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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

Agents for the Star Shirt, neatest best
fitting, and most economical We would also call
the attention to Country Merchants that We job
very low figures. Farmers will save from 20 to 90
per cent by calling on us before purchasing else
where. OUR STOCK Is COMPLETELY NEW,
WITH NEW PRICES. Call and convince your
self at STEINAU a BRO.
No, 2, National EE. Rank Building, opposite shaw
hans Block. JnneSlh, 1867.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
SCHWAB HOUSE, FINDLEY, o,

% Y HIEHNHHi TropTiefoF'
This hnusc, situated on the corner Of Man and
Corey streets, has been entirely feiitted and hew-
y fufnishcd IN AZ good style as anY house In the
Norih-wcst rhc table viii always be found
bougtiiuly supplied with the best the suason aud
market affords
Good stabliug connected with the hotel
ecpt.5.lt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
Can Warrant,

shop, shOddy Goods, but Good. that VIC
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ PlEsIoH oFYioH, Dec. l, 1850.

H. PHHsIoH 0RTioH, Dec. l, 1855.
TO all a0Aom q may concern!
Application having been made under the act Of June
sd 1902 for reissue Of the land warrants described
soyed notice 10 hereby given that At the date follow
Ing the description Of each warrant new esrasLts or
warrant Of like tenor will be issued NO valid obse
tiOn shall then appear;
No. 2es for 10 acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1885 In the nAme Of Ivory Butler and WAS granted
April 10, 1883 February 2, 1857.
No 42.ooo, for 100 Sers., issued under the act Of
March 1855 in the name Of Lazarus Hsrlon. and was
granted September y, ls3e-Psbrulry 10, 1857. del
No lOI fai for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1888, in the name Of Robert W. Pierce and
was granted Nay u, 1855 March Q, 1857. ds22
No 240 for l60 issued under the act OF March
3 lsSS the name q Elijah D. Ball. and was granted
No 95 for so acres issued uAdsT the act Of March
s. lsb6 In the name Of dsorge Plum, aud was granted
August 10, 1885. March 30, 1857. jail
No. 81, ol2, for 100 acres, uaued under the act Of
March 3 1855, In the name Of JAmss Henry, and was
granted April a. 1851. March 80, 1857.
No, bs 726 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1885, In the name OF John Wood, and was
granted February %, 1857. April 9, 1857
No o 100 for 100 issued under the act Of March
1895, In the name Of Sarah Wood, widow Of Robert
Wood, aud was granted February 10, 1857. April 0,
No A. 49, for lSO aerss issued under the act Of Feb.
was granted Deesmbsr T. ls4s. April %, 1867, jA2e
No 81 Sae for 90 acres, issued under the act Of Sep
tsmbsr 1850 In the name Of LAHgdon G. Johnson, and
was granted March O. le66-ApHl %, 1857.
No. a. $751; for 90 acrss issued under the act Of March
s. 1880 In the name Of Langdon q. johnson, and was
granted April !, ls6e.-April %, 1857. jA2s
jos. u, BARRkTT, Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

NAVY BULLErIS.-0rdered, Jan. l9-Gun-
ner Thomas Robinson, to ordnance duty at
st. Helena.
Resigned, Jan. 29-Acting Assistant Sur
geon Oscar A. Rivers.
Honorably Discharged, Jan. l9-Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant and Pilot Martin Free
man, to take effect January 20; Acting En-
sign George NJ. Prindle, January l3.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

NATIONAL BANK CURRKsoY.-For the week
ending the 26th inst, national bank cur.
by the Acting Comptroller. The total cir
culation issued up to date is $500, ,907 1896;
actual circulation, s29s, ,74s, ,s64, for which
securities are held as follows: For circula-
tion, s340, ,5l4, 900, and for deposits S38, ,76l :.
450. Total securities held, $379275, ,450.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

FRAoTIoSAL CURRKscY.-Four hundred and
seven thousand dollars in fractional currency
was issued by the printing division Of the
Treasury Department last week. During the
same period the following shipments were
made = To New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton, each 100000; to the United States De-
pository at Baltimore, $70,000; to the United
States Depository at Chicago, 100000; and
to National Banks, $3.50, 0,10I.9l.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

