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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, January 13.

WAsHINGToN, January IL.
Attorney General Evarts has issued a
circular of instructions to District At
torneys, directing all suits for the crime
of treason to be discontinued.
The following was received at the
War Department this morning:
"ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-The following
telegram has just been received, dated
Fort Hayes, Kansas, January 13;
"tTo Mdj. Gen. ". A. Nichols, ASSiS-
tdnt AOjttGnt General:
"Major Sheridan, commanding at
Fort Dodge, reports that Lieut.. Martin,
of the Sd Infantry, has just arrived from
camp, and states that Colonel Evans
has captured Comanche village OF
sixty lodges. Three men of the Third
Cavalry were wounded. No Indians
were killed. Col. Evans had returned
to his depot camp on the Canadian
river.
'"CHAUNCEY MCKEEvER,
"A. 4 G. to ". T. Sherman, 1t. Gen. "
A delegation composed of IL citizens
of Prince George county, Maryland,
called on President Johnson this
of the citizens of that county
asking the pardon of DIR. Mudd.-
The President received their petition,
and in response merely remarked that
he would enclose it to the Attorney
General for the consideration of that
Off icial.
Col. q. A. Forsyth, who distinguished
himself in an Indian engagement in
Kansas in September last, has been
brevetted Brigadier General for gallant
conduct on that occasion.
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mIsSOURI.
ST. LOUIS. January l

ST. LOUIS, January lO'
Gov. McClurgs inaugural message
saws that he will appoint none but loyal
and strictly honest men TO office, and
that if his appointees should at any
time give place TO dislOyalty, he will ex-
ercise the power vested in him to effect
their removal. He favOrs an amend
ment to the registration law which will
enable the executive to remove reKistra-
tors for the proper cause, and recon-
mends that the militia laws be altered,
that the militia of the State shall be un-
der the sole control OF the Governor.
He opposes any proposition looking to
the enfranchisement of the rebels in ex-
change for negro suffrage, and says
the rebels ought not to be restored to
the ballot so long as the right of suf-
frage Is denied 10 the negro. he recon-
mends that the constitutional amend
ment striking out the word "whlte"
from the constitution, defeated last No
vember, should be again submitted to
the people at the next general election.
He says the State institutions should be
removed from the control of the people
of Boone and Galloway counties, on &C.
count of the rebelliOus tendencies OF
those people.
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GEN. BUTLER unbottled his much
talked of currency plan in a long
speech delivered in the House of
Representatives Tuesday. He, esca-
pes all the hardships of Il return to
specie payment by cutting loose from
specie altogether, and soaring to the up
per plane OF a perpetually irredeema-
BILE currency. He pronounces gold and
silver money a relic of barbarism, like
those political twin sisters slavery and
polygamy. lie condems coined money
as the badge of popular serVitude and
OF despotic rule. He thinks that our
wise constitutional fathers made a
grave mistake that they did not abolish
the use of gold and silver as money,
and that thereby they endanger the
liberties OF the people. He argues that
we should no more use the same kind
of money that nations having mOnar-
chical governments use than we should
use their institutions OF kings and
crowns and hereditary nobility. He al
le9es, also, that the savage tribes, the
barbarous and semi-barbarOus nations,
and even the Chinese, use gold and
silver money. which is positive proof
that it is unfit for civilized people.
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MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Jan

AUGUSTA, Me-. January Is.
The Senatorial question has assumed
a new feature. Mr.. Perry, a member of
the House, has declared in card that
he drew the blank vote in caucus inten-
tionally. This leaves Hamlin with n
clear majority of the Republicans in
the LEGISLATURE who desired to vote.
MorrilI's friends now claim that Ham
lin was not declared elected by the
caucus, and consequently they are not
bound 10 support him, and intimate
that they will not do so. A movement
is on foot to bring forward n third man
as compromise candidate. Ham mlIn' 8
friends claim he was fairly the choice
of the majority of his party, and clearly
nominated, and assert that II any
member of his party refuse to vote for
him he becomes bolter.
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IN Philadelphia and New York some
of the papers are urging the appoint
ment on the police force of men whose
specific duty it will be to investigate
murder cases. The suggestion brings
to light weak point in the metropoli-
tan police system. Shrewd, skillful,
experienced detectives will not devote
time to the investigation of cases where
they make no fees over and above their
salaries. In all metropolitan police de-
partments the detectives are allowed to
make perquisites. 1t can't well be
otherwise, rs they have often to spend
money to find out things, and can't be
expected to spend their own money.
There are detectives in New York
whose incomes are equal to the salary
OF the President of the United States.
Such men will not bother with muir
der case unless there is money in it.
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statement Of Mr.. II. D. McGcOrgc, J6''itor Of
the House Of DClcgHtcS.
WHEELING. Dec. Sth, 1865.
havc visited DIR. Lighthiu at the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the
curo OF Deafness and noises in tho ears, with
which / have suffered for four years; anu
by its use, although l have applied 1t but
twice and that the treatment IL perfectly
painless and calculated to produce peTlna-
nent and beneficial results.
II. ID. MCGEOHGE,
OIOrGumtOlUm, ". Va.
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Toledo,

