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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

UoTrL hRRIyALs--The DeleQat on from the I'm
cpn.u COMMON Council who arrived In this city on Saiu-
d,y last remaining until Sunday evepng returned RON hs
t 70 Boston TO the ST. Nicholas Hotel last evening They
leave Tor home by tho O'Clock train few'Y ORR and
Ehe Railroad to-day. ,,,,, n d, r NJ
J. II " onderly and wife Of WiIlsm'por,, Pa, j. Mer
,vmsn Of tho u s. Navy. A. J. Hopper OF Memphis, WIN
II TAYLOR Of 81 Louis Col. J. NJ Hunt Of Virginia j. '"
uamery Of Philadelphia aud ID. Robin OF Boston are al
Van ssntyoord o. Albany. Y. W Brooks Of Menphi'
lain C. Psram and A. r. stson Of the u B. Navy ere I"
sno Lose M.cs, and lady and Senior Domingo Jorteg. OF
Hawai-, w HAWKINS Of Birmingham. A. II. Li'tsh.ia o.
Pswtociet and George T. Atwood Of Taunton arc 'H' N'
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Gen. Lee and Staff Across the Potomac

BALTIMORE Thursday. June rs. 1893.
II Is reported through various channels tina. Gen.
Lee and his staff crossed the Potomac yesterday.
There are various rumors in connection with Rebel
nsvsmsus, but not sufficiently definite TO be worth
repeating. In regard to our own movements, 1t Is
sufficient TO cay our authorities are not idle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

De MaTs's CafeThs subscribers take pleasure In in
forming their friends and the public generally that they have
ENLARdED their present by the addition oil
elegant and commodious Dining Room and they hope
By strict attention 10 businss TO merit continuance OF Tor
msr gsaeseys patronage. HARRY DE MARS O..
No. - RVsys1t., 0sgzsS Of Wpalsate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Buslness Notlres.
LYONS

MAGNETIC Issxcr PowDsn.
1as o,sinal and osn vsrmin EIteniusto The eItraor
binary effect. OF tbi. scls FOR killing Roachss Ants Bugs
Fls.s &C. ana for preserving Fur Cloths Furniture &C.
from Moths tested Tor 70 yss and warranted rss
bic. II 10 free froM Poison.
Beware Of limitations and commercials Each ha.k has tho
ssnslurs Of Y. Lyon.
Lyon. Rat Pills. certain death to Rab and Mice Bold by
all Dru,r.ts and Furniture dealers
DgxAs g. BARrEs l. CO.. Agents,
No 202 Broadway Nsw-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

A PicEFocTIT CAUoHT IN THI Acr.--festerday
,r.rnoon detective Farley arrested Emanuel Lee While In
III. act pcriBs tire yoct o. Mr. John Bsser Of No
Re..msn y his ld watch Wills he standing In
foBt Of oas of III. lsryspef Gree. reading the bulletin
,tei -ho pgofes, T. BE SPaIird tason to Peee
uesdq a.ft.rs and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
.rI AND SEXUAL sr,rx-New and rsliAo: .rsstmspt..n
nj tbs HOWARD AAsoOIArIossent In sealed issssf
rsouss frce Of charge. Address Dr. J. SkLLIN nes0A
tor ReUNd Ass>sisusp, PhQsdsphiA 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Ynssvtsiumeuss Friday, June 10.

sIBIO'B CAkDEs-Ths Dut.'. Motto.
LAURA KkEhk'a THEATER-Wlvss % PUia
BAbsuAs nuskun &c. tom Thumb and vim. Con-
49,. hflEa,. w sasa 4 80 y
iRyiSO HALfs-Ths Stsfsop,iosE.
HOPE tHAFEl-Dufooq's Holy Lend,
GUUPILs OALLkRl-DHisy's Drawing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

Spring and Summer.
/ have jus, oompstsA my extensive stock Of
lSPRlN1 aud SUMMER CLOTHING. not
passed In the assortu ent taste sty To- price,
Ia this city. The Custoui'Room. Childrens. snd
Furnishing Department NOT sluaod- Entire salts
faction given. OF money returned Please cal and
Examine for yourselves
T. Is. BALDWIN. Nos. 70 aud u Bowery.
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
SPECIAL Notlres.

