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From ne Nelo FORK Times.
There should be no belittling of Gov.
Itlden's strength In New York. His candid cy
forces upon us campaign of hard, earnest, and
systematic work.
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"Walsingham," In The Illustrated Weekly, tells
eome Interesting anecdotes on this subject. This ex.
ceent picture and story paper ia only six cents Ii s
full VI good things. Buy N.-Adp, WV = "
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doubtedlv be justified In resumine his seat on
the veranda and 10 allowing the birds to suffer
the consequences Of rash indulgence In imper-
fectly ripened fruit.
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" Deiaware State BuildinI

IL Mr.. DICKSON intends to say that others than
the Delawnrans are daily receiving lHE sun
grdtts, we assure him that the paper is not sent
to them from this once. but Ia forwarded by
some friend OF the recipient, who pays for II
out OF his own pocket. But II be intends to say
that other newspapers are furnished gratis by
their publishers, we can only remark that such
is not our practice ; and we think also that he
will conclude with us that. considering the
quality OF its contents, The Sun Is cheaper at
Its regular price than some other journals for
nothing. Let him send on a month's subscrip-
tion aud try IL.
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We should be glad TO oblige our fair CORE
spondent, but It would not be proper TO do so.
he press is like the great agencies of nature IL
cannot STOP; but there are so many men en-
ployed in Its service, that any one of them or
any number Of them can At any time get a holt
day. 1t is not necessary that the husband Of our
correspondent should work next Tuesday. There
are plenty Of Others who will NIL his place for
that day; 30 that be can take his wife and chill
dren and 90 out into the country and rest aud
frolc under the trees and among the flowers
or along the shores Of the man -voiced, inspir
ing ocean. And much good may such pleasant
recreation do him, and do his wife, giving them
health and strength, and a clear determination
TO labor for political reform, the sacred cause
now especially represented by SAMUEL j. Ill
DEN.
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We yesterday received the following APP
phcation from the Commissioners Of one OF the
old thirteen States at tho Philadelphia Centen-
nial
"1he Commissioners 81 The Delaware state Building
would he much pleased receive your paper at there
building daily, a. Others are 81 DONE.
Gent. q Ouncs, Gro. b. DICKSON,
June 2T.
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The Record of a Candidate for Presi
dent.

Mr.. II. b. HAYES was member of the
Thirty Congress for the Second Dis
trict of Ohio, elected in the fall of 1864.
The first session of that Congress com
menced on Dec. 4, 1855, and Its last session
closed on March 4, 1868. or course all his
acts while member of Congress are off,
cially recorded in the Congressional Globe !.
and in that valuable repository of knowl-
edge the Mtllcdukee Netrs has carefully
searched for verythlng set down as done
or said by RUTHERFORD b. HAYES. Here
is the record and the whole Of il:
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WILLIAM ID. KELLEY, the Republican
leader Of the Pennsyv mia soft money india
tionists, has endorsed the Cincinnati platform,
and has again been put up as a candidate for
Congress
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A lady, for whom we cherish the great
est respect, favors us with the following inter
estIng communication;

