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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
THE COURTS.
TWEED AGAIN A WITNESS.

-. rim IS rHF INGERSoIL sUIr-hNPENDiN"
,,o~ty TO sHCURE LEGISLATION AT ALBANY
KrysrI's tsslGNNENf.
r~r,J,-o SEYMOUR Of Connecticut, as referee,
- +i,,.. 4. s.iuony yesterday at No LOO broao way
- g. s,,t brorzht by James II ingeFseh against "m
- .,, -f12 500. ln-e~ou had ae'l'" "i'h
81 NV. 1s-2. and reccived from nun ABOUT
e,,oooo sfcr deductug from MS account NE Su" ~,
Sl''''' 10y. ,...,vs suit he alleges that Tweed told
vDieN a' '' ,l.5 Che - $500 in procuring an ap
him ', ~ 80, tbe Legislature for The County Court
li"l'' - b. b. we're not taken on from his account
House ,.'' him A s,'la~: that order YVES then
De- "oA- -s,rs,,) a-rps;. and that ne, being very
o"' 'i 80. y I'M money. accc ted rwced's terms.
moon ,s ,ha ir-, witness called. and testified rs
..'re-.cus items ia als account among inem hole
!" '"' w., n Graham and lniorsed bv Tweed.
49,. t, discounted. lie testified also that Tweed had
-,t, frop, him - expand money IN obtaining APP
no s.,.-s r,reei took the stand at O'Clock, and
'..,,,,.a,i,n continued for 'hrre hours Hs testi-
III l -r,,b rr-sreo'.s as % an the items IN their
,o.ciu exeout Iha' Cor ~ l-'3,V a. 49, sh t Tss
80 Ircf s.l understood ana 24rei tial ne lEes.D
.. ~, arocnrc q large apnronriatien Tor tne C'ntt
Uon.o ana tnat Pc nlflt sH ,l.,r y, I6or ~ tho
Ut ua aid thai tIe slfu ~ r4HN,NV' WIS tr-
H. arl,,.l io the Winter OF ISL, ana jAa, D Lail
lr1o 500 10 a. ID. Barbour tn hc mac Wtt " ""l.l
: INST good " tLtt IngersoN aterward ruhed MS
e.li-n bv aeccu lug rom him slolo1o 10 iti Nenl
,,,ffi after rc was brought back 10 this country
s,,., S9a1 Twced's examination vail be continued To-
o3. A,lermer's Special Committee investigating the
r- frquls iaf brief session YESTERDAY ana eXAttor-
ray-Genera Barlow ihed IN relation to the heEsfF
regiment % Jackson schultz. The testimony fully
corrohorated that aiven hetoro on nat subject DIT.
Plru. 4ua Thar VT r. Fs,f W.'s aEiat"o ana nrrN'u.
m me time and doubt scs, hat was compelled 20 sign
an iu-iUm. mr. T1o aT--egaic amount e,lccJl ~ "a
turned over o. mr. oaluz Was aop9t @OVujV IVoO'
former employee % Kcvscr. on che NV Court House;
Jemc- Grcss vas mex witness JIG %ts d4r,ts .,
With eglrt 20 th' STAT aeat i tls' Iols on iefu
were removed from the bHldiae and iron ppe suDs,i-
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MASKED ROBBERS ESCAPING JUSTICE.