TREASURY DIsBURsENESTs.-The disburse-
ments of the Treasury on account Of the
War, Navy and Interior Departments for
the week ending on the 26th inst. were as
follows: War, S8l4,s0S; Navy, $2,943, ,976;
Interior, S2ll ,G02. Total, S4,970,386.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

ARRIVED SAFE-The United States store
ship John arrived at Boston on Saturday
last All hands on board were well.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source on Saturday were 1865, ,936.ls,
making the total amount received during the
week 81, 400, ,776.35.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

The CONDUCT Of Samuel Strong on the
Avenue last night becoming Of rather disorderly
nature, he was arrested by 0hicer Strong, who
locked him up for hearing this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

At La Crosse, Wisconsin, 6,s4l acres Of
the public domain were disposed Of in De-
cember last, 4,50l of which were taken up
for actual settlement.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

SELLING WITHOUT LIcENsE.-Thos. Peace
was arrested by ofhcer Thompson yesterday fol
selling liquor by sample without license and taksr
before Justice Giberson, who fined him $40 for the
offence.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

MILITARY TRANsPoRTArIoS.-U date
Of Omaha, Nebraska, Jan. 7th, Major Gene
raj Cooke has issued a general order regulat-
ing the transportation Of the baggage Of sol.
diers in his command, in which he directs
that infantry on the march shall carry three
or -four days saSns aa p HnS sstSy S
pounds.p day in case the exigency arises
where the men are obliged to live entirely
on beef cattle alone.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

The Prize FIdnr MASIA.-H Horatio Bolster
Of this city, who has been defeated several timel
In the prize ring and who has been successful only
In his puglistc encounters with females Of doubtful
morality In Hooker's Division, Is training for an
other fight In Connecticut.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

POLICE REPoRrs.-Thirty-ni arrests wer
made BY the police In the entire Distrist for tn
day ending at eight o'clock on Saturday morning
The amount Of fines imposed was $3l. 08.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
IRToLIs AT TIE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD,

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
ARTICLES AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD,
HAyT PATMLsrRR's oPFIcP,
wAsHIEdroS, D. G., January %, 1851
be received at this once until l2 the hrst day Of
February 1867 for the following supplies, WHICH MUST
BR OF fHE VRRI BEsT auALTr TO be delivered free OF
expense and Government tax AT the washington Navy
Yard and SUBJECT TO THE USUAL INSPECTION THRAHAr,
10 wit; ~ ,,, -. .,..
10, 900 (ten thousand) pounds Sugar.
90 (ahy) barrels Flour. - -
BURRAU OF STEAM RNdINRKRIN0.
H. 900 (seyentsen thousAnd) pounds Round Iron.
II, 900 telsVsn thouAAnd) pounds Flat Iron.
10, 900 ten thousand pounds square Iron.
1000 (ssV,n thousAnaJ pounds Angle Iron.
900 -four hundrsd) pounds Copper Wire.
BUREAU OF oRDhAhOk
aNwo) barrels Lard oil, best quality.
Responsible security required for the prompt and faith
full delivery Of supplies awarded. Blank forms, VITA
TuhrHRR PAIrIcVLlRs PoR BIDDERS, to be had at this
ONCE CALVIN o. JACKSON,
Ja2e.St PaymASter U. 8. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
vERNM MENT SALE.