"sIR; see by THE SIN that great many business
houses viii close on the Fourth of July. Why don't TAk
Sun SCI a sml Ar example 20 the Other nesspapersY
In morals and PATRIOTISM the pre- too stop Tor
one day tbs Centennial Fourth. and give IL EN-.
ployees opportunity to Join with the rest OF
KIND In the great rejoicing. OF course 10 hards Up
10 be without IHR Sun for day, but In century
the people ought not TO complain.
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The watchwords of this canvass are TIL
DEN and Reform. Ne oppose to Republican
mediocrity and sentimentaltty, solid states
msnship and practical achievement In the path
Of reform. Gov. HAYES INDUCED in tender
commonplace after his nomination. and ex-
hibited the feebleness OF his unstable character.
This is what our Uncle SAMUEL said when the
news OF bis nomination at st. Louis reached him :
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(" I can tell You what has been done THIS nomlua
ton was not made hy the leaders OF The party IL
the people vino made II. Trey want reform. They
have wanted II for long time. ana IN looking about
Ihsl have neeome CONVINCED that 4 is 70 be found
pointing AZ hin.self Iney That What they
are after They sloE u the corrupions and maad
mnistritiou Of their oflifs. They want change and
one for the better-a thorough reformation"
These are the words OF a political philosopher
who discerns the mind Of the people, and they
presage success In the coming closely contested
canvass. There are good brains packed In the
head OF our Uncle SAMUEL.
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1860 Feb. 20-Pre ented labor petition from con.
stituents.
Feb. 2s-Moved o. 900 for picture
March l-PetitlOn 10 tax OIL.
March i6-Joinl resolution 10 punish embezIe'
ment
April 2Bl % pay the Eleventh Regiment Of
April 2-Resoiu'ion to carry Smithsonian L..
brarV INTO Congressional Library.
April 3-LirYenth ONO leg iment again.
April l6-IwO resolutions about library docu.
ments ana privileges
April le-Resolution against embezzlng again
April "a Petition againsi seeding states.
Apr 26-Another Resolution about privileges OF
the library.
June 6-Another about library matters
jane N-Petiuon Of southern woman for
compensation Tor property de-
July 27-Rcported against purchasing an old
Dec 10 menus nsnuscrpt ,,ro, mana, n,,o,o, nj, :,
Drarians report. Also, petition Of
one klclnscluidt Tor the return OF
oo . tl2bO, excess payment Of taxes.
lb67-Jnn. 7-PcdtOn Of Cincinnati Post Ofiice for
more pay. Another local pet lou.
Jan. 29-Pctiti0n oi a soldier or Two who had
lost their dlscharg 5.
FEB 6-Bll requlril y authors TO furnish libra
ry with copy Of book.
Feb 0-Cihcnuati POst Oflice clerks again.
Feb. 20 Moved to strike out 5000 from Appro-
priatlon bill for portraits OF exl'fes-
iients, because provided for already
by her funds.
March 2-Moyed 20 add t2l0O to pay editor Of
MA, hApis3 naI psper' n,ono,on -, H..
action In commit ee ABOUT a private
claim.
II such record rs this is satisfactory to
anybody as evincing the capacity of the
man to bear the responsibilities and per-
form the duties OF the President we have
nothing TO say exeept that IL ia not salts
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Bur oNE SENTIMENT. i he attempt
20 saddle Belknap's crime upon the
Republican party is as senseless rs
e the attempt to saddle the crime Of a
defaulting employee on the man he
has robbed and whose confidence
he has abused. II the Republican
party should justify the wrong done.
or attempt to shield the fallen See
retary from the punishment lie de
serves. then lis crime would in a
measure become the crime of the
party. But neither will be done
Throughout the country Republicans
arc united in denouncing the trans
gression. and tho loud demands fOi
justice which come from all quartert
show that the honor os the party and
the purity Of its intentions are us ns.
Bured as ever.
Democracy has screened it's official
criminals, but the Republican party,
never.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE p!
5000 Majority
Les siSlotttre Republican.

