New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

is to be deducted the following amounts Muhlated
bills returned, $500, 069 notes of nsovent DanksTe-
deemed and burned by the United States treasurer
$9 S29 leaving in actual circulation at TINS date
$99 907 21S amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week, $563, 1873. 49,.
The President has appointed John Bigger OK O oI
fOTnia United States Commissioner to examine ana
report upon the different sections OF the central "a
cfc Railroad as they are finished Mr. Blger Is APP
pointed to fill the vacancy caused Dy Ihe
of L. d. Smith, and enters upon the duties on the ISL
of September.
The work of reduction in the clerical and laborng
force of the Treasury still continues, creatlng Almost
as much terror as the plague. Ii is understood that
during the coming week the discharges VIII huiiDcr
about 300. ,,on. L..
ING the mast three months has transmitted 5pl
patents or deeds from the United states TO moi
viduals for lands in Dakota CITY, Brownyllie, Ne
braska City, and Omaha, Nebraska Junction CITY,
Humbolt and Topeka, Kansas; Boonville, Iron,
ton. and Springfield, Missouri; Desmones, Fort
Dodge and Sioux City, Iowa Detroit f EdSt
Michigan stevenss Point, La Crosse, Bay
Field. Menasha and Can Glare, Wisconsin st.
Cloud, st. Peter, Greenleaf and WlnneeDago CIIy,
Francisco California; Little Rock and Washington,
Arkansas VermilliOn, Dakota Territory; Carson
City, Nevada; Oregon City, Oregon; Springfield, Hi
nois; Denver City Colorado; Monroe, Louisiana;
Jackson, Mississippi; Tallahassee, Florida. These
patents are founded on cash sales County land war
rant locations and Agricultural College Scrip Seee-
tons.
Commissioner Wilson of the General Land Office
has just received plot and accompanying dOcu-
ments filed under the acts of July 1854 ana March
g. 1865, of the Town of Pinos Altos, Grant County,
NewMeXicO, embracing 800 acres IN township 10 anu
H. south of rangel3, west The Town OF Pin1s Ai1s
is situated on Bear Creek, tributary OF the CHA
River in a basin the summit Of the Rocky
Mountains about $500 feet above the level OF the
sea, and in the center OF rich mining as th"
town belts of mineral veins cross the divide
between the Atlantic and racine e., slopes pes
Gold silver lead iron, copper and kaoDe nave been
discovered. and
and shafts have been sunk. This town was 1rst
ettled in 1860. and now contains from 600 to
200 inhabitants 100 dwellings, two hotels, seven er
camille establishments, one saw-mill and three tur-
for smelling silver also three stamp mills Tor
working gold quartz.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has Just
issued q circular, as follows:
SECTION rs Of the act OF July 90 1865 requires every
dealer in manufactured tobacco having on hand more
than 20 lbs, and every dealer in SNUFF having hand
than 10 lbs. to make and deposit Immediately WIN
The SCISSOR Of the proper Division inven-
tory taken under OATH setting forth the amount Of such
tobacco and suuh respectively ana 10 make ana deposit
like inventory with tho AssistantAssessor
after as provided by law. After the lst
day of January, 1862, al smoking nne-Gut chewing
tobacco snuff and after the LIST day Of July 1862 all
other manufactured tobacco OF description is to be
taken and deemed to have been after te
aTs rTv dealer in cigars of either foreign or domestic
manufacture having on hand than OO0 ut the pas
de Min the Assistant Assessor of tie proper division
t,',o i,,TaStnrv ~ oil cigars i'm Ma possession
first dv of each month until the list OF April 1862 at
which date all cigars OF every description are be
deemed have been manufactured after the passage OF
this act, and are required TO be stamped accordingly
Blank forms for inventories No rs viii bo forwarded IN
short tme and Assessors WILL as soon as the OanKs are
received require their assistants proceed at TO
the inventories required by the law and Thereafter IN
These inventories he Immediately forwarded by the
Assistant Assessors to the Assessor who Is required 10
ternal Revenue,