Michael costello was placcu on lrldl, III
White Plains Yesterday for the burglary At the house OF
Col James Hamilton. Dobb's Ferry, on Sept 5.
The inmates OF the house could testify only to the bur-
glaiy hy masked John Angler, an aecOmpee, tes-
titled to the circumstances OF th critae, but tho prison
er's counsel claimed that his testimony all that
could DE relied upon tor conviction, his client should
he discharged the evidence OF accom- plcs needing
confederation The motion granted aud Costello was
discharged. In Anglers case, n0e prOsequ was Ell
tered.
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The Grand Jury did not make ANY present.
ens yesterday ard ~ course did no. pdict any Of the
officers Of The Clarmout Bank M. suaey the receiver
a. One bank was before IT, and 1t is stated tho secretary
Of the bank and one or two Witnesses with one OF the
an ral STATEMENTS o. the hank What is done by the
Grand jury is never known positively until after they
lave presented their fudln-s 10 the court but it was
runored Yesterday that had directed the finding of an
indictment against the president Of the bank, Sherman
rroadweu
Two hundred shares % The stock Of the National Iron
Bank ~ Mrrrstowu Y j. valued 90 $50 share found
among tho assets OF the Caimont savings Bpk. were
attached some time ago ny sheriff Reilly. Mrs sarah F
Cor,rin md hcr husband. samuel " COrwin. appeared
or them The claimants are respectively the daughter
ard sou-nlgw OF sherman Br0adwci fresli M oI the
Csfrmouf Bank Mt Br0afwe testified that 100 shores
belonged o. daughter being CRIT from her uSnaud
they we're transferred fO Mira Curwu through Broad
wau who received consideration Whatever Ine
Other 100 shares were given 20 Corwin several wears
hv Broa swell collateral security Tor loan o.: ~ 900
Ihe evidence not contradctec and the jury found
forfhe cl0rulrts.
Mary F. McGrath IN SO, made a MORTGAGE 70 Loronz
Z-ufer, WHO. IN Drcprb-ro tha wear ass 2ned u 10
t.r German ~tvi0c- Sank ~ Mnrrsanil I'LL" s-siru-
irru- was NOT recorded until February 1877. VI M
while Mrs McGrth went ON paving rer interest 10 MI
T.ugufr The fank passed mo tue hands ~ Receiver
I.f TIE. finding the lant had received 10 interest ne
-u "a foreclosure suit This led 90 explanation and
Icncr 1T red talk ID. WurgalC. Iuf case came
un iu Supreme Court Chamber before Jud DAVIS, on
motion hy Poe for hr. Best. FOR leave O. fscon-
tinne the act without Frederick Smyth, ~ cN-
mining IT. sail OF rs Is p case or 81 those raScav
trustees who furnished mortgages 70 make apuear-
ance OF and AXE the interest themselves Dec.
.lur
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rnat snl founo.

INDRFAS Won LIMBEC h.-SlisSing since
y rg,.1v Novtui. .er -. AuIeas Won luptA age 90,
be,tt !, -et inches. hCIt brown hair nl uh afu ~
siiur c0r light bne eyes pup extra Al-r N"'e sun 80
1r.en ltaf I. ID wUre DIRK grrV p1nt~ Dil"u c'dt
I ARK blue oyercoa bllcs fet 500 ha Ilrn sLnl sn t
,,ef InarSe L.. eNery. pam -Old mig anh
banfI,. 80 watch without cham. Any INFORMATION =
M ,ifn ~ 4 he t.suklly rec wed Or w. 4i1l ~ &C.
V-hngtan III Htss.eI J.. Other pap Prs pit.'r pf'
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CORPORATION Notices.
CTR OF NEW -YoEK. DEPARTMENT or FINAScE
ru-elu Tor the COLLECTION of Tax = Court HOUSE Frk'

CIR or NEw YosK DEPARTMENT or FNAScG
Bureau Tor the COLLECTION Of Tax : Court lt9u,e ARK
81 Ch4mhcrssr, Dfcemnrr J. ISL
NOTICE To TAX-pAIERS.-All persons VINO
y have omi uav tEeir taxes flr the year loi . are
rot,I,i a. r,auri bv an. the same 10 me h.
ev Of Taxes his oco OF before he lst day Oh jan
uary, l,7s. .,, .,.s nail t.f,re ,io
5t Ia, 0l pec-mbc Instant two per cent on a axes pan
81 M f,af atr aId interest 81 the rat or IL pr crh
% Am pnf, u ir1in 10TH ~ October LASS te a.y
fhr rolls warrants we're "HHFttll %
H. R.iy,r nn al ly.s lining GDPaid Ga GL4 aet the
aid 1T day 20. jan uarg, INfN- ,-,-.
30 .Iorer gtii De- receive. afff 'ciocA p H.
OM0o "'l' ''''' % " " MARTIN r. MCMAHON.
z criver # Faces.
DEOPOSALS will he received by the De-
rarimsnt u Public Charities amt Sorre5 5 s pS sf
tr Fl particulars The CITY Record cor sale 40 NO. :
city Hall
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GENERAL MiNx ARRESTED.

