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New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.
MAsnINGION. March 3,

MAsHN"loN. March ., 1879
The HOuse Committee on Commerce continued its dis
cusion OF the RIVER and HlrDor Appropriation BIZ yea
tcgday.
THE Hon Edwards Picrrcpont. eNMnister England.
isn this city. lie called upon the President, secretary
Sherman and Othor di.ting gushed officials yesterday.
After the recent trials Oi non-eXpiosIvc steam motor
for Use on street railroads It is pronounced success,
and Mr. nuttt. the president ot tnc Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad Company, 10 DIk. arrangements
IntTOduc" II Oh that inc.
The Committee Cyil Service Reform continued the
Investigation INTO the affairs of DooTkoe Polk ycster
d.y Clerk Adams testified In relation
Doorkoepor his Office. the yincnt anu
discharge Of men ~ shown ~ tho rolls.
General j. r. smith, chief of the appointment division
OF the Treasury Department, VIII bc appointed
psymasershp IN the Unit d states Army George
H. LauphOIc asssint-ci,f Of the appointment dIvI-
sion Will succeed 10 the charge OF tnat Office.
The Senate Committee on Patents la. concluded tho
consideration OF the pending bill providing for general
revision OF existing patent laws. The b has been
pointed. ana will be reported to the early
next week. IL Is un 'erstood tho amendments not
Bids have been opened at the Treasury Department.
for furnishing fastening railway cars transports
ing merchandise in bona aud merchandise in tr inst
through Canada There have been about dirty bidders.
the lowest bid bcing that OF Mesrs L. q. IiiOtson *
awarded.
Tho House sub Committee on Public Lands which has
under consideration the bill abollshing the land Offices
in the various land districts the United Stst-
consolidating the work done IN them In single o;ice at
WashIngtOn under suryeyor-gcneral, scens To view
the bill with favor and there 10 much probability OF
report accommodating its passage.
Tho House Committee on Military Affairs heard the
testimony OF Lieutenant Turner of Fort Clarke on the
Ro Grande yesterday, In relation the Mexican border
outraces His statements differed some what from those
NJ Lieutenant Bulls and Colonel Shaftcr Lieutenant
Turner said raids upon American soil had made
soiey by Indians. lie related several Instances dep
relations ON the Mexican side by Americans lie said
thai during the absence OF Colonel Shafter
fy before the Investigating Committee, an American
seout crossed over into Mexico, killed a man, and
brough the body into Texas in order 10 a
ward OF $50 offered by the local authorities Tor the per-
son Of the murdered man.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
rrrEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SCHENECTADY. n Y. March 3;-Ihe Sigma fhi
cc,.iv met in convention AT Schenectady on Friday
popr CoIBoRSE, Ont, March 3.-lhe laborers
.trke on WeanG Canal still cont nues iHo s
ooricrIy and no disturbance 10 anticipated.
CtNcrSNArI March Sin the breach OF promise
of Dckey against Tyns Hamilton O9 we ory isss
nigh returned verdict awarding The plahth so'OVo
T,,,psrowv " March 81. NJ. Reid farmer,
suicide afternoon by hanging hseu III cofn
crib Financial troubles were the cause OF 'ho ACT
PorTsvnIE, Penn, March 3.-Sol9inonl r. r"s'cp, p
Fsders local editor fhe Miners Journal yesterday
AtpANY. March 3.-The ice In the river in front OF
,,a cifv las moved down few mes. The weather u se
soft, with dense fog this evening Light rams ~
day.
Nrw-ORtEANs March 3.-Thc United States Mar
.hai yesteriay sold Grounds 70 sasy cas o e
bnnd6olders amounting 10 $4,000 o. W. No' "w INC
purchaser at 100000.
Cav FRANCIsCO. March 3.-The two-mile and ro-
res race bet cen M6le MeCarty and JAKE wa, rnn AZ
fcultura Park, Sacramento. ysstsraV' Aus ''''S "s
hume, sSSI and s'SsS
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
DETAILS OF THE SETTLEMENT.
GREAT REJOlClNGs IN ST. PETERsBURG-SO IRO