JANUARY 13.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN -Wheat-1a2c better, closing
weak; white Michigan at 81 73; amber
do. at 81 7Oa1 u; do, buyers option for
January at 81 rs; No. red at 81 20; No.
at 81 60. COrn-Shade lower; new No.
jected at SOC. Oats-Dull. Rye-Quiet.
SEEDs-ClOver steady at IS so.
HoGs-Dressed firm and Hc better at
l2Nal3c
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BuHaIO.

JANUARY 13.-FLoUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, oats and rye dull and
Corn-Steady; sales were
at soc on track. Barley-Sales OF
Canada at 81 95a$2 90 delivered.
HoGs-Dressed, unchanged.
PROvIsIoNs-Lard-Unchanged.
HIGHwINEs-UnchR
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

l. LONDON, January IL.
London merchants are extensively
petitioning the government to restore
the mail service between Southampton
and New York.
Reports of the capture by Turkish
forces of members of the Cretan insur.
rectionists are confirmed. Four ol
the Cretan officials were killed and
the rest were taken prisoners. The
books and documents of the govern
ment fell into the hands of the Turks.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 13.
The official journal reports that the
con ference on the eastern question held
IA brief session yesterday, and adjourned
until Thursday next. Mr.. Rangate,
the Grecian Minister, was not present.
The conduct of the Greek Government
in taking exception to the exclusion OF
its representative from the conference
is cond emned, for it is argued that
Greece assented 10 the propriety OF a
similar exclusion from the Congress OF
1856, though the Sublime Porte was then
represented in that body, and this is
held as precedent for the action of the
present Congress.
1t is stated to-day that Rangate, the
present ambassador at Paris from
Greece has been recalled to replace Bull
garis as President of the Ministry.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, January 13.
The Eucning Post, the official journal,
says Count Bismarck had told Count
Wienpoffen, Austrian Minister at Ber-
lin, that the retention of Brron Beust
in Office would provoke serious action
on the part OF Prussia.
A circular from the Sublime Porte to
the European Powers justifying its re-
cent action against Greece, is published
here. 1t says the Turkish Government
does not expect that the Conference at
Paris will arrive at any settlement.
The ultimatum sent to Greece was a
eclaration that the internal affairs OF
the Ottoman Empire must not be inter-
fered with.
FLORENCE, Jan. IL.
The EpOcG asserts that the govern
ment OF France and Italy and that
Senior Olosaga, Spanish Minister to
Paris and at least one member OF the
Provisional government of Spain advo-
cate the claim OF Prince Amodeus to
throne of Spain. All disturbances at
tending the collection of the mill tax
have ceased.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. 13.
The authorities are in receipt of Of
fers of mon and money from all quar-
ters of Spain to recover Cuba from tho
hands OF the insurgents.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRINGFIELD, January 13.
Nelson Spellman was arrested here
yesterday for an attempted outrage on
Mrs. Eliza beth Gibbons, an estimable
lady tifty-five years OF age, as she was
| going to church on Sunday. Mrs. Glib
| bons was thrown down in the snow
and severely injured, but her screams
| frightened the william away.
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LETTER FROM

LETTER FROM
CAPT. SILAS +. MILLER,
Proprietor Of the Burnett House Cincinnati
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th, 1867.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBL1C:
uatFords me great satisfaction TO be able
to testify to the success OF DR.. Lighthill in
the treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense Of obligation to him. My hearing has
been impaired for a number OF years, al
times to such an extent as to embarrass me
seriously. DIR. Lighthill, under whese care
placed myself, has removed tine u1ncuIty
completely, and restored me to perfect hear
ing. SlLAS r. MILLER.
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River and weather.

