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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-26
Public Sale of Government Goods,
No. 270 Third Street,


lONsla Ting ofNew and Second hand Articles
~ Nhl be sold at public auction at No "a East
run street Dayton, Ohio, cOmmeuCiuu ON MON
DAi, THE sist DAY OF JANUARY the loilow
ing Goods viE
Hand saws CrosS.cut Saws. Tenon Saws Mil
saws, spades >hoyels, Pick. Mattocks CboppInE
Axes DO new broad AAes, lAtth,s JhIteis
laesortedl Adzes, Augers (assorted) lanes us.
sorted, Matched Planes, Blacksmith Hammers
Siedges, AnVils, Railroad Spike Matls Ior0mo
tive Head lights, Crow bars, ,hurn Drills Cirru
tar saw, Trace Chains Butt Chains Halter hAins
lihlr Mattresses, Stomach Pumrs splints and
Irusses, Leather Betting, Haltcrs OK Yokes. one
large Bolt heating Machine, Camp (once Mills
ScfeWJhcks, WrOu5 AT Iron strap Hinge Wroneht
IRON washers, -Four penny Nails Railroad SpiLe,
LAW Hammers Cast steel Hammers 4 - Ritts
Boxes and tight barrels, Files ~ Ii and n or
racks Malleable Wrenches. Matches bv moss
INK IN quartbottles, Coal oil Cans half gH1 Io,
Gomotiye Oilers Stew Pans MalIets Horse
brushes Harness, Hames and 60 lars, Halter
straps, Neck straps, Selves oil Stones one large
IlHtIorm scale, one small Platform scale Ien1b
screws, AK Handles, Broad AK HAndles Tow
Ihalhs screw Plates and Dies
LEVER JACKS SFORPULLING STUMPS,
And u great many articles too numerous to men.
ton
Sale positive, and viii continue dav and ,igh,
until all is sold XII Nss"'
f. W MoGowES 4 SON Auc'ra. iI;Sn
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pr. Harve1,s Golden Pins

Is u remedy four degrees stronger than the above
and intended for special cases Of long standing
Price Five Dollars per Box
If you cannot purchase the pills of your Drug
gst they viii be sent by mail, post paid, secure
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, sl9 Broad
way, New York
For sale by Druggists generally
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tEThe Mule Team" has just landed
the finest brands of tobacco to be found any
where in Dayton, at j. A. Minick's grocery,
corner of Jefferson and Market streets.
Try it.
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THE OPERA HousE.--The great tragedy
of "Hamletn was presented at the Opera
House last evening in admirable style, aud
to the delight and appreciation of large
and intelligent audience. Mr.. Buchanan's
Hamlet" and Miss Buchanau's "ophelia"
received the enthusiastic applause Of all
present. We are fully warranted in saying
that this play was never more perfectly
rendered In Dayton. II was complete
success from beginning to end. Tonight
we are to have the beautiful aud attractive
play Of "Pizarro," with Mr.. Buchanan as
"Rolla" and Miss Buchanan as "Elvira."
The performance will conclude with the
startling Indian drama of ''Nick Of the
Woods" In which Mr.. and Miss d. will
personate the leading characters. Our
theater-going people have most splendid
bill offered to them this evening, and full
house may be anticipated.
On Monday evening the grand tragic play
of 'Jack Cade" will be positively given,
Mr.. Buchanan appearing as 'Jack Cade."
We are gratifed TO learn that the excellent
company now performing at the Opera
House are being literally sustained by the
patrons Of the drama here. They certainly
deserve success.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Eutal aud selisrtllanruus.
Religious Notice.

