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The CarDet-Bagger.

AS the sloth--too lazy to look for I living
in any exercise of industry-betakcs HIM
sell to Il tlourishing tree and feeds upon its
liic-blood aud its leaves until there is no.
thing left but the dead branches and the
trunk, and then drops OF and crawlS away !;
us the grasShopper dcvours the grass, ana
the growing grain, and all the green things
OF the earth, and then hieS him to other
fields to feed again; - the buZzard sails
around the wounded lion, Swoops
upon him when he dies, fills himself
with the flesh OF the royal beast, and
then, hcury-frcighted with his carrion
cargo, slowly flaps his funeral wings and
flies iu search of further prey; so the carpet
Dagger, that foul, predaceous bird, seeming
~ born OF the rotting garbage OF the battle
field, and iirst seen after our late war and in
the South, was wont to wcnd its way from
town to town, county to county, and State
to State, burying its filthy beak in whatever
it seemed to scent a morSel the maggots
might have left, burrowing everywhere for
some remnant Or relic OF the wrctched
wreck the war had wrought; and then,
gorged with what it had gathered from the,
graves and gore of the fallen brave, spread
its black wings and fly to its natal home,
il home it ever had, to curse with its
presence the land from which it came az it
had cursed the land in which, as carpet
Dagger, it first appeared.
This dirty bird is getting to be compare
lively rare in the southern States since the
Democratic thunders OF two years ago,
when North, and South, and East, and
West all seemed rising in their wrath to
drive away this biggest, and ugliest, and
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JOE HOOKER TO TlLDEN.
GARDEN CITY, L. l., June 90, 1

GARDEN CITY, l.. l., June 20, 1876.
Ny Dear Goyernor,-I cannot refrain
from offering you my sincere congratula-
lions on your nomination to the exalted Of
flee OF President of the United States. As
q Quiet observer OF the political events Of
thenation, / know OF no one in my day
who has afforded me so much satisfaction,
and sincerely hope and believe that the wis
dom shown in the selection at St. Louis
will be fully ratified by the great mass OF
the people in November next.
We require reforms in politics, religion,
and morals, and am convinced that we will
receive them generously at your hands. The
whole Government of the nation is corrupt
desperately corrupt-and the honor and
glory of applying the antidote, ] am con.
vinced, viii belong to you. Ii the fact OF
your nomination does not enhance the ma
terial values Of the nation, ! am sure your
election will do it. Already seem to
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Mr.. W. II. II. LYNN has sold his half in
terest in the Staunton Tindicator to Mr.. T.
c. MORTON (Botetourt). Mr.. LYNN intends
engaging in business in another locality.
Success to him. He deserves it. HENRY
TINsrEY, with Mr.. MoRroN's assistance,
will keep up the high reputation OF the Yin
dicator for sprightliness and promptness in
furnishing news.
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breathe new atmosphere, as Is the case
with every well-wisher OF his country.
Sincerely yours, j. HOOKER,
Major General United States Army.
BAYARD TO TILDEN. =
ALBANY, N. Y, June 30.-The following
telegram was received by Governor Tilden
to-day:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 80.
Hon. 8. j. Tilden:
take the first hour since my return from
Mississippi to assure you that my earnest
support will not be wanting to elect you to
the presidency, where your services are SO
much needed by the American people.
T.. T. BAYARD.
POETRY OF THE PERIOD.
The campaign poets ar, bursting into
song. An enthusiastic Ti|aen man sings:
Reform! Reform!
Civ it EN- warm,
Tilde.i sweeps over Inc land like storm.
Chorus II, BOYS, from the east to the west,
Iiiden and Eendricks-that tickets the best.
On 10 the VIII te House, wen march In swarm,
SINGING for Tlden and shouting Reform
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THE CAMPAIGN.

THEORY OF TILDEN'S Sue
CESS-FLOURNOY's SPEECH AT ST. LOUIS
HARTMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND TIL
DEN-FIGHTING JOE HOOKER HEARD
FROs1-CAMPAIGN POETRY-CARL sCIIURZ
SHOWS HIS HAND AGAINST OUR TICKET.
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n THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS

T THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS
now 10 be sold at sYCIE BROTHERS for the mex:
thirty days Don't fall to call and look At their 40c
BLACK ALPACA.sol every where 1t 53c. For SOC
they will sell you regular 75c. MOHAIR LUS-
TIRE; s7kc. will buy the best MOHAIR In the mar
ket. Call \, once and supply yourself
600 pieces summer DRESS GOODS much belo"
cost-price to close oft tile whole stock.
BLACK GRENADINES marked down thirty per
cent;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than ever
Great bargains in CASSIMERES, COATISGS, ssi
LINENS for mems and boys clothes.
Our stock OF HOSIERY 10 marked down 10 cost
price. We have CHEAPER GOODS than any ever
offered In this market before.
1000 pair KIDS much below cost:
Ladies' and Gentlemens UNDERWEAR VI = SrtA!
sacrifice;
700 dozen PLAIN and IIEMSTlTCnED HAND
KERCHIEFS at and below cost;
BARGAIN. I'm CORSETS, BELTS, JEWELRT'
FANS and CHAINS. SILK and LACE SCARfss
CUFFS and COLLARS, and Thousands Of ether
useful and cheap articles.
The cheapest LACE CURTAINS IN the city.
wenant to close out the entire stock regardless 10
value or cost.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS, TABLE and PiAS}'
COVERS, al lower prices than over.
The remainder Of our stock or PARiSOi.S VIII NJ
sold at one third Of Its cost
A very large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS RETAILER
ut market prices;
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOrlis ana NAL
TINGs much below usual price.
Don't fail to call ut once and secure all the harSa'"
you can get.
This Is the time for you. Don't miss This chnnce'
Won will never have another one Ike II.
FIVE thousand dollars worth OF HAhBDR1h
EMBROIDERY much below importers price At
SYCIE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
WE CLOSE AT Z j. n. )ef
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GRANT REINFORCING TILDEN.

x Governor Tildcn has any sense OF graft
tuGe whatever he must feel that he is under
large obligations to President Grant. 1t IS
to President Grants administration that the
Governor owes, in the first place, his prom
inence as practical political reformer, by
the contrast it offered. Had President
Grants administration been anything
else than what it really was; had
his surroundings been of different
character, and his appointments other than
they were; had his advisers and trusted
counselorS, his intimates and friends, been
selected from different class Of people, and
his policy been less selfish and personal,
narrow and petty, Governor Tilden's posi-
ton as political reformer would not have
been so isolated and unique, nor himself so
marked figure in the field OF politics. Nee9
York Tribune (Repu6licon).
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DEATHS.

Died, Friday the 3Oth nltimo, at his late reai-
dence, In Amelia county, I. ID. BUTLER.
Ills remains will be Inferred at Hollywood from
Richmond and Danvile Railroad depot THIS Dion
day. MORNING at $50 O'Clock. The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
Died. OF Oregon Hill. Mt the residence of his father,
on Saturday, July 1st, JAMES LAFAYETTE,i infant
son Of Joshua j. and Emma j. Pricbard: aged
eighteen months and one day.
Dearest JKhaY, thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But it's God who hath bereft us;
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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MARRTAGFs.

Married, ON Monday evening, june 10TH at 9
O'clock at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev. g. W. Leonard, pastor Of the Cumberland Pres
bytcr1ar church, HUBBARD GARDINER CARL
TON. Esq, Of Richmond, Va.,- to Miss ETHEL
BRANNOCK, daughter of Dr.. j. III. Brannock, Of
Mckenzie, Tenn.
Greensboro, n. c., papers win please copy.
Married, on Tuesday morning, juno 9th, at the
residence OF the brides mother, by Rev. IL. c. Chea-
than, Mr.. GEORGE w. TURNER and Hiss HE'S
the late William I. Mitchell both Of this CITY. =
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spECrAL NOTICES.
ar SELLING, OFF b