w. G. Malx, a Brigadier-General in the
Union Army during the arrested yesterday on
a warrant issued by United stat Commissioner Deuel..
charged with emhezzline letter containing 800 IN
March. SOS while clerk IN the Post Once in New-Or
aus Hc was formerly engaged in the United states
Secret Service i'm this cy and once tired and ac
quilted ON a charge or cOuuterfeiting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
THE Defence OF OWEN AND CRAFT.

summing up FOR the defence In the case OF Thomas owen
and AVN Graf indicted for conspiracy IN deiaud the
Government bv smuggling silks into this port lie urged
thr Jury the Jack of evidence Of any remit 20
owen. aud generally The rency Of tn evidence 10
show conspiracy. Judge Benedict will probably charge
The nrl to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
TIE sWEEyY SETTLEMENT.

The long protracted circuit begun in the
Spring Of 1876 tral Of the smts against Tweed
and continued for the trial Of the suit against Peter H.
Sveeuy was briefly opened yester lay, aud as briefly
adjourned for two week the estate " James NJ oWerhy
moi hqvu set paid up the whole 100000 so rs 20 en-
rtie Peter b. SWeeny 70 discOntinuance OF tho acton
Lln.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
M O5 san sets.... 493 Clock slow %
No'n r'Se- fos Moon souths 1876 Moons days 20
-, ~, ma WATER rO-DAV-A
sshy HOOK t5l GOV. Island. 1871 Hell Gate 900
Mon WArTR rO-DAY-P ~
eAnuJ hooh 40 Gov Island. 7:ji Hell Gate.... g.l3
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I-'Dy y bncn. the child-thief, who escaped
from i'' Catholic fi0tecfoiy November ~ was arrested
-fiy evening Dol the Mercantile dining rooms No 7C2
s'."td.a Dbl special CdiccG Ttas sne SAIL she left
tr ~. i"i DC tusc a reporter bad "gigeu Der nNHy"
r ..d..if tAf Iiact whcio -he wa She went 10 the
81. . ir. Hultif fu ger some arlri which size had
"nrn thrrr Illus arrested her. -bc taken
r btrr. ATTORNEY = office Yesterday afternoon, and
- Size diuf wan. go return o. the ProectOrv -nr was
terr, however. bat mas taken 10 Che House % the
Np'Hl Shepherd uftsrWard.
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ARRESTED FoR ABANDoNMrNT

d. Joseph Walker. the manufacturer of
"a gar btefs. was arrested Sunday evening On a
ran iSsuec b. Jusdee BIby on October Is charging
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Gin Real estate tor Sale.

EAST SIDE CENTRAL PARK. Two three
AZ sf0ry brown stone houses cabinet finished ns ltion
mortgage 10 excha1l e ior Try place free rutland
WHITING Beekman-sL
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5alrs CO Aneuon
THF NEssRS. LEAvITT, Auctioneers.

rTHF MESSRS. LEANlII, Auctoneers'
n =. aud srItr RSDAY EVENINGS Drcsnibef
", =, ftt,f m fTsI pcw On exhibition, fitE ll-h III
TWRA nv comprising large ami valuable cooeton Of Toe
IN. ,errr A. IL un gTtf0n WOREs
A. -r.r,ssue IOeai New Isr gland Histories Family
..lagies ff.raldry Scarce Hepors ~ lrirtfr iia,s
standard At-Tatnr g.; puriri ~ .hi.l Nss' ~ In
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from Mrs Bradley. The two transactions to be
carried out Immediately, and Mr. 5myth stated that the
claim On the property would be removed IN days
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Go nirp Board.