Services win be held In st. Johns Church
4 (Clegg's HalI tomorrow morning aud
aevening, at the usual hours, by Rev. u.
Steck, the pastor. All are invited.
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New TURNPIKE CoMPANY.-A certificate
of incorporation of the Gettysburg and
Arcanum Turnpike Company" was filed
in the office of the Secretary of State on
the 23d inst. Henry j. Foreman, Isaiah
Baker, II. c. Bristley, William Foreman,
Jacob F. Foreman and Samuel Rodebaugh,
as corporators, propose to construct turn
pike road from the town of Gettysburg to
the town of Arcanum, in Darke County,
Ohio. The capital stock is fifteen thou
sand dollars, divided into shares of fifteen
dollars each.
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OPERATE The Ghioni and Susini Opera
Troupe, under the direction of Max
Strakosch, were highly successful in their
Chicago engagement, last week, and they
are now performing at DeBar's Thcater'
st. Louis. They. commence Cincinnati
engagement on the 2Sth instant.
An exchange says of Parepa "a very
incorrect personal paragraph about her is
ahoat. In the first place she is not going
to get married shortly. In the second
place she has no child. In the third she is
not the widow Of an Italian, but of Ca
nadian, and an officer in the British army,
named Cowell. Parepa is her maiden name
In the fourth place Mr.. Bateman is taking
an unwarrantable liberty In announcing
the concerts she is now giving as a fare
well series. She has formed an alliance
with Brignoli for another tour nextspring,
not under the management of Mr.. Bate
man." If Brlgnoli proves as pouting and
unmanageable in his engagements with
Parepa as he has in his engagement with
Bateman, we shall pity Parepa.
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DEFY CoMPETrTIoN.-Lebens &
Son, No. los Main street, call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersold by any
other house in the city.
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BEATS THEM ALL,-Harris Cashmere
suits, 1.-THE salt and pepper heavy and Of
first quality, custom-made, at S26, worth
$50 at lls Main street. ii. SoHwARz.
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LOWER THAN COsT, SO 75.--Home- made
Jeans pants, lined, for % 70, Cheaper than
the stufD at the Golden Eagle, lls Main
street.
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BoY's AND YoUTH's CLoTHNG.---An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
just received by Lebensburgsr & Son, No
10S Main Street.
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fB The MULES are just hauling in a
hundred barrels of Salt. Call at j. A. Min
ick's, corner of Jefferson and Market
streets. .ar. ..t..r ---yf... .v-
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DAYTON Grain Market .

Wheat, ~ 90; Corn, 45@5Oc.; Oats, asa
40c.; Rye, 00c, @Sl Barley. S1@I 10; Tim
othy Seed, ~ 75; Glover Seed, 81 20; Flax
Seed, 81 %.
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aJfw advertisements.
YOUNG MEN
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

The experience Of the past ten years has demon.
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed In the encacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy aud permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de-
biity, Impotence, or want of power, the result OF
sexual excess, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,
which neglected, ruins the happiness and UNITS
the sufferer for Business, Social Society or Mar
rlage, and often terminates in am untimely grave.
Make no delay In seeking the remedy. Bells
Specific Pills can he used without detection or In
terference with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of DIET IL NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less on the system, Each box contains 90 pills
with full directions and treatise ON the cOnse-
quences aud cure. Price One Dollar. Beware Of
Counter eits If you cannot procure them of
your Druggist, send the money to Dr. JAMES
BRY AN. Consulting Physician, S19 Broadway, New
York, and they viii be sent by return of mail,
free from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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NOTICE.

VNHB public are hereby cautioned against pur-
Il chasing two notes, payable in printing, 70 the
order Of j n. a W. Y sherman, dated either the
9th or about that date OF January, 1861, as said
notes were obtained through fraud, and without
value received, and Will not be paid,
jai6dS y. G. BURROWS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-26

NJ Mr.. A. c. Fenner, Principal of Dis
tgiS School No. ga position which he had
Held for several years past-has resigned
the place, intending to relinquish his pro-
fession as teacher.
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MAYORS CouRT.-There We're two or
three cases before the Mayor yesterday,
though not of a very important character.
John Welch, for being drunk and disor-
derly, was fined ss 20. The unfortunate
John had not the financial means to re-
spond, and was consequently discharged as
a vagrant. He went his way rejoicing at
his good luck.
A grocer, who had recently gone into
business, was brought mp by the Market
Master on charge of forestalling the
market by purchasing hogs during market
hours. Not aware of the ordinance on this
subject, and it being his first otfense, the
Mayor let him of with the payment OF
costs, So 90.
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FALL AND WINTER CLorHNG.-A full
stock Of the latest styles and best quality,
just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
l08 Main street
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.EVER JACKS FORPULLING sTUMPs,
DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHlP.