1lIISBU htdI Jdls 10.
Weather cloudy; mercury SO. River
scant II feet and falling.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 13.
River risen IS inches; % feet in chan
mel. Weather clear in part; thermOn-
eter 500.
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THE Richie Press has been greatly
enlarged, improved and re-christened.
1t is now styled the Vest Virgi'siG Star.
Our friend Scott is making good
paper out there and deserves sue.
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So far as we can learn the CITIZENS
TICKET gives satisfaction to almost
everybody in the city except the par
tisans of of Shanley and Miller. These
gentlemen and their followers are very
much troubled at the prospect, and
they have reason to be.
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AN EXCHANGE says Jubal Early will
take advantage of President Johnson's
amnesty proclamation and return
home, singing "The year OF Jubal e.
is come; return, ye wandering sinners,
home"
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Fire.


ROCHESTER,, January Is.
Biers' dry goods store, on State street,
was damaged by fire last night to the
amount of several thausand dollars.
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have known Mr.. James SOmmerVillc,
wears and can testify to hts statement as one
OF truth and Veracity.
LEOPOLD HELLBROSEH,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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Tabled.
ALBANY. Januarv Is.

ALHANHI JauuaT To-
The Assembly to-day tabled the res
olution for a committee of investigation
of the affairs of the Merchants Union
Express Company,
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TAKE NOTICE.

Patients arc hereby informed that after
the first visit they can take the treatment
home and use 1t until cured, without pam
or interruption 10 their usual vocation.
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BURGLARIRs are so frequent in Wash
ington that the Star calls upon the
Police Superintendent to take extr"or-
dinary measures for the protection OF
the people. A large gang of expert
burglars and thieves is now there, and
it is supposed they intend to remain
till after Inauguration. The burglar
family must be very numerous; we
supposed they were all here.
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IN the city of Boston, women are tax
ed upon S2S, S,OOO,OOO of real estate, and
$l3, 600 900 of personal property. Yet
they have no voice making the laws
taxing them.
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GOVERNOR HAwLEY, of Connecticut,
has invited General Grant to visit the
State and examine some of the large
manufacturing establishments in which
he has expressed a decided interest,
and the General has accepted the in
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0he9mtellfqetrce1s
CITIZENS TICKET.

CITIZENS TICKET.
MAYOR.
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN.
CITY SERGEANT.
HENRY CONANT.
CLERK
II. r. FEENEY.
TREASURER.
ELIJAH DAY.
WHARF MAsrKR.
THOMAS OGDEN.
SUPERINTENDENT WATER WORKS.
JOHN w. CUMMINGS.
STREET COMMISSIONER.
STEPHEN CLARK,
COUNCIL.
FIRST wARD-FIRsT BRANCH.
THOMAS SWEENEY.
SECOND BRANCH.
HENRY X, LIST. w. r. CONNELLY
" WI. ). G03H0KN. JUHN HUGHEs.
sEcoNp wARD-EIHsr BRANCH.
MORGAN L. OFT.
SECOND BRANCH.
JOHN T.. WILSON. w. l.. HERNIG
THIRD WARD-FIRST BRANCH.
W. b. SIMPSON.
SECOND BRANCH.
JAS. r. McCOUKTNEY. ROBT rKATT
j. r. UPDEGkAFF. JOS. BELL.
FOURTH wARD-FIIssT BRANCH.
JAMES McCLUNEY.
SECOND ERAHCII.
JOHN OESTERLING. GEO. Il TINGLE
ROBERT 81 MPSON. j. A. MElCAIIF
ALEXANDER LAUGhLIN.
FIFTH wARD-FIRsT BRANCH.
A. WILSON.
SECOND BRANCH.
JHO. X. HUBBARD. JAMES REED
ia NJ E:S MAXWELL. i. NJ. EOFF.
SMITH WARD-FIRST BRANCH
JOHN RHINEIARD.
SECOND BRANCH.
PHILIP SCIIAELY. w. II. II HARRISON
LEWIS JONES.
SEVENTH wARD-FIRST HRASCH.
THOS. j. BLAIR.
SECOND BRANCH.
JOHN MULRINE.
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THE Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church held its fiftieth
anniversary Ntsnday at Washington.
Bishop Ames presiding. During the
fifty years OF existence this society has
expended upwards of $4,000, 900; and
not one dollar has been stolen from
them or otherwise lost. AL of it was
raised by volunteer subscriptions, su-
perinteuded by the ministry. Last
year the contributions amounted TO
$Gl4, ,l37; year before, 1856. .32O. 20, the ag-
gregAte contribution of each OF the five
decades, footing up SS,53l, ,377.lO. At
the close of the War there was II sur
plus OF $3.50, 900. When the general COM
mittee met in 1868, they found that they
were in debt. They now are in debt Il
little over SlOO. .OOO-a loan OH which in
terest is being paid.
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A WASHINGTON evening paper makes
there that Justices Grier, Davies,
Swayne, and Miller, will be in favor of
declaring the Legal-tender Act consti-
tutional, and that Justice Field, Clifford
and Nelson are against it. Chief JUS
tice Chase is believed to be in favor of
it. The paper adds that those who
have been looking after the matter with
some solicitude, are now quite SAN
guine that the act will be sustained.
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WE have, for two days past, been
kept-telegraphically and otherwise
In utter ignorance as to the views OF
persons in Washington about Commis-
sioner Rollins intention to resign his
Office before the first OF March next. 1t
is difficult to bear up under such sus-
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From Mr.. CI,ns. W. IInIInr.