GREAT REJOIClNGs IN ST. PErERsBURG-SO IRON
CLADs DEMANDED.
LONDON, Monday, March A. 1873.
The Times's st. Petersburg and Pera cores
pondents confirm the report that the treaty
Of peace has been signed at st. Petersburg.
Tho enthusiasm over the news of peace almost
unprecedented. There was an immense crowd be-
fore the Palace shouting and singing God save the
Gar" The Pcra correspondent SAYS the treaty of
peace was signed on Saturday. Thirty-One thousand
troops were reviewed at san StcfanO. \ TIE Deum
was sung amid grcat enthusiasm.
correspondent of The inns at San Gtefano is
able to state that neither the surrender of portion
OF the Turkish fleet nor a claim on the Egyptian
tribute Is included in the conditions of peace;
and there is interference with the portion of
the Turkish revenue which Is hypothecatcd TO
foreign creditors. Nothing is definitely settled rela
tive to indemnity but it viii principally be in the
form oftcutofy in Asia, including kars and
latum. not ErIerum. Sa!Onica and AdIian0p!e
are not included in Bulgaria.
The S'0ndaFs Von-tantiuoplc dispatch. dated
Saturday, says: The Grand Duke Nicholas will
probably visit Constaujinoplc ON Monday. 1t is
said th1 when the treaty of peace II signed he will
more his headquarters TO I,uhcni, within two
miles o. rara.
The Atcrd1rds correspondent at Vienna states that
tn Austrian anI British ambassadors have been i'll
s,rGctcI 10 protest if the EuSaus enter Constanti-
NOBLE.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE NEW PONTIFICATE.
CORONATION Oh LEO XII
E III" -f'''
ROME. March 3, 1o.

ROME, March 3, 1873.
Pope Leo XIII. was crowned IN the Sstine
Chapel to-day. The ceremony begun at 9:30 a. III.
and terminated at 1870 p. m. The cardinals, pre-
lates, and diplOmatists accredited to the Vatican,
and few other persons. were present. The Pope
was afterwards carried to bis apartments, blessing
the spectators on the way. A few houses are ilu-
minated Tonight.
The Italian Government categorcally denies that
the reason why the Vatican countermanded the pub
lie coronation of the Pope was the Governments in.
ability to prevent disrespectful and hostile manfcs.
tatons.
THE PAPAL GUARANTEES.
The Opinione reports that the Council of State in
response to the question Of Signor Crspi president
Of the Chamber of Deputies, as to whether the
Italian Government had right to modify the Papal
guarantees, has rendered decision that the law OF
the Papal guarantees possesses constitutional Or
ganIc character.
CARDINAL sIMEoNI's WITHDRAWAL
LONDON, March g. 1873.
Reuter- telegram from Rome says that when Car.
dinal Smeon was about to resume his Office as Pom
tfcial Secretary of State the Catholic Powers and
some Cardinals protested against his restoration. be-
cause of bis reactionary tendencies. Cardinal
SimeOni thereupon resigned, and Cardinal francm
was appointed IN his place.
Crowds broke the windows which were illuminate
cd for the Popes coronation, but were dispersed by
the troops without casualty.
GENERAL GRANT AT CONSTANIINOPLE.
LONDON. March 3, 1873.
special dispatch to The London Observer,
dated Constantinope, Saturday, announces the arrival
there OF ex-PTesident Grant.
MINISTER CAMPHAUSEN'S RESIGNATION.
BERLIN, March g. 1873.
The National Zeitung says the Emperor has
decided that Herr Cam yhausen should wait for the de-
cisions Of the Rechs;ag the Taxation Bills before re-
signing.
SMALL POX N SOUTHERN FRANCE.
PERPIGNAN, March 3. 1873.
There has been frightful outbreak of smallpox
I'm Reutort in the Department Of Lozere TIE popu uau0n
OF the commune has been Gecimated and nearly al Inc
inhabitants SICK.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
THE KIDNAPPING OF NEGROES.
THE CAPTURE or AMERICAN CITIZENS IN THE SOUTH
FOR SALE N CUBA SAID TO RE A FACT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO riE TRIBUNE.I