TUE partnership heretofore existing under the
urn name OF lIeinsOn * Treutman WAs dis.
solved ny mutual consent. on the 7th DAY OF Janu.
tue business Of the old firm ''N
JOHN HENSON
T.. A rREUrMAN
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WHAT IT CosTs-That the readers of
newspapers may form some estimate OF
what it costs TO print them, the following
statement of the New York Tribune, of its
receipts and expenses for the year 1866, is
commended to their attention: ats re-
ceipts from sales, subscriptions and adver-
tising, amounted to &9O9,4l7 SO, while its
expenditures were sss5,15s 80, leaving only
profit of S2i,259 80 for the proprietors.
The enormous price of white paper, and
the outlay for kilograms and correspond
ence, the taxes, and wear and tear of ma
terial, makes the business of publishing a
newspaper far from remunerative. The
Tribune paid nearly one-half Of its receipts
for the ,0hite paper upon which it Is print
ed, and every newspaper now printed in
the country is compelled to do the same,
and but little prospect of decline in this
to them important item.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John Eshbaugh, Plaintiff against Watson Clark
Defendant before John Burnett, J. Il. of Jener.
son township Montgomery County, Ohio.
ON the 25th day Of November, 1866 said Justice
Oissued an Orer OF attachment in Che above ac.
tion for the sum ot enc 20 This case is set for
heareg on the 2lst day Of January 1857 at ten
O'Clock An. JOHN ESHBACGH Plaintiff
laws
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DR.. Harvey's Female Pills.

The experience of thirty years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Distractions and IT.
rcgulGrities. No MATTER PROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE They are safe and sure ia every case Up
wards of 5000 boxes are sold annually, and no
complaint Of their efficacy Is ever heard for they
accomplish what they are represented to do
Sold In boxes ContdiatRg SiBfy PGs Price One
nnI
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GB- If you want well fitting lady's
Bootee' Cater or Balmoral made, go to
Goodman.
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EB-A A lot of new Government overcoats
at 81 80. Lessner & Brother. daw
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LOOK HERE l-Sehwarz will close out his
Government oyercoats, (new) at 50 75.
Sign OF Golden Eagle.
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gB- Is you want to get a fine pair of
Boots made, go to Goodman.
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p PHILLIPS II GUS e
Corner OF Nam and rhirj streets
DAYTON, OHIO.
L. Reibold

L. Reibold Proprietor
yINHIS large and popular hotel has been nut in
4 thorough repair, from the basement TO the
attic, and every convenience and comfort provid,
ed, without regard TO expense, making II, with
out question,
FIRST.CLASS HOTEL.
The phillips" is furnished with every conyc-
niepce and luxury known 10 hOtel. keeping In
America. and affords an elegant home to any
Travellers or others who may favor IL with their
patronage. Liberal arrangements made with per.
manent boarders. jAsdu
$50 g8s 1Q| .H
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Or. J. BRYAN, CONs'G PHYSICIAN,

SIU HTORdWhy, Now NOrk.
SPECIAL TREATM in all cases OF
Seminal, Sexual Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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LEAF AND MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO AN D SEGARS,

trade Salesroons, rs Dey St, NY,
and Friday '"u"!' wednesday
Al Gools sold on Commission at the regular
helnlttanees made Immediately after each sale
ma ghmehts solicited of Leaf and Manufac-
WIZ he given 10 shippers In Bond 1''''
Liberal advance made
d DOUGLAS CAULKGSsA
ID, W. CORBIN Z n n,,,, -. q,
l.. Is. QAULEINs a 70 ktN5 SLAS CAuLAlSs
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
y AMEs SYMTNGrON Importei 40 Re,,,o =. =, =.
AUSTIN A. EsTY, state II n y 90 ~ l.
W ~ A. q sTiTr Co. l78 n IT'S Washington 81 y
ION WA bROss of Chicago Lieut. INV az Iiitr a
non On SAMUEL ASHTON, Fernandina, Fla.
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STREET CoNMIssIoNER's NoTIcE.-The
citizens are hereby notified to remove the
snow and all other distractions from the
gutter-wsys and other places of drainage,
that the water may pass freely.
II. DORNBUsCH,
jsn25-d2t Street Commissioner.
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a G e ~ IT'S w - ~ r. ED.
Samples sent free Nocapital required Ladies
lr Gentlemen can earn from S. 10 $40 per day
Enclose stamp, and address
TRIP ~ CO., Eighth street New York .
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G8- If you want to get your Boots
neatly repaired, 20 to Goodman.
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"DoDsoN's STATIoN."--Each day and
night adds popularity to this the best Sta
tion, in or out of Dayton. "Uacle Jo," al
ways polite, affable and obliging-keeplng
the best edibles that the market affords-an
experienced caterer, who understands his
art-good attendance and neatness proven
bial-liquors choice and cigars superior,
what else is needed in the line OF rational
enjoyment, when 1t is added that the daily
papers, from the prominent eastern and
western cities are regularly there. ja26
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BUSINESS NOTICE