CoycoRD. n. n. March 15.-The
victory OF the Republicans seems TO
be overwhelming. They have Il good
majority in the House-2D or %
and claim to have nine cut Of the
twelve Senators aud four out Of the
live connsello,s Full returns OF
the State have not yet been received.
but enough seemingly to justify the
claim.
Returns from 23i towns hive been
received, which give Cheney (Re-
publican) il.2io. Marcy (DemocraD
37.i7i; Kendall and scttterin Alb,
which makes Chcncy's majority g.
3i7. Ten towns a,e ye. TO be heard
from, the vote Of which last year was
about loo
The II publicnns have elected nine
out Of the twelve Selators. The
Council stands four Republicans and
one Demo ocrat.
At the latest ccult tho House
stands 207 Republicans and rs
Democrats. The majority in the
House will, it is thought, he % OF
30. The voto is increased about |,
2o1 over lUst year, beng nearly ST.
600. and is the largest ever cast in
the state
WAsnixGToS, March 1j.-SenatoI
Morton this afternoon receitel a
dispatch from Senator Crngin. stat
ing that the Republican mljoii'y ii
New Hampshire will DO over 3,O0l
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rorrec, tys,cfn s.id ru'c7 Of ,cifnca-urc,pcnt
away ZSsitd'iy fs' Gy Tcis c hsis 'li II
v. II suppose yon have at least halfa dozen
different q, uuTtinenuY'
a. My ii ar firi VIC have moro thnn f'r7,fv
each charged with its own business and ,cth
thoroughly organized, necessary wheel wAh.
in the great wheel"
V. "Nll you nomc dozen or 20 Of them -
a. Wi'h t ibds ieIsSSs o rrqS Is1 Tn;9m pSta,
rc!edy-madS 70 Iirni,hing, Dcpgt,mcrt
making our own hrsi class shirts. The Triin.
ming Department. itself big a. meny rcrii.
lar store. The Garment stock Room. Tho
Receiving Room; ILc order Department,
mcnt. The Delivery l>rortment, with its
tcore ~ messengers. The
y. Hold hold tir. eneughr'
A. I'm not half ftroughi The Advertising
Department with g. bilLend sign distributors,
jagTIp11ll o1l yd,, 5SStoG,pie; 9S,hly
Department, wltiffl, many rooms. The Boys
department. The Youths department. 1Io
Ch.ldrcns Department., With IT'S !spcc.sl
snTnneS %sn ThS for caf e ,s 1ss IbSSss psb Nb
its book keepers and e.sistnnts. General Man.
nscr's Dcrnrtmcnt; financiers ofice, and
offices Of the frnysll busy as bees
fegissierins. rec sendns t Out. ceiling, ling
in theusandSKys joining their forces
arIy on nbusincsswith the People rmount.
. hetween s!,V90,Ooo and t5OOo.OoO an.
ally"
=. stu p.c.n-do.u.si"
l. Indeed " III forget 20 name tNo
hicrs pclur,mcnt, which handles It's s.5,o go
retail sult. ON some single dnysv
v. "S9lOVDl lmmcnscl That's what enables
house 10 buy cheap and scly,hcapl
a. "Ixactlyl You 'b2yc NJ hit it. Tho
nrlc throni here, krA " That We depend
ow prices aud .mmtVf'Glcs.'
Nhtt are the 'TOCg EULLs' hear 20
IN ubuutT'
"Our sys,cr ofhusirces dealing-i. one
e. NJ deviation .. Cash f1r everything 3.
uarantce protecting the purchaser; T. Tho
toy returned If iAc buyer tant OiEerw i.o
uItcd.'
Nothing could ic fnircr"
Nothing. And the people sec H."
Wen, thank you, s!r, for your polito
ntion."
"Notstnll. Its n pleasure TO ,s/vc YOU
! again; and be sure Of tllc plgSc-W1nE.
ser & Browns oak lIall(Aoiyh- East cor.
sixth md Market" "
Thank youl ,hall be happy TO do 20.
morning
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Live Within Your Means.

Live within your means. This is
good rule for ofiicoholdcrs and
business men generally, When the
man OF moderate income ondcavors
TO live as expensively us n man Of
wealth his future can be easily writ
ten 4; little enjoyment. periods Of
anxiety, burdensome debts. u lcs.
perate struggle to keep mp appear
ances, ultimate bankruptcy, aud
red flag to notify the neighbors that
the sheriff is master of the situa,ion
One half the dishonesty of the pres
ent ago springs from this foolish
practice of initiating the styl, of
others. The man Of thousand a
year wants to live equal to the one
who receives five, he in turn aspircs
to make as big show as the one
who receives ten, and tho receiver
OF ten labors to keep pace with the
one who counts his income among
the fifty thousands. Is it any won
der that SO man. fail in business or
4 rfeit by their misconduct the conf
dence Of friends We must come
back to our old-fashioned way OF
living, and this eau be done only by
obeving that INDUCTION, Live within
your means. Life is altogether too
short to destroy its enjoyments by
taxing soul and body to keep up
false appearances. Contentment
comes with moderation mental
suffering and keen anguish with ex-
travagance. To the young man just
starting in life, we say, live within
your means. 10 the man in bust,
ness pursuing success, we say, live
within your means, To the Office
holder who hopes through honora'
Bile conduct to merit promotion and
distinction, we say, live within your
means. To all who labor for honor
or profit We commend the motto as
q safe and sensible one, and one thai
will pay compound interest in the
end. A faithful adhearance to it b,
old and young, rich and poor, vii
restore confidence ia business and
official circles. and fill the land will
happy homes, from which will EN-.
Ssnsts spirit Of purity essential Il
the maintenance Of public virtue.
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Orphans Court Sale.