DIR. Il. Sesuitz
CURES
DISEASES or THE THROAT AND LUNGS
BY THE LOCAL APPLICATION OF INNoXIoUs
AGENTS,
THROUGH HIS NEWLY INVENTED INSTRUMENT.
Eminent success In humorous invesrs;s sttssed
CONSULTING ROOMS ...
No. e35 Broadway. cor. lahs,
Nineteenth Ward Republican Association
frguls A.soci.icn wall be ho,d at Dinsie'
dens Sd av, between 39h aud 6oh-sts, THIS tFnday)
EVENING, st y o'clock. 800 . .
W. II. DE CAMP, President.
AtAs COOPER Secretaries.
Literary and Musical Entertainment.
LITTLE MlSsEs CHAPMAN,
Assisted by
THE MISSES MYERS AND OTHERS,
will Give sntertsinmsnt consisting Of Songs Necssiens,
&C., ct tho .. ,..,.
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM,
Ga SATURDAY EVENING jane n. 1868.
Doors open at 7. Performances will commence at Is
O'Clock 90 "
Ms..r. Fowler Wos No 3OS Broadway also OF the door
on Saturday Evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Military Movements In the City.
DEPARTURE OF THE PITTIY-FiFTH.


This regiment formed line on Washington Parade
marched down Broadway to the foot o. Murray
and took Delaware and R.ri..n Ralrosd route Tor
Baltimore
Tho regiment numbered nearly 500 rank and Gle Tn.
commissioned oeer only have retained the old Gsrds La.
ia, cite Uniform large number Of ,bo'. In tie
returned voanteer The following the principal officers:
Eug-u. L. 90. Cooo.l Lou. ThOu.io,, Li.u,.nsu,-CoL
one vacant, MfJcr Wsos~oTts AdJutsnt. r. PTovo.t
Qusr snnastsr d. P6sd. Sur.eon Csyslns Gsuisi, Gil
random, Kon,r. stesosr, Mayer. Tuib'n, kidingG.
BKooxLIs-AILIIARI sovrnrsTs.
THK yoKrYsyvEsTH RHoIHssT.
The <5th Regiment O. 4. fully equipped and under
order. leave thi. morning q, 10 O'clock They
tered lest evening 81 their srmory ths od-on Finh stree,
Eastern District and numbered go The humber could
have beer largely increased h.d bsbesn uniforms provided
bu, when the order for th .s.n,to .sv. counter
handed many Of the members ssvs their uniforms to the
igs REGIMENT A sp.ei. m.eos OF ~. Common COuncil
called "Wednesday mouis 10 tsk. uss'ufs for the
equipment OF lb. 9Th. b., quorum Of Aldermen dI not At
tend and the regiment bad 10 rely tho ate ,uihous'
and privais efforts Tho regiment 10 under orders repent al
Baltimore to Den. sehsneh
Th. foIlo~ins IL pl.t. lie. OF officers Of ,bs s7ihi
c:,:e'l J.soe M....'G, i fsl G' ssa:;. NJ,
D. Porter, CsAieru,',s Ffeseres seh's' surgeon d.
Company A-C.p, John c. Harding Fir'. Lieu, J. C
u loon seoooa Lieut. Tboms. Bfo~n.
Company B-Csp. &. c. befnss, fifs. Lieut. J. A Tap
peu Second Lisutsualt vsosnt 49,
Compsny C-tspt A. H. Ros.rs First Lieut. Geo ii
lie bbridse, seos nd Lieut. %. {. ki.sag.
Company D-Csp Thomas = Cooper, Pin; LisuL lease
Cresry. Second Lisutsnspt. vacant
Company E-Cspt ". Ns1ds~stsr. Flfst Lieut. {. W.
Hay, second Lieut. Wan. Cornell.
Coup.py f-C,pt Henry Irwin. F!r Lisgi.bsnt, vseaat
Second Lieut. Geo Fouoisie
Company I-Cspt G.o. T. Doa,h;y. Fin, Llssi David
Austin second Lieut. Geo. Osrdiusf.
Company l. 25d R'susn,. Capt Com'ioei. commanding
ls ys.erisy morning 100 sfOns to Join their regiment ~
Hamburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