COUNTRY BOARD can be had at an old
~ fashioned farm where comforts u home pure mIk
fresh gr- aud fou1f.fn n1e sIpphaC finr kept By
the month low rates Address OSCAR BROW \. ,)nlrrs
Nesiches,er CO. Refers q w. ". Utter y Waitss
EEGLEWOOD. New Iersav.-First- class beard
- private family Or Fs and NufHr % uiertfe ~ 50
Address fost Office Box NO l7S E11swoOL ilSss retef
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% Wbom 1t man Concern.
EMPIRE TRANSPORTATION co.
u -

T. 80 Ipep.tnrvr
"'' 1871 GIaAgDsr
PHTLAuEL2IiA. t1ri. ~, iht'
t..,. .,,.r Il, Al tht fmpre transportation COn-
% rs erased o. transact hurnar-, fna mas trtlf IN !
tiu,Ai'" Ut - - Io- D. POTTS, President
ny. tssu.rr Line formerly ownta Nnd petAr0 o. ne
ptr rr1usp1rtatnn com viii conlihn. !" 70 ~
hcreo,gre Duf lor a.rJuutu' - uu" oNhrt-. -,
r. J. blhIA. Gan. MANAGER Iihpiie AN
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5rf &ream.
DcnIistrp

Dr. WAIT, ST.. No. - East 23l-st.-First-
cass dentistry az low popular prices rrIrcrng amber
pure gs without extra charge ca ani examine ,pec
mons aid prices.
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Gin prope:ED 90 Get

FIRST-CLASS DWELLING, % rooms, in
y perfect order possession AT once Apply on PREMISE
80 West 20 .l-t
OFFS To RENT.
Il The fine light lof oi No 26 Betmanst. through 80
feet ~pries-. eAee.nt location lo PUBLISHING leiher or
JAMES PRICE, 300 Uudson-st.
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Gounirn Real estate for Sale.

SOUTHPORT, CONN. nea- Long Island
- Soundceatlenans rslle1ee hps hons, very. CON
acres; VIII DO sold ~ ,bolt one hqf Us c1N-
RULAND & WHITING, Beekmsnat
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Dec ,. 1877.
The following auction sales were hein at
the Exchange salesroom to-day:
Ry Tortis HsssT.
! 2sfOry frame builiing with lois, west ~. u.s.
an. c ie'have, each lo' $4,000
nv BeyII0rd SaVfh.
4 4-siory ba-euatnf hriry building with lnis =
Eek ts 100 ~ ''l'e . '' $4,000
Bg nun ". camp.
story brown stone luil M. Win iof, No 2b4 tiN
s f si Co 1871 Saye nj AIVz Ss~,D. $4,000
BY Sclft HeBsr
3 story and basement isch nuiidiaa. with as. 70
i5o1 I.S wn o a osshsrs .oo II @ 5000
81 4 j. Bts6cs4r 4 S7n.
IL acres Of land Prospect AVE. near Fr1Fcs',
M@r,1 0h sp i 1 ,o,5 y os % anu -. 10 500
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ninler Resorts.
H1sIcal 5nsIrHmeTIs

A DVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICEs, No f.ss~ Broadway. thirty Grit
ST. 3U- West Twenty thrf-st E.qltl-a yes 100
Third FDrfy is7t at tsr ia kl.ff OFFICE
No . sNf flrtavc., coz undrC 81 .O1rtn -
Ofarlem savings Bank BudBgl up & D. az regul-r
office
Have Won seen the MODEL UPRIGHT
PFANOI q is nefuiifrl m design and mi md l.
leut IN tone. Price $50 20 si7. SIMPSON e co.
ManuiilctuFeis, 80. kast lsfhst.
KRANlCH & BACH, 243 East 23d-st, near
IA 2dlve. have beautiful assortment 81 rno ranDft-
born lal. WHICH f.ey Offering g4y Low
Pianos lent ana sold on tDsiailmer's.
4 IGHTE a. ERNST. old house of Lighte 4
Bradbury 0fsr tnrlr s0'eufd PTANO.FOkrE- a. low
prices. monthly payments, j. East ltthst
Als0 sral ms An 1tICAN ORGANS.
- Y. BALL a Co.,
-. No. II EAST l4rHST.
Chickering's -teinvavs Other Pianos and organs low
for gash miscellaneous AMI Tor rent
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Basluess Ghlnces.