by Virtue Of an order granted by
DtEe Orphans rourt of Snyder County, to
the uniersignei admihistrntrN oi tho Estate
Ut .lc- euiah smith, late oi the borough of Mid.
dleburg deceased, to sell tho Real Estate Of said
decedcnt tor the payment uf dehts sc the said
AdDlnistratrix Will expose to Puulic sale on
tho premises in the Borough, of MiidiebuTg,
Snyder county IA, on SATURDAY, fprii -th,
1870, tue following described Real Estate, viz
MI that certain messuage and Lb I q +
q Ii q L l. situate in tho Borough aforesaid,
bounded on tho Nu'th by Market street, East
by lut ot rhilip >lnid, south by an alley ard
on the West by the western hall Of lot No. -,
nOS Owned by ltiah Nmith The said messu-
axe being the Eastern tall of Lot No. -. rs
numbered In the general plan OF said Borough,
containing ons-cight Oi an acre more or less.
together With all tho BUILDINGS thereon
-'ectei-tIhe same heing tho Une-halt the
builiingcrectcd IN said lot NO. 2SD
sale 10 cemmenre NJ ono oclOck 4. ". Of said
day When terms Ui sale " ~ be mad known by
MARY q. SMITH,
=, AdmiulsIatrIx.
P.S,-Trinh Smith, who Is the owner Of the
Western hall ot sItl Lot No .s. AMI the LAll
of the buildings erected on said Lut-will eN.
pose the same at Public sale at tue slmo time
and place.
March 5, 20. rRIAH SMITH.
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IMPORTANT LEdAL DEcIstoS Tow
anda was excited last week over
suit OF ejcctment brought by J. II.
Black against his son. y. \. Black
The parties are of high social stand
ing and the principle involved made
the case one of unusual interest
The father owned and occupied IL
one hundred acre farm on Wynlusiug
creek for fifty years When the son
became Of age in 1856, tho father cx
ecutel an instrument, delivering the
property after his death to his son,
"with tho understanding that the
said y. A. Black remain on the farm
and assist in working it, etc" The
son fulfilled his part Of the agree
ment, married, and occupied II por-
'ion Of the farm house. Everything
went on smoothly until about -four
wears ago when rupture occurred
ihc father was recently Y persuaded
to revoke the will and make new
one. A suit of cjec;mont was then
brought by the flthernguinst the son
The latter held that no was fulfilling
tho terms Of the contract, AMI could
not be elected The matter won't to
court aud was ably argued by emf
nent council on both sides. The iury
were out allnight, but finally roinrn
ed verdict for the defendant, which
assures to him the right to remain on
the farm until the fathers death, and
then the title of the property reverts
to the son.
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Tnr school question is logically
compassed by the dcclarntion--tha,
the public schools are ana must be
sustained by the state to maintain
aud save the State. II any church
wishes t. maintain schools for its
own benefit the right is not denied
but its commune .nts ow5 duties as
citizens, aud the IN intenance Of pub.
lie schools il pnp of thcm
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0rThc quickest time ever made
across the Atlantic. has been made
by the steamer "Germanis.' of the
White star Line The voyage from
New York to Liverpool was made in
seven days, fourteen hours and forty
minutes.
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CYAN old gentleman in PittsburG
predicts that we will have sprirg
right along from this time until the
first Of May, when from the latter
date until the 10th Of the same
month, we will have n touch Of real
winter. Everything that frost can
kill or injure, will succomb before
the hoary Jack, and nothing but n
bleak and barren waste will greet the
seeker after fruit, flowers and vege-
tables This is a terrible picture to
contemplate, and to prevent lis ful-
lilm@nt we hone some philanthropist
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TnE city journals noto marked
revival in the grain exporting trade.
There are twcnty-iiyo vessels now
lying at New York receiving cargoas
Of wheat anl flour, anl other ports
shoS like activity in this branch Of
business.
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has been used in this ncighhorhopd for
the past two or three years without sin.
gle failure to cure II you have not used
this medicine yourself, go to your Drug.
gisl John \. Moa,I and ask him Of its
wonderful success among his customers
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicine, just
buy sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents AMI try it, Regular size
Bottle u cents. Don't neglect cough to
save IS cents
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Coed News From Maine.

BOSTON. MnrcT q.
General Frnncis Fesscnlcn. Re-
publican. was elected Mayor OF Port
land to day by 5!G mnjori!y, in to-
tai vote OF 5.9iS Last year the city
went Democratic by i2j majority. The
Republicans were successful in the
municipal elections Of nearly every
city and township in the State.
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By the latest mail from Iceland
comes the report that the five hum
drcd inhabitants OF the West Mama
Islands are probably dying Of star
,ation,
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rsS"The money sharks want ihe
Legislature to increase the legal rate
oi interest. Six per cent. is plenty,
and we hope their request will be
refused.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
The Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad
Company

