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1870 fEHSsXtyANIA 1876
ROUTE
10 the North, West. and GouthuAsf.

SoufE
70 the North, West, and Southwest.
Dos<bLe Track, Steet Rats, Splendid Seem
Org, Magnificent Equipment.
corner Of s,h and b streets, as follows:
EsTlOr Oar to Pift:burs; T;to D. NJ daily, With
ralace Gar to Chicago. and 1850 .. u. daily,
BALTIMORE AMI POTOMAC RAILRoAD.
Falls, and the North, s .. m. daily, except Sun
Psisce Oars to Rochester, For Ere, Eimirs and
For ana n. daily sa. a., With
Palace Oars attached; Limited Express Of Pull.
man ParloT Oars, s;23 q. m, daily, except sunday
Cars 1 ss.shsa daily except Sunday
and 80 and $40 .. O daily. Limited Express,
Aeoo%ncastion f:S . ssYs%s as so q. NJ daily.
and AGO ?. m; daily. except Sunday.
s9. Pores Greek Line $50 .. m. and A:2O ,. m.
sor Annapoi,s co and 11:5o .. N. and $40 ,.
ALEXAkpKIA FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA Washington
For Alexandris, o. z, sos. 80, lis,
4:2o, 8, o. 100, end I1:4O ,, N. On Sunday Of
For the south, via Richmond, 1870 >. m daily,
except sundsy: snd via Lynchburs, 500 .. N.
r ana lao ip p % daily. ws,
e.10, IL .. m, !, "a, 5, 6. and p. N. On
Sunday Ut and o g. m, and s D. n.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Car
es5 p a. the
sylyanis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
And Pennsy vsnia avenue, and at the Depot, whore
iestis alton from Hotels and Beeidences. 1AA' 70
rRAak TB0asos. aeH sH M. Ssssas'f j aas
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WASH. p. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
wALNUT-FRAME PARIoR SUITES. UPBoI,.
CASE PIANO, STOOL AND bower: Mao
BLE-TOP CENTER TABLES; WALNUT
WRhTS0Ts, WALNUT HAT-RACK And
HALL CHAIks, WALNUT M. T. SIDE
BOA6D, EXTEEsI0H TABLE AND DINING
kn0M GHAIkS, WALNUT DRESSING 6AsE,
CCHAMB1B SUITES, COTTAGE
sTEATs: BUREAUS AND whSHSrAsDS;
BRTssELs; tsGRhIN AND OTHER OAR
kk EETSi ~ Sk AND o. 7. MATTRESSES,
n Ga TUESDAY, April 18th, 1876, oommenc-
~ re,idence Of q eentiensn declining house.
keeping, No. 1888 street, between Ith
and 18th streets, northwest MicffAer Row }
Terms each. WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
ap'itd A 1ctionaar
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q Iwill sell at public auction, 10 trout OF the
- premises, ct clock M On MoNOAY
Jersey avenue; also, on TUESDAY, NAV 2. at the
same honr. on the premises. one frame h 0USE and
BACK BUILDING, northeast corner OF and LIST
streets southeast.
Tern % liberal, GEO COWIE.
Secretary N q. r. e. Association,
D0WhMAN GREEN, Auction GERS.
spN-eod n. O. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTKL.

UNION SQUARk HOTKL,
V nsS isfS t NEW YORK. pa fSd p.n 1sS:,
Al this Esta bIishmeut are 20 be found an
highest grade.
ITS Location n the mcet Desirable IN sne cssv,
being IN beautiful ara charming neighborh hood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public inst
TUTORS, the leading business houses, and the prtn
oiIal thesters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, elsoorstsay
ere varied, extensive and charming.
The hestaurant Ia. ne superior snyw here out
OF Paris. Every luxury II here supplied Q; mode
ous and siioient.
The elevator 10 available Of eli hours, day ssa
oight.
visitsrs TO New York Win nowhere NEED
better accommodation or more Orsbie terms.
jaDls-Sm
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THANCEKY SALE OF REAL ESTATE Al
on on THENoRrH SIDE A1G!i of M .ssAoHussr
AVENUE, BETWEEN NORTH CAPIrOL
sTRhET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE

TNHOE. WA0GAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer, SIS It'll street
- On TUESDAY, April 18th, at O'Clock ,.
m, viii .eIi: ia front Of the premises. part Of
lot in square ESQ., having Q front OF - feet on HeV
Jersey avenue, between ID and 3 stree,s northwest,
with an average depth Of lD feet, and containing
70 square fett.
Terms day Of SALE
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THOMAS DOWLING, AuctiOpeer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

THOMAS DOwLING. AuctiODeer.
0hANoEBr SAFE PRo 2E VALUABLE REAL
- Under and BY virtue Of several DEGREES made
@bis, in cause No I,O6s, Equity Rules 5. Essby
times 6N hs ,s sS T upon the days and
On WEDNESDAY, April ~, at 1870 clock in
tie afternoon upon the premises, he will sell lot
numbered eiaht, $50 in square numbered six hun
tbe snG thirty H6e Ss Tn lot Is
borhood where property is rapidly advancing in
On THURSDAY. April g. a. 4 80 O'Clock, upon
the premises he will sell lot numbered nve (5l in
street aud New York avenue, and fronting on Raw.
On FRIDAY, April IA, at 4:sO O'Clock no. at
the auction rooms Of Thomas Bowling, he viii sell
the following lots:
lot In square 81;
Lot s, IN square IS;
Lot 5, in square SO:
Lot 20, in squsre7$3.
The terms OF sale, prescribed by the Decree
in equal payments IN six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months purchaser to give bonds, salts
ter yearly fro@ date. for the deferred
Deeds and recording at puTS h sserus cost ~,
marl4t,th,s THOs. DOwLING, Auct.
svIN CONSEQUENCE OF FRIDAY, the 18th
inst. being legal hoidas, the sale advertised for
e IA Of sss
apis w.B. WEBB, Trustee.
THANCEKY SALE OF REAL ESTATE Ar
ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF MAssACHUssrrs
TTh5s J fGsE4 ttEsFHt
WASHINGTON, d. o.
o. BY virtue of q decree Of the supreme Court of
III the District Of Columbia, pissed fo equity
No 4,5'S, will offer for sale at public
April is is1s. st O'CLOCK p M, lot S. in CABOT:
subdivision Of square 6zs, with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance In
three equal ents at g. II and Is month. from
the day o. sale, bearing interest from the day Of
safe At eight 49, per centum annun or all cash,
any larger portion than one fourth, at tbs cleo
ton Of the purchaser The title to be retained uot
all Of the purchase money and the interest thereon
is paid. II the terms CT sale are not compiled with
Within ID days from the day Of sale, reserve
the right to resell the property ct the rik and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser All conyeyancfpg 1T
purchaser cost boo de posit acceptance of bid
JAMES 3. GDWAkDa, ir.,.....
WIN. p. DUuWOODY, ( Aieo0s'
$50 Louisiana avenue northwest.
aos-eo&ds y. j. SWEET, Auct.
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IMPORTANT To THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
OVER el73,OOO WORTH OF
FCkEiGN AND Do n ESTiC DRY GO DDS

AL hUCTlUN,
At their Large and Spacious Store,
COhNER lOIH ANU ID SITS. Washington. ID. c. =,
commencing TUESDAY, April Is, 1876.
IA "A large consignment Of Foreign aod Domes' ic
Dry goods, consisting Of West of England, Freac
ana Seiman Broad and 6srrow oolen Cloths, of
~. snaaes ana colors; French, English and Scotch
fancy Tweeds and CassinereI. Furback. Mosco Y
and and, ,ksgninaux Beavers, Ceinohilias, Vestings,
6ioakings, &C Also, Scotch, Frensh and Germ An
Psisly Cashmere, Queensland, Ottom An Lscs, aud
otnes and Desirable shawis, Swiss Not
DRESS GOODS In great variety, such as heavy
Black and Oolored silks, Satins, Irish and Lyon
f1plns. an Woo MeIiIo,, Delsines. sateen CLOTHS,
cloths. &c &C. very rich and rare assortment of
~ OBS Six N.ivets, veivetesns ne Plush Suit
1ngs, Prints, Beached and Unbleached Oottons from
one 70 three ysrds wide large line of English and
Amerit an blankets, Flsnnels; Ladies', Gents aud
Chiidren,s Hosiery. Gloves, &c, together with 9
very Choice AID well selected stock Of Velvet Brus-
sis, Aamihster, TsptstIy aud Ingram CARPET
us; hUGsi &C.. &C; from mssium to fines. i'm
ported MAJ lilies and Turkish Quilts, aud variety
OF tier goods too DUN. to mention.
" Sal. to continue from day to day until the
enllre stock Is cisp5 sed Of The whole to be sold
WIN ut reserve 10 lets TO suit, all for cash
Sales commence daily at 10 a. m, p. III and = ;
p ~ apN I'm
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hUNCAHSON BIOS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 9th and ID sts n w.