GOV NMENT SALE.
The property known ss the "ooyERsMENr TAN.
NERY AND STEAM sAw.MILL, " with seventy .ny.
acres Of land, near San Antonio, Texas.
Sealed proposals. In duplioats, will be received mp 10
the LIST day OF March, 1857 for the pHfchase Of rs acres
OF land lmore lsss) together With the buildinFs
erected thereon, and the appurtsnanees appersining
ONE TANNBRT,
Containing Twelve Stone Lime yats;
ffrY.Two WOODEN WATTS,
, sEvEN sroNE POOLS,
and capable Of tanning 1900 hides per annum.
ONE sTkAM shw.hILL, espabls Of saving 3. 900
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
Tho above property IL situated about two miles above
San Antonio on the San Antonio river and the water 10
conducted to the establishmsnt By race Of hsvn stone
laid In cement
The land was purchased and improvements made by
the late called Confederate Govern and ara ss
umstsd TO have cost el60, 900 In gold.
The property has been under for the year 1896
mentally rent of $500, payable In sdvanse ss-
States 0oyernmsnt
Proposals will be marked proposals. for Cover nm an
rannsry and saw.M " Aad addressed 70
J. D. KIDDoo,
JAlI'd Galveston, Tsxas.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

EUROPEAN PRODUCE,
IL TRUE TEAS AND TABLE LUXURIEs.
z. NJ. p. KING 4 SON,
Cor. Vermont ave, and Fifteen and .a.half st.,
(RiIE Place. AlS'u
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
IUa;lm JosRPH H. snAFPIELD
u EIRs W AN TED

Why don't you send to RKDDRN BROS. for q list Of
the heirs Of unclaimed property In kuroPef II would
be worth your time and money should you Ind
oItuns Of oOO0 waiting for you and they not able 10
learn Of your Whereabouts. Tho list costs 70 cents.
LLLRh OOPP d NIsBRT, Banksrs, Of 81. Louis with
whom Mr. v. Stuart Redeem was formerly employed y
also to HENRY AsHBRooK, Rsq, Ofths osnsrAi Land
OMos, this city
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

DISCOVERIES OF Coal, IRON, AND GoLD I,
VmoIMA.-The Alexandria GaEstts says that can
mel coal, iron ore, and gold quartz have been foun'
on the estate Of Mr.. Q. Kankey, near Dumfries
Prince William county, Va, and capitalists ant
miners from the North have lately been prospectnI
In that locality
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
DRow & PERKINS,
fVbLlbhkkh OF
HRRT MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKR.

OF
sHRRT MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Leaders and singing school Teachers to sStAblsh
ment whore all kinds Of Church Music 0lse and Az
them Books can bs obtained on the most favorable
terms.
The long experience Of our Mr.. PEREINs in hasieAl
Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Room, and 5anay
school, enables him 10 give advice and iniorn,n W
all points Of musical Interest as 70 ths ~ nn.i.si
proper works Of instruction formAHoh " i AussAi
Schools progress in musical studIss knS S S,sSsis
interest 10 Composers, Leaders, TeAehss hnu
SHEET Music furnished Sa hS TsSh oSisr. sSi,,,sS
and sSlsetiops made for Pupils, Teachers, Concerts,
&c &c &c. w pPIny
VIII h. Trr. IN Ms.......,T 3. PsrkIns....s 80 cts.
The oTphaS wsndsrsr .......T PSIlins. sss'
FAIRY % Of The wildwood ....H A srown'''"'S cts
Memory for B.ritonsl a; a. ,S.sS,
Of one dollar.
BROWN 4 fERKINs,
I.slm 80 BI00mS Street, New York City,
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

REcEIPTs PROM CUsroNs.--The following
receipts from customs. from the principal
ports Of tho United States have been re-
ported to the Commissioner; From New
York, PhiladelPhis, Boston and Baltimore,
ssgfS sfas Si AZ Ssr opieaos rom
January 5th to 18th, 1926, 9,966.75 was received
from this source, and at San Francisco, from
December 18th to 22d, S107, 1919. The re-
ceipts from all these ports, with the excep-
tion Of Boston, have greatly increased within
the past few weeks.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28