AL AMI BELOW StJSb,
FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYs
As intend to enlarge my store, am complies
to sell my entire stock Ia order to make room. Can
for yourselves, and you win be convinced OF the a,.
gains am now Offering.
10000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS rsfueed :,
SIC. per yard;
1000 yards WHITE CORDED PIoUgs ., IN.
per yard;
10000 yards BEST PRINTS At oYc. wor.l, An,
1Gc.;
Twenty pieces orGEAss LINEN. ~ wide. nj ! q. :.
have large line Of BLACK and CoI.ORgn
SILKS, which win be sold very cheap;
The BEST BLACK ALPACAs at 35c.. 4oe. soc
and 60c., III wc-th l5c. per yard more;
The best stock of PARAsoLs in tho city, at or.s
to SUIT the closest buyers;
BLACK GRENADINES from 1oc. to 7sc. p.r ward.
CAssIHEREs at 40c., Soc, and eoc., worth Use. u
81;
100 dozen nice DOUBLE NECK RUFFLEs a. s.
apiece that are worth 20c.:
Just received from He,.rs. Mlllhisez 4 Co.'S auction
100 dozen beot FRENCH wovE coRsETs
the boxes being slightly soied, but the corets
perfect. viii sell them at 5oc.-they are worth
81 to $3.50 each;
Also, two cases A. BLEACHED COTTON. .!sh,,y
wet, at &c. per yard worth l2Hc.
These goods must be sold, and advise all In wan,
Of bargains and cheap goods to give all early call
H.. WILLIAM TiIALHIMER
jyl COL Broad street, corner OF sixth
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The Virginia Medical Monthlyis one OF
the best journals of the class in the country.
The July No. is particularly fine.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND WHEAT
IN OWERS.-The new FANNlNG-MllL,
called the RANDELI. GRAIN SEPARATOR, that
we manufacture is now ready aud for sale at our
works. Send for circular of testimonials of Rich.
nond Corn Exchange, commission merchants, and
farmers All are invited to call and see It's opera
ton. SLOAT, CROSKEY d Co,
iro1p f..r hiaclinistS.
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CITY AUDITORS OEFIcE,l
a.a RICHMOND, goth June, 1876. ) j
OF BONDS Or IhE
~ cry OF RICHMOND maturing lst of July,
1876, are hereby notified that payment OF the same
Willie made oni presentation at this once. anu Ina.
interest said bonds will cease Oh anu aitef 'nas
date. tfss,l ~ .,,a
- " 49, = : -. Is. ROYSTER,
) +. ee-1ot Auditor and Secretary.
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FOURTH OF July.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO.,)
OFFICE OF DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, July l, 1876. }
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The Freight
IN Depot of this Company viii be closed from 2.
n. July Sd until IN. NJ July 9Th. shippers viii be
governed accordingly.
jy got VIII. GREEN, Superintendent.
OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED ON
OTUESDAY, July 4th:
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY A CO.,
W. II. TATUM.
SHIELDS Z CARY,
HERMAN SCHMIDT,
."-...-. NJ. EVANS & Co.
X. s. CHAMBERLAYNE,
jy 3-1t# CHARLES T.. MILLER.
NOTICE.-OFF POW-sa
~ uATAN STEAMBOAT LINE, Sszsssz1sdSs
RICHMOND, July l, 1S76.-There will he no steamer
for Baltimore by this line on TUESDAY, July 4,
1876. l.. H. TATUM,
iy Git ......--- Agent.
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A COUNT BOOKS
SEASONED BEFORE USED.

Larry orders solicited At 1918 Main street Tor
BLaSK-BOUKS, which We make in the best style
and of best materials. Cheap 'BLASk-BOOkS OF
all sizes kept on hand and made TO order. STA
TIONERY to suit all. u
in17-dsw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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FAIR.

THE LADIES OF THE FIRST BAP-
l. list CHURCH (coIoredl desire to inform their
friends and the public that the FAIR viii be contin.
night and win close on "Wednesday night. II s hoped
that they VIII be literally patron zed as their pur-
pose Is to raise money to rebuild their church.
jy Sits
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DELIGHTFUL BOOKS FOR SUMMER
MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD.-To THE CITY COUNCIL: GEN
"A tlcmen,-l withdraw my petition, rs there are
so many against me unworthy of the place. give
my chances TO some who can I'LL the place ietter
than I have done. Ny petition will be published
hereafter. ,. i: f1sESloN,
WALL .r. Old Ward Manager.
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NJ b.: HILL AND r. S. ANDERSON
In have this day formed a co-partnership under
the firm name OF HILL & ANDERSON. for the pur-
pose of conducting GENERAL AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS At l524 Main street. BY
strict attention 10 business, quick sales, and prompt
returns, they hope TO merit liberal patronage from
their friends and the public generally. a. i
JULY /, 1876. j. 1-S&M1m
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The business as heretofore conducted by j. Wright
& Co. will be continued under same name by JOHN
WRIGHT.
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THOMAS BAL3IER will conduct the business as
heretofore conducted by j. Wright i Co. at I'LL
Cary street. jy lin
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