T. a Irentman will continue the business at the
GU stand OF HENSON Treutman al No so Jefs
tonal Bank n a Tp EITTx ga
January Z, 1867. iaiaJq
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ADVICE TO SKATERs.-The Toledo Record
gives this advice to lady skaters, which we
copy for the benefit of ''whom it may con-
Germ"
Ifyou wear filters on the ice, be sure that
your calves are properly adjusted. The
spectators along the bank are generally
critical.
and give the arm of Charles Augustus a
frantic squeeze. 1t makes him feel his
oats.
lfyour skating partner is eligible, and
your foot is pretty, don't hesitate TO ask
him TO adjust your skate straps every ten
minutes. He will rather like 1t.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-26

IMPORTANT RAILROAD MovEMENT.-The
Journal of this morning gives currency to a
rumor, which prevailed yesterday, to the
effect that the project of completing the
Short Line Railroad to Cincinnati, had re-
ceiyed its quietus from the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton Railroad and parties In
that interest. 1t is stated that the last
named company have obtained lease Of
the Cincinnati, Dayton and Eastern Rail-
road, formerly the Sandusky, Dayton and
Cincinnati,) for twenty years. This is
equivalent to the absorption of the latter
roadby the former, and the swallowing up
of the Short Line enterprise, unless the
e. II. & d. r. r. Co, shall find tito their in
terest to build the line for their own use.
Wegive the rumor for what it is worth,
leaving time to determineits correctness.
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How to Make Greenbacks

I WANT FIFTY GOOD MEN, TO travel and sell
my truit-treC lnvigOratOr, By state county or
simple right Circulars Of reference from nu-
merous experienced parties, who have used il for
the last four " ars, show il to be an enterprise
which pays, and pays we'll, to every man who
cultivUtes trees or vines.
Honest, responsible and energetic men are
needed, but none other meet apply and the best of
references are required, The business 80 far has
demonstrated that with proper activity from TWO
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH can be-
realized, from now till the LIST April next
jabd2w No. iO7 jefferson. Dayton ohio
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WHlSKgRs AND MUSTACHES

II IN, ~ ~ 70 grow upon the SmOothest face in
Ne, NE,s f kESf ER RCAPILLAfRE. the most
@ WonuetIu5 ei u discovery IN modern science aetinS
manner IL has been used BY the elite az pSris
S Sha London with the most hAttering suercss
Nales OF an purchasers viii be registered and h
shtlie % satls action Is not given in eyeTy Insane
u'o t money Wlli be cheeriully refunded price by
iars s,,J ,.y ~, anu postpaid 81 Descriptive circu.
st., SEh, nIIlS \ Co, Chemists No. ess River
stasss' Troy NJ Y sole agents for the United
nO30dlH m
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Dry Goods, Notions and WOOlen
Goods at Auction.
Rouzer q burst, SO Wayne street, will
sell, this evening at o'clock, large and
splendid stock of the above goods. Now is
your time to get bargains ja24dtf
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ArOIrOR's OrElcE MOyroonrnr Co. a.

''N''fON OtfloE MONTGOMERY Co o. 4
DAYTON, January 81, 1857
fINtE Board OF Commissioners AT their rsgt,isr
session, December 5, 1864. ordered the tollow
S inS iie5olulon Ia oo placed upon the minutes and
EmBire. N'' 'V-'''es ei'A
hes9teed That hereafter no bills. over which the
he4lH OF oMnlissioners nave control aud flr
Mhleh said Board will bo called upon 20 paw will
o. h9nored nor paid unless authorized bt snid
@ noNI! OF mmlssloners. This resolution 10 be In
SAMUEL ROHREK
JAMES APPLEG ATE.
GEORGE A GROVE.
commissioners Montgomery 90
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A PROFITABLE BooK.-A New York cor
respondent thus speaks Of the most success
ful book Of the day:
''The Prison Life Of Jefferson Ddvis has
sold up TO the forty-fifth edition, and ls still
going well. This book has been one of the
most profitable to anthor and publisher
ever issued from the American press. DIR.
Craven's net receipts from Il In this country
and Europe are said TO be close ON $4,000
tB- Rev. DIR. Harris, of the First Baptist
Church of this city, has resigned his pas
toral charge, and intends to remove to an
other field of labor the coming spring.
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AVOID THE oUAcKs.

II you are suffering from the effects of Youthful
lndiseretiOn and have Seminal Weakness Ennis.
sions, &c.i will send you, ree Qf cAapge informa,
ton which, II followed VIII cure You Without the
ald OF mediCnes. Address HENRY AMSDEN
jmdawlyl7 station u New York
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asluattary and GOmmrrtiai.
Dayton Itetnil NInrket.