CAPTURE OF AMERICAN CITIZENS IN IHf SoI An
FOR SALE N CUBA SAID TO RE FACT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, March 3.-'The alleged kidnapping
of negroes from the Southern States, with their de-
portaion and sale in Cuba and elsewhere as slaves
which resulted in the confidential mission OF Mr.
Leonard, of Louisiana, to the Captain-Gencral OF
Cuba, was reported to tho Government by n special
agent of the Interior Department employed III the
Southern States. 1t now turns ont that a resident
OF Savannah. Ga, is alleged TO have made overturs
TO this agent to enter into this cOntraband trade
with him. Sailing vessels were to have been char
tered to trade from Savannah and other South
ern ports laden with whatever cargoos coull
be procured, with ballast, if necessary.
These vessels were to be manned by much larger
crews than actually necessary. with super
numery deck bands. The ignorant character of the
Southern negro and tho payment OF bounty or ad-
yaEcc-mOney for the trip was ample and snihcleit
nduccment, and il was designed that the vessels
should return to Northern port IN the United
States, manned by crews picked up from the
idle sailors and landsmen i'll the ports where they
discharged their living as we'll as their material
freight. II is alleged that this il not merely
newly proposed enterprise, but that II has been al
ready carried on 10 IL small extent from Southern
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
BRITISH FEARS AROUSED.

LONDON, Warcl J, 1873.
Ip it's leader yesterday Tile lines said that
the announcements in Parliament on Friday would be
welcomed as revivng hope of peaceful settle
ment OF the Eastern question.
yce-Admlral Sir Edward A. Inglefed WILL in May,
assume command of the fleet the North American and
West Indian stations All officers leave yesterday
received orders to hold themselves readiness cjOn
their regiments aud departments Immediately on re-
CENT of teeCrnphio notice. Llctltenant-Gcneral SIR
Patrick L. MacD0uga chief OF the Intelligence Depart
uent in the War Oilcc will In May take command OF
an the forces IN Canada 1t is understood that. in the
event OF war; General MacDOugall Will have authority
TO raise force OF 10000 Canadians for service in Eu
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
THE PROGRESS or THE NEGOrIATiOSs-TIIE TERMS
WHICH RUSSIA FIEsT PKOPOSED-A SECRET
IEFAIY STPrONED 10 EXISr

THE PROGRESS or TIE NEGOrlAIroSs-rlTE TERMS
WHICH RUSSIA FIRST PKoPOsED-A SECRET
TREATY SUPPOSED 10 EXIST.
The Treaty of COnstantinOple, which has
lust been signed AT San Stcfano small port about ten
miles from that city, closes eventlul chapter IN the
Eusso-T Turkish conflict The first steps toward peace
were taken whom after the great at Sophia and
elsewhere the Porte asked England to mediate between
aud Russia. The Car. who probably aware that
this appeal had been made at the instance Of England
herself, pcrcmDOry declined to hold indirect ncgo-
tiations aud referred the Porte to his mill
tary cOmmandcfs Meanwhile, his troops advanced
with remarkable celebrity, aud dispensing SUI
leman's army. forced the Turks to retire
to the dcfenccs OF Adranople Alarmed at this rapid
progress toward the capital the Porte hastily appointed
peace delegates who get out for the Russian headqqar
tiers. Alter delay supposed to DO intentional on
the part 0f the Grand Duko Nicholas conference WIS
held and tue following bases Oi peace were accepted py
the Turkish delegates:
l. Bulgaria. in limits determined by the majority OF
the ugarian populatOn which shall In no Sc be less
than indicated by the Consantlnopie Conference,
paIty. with "A national Christian Government, aud a
native militia The OTTOMAN army Shall no longer re-
main III IT, except at soue points to be decided upon oy
=. The Independence Of Montenegro shall be recog-
nized An increase of territory equivalent 10 thht which
the fortune Of arms has placed In her hands sail o Sc
cured 10 her. The dehniVc frontier shall be liked sub
seducntly
8 The independence OF ROumana and seryla shall be
recognized. An adequate territorial compensation shall
be secured to the former and iectibcaion of frontier
10 the latter.
A. An autonomous administration, with adequate
guarantees shall be granted 20 Bosnia and ierzegoylnh
similar reforms shall be Introduced into the other ChrF
tan provinces OF Turkey ia Europe .
D. The Porte shall agree 10 compensate Russia for the
expenses OF the aud for the losses which rho has
been compelled 10 incur. The nature whether pccuni-
airy, territorial otherwise or this indemnity shall bc
settled hereafter. His Majesty the Sultan shall agree
TO TO an understanding with the Emperor OF Russia
ohe protection Of the rights aud interests OF Russia
In the Straits OF the Bosphorus and the Dardaneles
Tn, odd n ahsu siya UNA
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
SMALL POX IN SOUTHERN FRANCE.
THE BOLIVIAN RAILROAD.