HAxALL MILLS,}
RICHMOND, VA, June 80, 1876.
VNHE FIRM OF HAXALL, CRENSHAW
L & CO.. except in liquidation, is discontinued
from this date It's affairs will he settled by the sur
rving partners, and an early settlement OF all open
accounts Is earnestly desired.
We beg to call attention to the following announce
ment RICHARD BhRION HAAALL,
PHILIP !IAXALL.
IIAIALL MILLs,l
RICHMOND, VA, July l, 1876.
The HANALL-CRENSHAWC COMPANY, a joint
stock association chartered under the laws OF Vlr.
gna, have the pleasure to inform their friends and
the correspondents OF the late firm of H2xall Crcn-
shaw & Co. that they have purchased the we'll known
Haxall and Columbia Mills property,in this city.
and that under the management Of the undersigned
they will continue the manufacture Of all brands OF
FLOUR, OF the same superior quality heretofore
made Ut this establishments. .-,-
The hes. quality Of CORN MEAL and MILL
FEED will be kept constantly for sale, and orders
for these articles we'll for the several grades OF
FLOUR, will he 6ed on the' most reasonable terms
RICHARD BARTON HAXAI.L,- b.
President;
PHILIP HAXALL,
ylce-Prcsident;
LEWIS d. CRENSfIAW. Jn.,
iy Lift Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE TICKET STRONG.

Republicans arc very likely to underrate
the strength of this ticket. They will make
fatsl mistake il they do not understand
that it is dangerously strong, and begin
without delay the efforts necessary to secure
success. They win miserably deceive them
selves il they expect much from Democratic
d;ssensions.- Tribune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-26

exetted TO that end Amalorlty ofthc
delegates 20 the National Convention
are authorized to caat the vote Of tho
State The following delegates for the
state at large were chosen, j. L.
lioge, James l., English, Clay w. lay.
lor aud j. =, IIager Thedelegation IL
uninstrllcIed, but all are known 10 DO
In favor OF Tilien nj present A reao.
luton was adopted shutting out proxies
at 81 Louis. The Convention adj
Iourhed until the last "wednesday In
July to choose Presidential electors.
Tho First and Fourth Congressional
Districts renominated Roper aud Wig
glngton respectively for Congress, tho
other Districts deiorrlpg nominations.
CHICAGO, May %, "A Tunes special
from Council Bluffs, Iowa, says tho
eighth Iowa Republican Congressional
Convention there to-day nominated by
reclamation Colonel A. w. Sapp for
Congress, Il,,.I ..I .,,,.ri
TOLEDO, o., May ga ilro broke
out about noon to-day, Ia tho dry kiln
attached 70 Doryer Warran n Co.'S.
stavc factory, at Altowa, Lake Mlohl-
gnn, The entire property was des-
stroyed. During the progress OF tho
fire the cooper shop aud stavo factory
Of Dewey, Foster 4 Co., ut Riga, Ave
miles west OF Attowa Lake, was
burned, No estimate OF the loss, but
IL Will bo heAvY.
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TO Issue the resulting silver coin, pro
vided that not more than u miller
dollars Of money shall be used at any
time Ia the purchase of such bullion.
The President has nominated Jane,
X Rutan, of Pennsylvania, To be con
sui At Florence, Italy, vice WirtSykes,
withdrawn, Robert l., Richardson,
Postmaster nj 81 Joseph, Missouri,
Baker, eK'Commissloner OF Pensions
told the Civll Service Committes 10.
day his side of the story In the matter
Of the Chicago Pension Agency. Wit.
ness said he told Miss Sweet when lac
visited her office that the dellolt must
be made good 10 the Government, and
II I was he would say nothing about
H. lilo did this, and took other action
out OF friendship TO Miss Sweet, aud
told her she must not pay any more
money on the Campbell note for the
appointment lie denied Miss Sweets
testimony to tho effect that he, Ia
company with Blakely, visited her OF.
dee and demanded payment Of the de.
hciency In one day.
The following proclamation was
issued to-day 10y the President Of the
United states;
WnERRAs n joint resolution Of the
senate aud House OF Representatives,
duly approved on the thirteenth day
OF March last, which resolution In as
follows;
''lie II resolved 10y Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the United states
" America IN Congress assembled,
That II be, and IN hereby recommended
bY the Senate and House OF hepreson-
tatlves To the people OF the several
states, that they assemble In their
several counties or towns, on the APP
preaching Centennial Anniversary
Of our National independence, aud
that they cause To have delivered
on such day historical sketch
Of said county or town from its
formation, aud that u copy OF said
sketch may be filed Ia print or manu-
script In the Clerks Office OF said
county, aud an additional copy, In
print, OF land ownership be filed in
the olllce Of the Librarian OF Congress,
to the extent that complete record
may thus be obtained Of the progre
OF our institutions during the first
century OF their existence and,
whereas, IL In deemed proper that such
recommendation be brought 10 the
notice and knowledge Of the people OF
the United States
Now, therefore, 1, Ulysses $. Grant,
President OF the United States, 40
hereby declare and make known
the same. IN the hope that the
object OF such resolution may meet
the approval OF the people of the
United States aud that proper steps
may be taken to carry the same into
effect
Given under my hand, at the city Of
Washington, this the 18th day Of May,
IN tho year Of our Lord 1876, aud of the
Independence of the United States the
one hundrodth.
tSignodl
liy the President; US. CRANE
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of state.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Organization of the Dcnis0n aud
MlDeOla Railroad Company
Work Commenced on the Trans, Continental
Railroad on the Gap Between Paris
and TeSarkana-To be Wig
Orously Pushed
speelAl To lhe naIln lIerald.