ERCHANDI~E 20 TRADE for REAL Is
VA rArE.-S200o0 worA n miscei aleors NeTchaniise
VII D.. exchanged for Real Estate ariurr1src IN Hhrre
nor-g not one fourth prese1 sh vu, Atlr-s.
with Dies rpu0n, rice, &C., or cs ASHER ADAMS.
- leeAlan-st.
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DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRiNSI'
l STEAMSHIP LINES

For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA
vEXNIF' kLNND BRITISH COLI MBfA, OREGON, sc
sailing fon PIER loot Canaist. North Nyrr
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Otcau 5ledmers

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEF .STOWN.-
! TIE Liverpool and Great Western -t-lm C0mpanys
United states Man sleaI4-t leave Per %. y.
NEVADA. re- l-oDAN, Dee. II. az II 4 a.
IDAHO ..--.-.. r u L1DAf, Dee. Us. pm.
WYOMT Ci.......-.... RI l.sDAi. Dec -. % a. m.
Cabin Passage, SO SO, ID 80, according % oate Room
steerage, f-j fLterueHlatr. SO
WILLIAMS & GUGON 20 B,oaiway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ RETVEaN NETWORK AND HAFI-E VIA PIX
MOUTH
FRA NFF. Weturs,llr Dee. 10 n m.
CANADA. lllnE eui " efin sllf ID f -h lvt M
AMERTQUE. PJu1iZ .---..- Nedno,'si' jan D i5V a IA
LOUIS d. BlBlAN. AGENT ~ - Broldslg.
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f0' '''S"' u '''"- oELIIcns Co. Bowling green.
ew.York, Havana & Mexican Wall ). 5 Line.

NeW-fork, Havana q NexIcah WI :, ; I-4ue'
n FKEfGHT AND PASSAGE kEDUCED
steamers leave Plsr3 North River. at p n.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
cry OF NEW YORK, DvaEen SAT hDAlf Dec
CfTY or WASH .-t.rDN. new rnmermanr... Dec. y.
CrTy or VERA Cruz Van WE'D. Dec. 10.
FOR VERA CRUZ A. ID SEW-ORLbANS
VAL PT0Cresu. caluDels;nY. lu-pAn Iaupics.
cf,rS oE \ YORK De4Lnn .....-. sATJ RDAY, Dec
steamers viii New ORLEANS Dee. 10 ard Jan. Tor
Vera 4 ruz and New York snd All the above ports.
L. ALEXAN DIRE y Sons. 81 ard SO brosdTay
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAL

rhese nrstca.s -teanshis sail regularly at froo
Picr No. Is. NOrth River - fOi.0es:
sream shlu COL.UM EDS = DAY Dee
steamship Gil ID "a = 30. .
ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed For freight OF PASSAGE srpy %
WILLIAM =. clyde * Co. No rowing green.
McEkIIER. IL LING n CO. Agents 10 kiaFtLA
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NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP -.

~ NETWORK TO BRI~i o. Gag llhE. y
Taking good. alt passu-e's tur Lonion Car n Newport
gloucester. ara il pIr-- m Bristol llaulcL
sailing from iIsr d. East d.. %. -
ARRACON @.rr.u- ......... DAN Dec II
CDRN W l. W .'llnS ......- Att ItrAf Dee q
CABIN Passage 500 $50 si go. curi,n Rat r. icLets
favorable rare- Hoatr. So, ~tcra
currency ri nlt ste tcltts go Lri4ts Tor
aud upward. F. r freight ~ pa - lppY 20
". -. MORGAN. Aeon No t.N 1utn.s. New YORK.
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BcGro aro ROOMS.