The NEGRO LrScHIso AT NEwBURGH.-1he
Tetgrdph reports that number OF negro families
have left town siuce the proceedings III the OF
Mulliner on Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
BROOKLYN ITRMS.
SrsrrEcr ON MARY ANN McLAuoHLu.-Msry

SKNTrEcr on MARY ANN McLiUoHLM.--Mary
Ann Mclaughlin who convicted Of IN III.
second degree Tor killing her moher brought for
teroe yesterday Ing In the question
hd snytns to why sentence should be passed
osr tn: prisoner said che Innocent Of the crime charged
against her, and accused her father who Of til. wit
nss'e 10 the case OF perjury In answer to the customary
the p.onef 'd she 10 year, old born 10
brooklyn and oookoidsr by occupation Judge Lott then
the ponsr to confinement In tho State prison
four years.
-
TIE RArzKY CAsr.-Judge Brown took his seat
the bench ster the above disposed Of to hear
the of ooups. In the RstIky the motion
suspend judgmss gnsis Rstzky convicted at the last
Of the Court Of Oyer and T-rminer OF murder In thu fret
degree. for killing sissmund Feuer His counsel Judge
ton for trial Th. prisoner app Eed Ia court
to have fully recovered from hts iDess The argued
Morn. for d. psops The port. I...a in favor q
motion arc a. follows; That the Indictment frsmsd
and the indictment being defective owing TO cnsuge In the
law between the periods named conviction undsr toe cir
ooustitasd has jurisdiction to pss sentence. not being
the Oyer and TeInner o. which the prisoner tined
ror without assigning any The Court viii probably
render decision on tho molten to-day II adverse tho p'
onsr will 10 sentenced
DARING RoBBIRY.-On Wednesday evening two
ctaby dressed went into the jewery store Of
Mss Spies Cbsmpney No. l3J Fulton street spe asked
hoy left the without buying anything After had
FINALE SHoPLITTKRs.-Yesterday 6rniug OFF,
living Of the Twentieth Precinct whom
he knew TO be shop.r In North William stie., ana TO
solved TO watch thor dinss They oIosd the Futsn
Ferry Brooklyn the officer following them. tie
90 Noa g. lJ3 22J l9i 3T Fulton street
spending short time In Of these establishments They
then turned toward the ferry and cos'ed to IN:
ocsr. reaching Ne~Yors, arrested the women ssd took
them to the Sstiopouse where tnev were searched DO
meath their sk - had b.g made OF uublssclsd Calico
arranged uot to display unusu buhpess yet con-
trvrd be readily accessible In hesc pockets were
found picos Of linen e,oth and quantity vi sbcs 40 ~efs
which they had doubt stolen from tho they had
yed The prisoners gave their Eliza Iuttss and
Kate Hderbubd but they better hnown MARY Weber
and Esnsy smith. They held 10 await sxsaHaiion.
ARREST OF A PIcKPocKKT.-Yesterday morning
AIMED Adam Stof. German tailor arrested
Grand while the relieving
OF MI James Riley stsAn 81 the Novelty Woks VI its
contents
FIRE.-An incendiary fire wss discovered on
"Wednesday night last s In time 10 prevent an extensive
eoLh.srsnon In the Fsii1ng Material MsIusesory a. tie
junction VI Kent avenue aud BfoAswsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Malta C,o.e nj tho Post.Omcs.