I1UNCANSON BIOS, huctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID sts n w.
ASSIGNEE's sale OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS.
SHELVING, COUNTERS, &C
ZEN On TUESDAY MOkNING. April 18th
H]commen.l eng az 10 O'Clock, L win sell, by
.irtue OF an assign ment, the entire st ock OF
Groceries, &C., Contained in store cor GER
Al street and PenDsy yania avenue, consisting Of
Sugars, Q, ffees, Teas, soaps;
starch, Candles, Pepper, Spices;
Ciga,s. Tobacco, Tubs, Buckets.
EOiasses, Vinegar, Prunes;
BraDdies, Whisk es, Sherrv, Port;
Large lot Shelf Goods. Shelving;
Scales. Counter, Fixtures, &c, &C;
Together with numerous other articles usually
fouLd IN grocery store: FKANk HUME.
Anil 81 - '' " -o~-'
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limited STATES MARSHAL SALE.

In virtue of two writs of eri facas issued out OF
the Clerks office Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia al 10 directed, will sell, at
public sale, for h, In front Of this court -hou
door Of said District, on SATURDAY, the 29th
day OF April. 1876, at = O'Clock m all V. Marion
the following described property, viz:-The west
hsIf OF lot NO ~ In square No. 2si, IN the city Of
washington, D. O.. together with sit and singular
the Improvements thereon seized and levied upon as
the property CT Victor Nj Barche. and will be sold
al, use Of r. e Alexander. aud l50ss in favor of
4. =. Alexander.
ALEX. SHARP, q. q. Marshal d. O.
April 9Th, 1876. apjdtds
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STEAMER LINES.

TON, PHILADELPHIA, %sHak
BoSTON: AND PR0vIpENCE SEMIStEH
LIZ SlEA MSHiP LINE On@
AID sfter WEDNESDAY, April 18Th, the Steamers
OF the above line, with direct connection with Bos
tn spd Proydencs. Will sail from PhiIade phia for
Warrington. ID. u, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY Returning leave Washington MON
DAYS and FRIDAYS, from Johnsons wharf, foot
of 18th street southwest. Through Bills Lading is
sued TO and from the above ports Freight received
and delivered daily from 2 .. m. to p. m. Orders
for delivery of freight, SO. received ot 2O2 ST
and III 9th street northwest.
W. p. CLYDE CO.,
No. IL 8. Wharves. PhiladeIphis.
j. II. JOHNSOH CO.,
apl5-1m Agents or Washin
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NO HUMBUG--L. RICE will PAY . fair cash
IN price for any kidd of Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren's SECOND BAND CLoTHIHG, BOOTS,
SHOBS, &c. 623 fth street, between and @ south
q ole BIZ mail promptly attended %. nAyl ~
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Real Estate Auctioneers