GENERAL LAND OrFIcK ArrArRs.--A trans
cript embracing lands selected by the State
Of California for internal improvements In
the Stockton land district, including 449
separate tracts, covering an aggregate area
Of 74,7s0 acres, has been approved BY the
Commissioner, vesting the fee simple title in
the State. Certified transcripts have been
forwarded by the Commissioner to the Gov.
ernor Of the State.
Returns Of survey for patent Of ten
Mexican claims in that Territory, known as
the San Pedro grant, from the Surveyor
General, embracing 39,4l2 acres. These
grants lie about midway between Santa Fe
and Albregnorgne. ..r. .
The Commissioner Is preparing for sub
mission to the Secretary OF the Interior, for
approval, lists of sixty sections Of land
selected at the Menasha Office, under the
grant Of March 3, 1868, for military wagon
road, the Governor Of Wisconsin having
certified to the completion Of ten continuous
miles Of the road, as required by the terms
Of the grant.
One hundred and seventeen patents for
the Winnebago trust lands, embracing an
area Of 15,009 acres in Blue Earth county
Minnesota, have been transmitted to the
Governor Of that State. These lands were
sold under the act Of Congress, approved
1863, for the benefit Of the Winnebago In
dams. .T
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
Aatioual gspablitan.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
IoYTIoIAL.l
DEPARTMENT or srArr,

Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. THOMAS ADANsoS, the
Consul Of the United States at Pernambuco,
Of the death, on the 9Th Of January, 1866, at
sea, Of JoHs FRrrz, on board Of the barque
"Tarquin."
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

UTANTED-COPIESO OF THE DAILY
w HArIoEAL REPUBLICAN Of November Is, 1855
liberal price will be paid for them At this once
ds2l.u
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UEIrED STATES PArENr oTTIoR,
wAsHIEaroH, January a. 1857.
On the petition Of Alfred Watts, Of Brooklyn, T.,
praying Tor the extension Of patent granted to him
he a6t6 day Of April 1885 for improvement in Pro-
eoSsos for Preparing Gold for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent which takes place on the 2csh
day Of April
Patent once on MONDAY, the sth day Of April next,
Al u clock and all persons are notified 10 appear
and show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 ho In
the Patent 0sS their objections specially set forth In
writing at least t.OsHy days before the day Of heAIngi
all testimony hlsd BY either party, 10 be used At the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
anes with the rules Of the once which will be fur
nishsd onapplisAtiOn.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tOati-
mony must be Alsd In the once t0eRtv days before the
day of hearing the arguments, II any within ten days
after hlinK the testimony.
ordered, Ilso that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, and the Intslhgsncer, Washington, D. O.
and in the TtInss, New York, N. Y, once week for
three successive weeks the nTs Of said publications TO
r, O. fHKAKRR,
CommiaslonsT OF Patents.
P6.-Rditors Of the above papers will please copy,
aud send their bills 10 the Patent omee with paper
containing this notice. IA2o'lAWsW
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

IMPROVEMENT OF THE FIRE ALARM.-The
Board Of Fire Commissioners have authorised the
placing Of new spring locks on the FIRE alarm boxes
throughout the city, which will be done tomorrow
under the supervision Of Superintendent Taleott
New keys numerically arranged, have been dis
tributed among the police force and hrsmsn, and
will be furnished to responsible parties upon ap-
plication to Superintendent Talcott or Chief Engi
neer Seasford.
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
w A N II 4 ID.

UTANTED-BY A YOUNG, A STU
w ALTON as SALESMAN in Wholesale or Re-
tall Grocery store. Has had experiences Of Seven
Years in the business. References given. Address
Boz 10, at this once ja2S-3A
The national Republican., 1867-01-28

THE WASHINGTON HOMROPATH.
L IC DIsPRNsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thI
city will open on MONDAY, October q, on street,
SlI, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, ESQ,
GEORGE 4. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. 8, VERDI, NJ D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people OF our city
will receive medical attendance aud medicines free u
charge.
The DiSPenIAry being supported BY free eOntrbu-
uOns all those we'll disposed towards the poor IN Ay
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John @.
CLARKE, ESQ Of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or to the Sec
rstaIy DR.. Verdi, 3os street, between Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth.
The rOOms will be opened from to p. m. daily,
Sundays excepted
Dn. T. B. Verdi, Of Washington, and c. s. Verdi. Of
Georgetown, aud any other physician willing to Assis
In the good work, will be In attendance.
oe2o.u rs, VERDI, n, D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS. A
.|.. AMUSEMENT9
MALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY WALL...................,P .,PR0PRIET0Ra
n. D. PHILLiPs. "..sTAoE hANAoER