LONDON Nlrcl 8, IcIp
Tie Times, in its financial article says:
"s7i3O00 the residue OF the loan FOR the construction OK
the Madeira md Mamore Railway will probably he di'
yded among the bondhoder5. Tho money now Hes IN
the Bar Of Eng8nd Bya convention just ratlncd ny
tho Boyi IN Congress- the bOndhodcrs acquire all tBst
countrys rights both TO control the money Huh 10 hnt
Colonel Church. CONCESSION. Application 10 the Aaaler
of lie Rolls on Thursday on behalf Of Colonel NhufCh,
70 olt the payment of 1900 on the ceLAcStc o4 'o
engineer Oi the new contract vas refused
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

HELENA Montana, March 3.-Mchael McAndrews
hanged at Roderburg Montana, on Friday cf murder
LONDON. Ont, March 3.-Munn, tavern Keeper
and one Saures ouarroe.i to-day London Township
liquor bill SguIes fatally kicked
CiNCINNArI March 3,-The dry goods house OF
Aons Doepke Of this city, was robbed on rGay py our
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-Seven persons were sem
enced the United states District Court here Yesterday
for making passing and having In possession counterfeit
money impsonment ranging from four mon tbs
q twelve
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
ALONG SESSION OF CONGREss.


REPORT-GENERAL BUSINESS HEAVY.
lGESERAL PRESS DIsPATCHi
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Members of the House
Committee on Appropriations say they can prepare
their bills much sooner than any Of them can be
acted upon by the House. The Navy Appropriation
and the Pension Bills will be ready for report this
week. The Legislative Appropriation Bill will be
completed in week or ten days. Subcommittee
at work on the Indian Army and Deficiency Appropri
alton Bills Owing to the large mass Of business to
DO transacted. the general impression is that the
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
PRINCE MILAN VIGILANT.
IoyDOy March 2

Forty-onc respectable citizens have been i'm
prisoned al Semendria and number at Pardtschn and
Jagodna charged with conspiracy to assassiuae Prince
Milan on hts homcward journey.
An extraordinary Cabinet council took place in Bel
grade yesterday. Prince Milan presided All the
military authorities were present Ii Is said that was
resolved resign the territory which Servia has
cnnnunrnl New -linIgara.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

floor, without any sarways or second story, no cell
lar freproof floor being required the single floor
of the building to be of concrete. and thus water
and verrin PROOF, the walls and other portions OF
the building of brick, and the beams, rafters,
and framework Of the roof of iron without par;i-
Gle of wood
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

session Of Congress will be prolonged until August
A large number of bills are before the House Com
mittee on Railroads and Canals, asking for aid IN
the nature of subsidies for the construction OF va
not given any of them, as yet, favorable consdera-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
PEACE CONCLUDED.
TIE RUsso-TURKISH TREATY SIGNED.