CORRECTED DAILY by JOHN A. MINIcK, COR.
NER JEFFERSON AND MARKET.
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MURDER IN ATHENS CoUNTY.-We copy
the following from the Athens Messenger
of Thursday last:
On Friday last, in Troy Township, in
tbis county, while a man named Enoch
Taylor and his son were cutting wood on
Tayl0r's place, about two miles from the
Ohio River neighbor named Choots, and
his son William, young man of twenty,
came up, when quarrel ensued about the
cutting of the wood. In the course of the
quarrel they came to blows, when the
elder Taylor seized an AK and struck young
Choots once or twice over the left shoul-
der, from the wounds of which he died in
about eight hours. Taylor made no at
tempt at escape, and was arrested by Con-
stable David Davis and taken before JUS
tice W. G.. Boyd. by whom he was COM
mitted to the county Jail. Taylor's son
was also arrested. Taylor claims that the
blow was given in self-defense; that ChoOts
had slung-shot in his hand. Taylor is
about forty years of age.
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turoTs Of fPinn0-FOrIes Wv lRERoons s7s
broadway, New York. Our PIANOS are ack nowl.
edged 10 BE- equal II not superior in tone duTabi.
ity and fuish 20 any sold in New YORK or else.
where, W WARRANTED FOR SKvRS YEARS Price
less than any other hHt class makers send for
price list. dec29 SNOW
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forty-seven 10 Hons have been redeemed. Only very
few mious Of ihe issue Of August 1907 remain OUT
Standing.
The foreign exchange market was dun ans steady.
Bankers bills on England 81 thirty days. were quoted ~
1oe1s 1925 At three days, iios nok; commercial
bllr, 100 IoSA; bills on Pans n sixty days, OILY
SIS; At lhrss days, elsf sbi2H-
Mining sb,rss were dull ana q, the hrss board Con.
sods.ed Gregory Gold closed 25c. lower than u the
sane ts yesterday, selling at 50 so; Smith Parmsse
&c., selling At s. as Rocky Mountain sold u 81 IS;
Davidson Copper 81 Ie Now York Geld q 10; Quarts
HlIL 81 20; WAIKIKI Lead, 46c.
Tho business transacted ct the once Of the United
States Assistant Treasurer In this city to-day vas -
follows
Total receipts. os6 s74 Total paymente 80 147 SIS
For cgstoms.... 427 900 Balance. .l33 oe7, $50
For gold notes. %. 1000
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

A BELeiAS p~iur CsArato VIVA RoruIx1 A s,ss-
YceriaT afternoon detective pGsanbury brough, before
Justice Hogan Amolol Fisco, 6 Belgian dwarf about
tdreo fe SIX 10 hes ia height whom 10 hal arrested
the charge Of robb'ng ,bo safe q Mr. Robert
LINK, d3ius business a, NO 753 Broadway. On
ths lin ilsL The cafe o. tr. Link, which con-
tsincd rcsty mgdc jeDelry 20 the amouus Of
$4,000 was uysls riou-lY ooened, and $500 worth
Of the JoWelry distracted subsequently Mr. Ink
nav ono Of tbs rags which hal been stolen
from his saf0 "a possession % the prisoner cad there.
fore caused lis sucsi search Inaco for tina re-
nander " che missing prpsriv, but wiitou, SUCCESS
FsoO worked IN The prom lcs occupied by NJ link aud
II supposed he ctalrot possession Of tho sn'o key OF
which re took imi rcsson IN war han usw, koy
msde aud with n entered TIE safo SEQ boveyos
denies bic suili aud claims 10 have manufactured the
riDg claimed BY Mr Link himself The magistrate com.
milt FlscJ % thg Tom bs Tor t-a He Btwsuy seven
ysaIr Of sgs lives 10 sullivan street, aal Is goldsmh
By trade
RrsAwAY AVIAN "A few dsys ago Joseph saurert
man sS,y.hvs years Of age ue, pretty orphan Sir
twenty years old, named Carrie Weber, In Bangor
Name, and Induced her TO come With him 70 This
city oy. representing that he hsd o good home AID
abundant means hers On reaching New York sanford
TOOK the fair Carrie sailors boarding house IN Water
street AUD upon making inquiries she learned thas her
ssd sdn'rer had no hoose homo. and that oil The rep
RESERVATIONS be bad made " her IN that rsspect were