Hereby give notice that on or BEFORE the
First Of May Next
They viii opcn "a Passenger station In Fair.
mount Park, upon tho line ui n JUNCTION Rail
rpai, In close pro, unity u Memorial Hall ami
othcr principal buildings OF the
Centennial International Exhibition
And that regular passenger ami excursion
rains viii thereafter be run between the new
'tntion and tho various points upon their sew
cral railway lines.
The attention OF Citizens of Philaiclphia
looking tor summer Residences. and Of Stran-
gers drsir NJ to secure houses or lodging in tho
vicinity OF rhilaiciphlt during the period e
the Exhibition, l. called To- the fact that iron
ncariy all lIccs IoI tue railroads ut the Com
piny within twenty ur thirty miles ui the city
passengers will leIble to reach tho Exhibition
without change Oi ears in As short u tire ~ II
will require make the trIp b! horse cara irOm
many points In the city.
Special eNcutslun trains will he run for th e
accommodation Of schools, Societies or other
AssUclttiaus.
For ufo.mltlou arply to g -. HANCOCK,
General 'lcko, M, Mt, No. 80 South iul RIil
street, Philadelphia, and To- the several Local
.~uleTiuteudents Ur 10 the uui,rsignei.
John l.. NbOlTEN,
General superintendent, Reading, Pa
Inr To- -sy
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HgApsUARrkRs REPUBLICAN STATE
HAnnisprRn Fcbruary |. Is


HARRispuRa February l, 1876.
In pursuance ola resolution Of the
Republican State Committee, adopt.
ed at a meeting held in Harrisburg
This day, Republican state Conven.
tion, to be composed of delegates
from each Senatorial and Represcn-
tative district, to the number to
which such district is entitled in the
Legislature, is hereby called to NEE,
IN the city of Harrisburg, at twelve
o'clock noon, ON Wednesday, March
20, 1876, for the purpose Of nomi.
mating an Electoral ticket and OF
electing Senatorial and Represent
tative delegates to represent the
State in the Republican National
Convention, to be held Mt Cincinna-
ii, Ohio, on the l4th day Of June,
1876. BY Oder of the Committee,
HESRy NJ. HoYT, Chairman.
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NECUTORS' NOTICE.-Letters
tcs'amentary on the estate Of capt. John
deceased, late of Munre township,
er County. Pcnn'a., having bcen grant.
tho under-igned. oil persons knowing
selves indebted 10 said estate are request
make immediate payment, while those
ng claims viii present them duly authenu.
1 iOrsettlGiuClt to
Y.u. WAGNER.
JOHN q. LOSG,
lar. p. 1879. Executors.
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We condcnse/froin tho Leifgi Ec7f-e- tho
tnln nnes q y Conversation about OAK Hall, in
Ph!ladCHhig/Wg * DrUwn's" LARGEST
CiOthineH/isc In America" A visitor and
aucndautSfc the speakers:
ltsiior. what corner IS the building on p
iNeHfdnt. South East corner of SLrh and
Market Please note the SlNTlt. fJr somc
,ircnsors seeking Oak Hall, have been mislcd
by designing persons"
WI 1t IS ptrfectly colossal Do you know
Is dimcnsiunsY'
a. "i2,DJO tquarc fcet--c5 on Market. and
10 odd Un Sixth, Fix stories high. has over
three acres - lOorl;sS. oud covers space once
occdp;Gd oyv vpTSEnan twenty different busi-
Y. Do you use stcnm.rower7"
a. :" \ giant young engine furnishes power
Tor the freight and passenger elevators aud tie
boilers steam for heating, ind tie other opera
tilns of the house"
Y. what order do you Jake with roodsy"
A; They are frst ope/cd and arranged in
the basement ON longl vs. counters and taken
thence ON the fAgh/ h/elcyator ~ the inspec-
tors room on the$S/n lopr"
v l. inspcciinSthc iirst o1eration7"
A. NO, cir, measuring The goods are frst
measured In the piece then inspected. Tho
cloth passes over rollers in the face Cf u strong
light and two men at, ono before nnd ono
behind the goods, watching with tie eye Of a
hawk for the least plu-h0le imperfectl6n. AMI
marking every law, - that the cutter may tCc
hni avoid 1t when lie comes ~ cut Tic gar'
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NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL II ANES.
May i,is7G. 10 April 30, 1871.
NOT ICE

The Revised Statutes Of the United
states, Sections 1892, 3237, 323s. and
3231, require every person engaged in any
business, avocation, or employment which
renders him liable TO q SPECIAL TAX, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUS.
LY IL HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE
OF BUSINESS STAMP denoting the pay.
ment of said SPECIAL TAX, for the
SpecialTax Year beginning Mayt. 1876,
before commencing or continuing business
after April 80, 1876.
The taxes embraced within the pro.
visions Of the law above quoted are the