From conviction of benefit arrived from
the use OF Dr. II OOhand's German Tonic, al
though in general aVerse to Patent Medi-
CineS. cordially recommend the ''Tonic" to
all suffering with Dyspepsia, no other
medicine afforded me such prompt ard p"r-
mamHnent relief"
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Business Cards.
AUcTIoNEERs.

TUBEARD, BRO. & Co,
Auction Sales Every Evening,
II Cor. quincy q Market streets.
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T. 81. LOGAN & co

wh saIe Drug EIs is ,
WHEELING.
wholesale Agents for -west::vtrGinia'
nov27-deod&weOw
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Hoofand's German Bitters,
AND
HOOFEsHn-S GERMAN TONIC

PREPARED BY Or. G II. JA CESON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA i.
Thirty-iv years since they were first in
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures. and benefited suffer
ing humanity to create r extent, than any
other remedies knO En to the public.
These remedies will efftctuaIly cure Liver
Complaint. Jaundice dyspepsia, Chronic or
Disease OF the Kid AneyS, and Nil Disea-
ses arising from a DiSOrdered Liver,
Stomach or IntesA tines.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. IL.
The authorities are in receipt of Of
fers of mon and money from all quar-
ters of Spain to recover Cnba from the
hands OF the insurgents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
CAPTURES OF BURGLARS.

On Monday afternoon, taking advantage or
tho fact that most OF the downtown business houses
were closed account Of It's being legal holiday John
Collins and James Smith forced an entrance into the
basement Of the premises No 1865 Maidenane occupied
by hessrs McIane LeutZ, commission merchants aud
proceeded to remove the stock They had already re-
in taking away the remaining portion OF the stock when
they were discovered by Of the occupants and
alarm given The thieves fed down the street. and
after considerable chase were secured by officers Gro
den and Hamill in the upper part OF No 0i Wallst,
where they had taken refuge Collins dropped heavy
the aforementioned premises The Police allege that
the prisoners are members OF well-known gang OF
thieves and burglars whose depredatlons in the lower
part OF the city have been source OF loss and annoyance
to tho merchants and Police Yesterday Justice Hogon
committed the accused to the Tombs to await trial.
90 Catharine st., entered by burglars and laces
lining goods Shirts. valued $780, stOcn
The plumber was removed to apartment on the top
floor of the tenement No 32 Motst Learning this fact
Sergeant Townes and Detectives HOrblt aud Mullen
Monday evening suddenly entered the apartment and
surprised the rscas IN tho act Of dividing the plumber
The thieves eight n number. were taken into custody
So surprised were they, that they did not resist.
The prisoners and property were removed 70
tho Oak-st. Pollce-Station. There the accused
gave their names as James Wilson, James -lSODisoH'
Thomas Smith, William Lyon, James Wilson tNo p Thos
Mccormick, James Harris. and James OBrien. all Young
No less than five of these have served terms or
prsonment. Yesterday the accused were taken before
Justice Hogan at tile Tombs where on the complaint OF
MI Beaman, who had readily identified the property as
trial. The papers in the at once transmitted
to the DsrlctAttorney, and 1t is more than probable
that in comparatively short time the prisoners Will DO
employed Ia the State service at Sing Sing.
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HYDROPHOBIA.

