose. This real estate Is OF course
taxed bv the county without consultation consent OF
It's owner or holder.
Sectnt-This property all vested in Hayes by terms
cording to Ohio laws make separate returns Of pro-
pcrty held executor. 1t all belonged to Hayes and
listed his Governor Hayes is authority for oil
statements given ABOVE
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
GOVERNOR HAYES INCOME TAX.
TIE CHARGES TAKEN UP sxBIATIM AND DIs-
POSED or.

THE CHARGES TAKEN UP sxBIArIx AND D1s-
POSED or.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept o. 1876.
A sensational story tclegraphed from Fremont
Inst Saturday stating that 1t had been discovered that
Governor Hayes had fasIned his return of personal
properiy mado to the assessor OF sandusky county.
Thinking therc might be two sides 10 this
story your correspondents called Governor Hayes
tonight and called his attention TO the matter Tho
Governor said the tale tissue OF misreprescnta-
on but that he did not desire TO submit formal
interview as he had already communicated all the
facts In the case General Comfy. OF State Jour.
nal, who would furnish proof slips OF tho article ho
had prepared for the question From those slips con.
donso the following
THE CHARGES THE ANSWER.
The charge that Sardcs Orchard, Governor Hayes
uncle and bcnoiaetor, listed So 9s2 personally In lS73
exclusive Of money and credit, and that Governor
Hayes with the personally In possession listed
only ST. 900 in 1874. This Is true Orchards re-
turn Included all notes, credits and book accounts
Governor Hayes In 1874 made return OF notes,
credits aud book accounts, because all credits were
swallowed up In dobts. The OF the notes.
The personally oequeathed to Hayes almost
tIrey bank stocks, upon which tax Is paid by tho
banks. The item OF all personally returned by
B richard, so $50, than swallowed up by obi.
Orchards projects for the bcnedt Of tho town OF Fre-
mont This very question the time investigated by
democratic Board OF Equalization and reported by them
ali correct IL Will bc that tho debts more
than offset credits under this and that the re-
OF 81. 900 IN 1874 tor household goods which
sapect TO this deduction. The increase n this