bkkkI = WALL..'........... ........PROPRlkTORh
n. D. PHILLiPs. ......."......s STAGE MAEAoER.
Engagement for Limited Number Of Nights with the
Washington fsyorits,
MISS ROsE RYTIHGE,
who will hppesr
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2s, 1897,
In her great Original role Of KATE PBY TON the sue-
esssful Dramstsaton by Augustine Daily, Rsq.,
eatitleA
oRifpITH gAUHT,
which hrst produced In this city AZ this theatrs,
and which viii now be Reproduced with all It's Bsaut
ful Scenery, Original Effects, Charaeerstie Muse, the
Great Fair SEEM Introducing all the Sports peculiar 70
Q Lancashire Pair In the olden times, including the
Sack Race Climbing the Creased Pole the Penny Shows
Lhimels Higgins, Morris pssesr' and the s'lsbrsisd
Doors opsn At I-Psrformsses eemmsnsss At o'clock.
-.N.L RATRs or ADMISSION.
Lnvhe BOXES "
Qrehestrh %
prers Oirce 10
IhFqpeue. "
Ihmhy Vfoie 70
Coloted Cirels.. 10
So Seats bs Secured free Of Extra Charge Al the
Boz omes, or at Elis's Music Store, Psnnsyiyania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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TELEGRANIS TO THE STAR.
FROM MEXIC9

Interesting News-W ithdrawal Of the
British Legation and Consuls - other
European Legations 10 Withdraw I'm
Gle Sam Holds on Discoveries of Rich
Geld, silver aud Copper Mines-PeIiti.
cal Disturbances. ...a. F.. .
Especial Dispatch 70 the star
HAVANA, Dee. 1s.-Tne mail dates from the
Mexican capi'al, by tue Marsella, are mp TO tna
1lth instant. There reiened great excitement
over the total withdrawal OF the British legs
tion and consuls; and the mat er was freely
commented on by all the press OF the cipitql.
According to bis Instructions, mr.. n idd Teton
is to leave British subjec Is under the protec-
tion Of Mexico herself
II was expected that all the European Iega-
tions wcnid follow the example of Great
Britain, Bnd leave the United States sole occu.
pant OF the d plon attic field In Mexico
Rich mines had been discovered in the State
Of Vera Cruz. Several had also been dis
covered near the town OF Uree, in sonora
They consisted of eight gold mines, thirty ive
silver mines, and two copper mines, besides
thirty others OF different characters, not speci.
fed in the report.
An attempt was made to assassinate Gen
Aiafcffe, the late military governor OF the
State Of Vera Cruz when he was lssving the
theatre at Jalapa. Daring the dis urbauc CO
that ensutd some parties shouted vivas in
honor of Gen. Par1rio Diaz, proclaiming him
as President of Mexico.
Nearly all the political prisoners have been
liberated.
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r pucrrox or Fosos oY rHs rsrspxxs's

RsDUcrIoN or rosoB oy rHB fREBuxKN's
BUkBsU.-Fy thu recent circular Of Genera
Howard, Comm ioner of the Freedmen's B1- :
rpsu, dire ct,pg the reduction OF the number OF
officers ant agents of the Bureau. where tnsir
services car be dispepseo viii in the States o.
rsssse, TO tske %fft ct on the 15i b or Feb 1868
large mum Der OF officers and agents will be
dismissed. The ASSISTANT commissioners ia
those States have been direcled 10 prepare and
can he dispensed with. Geuersi 3rseory H.
s,ill acting a. commissioner for Ma yIaud
General Car in FOR Tennessee, q neral Bur
hank for Ket tn Ky, and General q. II. How
ard for West V,rgipia General Csriin ana
General Rurbs nv, Who are In conn and OF the
NIT tsry Departments Of TAnnes see and Ken
tucky, will still have charge of fteetm.n's
Affairs in thoSe States. The affairs In Wet
vireinia and Maryland Will be cond ucted ny
officers sent ON tours { inspection fl ON head.
quarters. r.r
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FROM EUROPE TO DAY.
The Lsndsn Times on eur Finauces-The
Battles In South America.