THE RUSSO-TURKISH TREATY SIGNED.
THE TREATY or CONsTANT1NOPLE" " FORMALLY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADE BY RUSSIA.
The treaty of peace between Russia and lur-
key has at length been signed at san Stefano.
The Grand Duke Nicholas held grand review
yesterday, and formally announced the event
to his troops. The text of the document,
which is to be known as the Treaty of Con-
stantinOple, has not yet been made public. Its
provisions may, however, be Cleaned from the
retrospect of the peace negotiations appended.
1t is stated that Russia renOunced all claim to
the Egyptian and Bulgarian tributes.
TIE TREATY SIGNED AT SAN STEFANO.
TIE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS HOLDS GRAND RE-
VIEW, AND INFORMS HIS TROOPS OF THE AUS
PICIOUs EVENT.
LoypoS, March 3, 1873.
The following announcement OF the conclusion of
peace between Russia and Turkey was received to-
night by Reuters Telegram Company.
CoNsTAsTNoPLE March g. 1873.
The Treaty Of Peace has been signed.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has announced the fact
to the soldiers at review at San Stcfano to-day.
Russia has abandoned her claim on the Egyptian
and Bulgarian tributes.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
THE REPORTED PEACE IN CUIIA.
,vgANs STILL DIsTRUsTPUL OF Asserted sUEREN'
pERs OF THEIR CHIEFS.

L
DERs OF THEIR CHIEFS.
The Cubans and Spaniards in this city nave
heen greatly excited over the reported peace neeota
tous and surrender Of nearly all the principal cels OK
the insurcent army in Cuba Tho Cuoans aEc much ne
pressed They person or persons OF having
been corrupted by Spanish gold, and cay that such per-
SONS viii probably be furnished by the Spanish author-
mes with safe conducts leave the island At the same
time the Cubans accept the reports that have arrNed
from Spanish sources, and even the reports Oh
General Gonzales with a great deal OF reserve.
we must not believe everything thc opaniaL'rs
.,a,c - they saw 'and how could General OOhZaeS
sor',ei 10 bring with him the most important 0Ocurus
;,sted 10 his caro-, the report OF the procech~s OK
H. nsri meeting OF Congress beforo us ulsSo1uoh.
nr,I GONZALES il retcent Mr.. Adana sald mat ZEN
aI r,n1sles would probably return 10 his iahiy IN
W"rico h. bejng a Mexican by BIRTH Mr. Aldana seems
~ sccen tbe situation with resignation "JHst rs tIe
80 VA. nbouy be put OF the DuIding was niOken
t"wn he remarked sadly yesterday But cther Cu'
ors cling 10 their hopes. 80 long "a Maceo, ir0hOc.s
nio1 and Cespedes not heard from as having sur
r"Jored so long will they believe that these CGoahs are
still holding out
HAVANA, March 3.-The insurgcnt forces az
Remedies under Carro will surrender their arms on '
5th instant. The nsrgent Chiefs Jmenez an Satche1
with 4o5 men, IL women. and 80 children, have srren-
orel In the nirhborhood OF the Trocha Inc ndocr OK
insnrccnts surrendered III Puerto PIlhcc 10 lePViSd~ 40
COO men with 400 members Of ibeir families.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

RUSSIA sELR, 10 sooIaE AUsuIt-coACESsGo,
10 IUEhET.