FOR Greet btii.in sud The Continent. By steamer
CIV n Ss~Yori saturday, Jans .I........ ioi IN.
For nsmbsfr sHd the OsTUau 5tsies. BY steamer
T.sioa. s.isra,, Jun. gI.................. IOi IN.
CAV. yaS. p u.
For "a ifornl. kc. daily i5sndays .Ic-pteil,
oysflasd via 81 Jos.pL. Mo........3 o and u p m
Albany Buffalo .nd Csnsdss. rs H. and = p N
Mr. ma VA, Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q NJ
W.stsrn Mall via Efi- Ksiro,t......s q N and y p IN
southern and 5oah- Western Malls m u Aad Ioi NJ
l.,xru n, IN aud Il p. H.
h.w Bedford New port aud Fall Riv-r....,...... m
be- LoIl I.i.nd MIi closes ct Il m, and % v. n
buud.I Mails - On sandU ~ malls close OF u .. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

BosTOS. Thursday, Juos Is, 1888.
The steamers Guide and Convoy arrived tonight
from Newbern, having on board the Fifth Mas
sashusetts Regiment, whose term has expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

Al q Regular Meeting Of Union Division Ne,
2, Sons Of Temperance. Of Har the following rsss.
lsous unanimously adopted ana ordered pobished:
Received THIS learn With sincere Of the desth
of Bro stephen Oakley, Captain Of Company X, I6td N
Y s. ". and Past Worthy Patriarch Of this Division VIE
In the discharge Of his duty the battle OF Pon Hudson.
May q. 1862 Also,
Fssolred That his loss this Division brsthss
and cit whose sterling qualities of MUD unfinchug In.
tssry heart and stssdne of purpose ia the q
psance makes bis msmey sacred and the example LS
set worthy Of emulation Also,
ROlsd That the Charter and R-ssis Of this Dvihon b.
dapsd mourning for three months. token Of
aud copy Of these resolutions presented the rs
stivss Of our deceased brother.
BY the Division. VIM T. PABoR, Worthy Patriarch
A d. MARTIN Recordiug Scribe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
To the Associated Press

10 the Associated Press
PHnApRLPHrA, Thursday, June Is 1909
The Bulletin has the following dispatch:
CINCINNATI. Thursday, June IS 1859
A gentleman direct from the army besieging
vscksburg furnishes with most cheering aoviees.
Our army is sufficient 10 take the place. Gen.
Grants position as against Gen. Johnston is Us
strong as that Of Gen. Pemberton against Gen.
Grant. The indications multiply that the Rebel
army in vicksburg must shortly surrender. The ire
upon the city u very heavy aud destructive. The
Rebel reply to our fire is not heavy, and is inef-
isctual. Gen. Johnston is believed to be mainly
employed in making preparations to defend the in
terror Of Mississippi after the fall Of Vicksburg.
The Rebel spirit Of resistance in the SOuthWes: is
burning itself out in harrassing but inconclusive
warfare along the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
IT OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
Ma WIHsLow's 6oorHIua SYRUP,

Tor CHILDRlH TBRrHIsa,
sesns hs rsducss Inflammation, slsys an psini
70 regulate the bowels perfectly safe In al mieas
Of nssAsu testify.
Twsssy-dvs cents bottle
Once No. % Dsyse. Nsw.Yert and No. sos High HoIbsru
London Ebssud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