NP''lh ~ lho htllN Holhlu'
BoNIAM, May %. There was 1
large and enthusiastic meeting here to
day loselect corporators for the Doni
son aud Mineola Railway. Mr. &, w
Willbroy was the chairman, Five cor.
porators ARE to be selected rom eacl
county along the line. The following
oorpomtOrs were chosen from Grnyson
county; John LRlddle r., II, Lingo,
W. i, Bennett, u. d. Chadick aud q,
q, Randall, From Faunln county
w. l.. Class, ]. Il, Russell, John spar.
ger Il. +. Hayes and $, u, Allen,
From Hunt county J, J, Cooper G,
w, Wilbry, Il. W. Lahe aud Joel
Webb.
The corporators from Hunt county
ARE to select those from Rains and
Wood counties. A committee ofsiS
WINS appointed 10 draw up the charter
TO DO presented TO the Legislature.
Further particulars ARE withheld by
request of parties Interested
Work was commenced on the Trans
Continentinal road. on the gap DO.
tween Paris and TeXarkana, on Mon
day, and Is now uader fall aud push
Ing headway, Iron is en- route, aud
will arrive tomorrow or next day. On
Monday the force at present working
on the grade, drains aud bridges will
be largely augmented and the putting
down Of rails commenced In earnest
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HERE AND THERE.
Foreign and Domestic Brevltles
Over the Wires. r.. f.,a.

/
New York, May 25.--Base Ballast
Louis ., Mutuals 0. I...i llI3
CHICAGO, May 20. -Theamous stock
horse, known as Feller's Hambleton-
Ian, formerly owned by IL, ID. Feller,
Of New York, but recently by Webb
Brothers, In Davenport, H., died In
that city this morning. Hewas twelve
years old. .t .iI,.lIo, ....o.,..l d,
New ORLEANS, May 2j.--Frederick
Bauer, aged 7s, sulcided with pistol,
and Lucien Augustine, Cigar maker,
aged so, also suicided with a pistol.
The latter leaves u wife and seven
children.
Colonel w. ]. Behan and John
Thorn, indicted in ST. Louis, have APP
piled for bail.
The steamboat New Orleans, draw
Ing IN feet of water, grounded In tho
jetty channel In 10 feet ofwater. '''' ''''
PARIS, May 2S.--A special from w
enna to LIE Temps reports that the Sof-
tas have required the Sultan to deposit
see, 900, 900 In the public treasury, re.
duce the civil list TO S5,OOO,0O0, estab,
lish National Council and appoint an
Europeon Minister of Finance. D0 20
PITTsDuRd, May 25.--There was
fire last night at the Keystone Coffin
Works, corner Market and Dagond
streets, aud the factory, containing
about two thousand collins, was
burned. Loss about SIC, 900; fully in
sured. The Allegheny mills, near by,
were damaged.
! CHARLESTON, s. G., May ga week
ago country merchant of Abbeyville
county, named llamer and his wife,
were found murdered In their bed.
The murderers, four In number, were
arrested yesterday, and were taken
from the sheriff aud shot. Three hun
bred persons were present at their ex-
erution, and one hundred shots We're Z
fired. te $500. .s,,
BUFFALO, N. ", May IS. The an
nual meeting Of the American Baptist
Publication Society took place to-day.
The annual report shows the total re-
ceipts from all sources for the year
ending March /, 1876, 100000 s5O4,o
OF this sum embraces $50, 203 given
specially for building, leaving the or
binary business receipts for year $780,