ELEGANT ROOMS, en- suite or sngly, for
T. falcs and gentlemen: table ~ appointments nrst
c.. references required 254 West 3ithsL Mrs JAMES
EIRp-ALl.
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Gonnirn DropsrIn 30 fet.

&D5 PER MONTH will rent the house, 30
l. Apply GA me premises OF j. II. DENI-ON 100 Belle
vile ave. NUwarA y. J.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

y sTFAMSIIIP LINZ BETWEEN NETWORK
sol HAMPTON AMI BREMEN.
COMpANY'S PIF X tot 81 SECONUsi, HOHOkEN
HERMANN .. sat j. G.. : WISER -.----- sat Dec. =
ANERICA ..~at Dee u Nil>ki. Nat, Dee ~
= Sit- OF pass AGF from N,.WNORK 10 So 1IAIP-
TON. HAN RE- OR BREMEN
FIRST CABIN, 500. ltiL SECOND CABIN, 500, gold
STEEtAFE, p curfelcy.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid Steefage ceTn
q $50 currency.
For freight OF passage apply 70 . - . - A.,
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Nab'HvHCE.
y. $. INTERNAL. REVENUE
SPECIAL 'rAXIES
May |, LIZ, to April 80. 1878.

The Revised SITS tutcs Of the United States
Sections 1922 :}237, 1923 and 3239, require
every person engaged i'll any BUSHES, avo-
cation, or employment. which, rendsfs him
liable to 81 ESPECIAL TAN, 'A'n Pro-
4Hrc and Place Cons;s ;sicEous Y
ia l,ia a;s!:sblisaass.allte eT Place
-. s:u@issns;S Il STAMP tlenoling the
payment Of said SPECIAL. TAX for The
Special Tax Year beginning May !, 1877,
before commencing: or continuing business
oltcr Apri! 80, 1877
return. ~ prescribed on Form II i,
also required By law Of every person liable
to Special Tax. aS above.
The TaNc+ eirbr,ccl within he pro-
visions OF The las above quoted are the
following, viz:
- Rcrt'iers $500 90
Dealers, retail lilnnr :;aJ 90
Den l"rS, Wholesale liquor 800 %
l)cnlcr; IN malt liquors, wholesale go 60
nta:crs IN malt liquors. rctaii go %
l)ca irrs III leaf tobacco SD %
Retail dealers in lcarlobpcco 500 GO
And on sales oIovcr Fl GOO, fifty ccnt- Tor
evcry dollar in cxce. Of $1,000
lsrascr< iii manufactured tobacco 50 GO
Manufacture. 0fatills $50 90
.slitt Inr each $:iI manufactured $40 90.
Ana ior each worm manufactured $40 90
Manufacturers of tobacco SO %
Manufacturers of ci.us SO %
ftdd'crS Of tobacco, I'll 5, class tmorc than
two h"scs or ether aninas) :; so 90
lcddlcr5 of tob,cco, second rlas., two
horses or other animals Sd 90
l'c:'':lcrs of;n'acco, tliir,! class Zone horse
Q: Other ani;,,all ST., %.
l',dllcrs 0: ,obacca fourth c,as; ION 100,
or public c0nvcvanccl ,SlD 90.
lircwcrs Of less than 500 barrel, SCI 90
brewers Of 300 barrels or more 500 90
My person 50 liable, who Shall fail 70
comply will tho foregoing requirements
will be subject 10 severe pen li,ic-
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of The
Special Take; named above must apply 10
J.. Cns5 Carpenter, Collector Of Internal
Revenue at Columbia and pay for and pro
cure The Special Tax Stamp or Stamps thev
need, rricrto MAY |. 1877, and WITNUUT
FURTHER NOTICE
Special Tax Stamps will be transmitted,
p" mail only nn rccelp. from the pcrson or
firm ordering the same ofspectic directions
SO To do, together Will, The necessary post
age stamps or Tie amount required 70 pay
The postage The postage on one stamp l.;
three cents aud on two stamp. six cents II
it is desired that they bc,ran smttcd bv
registered mail, ten cents additional should
accompany the application.
GREEN Il. NAUM,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF lSTERSA1 REvEHuE, Wash
inston. -. c., January 23, 1877.
mar II 1t
DIS ro SEQ y,E.e DAS Az
cd lIcn.. :;lmg!es worth : free. Stinson
* Co.. Tor. lard, Name
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should avail themselves of the first
opportunity presented to do so.
4 PIIOTOGRAPHERS ADVICE