"Buy and I'il do you GoOd.n
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED.
GREAT SPRING SUMNER MEDICINE,
DR.. LANGLEYS
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs.
Ssrssparlls, Wild Cherry. Yellow Dock, Prctiy A
Thorsushwors, RhubGb. Mandrake, D~ndsliOn. 60,
oil of which compounded - 70
oct Ia concert, and ss,is. Naisys In
ERADICATING DISEASE.
LANGLEYs BITTERs CURE DYSPEPSIA
LANGLEYs BITTERS CURE LIVER CONPLAIN1
LANGLEYs BIrTERS CURE JAUNDICE
LANGLEYs BITrERs CURE COsTIvENES5.
LANGLEYs BITTERs CURE PILES
LANGLEYS BITTERs CURE HEADACHE.
LANGLEY's BITTERs CURE WEAKNE8a
LANoLEYs BITTERs CURE INDIGESTION.
LANGLEY'S BITTERS CURE DIZZINESS
LANGLEys BIrTERS CURE Loss Of APPETITE
LANGLEYS BITTERs CURE HEARTBURN.
LANGLEYS BrrrERs CURE FLATULENCY.
LANGLEYS BITrERS CURE HUMORS
And all other diseases arising nom impure Of IL
Blood
Tho low price s which this me iicns "a offered plsose
sound health and head within the reach all 7ryh
Prices 81 and 20 cts per BOttl.. Orders sddressedto
GEO c. GOODWIN l. Co. % Hsnovers-. Boston.
AmbrosIa Is a Stimulating ony Eaincs Of RootS
BARS sn1 nerOs " VIII cure Ill une7ses OF tpe cov
and itching Of the head entirely esdcses dan druf pre-
tho hai, from failing turning ma'ursly Erays
1t to thick and long Beware OF limitations Nose
genuine bus Dr. StsrarRA
CERTIFICATE.
This certify thst about 10 months commenced
using SrERLING'S aMBKOSlA. Ny hair short. thin,
and npidy falling ca had tried Hair Tonics Iavs.
&C. without receiving sny beneh Soon after using
the Ambroa my hair ceased falling out aud commenced
growing rapidly TO ss;onish Now hair IL thick,
gossy and Is ave and four inches In length
when down reaching ~ the floor This wonderful resat
attribute solely TO the use Of STERLINGS AMBROSlA, -
since have Commenced using have applied nothing sse
to ny hair. MRS LUCY A. BROWN.
No 1879 Bs~cksrsl
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
DEwARB OF IMfTA-iOho.
NONE GENUINE BUT DR.. II. II. sTEKLISYa
NONE GENUINE BUT DIR. n. Il. s1ERLlNY6.
NONE GENUINE BUT DR. IL H. STERLIN06
Put up In = boz containing tive bottles. Price si
Sold BY ell Druggists
Dr. h. IL STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot, No 49J Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
LATEST REPORTS STILL ENCOURAGING
General Grant the Master OF p0'n
Johnston and Pemberton.
Johnston Preparing to Defend the
Interior of mississippi.
HOT SHOT THROWN INTO TEE CITY.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursdsy juno Is, 1863.
From . private letter received here yesterday,
dated Vicksburg, Juno Ia, we learn that Gen.
Grant was all right" and bad plenty OF men, q
large force Of men we're on transports ready 10 be
landed at any point needed, and the army WAS in
excellent spirits. The letter states that Grant has
commenced to throw bot shot into the devoted city.
The writer speaks in high terms Of the gsantry Of
the colored troops, and says that the city must
surrender or be DESTROYED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Personal.
and numerous oIher

Barcelona, April u, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

DARING RoBBIRY.-Op Wednesday evening two
reap. ctaby dressed went into the jewey store Of
Me's Spies CbampDey No. l3J Fulton street, sns a'hsd
look prssndiaz that they wanted to
purchase After spending some time looking at the goods
tbey left the store without buying anything After they had
gone sdys gold chain and pin. worth S4O missed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

ARREST OF A PIcKPocRHT.-Yesterday morning
AIMED Adam Stof. German tailor, arrested
Grand srsst hie the VI relieving the poct
OF MI James Riley sts1n 81 the Novelty WoIks VI its
contents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

COVERINGS FOR THE fEET.-CANTRELLS 8,
No. sl3 Broadway betwssn lh and R.hs' Ladies are IN
vitsd to examine at CstrePs large assortment, Of ell the
different kods Of Doors and SHoK manufactured express
for cussmer aud vt prices cheap any other estso
lishment 10 tho city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

Put up In . boz containing TIVE bOttIeS Pflcs II.
Sold BY ell Druggsts
DR.. Ii. IL STERLING. Sole Propristor.
Depot, No 49, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