fBy Cable to the Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. 20.-The Times this merning
has leading editorial article on American
matters. 1t tis mainly devoted to decrying the
finances OF the United States and the pans OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
PARIS, Dec 20.-The Aonitcur this morning
publishes later details OF he recent battle of
the Parana river. 1t seems, according 70 the
Goaiteur, that Lopez, the Parae q ay an general,
by reRlect and in inactivity, not only lost the re-
snlis Of his victory. bu. was turned on by his
Yanquished enemy aud badly beaten. The
loss OF the Paras nay ans in this second en-.
gagemept was heavy
PARIS, Dec. 20-Ths Bourse is better, and,
rsnes ore frmer and higher.
LONDON, Dec. 20-Evening -Consois 92kt
United States 5-20's = 1-le; Illinois Central
e2a; Eries &sh.
FRANKFoKT, Dec. 20.--U. S. S eos 7sx
LJvRRPOOL, Dec. 20 -Iotion ca sier under
an uDfovorable trade report, but rathsr more
doInK. Sales will reach o,DO0 bales
ANTWERP, Dec. c.20-Petroleum firmeY at i5E
Ter bbl.
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SISeuLAs RoBBBRY OF Bosps.-A .inSnls,
robbery OF bonds has Just come Co iight In rnl.
city Ii appears Thar Dr. ] Piper, Of FII,co,,
City, tas, Tor some years past KENT Ms -,
containing valnaoles tu the once Of N.ssr
John ;. Gstlnes 4 Co, on South Stree IN
The 3ist OF October, DR. Piper called AZ ~.
once, Ano cp ming the box. cut OF the coupon.
from come Nnited States oonds 40 ORDER z, -
the interest on the following dav. ana -
alleges thar he returped the oox 20 the cisrs
The box contained ers.00o 20 Wes,eru MAI.
land railroad bonds. q 81 l,u0 Uuited States 8 %
BOND, slOC0 In Maryland STATE bonds SsQ0 e,tv
bopos, snd some certificates Of oauk sto,R a.
Tuesday last DR.. Piper vent 70 the once fo-
tne purpose OF placing some additional raoers
10 the oox, when, 70 the astouis hment al ve,v
one, IL could not be found. TIE MAJ,
al once given into the hands af md spsadent
oetecuves smith, Pierson 4 West, vSo soeu
traced me bonds 20 the o0ce or Messrs wiz
son and Coiston, eroksrs. on Baltimore srreet
.nose eenuemen having rec-ived theu some
swo weeke since from gen eely dressed nan
Tor the purposs OF otspeslne Of them. Ne
represented himself as haytas co0s pa,r
0eorsia, and, called daily on De arm vsiis
they were negotiating for tnefr sale. eud oce
casionaily drawing soms uf noeev.- -rns
bonds we're anally cold, ssd the strsnesr re-
ceived bic funds, leaving sbout 500 M ths
hands OF the brokers. The case vii prooa6lv
give rAse 20 soms ksosey 0oestsoas 20 b nooI1ed
N NE coerts. a MeWrs- 0~ssisgs 4 Do, siiees
mat ne one in fhssr once 81 y Ne Coz afssr n
was IN the poUsesston OF Dr. Piper On TIE a,th
OF Octcbof, and Mesors. Wilson 4 Colston -
pooed OF the bonds In the resular SasiS~s.
way as aeest OF the party VINO asposited tnS,p
BoiGasr< &ss. % !
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Seizure ofa Csal OIL Dt.,i,l.,

BuRLINGToE, VT, Dec. 20.-The St Albans
coal oil distil!ery was seized on Friday last by
tneColtector OF Internal Rsvenae for making
fraudulent returns. Horace H. Farms worth
inspector OF coal oil and Assist tant Assessor
mas been arrested on suspicion OF completely.
he waived an examination before udee
Smaiiey, and gave bonds II is alleged that
the company recently made returns Of abou.
calf the amounts they distilled.