Il Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
yAssTA AVENUE AND STREET South.
q BY virtue of q deed of trust to me, dated Oc
t1beI 1T. A, ls74, and recorded in Libsr No.
tor Tor s sSsn !. p Rs' suS Ct So1%0
front Of the and to the highest bidder Lot
togeiher WIN the Improvement tn reon, consstiSS
OF EVE 90 tive story Fssnes one used as store
secured By deed q trust On the ersmss.
Be paid down at si 1hs tn. pei Of
sac Conveys ncing at purchasers cost If the
the Tru.tee the right to rese the property
on ten 10! days public notice at the risk and cost
" ,a,.s JOHN A. BAKER, Trustee.
-apl2-so&ds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
CHAN0ERY SALE EC ~ RREAL ESTATE AT
oS THE n SOUTH ts5 bs Of < STREET, BE.
H HShhs No s,s sac 6SD 9Th STREETS East,
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the
$3.50 will offer for ;se at public auction, in front
II me premises on street southeast, on MON
aP's No. a, ars Of
ocmenong 50 ieet from southeast corner OF square
hence $
feet thence east 81 feet inch: thence south feet
sh street feet thence ives, s. feet thence south
76 feet inches to place of beginning Commencing
Slfeet 1nches from southeast corner of square on
west l2i feet ach thence south 30 feet thence east
50 feet inch thence south feet thence east So feet
10 place OF De gtnnipg with impr yemen's thereon.
Terms: One.fhird CT the purchase money TO be
hereafter ard the balance In equal instalmens at
IL snd Is months, with interest from the day of SALE
secured by notes Of the purchaser elC0 to be paid
by the purchaser at the time of sale and the terms
q sS to be tSy fSnPsd with within I'VE days
nve days notice. at the cost and risk Of the default
ing pm chaser. Ell .EiEs MsKEH 9gNE Trgstse
b. II. WARnER, Auct. APPS eo6ds
CBANCERY SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
~ ON9IH STREET, ADJOINING MASONIC
TEMPLE, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
cause No co.. will, on THU RsD sa II the ao.S
osy 81 April. 1876, at o'clock D. in front Of the
Pr Misses offer for sale at public auction Lot No o.
In square No a6, In this city, fronting 81 feet
Houses
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
twelve months. with .iE Per cent Interest Deferred
payments to be secured by the purchasers notes.
Do cd given upon the final ratification of the sale
and deed OF tIus: taken to secure the deferred pay
ments or else deed given upon the full payment Of
the purchase money: Convey ancing at purchasers
cest deposit of $500 will be required as soon as
cold.
spi2 I'd A1cts Trustee, s2a ~ 81 w.
WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Of the premises, two three-story Brick Houses Nos
ia AID l26 Sd street southeast Terms made
sef pS%ks q Il B. a L. EassGei hhsss
Nj q. IUTTRELL. Salesman, apl0-3taW
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NEW EXPREsS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALbXANDKIA, WASH.
ING TON AND GkORGKTOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pter ., North Wharyes, PhiiadeIlhia,
SATURDAY, a. II m.
o., MONDAY, at ,. n.
This line connects at Pniladelpnia with Olydes
Regular Semiweeky Line OF Steamers for Provi-
ienoe, Boston and New England States. no wharf.
age in Boston by lnia line.
wM. F. CLYDE / Co, Phlladel phia.
3. A. REEp, Alexandria, We.
d. D. y. MINK, 30 Devonshire street, Boston.
0Freights delivered By Knox Z pro5s. OE6esu
ist at General Once, sos Pennsylyen1a rue, or
~ me Dreamer, Wtsrf, viii be promptly attended
70. sszs-tr
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UNIVERSAL II. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
a r. uction of ONE DOLLAR LII sU5 -r-555zj| :
upon any other office depol zHTh ~ SxKI1ak
In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through,
Apply to M D. WHITESIDE
eplly 913 Penn. ave-, Wsshio ptou. ID O.
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TTHOS. K. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer. SIG 7th street
- On WEDNESDAY, April 9Th. at 5 O'Clock
m, will Cffer for sale In front of the prem
e., lots Is. -, ~. and the south 30 feet Of LOT
II, In square frodtnE lo0 feet 9th street. be.
teen q and 1 southeast, containing about 80 ,45O
square feet
Terms day of sale.
spi5-d&ds THOS. Il wSGGAMAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVIS


b. wARSER. corner TIN and streets.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF BEAUTIFUL ooRSrR
h9I, Oh 10TH AND sfkHErs NORIH-
q BY virtue of . deed Of trust, made July sth,
the land records Of the Ditrict Of Columbia, At
se request u The psIy seeussd thereby. will offer
q NJ, Subdivision Is, in square iii. wsshins,
ing drpth Of LIS feet improved By 9 Frame oven
Terms: Or fourth cash; balance At 10 ,er can,
interest in and % months
.pl,d jog 2: So kbsEEp3 s, TI..,s:s
5siI TT sTksssrT iEHosff 32sS.isS SEEf And
arch Is, is7i and recorded 10 LiSsr II No III ~,
y ss.n dsg
Oh Oh, April, .S' Ct O'clock p m a Trent Of the
ksrr 49, s.S Gs Lot
the District Of COlumbia.
ioot slsT On b. I. nne san oaek to
.tor, Brick Dwelling, No: 1887 l street north,
has excellent furnace and range ~H'
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash,
month from day sale ft 1hca the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate ef Dor
will be required OF the purchaser the time of sale
All convey anciBg at the pepse of the purchaser.
III the terms Of sale not compli With vii hin one
week from the day of sale, the trustees We the
right to resell he property at the risk and cost of
the defaultlng purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice in the National Rrpublican and Eve hing
Star Gss31RGE RIGGs, }rrustse.
arl GRep.l DUNCANSON BROS Aucts.
II COLMAN 4 CO., Auction GERS
AUCTION SALE OF BBTCK AND TILEYARp.
On ,whl,pNESbAI april 9Th, at4 clock .. m,
BRICK AND TILE YARD,
and all the fixtures thereto, consisting of
Sheds, WbeelbarI ows, Carts, Kiln.
Harness. Moulds, Picks Pump, &c, 60.
z miles out On the new Bladensburg Road, at Fort
Sarstoga.
Sale cash On the day OF sale.
apl4 AZ II COLEMAN & CO, Aucts
FNHOS. K. WAGGAMAE,
RaoI Ea4o IN Annty N "a.
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TOMORROW.

BANKRUPTCY
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
IHESTOCH OLA NEW YORK WHOLESALE
IMPORTING MOUSE AT AUCTION
LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
CoIslsIng ia part OF the Stock of the late firm
OH H. BIZ McstaTe Co., of New York.
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NNHE STEAMEB HARBINGER WILL LEAVE
the Fish Wharf foot 18th street, 40
Every MORNING, at 7 O. m. for
+ otom &C Fisheries and intermediate LaadinP,
freight and passen gers taken at lowest rates.
apl0-tr NJ. e. GREGG, CAPTAIN.
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"DEOPLZs' LINE"
NOMINI. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER MA
CHOUOCAND INTERMEDiATE
LANDINGS.
The sidevheel stesmer
re. MORRIS"
Captain T. 4. BALDWIN,
VIII commence running to the above landings on
Monday, March 9Th, leaving from
wharf foot Of 9Th street every MON
DAY and tn URsDAY Of a. m.
Returning will leave Nomini every TUESDAY
and FBlDAY at @. m.
febz3 N. r. FITZHUGH, Agent.
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sTEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Leaves the Conpsnys wharf, foot of 9th street,
at 3p m. Fare. o.; round trip, So.
Tickets good until used.
Steamer JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com pany 3
wharf, foot Of 9th street, every TUESDAY, at IL.
m, for Currioman and int mediate landings, and
every FRIDAY: at q. m, f.r Coan River, stopping
at intermediate landings
pany, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent, at the
wharf mArNly
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1 FISHERS NEW DYE WORKS.

600 G. Street, near NiHtA Street,
Connected with
A. FIs1ERS CHEMICAL SECURING WORKS,
On Nisih street, near a., opposite Pafssf OFes.
EB-DyeiDg and Cleaning GentlemenS Gar.
nsnts . specially, At short notice.
~ Fatr fvlnss augll-tr
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suoscri-
Il Der has obtained from 'he Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia holding oeoial Term, let.
O'EE LII, late Of Washington city, ID O, de-
ceased. All parsons having ciaims asAnst the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the voucher. thereof. TO the subscriber. on
or before the 7th dAy Of March next they may
otberv ise by law Re SECLUDED all benefit OF the
said estate Given under my hand this 7th day Of
March, ls76
sp3 m 81 GEO MATrISGkY, Executor.
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4 BANCERY SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
~ ON 9TH STREET, ADJOINING MASONIC

MONDAY, at O'Clock p m. APRIL "a, in front
OF the premises, two three story Brick Houses, Nos
124 and 1876 Sd street southeast Terms made
known on day of sale. GEORGE OOWIE,
Secretary N. e. r. 4. Association
BOWMAN Il GREEN, Auots,
NJ G. LUTTRELL, SaIesnan anl1-2taw
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-07-14

Laboratory Wherein Was Distilled
One of HIS Barrels OF Money.
Cincinnati Commercial (Ind.)