FIRE.-An incendiary fire wss discovered on
Wednesday night last In time TO prevent extensive
h.srsnon, In the FeItzng Material MsLufseoIy a. tie
junction vi Kent avenue mud BfoAswBy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

CITY LADIES and Ladies from the Country.
yoa wish Wedding Slips and Gsi.ss Bamorss and Con-
gress CATERS with Bsy and Misses Boots and Shoes pet
renizs hIILER 4 Co. No. 1877 Cansist
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-17

ARREsrED.-Captain Stretch. Of the 5th
Cavalry, under an order Of Gen. Darlington.
reported himself a few days since. with .
Sergeant and ten men, to the U. s. Marshal,
to assist in arresting certain men in Black
ford and Grant counties. in this State.
against whom writs had been issued from
the U. S. Court. The civil authorities ap-
pretending resistance and difficulty. the or
der required the utmost discretion. aud the
ASSURANCE to the persons arrested that the
act was ordered by the civil, and not she
military authorities. In pursuance Of this
order. and that Of the Marshal. Captain ..
arrested Franklin Taurhinbaugh. Andrew
B. Williams. Leander Tarr. John McPher.
son. and Henry Snyder, of Slackford ooun
ty, Indiana, for conspiracy against the Gov.
eminent. Bal! was entered for their ap-
pearsnce at Court. He also arrested Mar
tin O. Ba MON. James Francis. George Viii.
liams. and DR.. Mock, Of Grant county. for
enticing soldiers to desert. Bail Was enter.
ed for their appearance at Court. He also
picked up the following named deserters !:
Henry Rowe. of the 49,h Illinois Regiment;
Lewis Payne. Of the s9th Indiana Regiment:
and the notorious Jonathan Benne6eld. from
the 45th Regiment Indiana Volunteers, who
was elected at the Sring Election as Consta-
BILE. and lodged them in the guard house 1t
the Soldiers Home for safe keeping.-Lsd.
Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-17
The Official Report.

We have received copy Of the official
report of the investigation of the charges
preferred against the Commissioner Of Pat
ents, and make few extracts from the evil
dence to show our readers what kind OF
testimony was offered, and how much de-
pendence'can be placed upon it. We quote
from the evidence Of Mr.. Belts. who signed
the pamphlet on which the investigation
was predicated:
"Question: If. as you assert Mr.. Hollo-
way and his connexions in the Patent Or
fee and Interior Department receive for
salaries annually about 81 700, presume
you have some data for such assertion
Will you be pleased to designate the recip-
tents of this large sum. separating the Pa
tent Office proper from the Interior Depart.
meut ,"
ANSWER: The Commissioner, 81. 500 !;
one son, 900; another son, S840 Nc
Calmont, $1,000 Sangston, $1,000; one
Burbank, LOCO. one 81. 500 and the third
Burbank supposed 81. 2OO-making an ag-
gregate Of SI3.74o. and possibly an inves-
tigstion would develope Others"
Now. to show the utter fallacy of the
above. McCalmont is not relative of Mr..
Holloway, but is an appointee from Penn
sylvania-Mr. Sapgston is distant relative
Ia third cousin) of Mrs. Holloway, and
neither Of these gentlemen receive $1,000
as sworn to by Belts. but receive 10 cents
per one hundred words. (see official register
1869. page ST. There is no person in the
the employ Of the Patent Office by the.
name of Burbank, and neper has Teen. J.
Ed. Burbank. fosmerly of this city, was, for
some time In the employ of the Indian Of
flee under an appointment Of Sec'y Smith.
but is not q relative Of the Commissioner of
Patents. as everybody knows Yet this
man SUGARS that there are three Burbanks
in the employ Of the Patent Office, and that
they are relatives OF the Commissioner!
Such man is fitting tool of George
Julian. who appears to have
been spending his time in the abuse of men
who were ever his superiors in every re-
spect. and who never plead the statute Of
limitations on an account of two dollars and
fifty cents, as did the distinguished member
of Congress from this district. only a few
wears since at the county seat