IL IN cIlho ~ N'if4 AA IA ~ t>-4DNS
10 IURkET.
NuSNA March ., 1879.
Tho Iolifcqi Correspondence publishes q Coustan-
tnoplc dispatch which says Trustworthy mtelli-
gcucc from various quarters agrees IL stating that
the entry of % portion Of the Russian army into
Cons:antinoplc MAJ shortly be expected. i1espect-
i've Of :he signature or delay in the signature Of
peace. The sImc paper publishes a scmi-oilcial
communication ft0m -. Petersburg taxing cxccp-
tion to Count Anlrs,sJ, demand for 100000 OF
forms .s2gIG,UOOl. IL SAYS that though not in
tended for aunamcuts directed against Russia this
credit places Austria outwaIdly on the same
footing ~ England. Russia has certainly 10 OBJ
lection to AUstrla occupation of Bosnia aud Here
goyIua. Austria objects to the complete autonomy
o. the whole of Bulgaria formed INTO a single PROV
iucc and its two years occupation by Russia. The
latter combats the partition Of Bulgaria INTO two
provinces, nstancing the frmtcssncss of the stpu-
lat.on separating Mcdayia and Wallachia. Tenn
porary Russian occupation is imperative for the
maintenance of tranquility and the prcyen-
ton Of excuses by the Bulgaraus, but of
control and supervision may be taken to prevent the
occupation assuming the character OF conquest or
assimilation thereto.
LoSDoN. March 2, 1873.
A Constantinople telegram. dated yesterday
evening, says the Russians have made substantial
concessions regarding the boundaries of Bulgaria.
This point Is now settled. The question of a war
indemnity was debated to-day. To facilitate its
payment Russia has abandoned her claim to the
Turkish lcot. Tho signing oi lie peace ncgota-
tIons is near at hand.
4 COnstantinoplc telegram sent Wednesday.
evidently before 1t proposed TO withdraw the
British hcet from Tuzla To lsmid, says: Great
Istrust ana uncasiness felt respecting the Rus
sian designs on the Bo-phoru,. They can occupy the
Chlnak Forts at a moments notice. Movements
tho objects of which not apparent still pro-
grcssng The position Of the British ships ri Tuza
is regarded "a critical, owing TO the shor. for
torpedo boats from Tchekmcdje or San Steiano. 1t
IL strongly suspected that Th0rncycrOft torpedo
boats and Whithead torpedoes are being dispatched
10 the Sea of Aiarnora in sections. The Russians
occupy Charko RodoSto, Syri and Tchckmede.
all of which admirably suited as bases for tor
pedo operations. should it be decided to menace
fleet. Precautions are taken nightly 10 guard the
vessels against surprise"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
4 NATIONAL MUSEUM.


HOUSE COMMITTEE REPORTS IN FAVOR or PUT
TING Up S24j, 900 BUILDING FOR IT-wHY
NEW ONE Is NEEDED
Sharp County record., 1878-03-01
THE SILVER BILL.

gress is that authorizing the
coinage Of the "standard silver
dollar" and the restoring Of its
legal tender character, The sum
and substance Of the bill, which
has just passed both houses by
a large majority, and only wants
the signature Of the PRESIDENT to
become a law, is as follows:
That there shall be coined at
the several mints Of the United
States silver dollars Of weight
Of 412 1-2 grains troy Of standard
silver, as provided in the act Of
Jan. IS, 1887, which coins, to-
gether with all the silver dollars
heretofore coined by the United
States Of like weight and finish.
shall be legal tender at their
moneyed value for all debts. and
dues, public and private, except
where otherwise expressly stip
ulated in the contract; and the
secretary Of the treasury is au-
thorized and directed to pur-
chase, from time to time, silver
bullion at the market price
thereof, not less than 100000
worth per month, nor more than
S4,000,000 per mouth, and cause
the same to be coined monthly,
as fast as so purchased, into
such dollars and sums, sufficient
to carry out the foreign provis-
ions Of this act, which is hereby
appropriated out Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, Nothing in this
act shall be constructed to au-
thorize the payment in silver Of
certificates Of deposit issued un-
der the provision Of section 254
Of the Revised Statutes.
That Immediately after the
passage Of this act, the presi
dent shall invite the govern
ments composing the Latin
Union, so-called, and Of such
other European nations as he
may deem advisable, to join the
United States in conference to
adopt a common ratio between
gold and silver, for the purpose
of establishing internationally
the use Of bi-metalic money and
securing fXity of the relative
valpe between those metals
such conference to be held at
such place in Europe or in the
United States, at such time
within six months as may be
mutually agreed upon by the
executives Of the governments
Joining in the same. Whenever
the governments so invited, or
any three of them, shall have
signifed their willingness to
unite in the same, the president
shall, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, ap-
point three commissioners, who
shall attend such conference
on behalf of the United States,
and shall report the doings
thereof to the president, who
shall transmit the same TO Con
gress.
That any holder Of coin au-
tholiZed by this actmay deposit
the same with the treasurer or
any assistant treasurer Of the
United States, in sums not less
than ten dollars, and receive
therefor certificates Of not less
than ten dollars each, CORES
ponding with denominations'of
United States notes. The coin
deposited for or representing
certificates shall be retained III
the treasury for payment Of
same on demand. Said certifi-
cates shall be receivable for
rnstoms, taxes and all public
dues, and when s1received may
be reissued.