III has been deemed singular that bydrophO.
Dsa malay which is popularity ascrbed to that season
Oh the year known as the "dOg days"-shoul be 40
aiarningly prevalent in tho middle Of February ht
theorists arc not wanting who assert that 10 IA M abo
occur al one season as az another and that there ia
fixed law regulating itnothing INTACT bur the inclio
ton or disposition OF the canine t,fbo IT.
prevalent theory now Is that the ,naladSJ
occurs most frequently In seasons OF prolonged dan,
weather, but this theory seems to BIO made fo sruP
present facts rather than to De founded ON
perience Long Island has been specially Affected hv o
horrible disease tnaady less than 30 MAD DO s @
ing been killed during the past month"; several dea1hs
having occurred from the disease All Of
TRIBUNE and is not necessary again refer 10 Them
Of the case OF Mr. Iudlan, howeyor, whose death oc
Cured very recently from tho bite Of dog which
Was thought not TO have been mad at the time Of Tho
biting the Health authorities have received full parcI
lars from Dr. PennOyer OF the attending plyscians
already gwen regard TO this sad case, and gives the
appended statement regarding tho dog:
For three four DAYS before M Indian Bitten the appeared
snnosi dull and sick On the day aud jos, before he bitten
fu returning ih attacked hYorte but did
& N.Y. Ludsm then caught the dog after difficulty took by
hee aud struck With he hand the head The dog then
~ p twseon the ball Of the right thumb through the nail
SECOND bnge ofhe len band The dog agnn describing ses
oeofe ~ Mono followed the dog tried TO the dog 10 him,
osI va, qhAo to catch hn Dr. then proureda rope with slip
.g nap selling bin by tho hand but drawing blood Mr. b.
en IN securing bin moose and brought bin the
when thedoR b the that parted ard be again
away ~ lew minutes the returned the house
~ us lounge when BIT L1dsms boy reached
sI ana The dog bit the child the hand The wound bed
,bs 80 sSs mqasr sucked foIa long while The dog
eAns NJ ih0ngh the dog The animal great
wa IVY" AA'Hh oe any ons under the utmost pT0Voea9n
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TIE LICHTENHErN- FUNK CASE.

The examination in this case was opened
yesterday afternoon Tho facts OF tho case as allie ed by
the Government ara that Lehtsnheim. Iuterna Rev
enne Inspector furnished 10 Fuchs 81 Punk cigar manu-
faoturors stamps for 2 800 cigars thus deranding the
Reyenuo of the United states. The Government called
David Fuchs who tesiided that no was cigar manufao
urer In April 1864 bis place Of business was In Dover
ST. IA April 1864 no had conversation with Lohten
helm who told him that IL no would 90 Into business III
hi, district no Ohe witnnssl could get 10000 cigars &c
stamped for which ho NAcbenheim would AJAX
ma a colnpe nsation s. Is por 1000. An Application
was 10 DO made by tho witness Under u
false name, and thon presented W INC ohco WHIT iI'
cnheim was soc that yorythng won't thougha right
These fully carried OUT ana te Wit
mesa at various times obtained over HiOoo stamps rom
IAchtonheIm Ivy paying him the ~ 70 per v hs agreed
Ia receive tho stamps from Lchtcnheim tho patnerp
was dIs,olycd md Funk carried ON the business ut
Doyerst Witness nod two other shops where he man
ufactIred cigars, and WAS inrnisnGa MIN stamps ey
fed Plat IN April, May, and part or Jure. Lo man
ufactnrSd nearly 10000 cigars and only paid
tax on IoOOo Of them; the rest were stamped
with stamps obtained rom ID, aion, ~ ndn, .ha
cigar. man by tho Of sefarglio kept the book
bs srnss Animation OF this witness occupied nearly
tic whole Of tho days session Inc asd a
x.,aS t 1I story was straight and did not materially
JiSfr rom bia Testimony hi. direct examination
,b,t ha chief clerk VI tho Assessors ONCE SD Ds
, t ~ ia rat I'm April 1904 fnchs came 10 him ropre
n hmscf 10 be Joseph BOsenthnl, aud signed an
.nnins,,nn Tor the renEpectton OF 46 800 cigars MT
Gashone had conyefsstlon WIN .S inres
d 80 rbe ma, ter and receiving from him the impress
RaIu 70 .'onr.tLing WAS all right Issued tho order
or" ~ are ssucd IN bulk by tho Assessor 20 lno
Insneeior at tho Of cneh month Tho case Is sun on