An English photographer makes
the following suggestions: "When q
lady sitting for picture would com
pose her mouth to bland end serene
character, she should, just upon
entering the room, say bosom, and
keep the expression into which the
mouth subsidies until the desired effect
in the camera is evident. II, on The
other Ii hlnd, she wishes to assume a
distinguished and somcwIla: noble
bearing, not snggcsliv" orswcctnrss,
she should shy brush The result Of
which is inIalliblc. If she wishes 10
make her mouth l,os small, she must
say flip, but iItha mouth be already
too small and needs charging, she
must say 'cabbagc' If she wishes to
,ook mourn.ul, she must say 'kcr-
skunk if tcsi5nc |, <hc must forcibly
calculate Scat"
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TIE CIR UBER FAMILY

TIE GRUBER F.I.NILY-
This wonderful family pcrfomed d in
Masonic Hall on Wednesday anu
Thursday nights OF this week. The
programme was varied and interest
ing, consisting Of vocal and instru
mental music. 1t may be lruthlully
said TINT Mr.. Grubcr, his wife and
two little children, compose one Of the
most extraordinary combinations Of
musical talenv in the country. We
cannot describe tho many pleasing
features Of his performances. And,
withal, he is native and should bc
literally patronizcd. Those who
have never seen the Grubcr family
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y. II. YAHLER.S. ESQ

On Wednesday last this young
gentleman departed for New York.
The stagnation Of business here in
duced him 90 hunt employment in
that great Metropolis. Mr.. Wahlers
was Foreman of the Hook and Ladder
Company and hia exit dcprivcs that
organization Of his valuable services.
he is a young man Of much promise
and has our hearty wishes for his
future welfare.
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HOEBER y

EOEBER y
On Thursday afternoon as MI J.
/. Sal'cy and family were abccnt
from home his house was entered by
four co!orcl men who cleaned i, OF
almost everything. They carried
away with them Mrs Sallcy's and wifc's
wardrobe, :ilvcrwarc, AMI shotgun.
These thieves arc Supposed 10 be in
The County yet. The silver taken is
markell. NJ. w. aud NJ. II. w. The
gun is small double barrel gun,
hammers standing low when half
cooked, one carved and the .othcr
plain.
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NOT PRETTY

We saw young lady the, othcr
day with crowd of singcd hair
hanging down over her forehead.
Erizzcs are pretty, but II pound Of
twisted hair hanging from under ones,
hat makes Il yoang womar's iucc look
Ike u rulabash with IL coon's tail lied
uroun, it.
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SCARCITY or lIONEl-

There is no doubt but the present
condition Of all kinds of business and
industry is .fearlully depressed, ami
it behoovcs every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is
coming on when children are liable
to Group, whooping cough, etc. Cough
and colds will prevail everywhere,
and consumption, with other thro at
and lung diseases will carry of many.
These diseases should not be ncg!cc
ed. Doctors bills are expensive, and
wc would advise our people to use
Boschec's German Syrup. 1t never
has failed. One bottle at Is cents
viii keep yonr whole family well
during The winter Two doses wi;
relieve any case. Sold i'll all towns in
the United States, and by your Drug
gists, DR.. a. G. Dukcs:S