Cincinnati Commercial. Ind)
A reporter of the Commercial
yesterday called on George w, Guysi,
having been advised that he could
give the facts concerning tho seizure
of distillery in the State of New
York, in which Samuel J. Tilden
was interested, for defrauding the
revenue some time in the COS. Our
reporter found Mr.. Guysi at his Of
fee on Main street, and having asked
him for the facts, Mr., Guysi said;
Gin 1896 or 81, in the winter, |
can't tell exactly what month, was
sent over to Lebanon Springs, N. Y,
The home of Mr.. Tildcn, to investi-
gate an irrcgularity there in the Til
den Laboratory They called it a
laboratory. The Tilden Brothers
were distillrng there, and paying no
tax. The tax at that time was 80
per gallon. They claimed that they
had chemicals in the mash. They
had a regular distlllery, and were
MASKING from one hundred to one
hundred and twenty-five bushels per
day. They claimed that it come out
'ether.'"
Reporter-What was the distilla-
ton?
Mr.. Guysi-Alcoholic, of course.
Reporter-And subject to the tax
of So.
Mr.. Certainly.
Reporter-Had they been paying
anything.
Mr.. Guysi-Not a cent.
Reporter-And the tax was then
So per gallonG
Mr.. Guysi-Yes.
Reporter-How long had this been
going on?
Mr.. Guysi-Well, l can't exactly
say now. The tax Dug hit to have
been in the neighborhood of $500 or
$500 per day.
Reporter-Had this been going on
long?
Mr.. Guysi-Well, for nine months
at least. l can't give you the figures,
as all my papers were destroyed by
fire. But the reports in Washington
will show.
Reporter-What did you do with
the case?
Mr.. Guysi-I stopped them and
turned the matter over to the As
SCISSOR there to collect what was due
from them.
Reporter-Do you know what was
the result?
Mr.. Guysi-I don't know, But |
have no doubt that the reports on
file in Washington will show the
whole case:up.
Rcporter-What was your posi-
ton then?
Mr.. Guysi-I was Special Agent
of the Internal Revenue Department.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-07-14
In answering an article in the Gin

In answering an article in the Gin
cinnati Commercial, the Cincinnati
Gazette says: "The Republican pa.
pers are asserting and proving that
Governor Tilden was apolitical as
sociate of Boss Tweed; that he was
intimate with him when he knew he
was thief; that he did not turn
against him until he was down and
bound to go out, then, and not till
then. did he help to prosecute him.
In 1868, when Tilden's name was
used to enable Tweed to stuff the
ballot boxes, Tilden knew all about
tho rascallty, and if he did not di-
rectly aid in the work he smilingly
approved of its fruits. This was
positively forced upon his attention
by Horace Greeley in an open let
tern
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-07-14

The editor of the Washington
Press thus describes John Morrissey,
the great bruiser, as he appeared at
St. Louis as first friend to Tilden:
But the most magnificent animal
in St. Louis was John Morrissey, ex.
pugilist, ex-Congressman, and gam
bier. He looks like a Durham,
thoroughbred and short horn; feet
high, shoulders or 4 feet broad,
built from the ground up-not flabby
flesh, no pronounced bay window
but solid muscle, steel nerves, bones
of iron-muscle like Roman gladi
ator. His face is by no means bru
tai; the eye is not vicious; nor is the
broken nose anything like the pro.
bocis that that wicked Mast always
puts on Johns frontispiece. The
eyes steady, and as Emerson says OF
some eyes, it looks out at you like a
loaded gun. 1t would take tremen
dous pluck to face that Colossus in
the ring. He was not dressed FASH
ly, but quiet bearing, but he was
betting on Tilden, and raked in one
bet of 10000; we don't know how
much more he won. John wants
"Reform," and looks to Sammy fol
it?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-07-14
THE Democratic National Conven.

THE Democratic National Conven
ton that nominated Samuel J. Tilden
for the Presidency, also made the
following declaration:
We do hereby REAFFIRM our faith in
the permancnce of the Federal Union.
The manner in which that faith
was affirmed originally was by the
passage of resolution in the Demo
cratic National Convention of 1864,
declaring the war for the permanence
of the Union a failure" and de
handing it's immediate CESSATION
and Mr.. Tilden was member of the
committee that reported the resolu
ton. The above extract, from the
platform of this year, is the very
essence of effrontcry.