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Fer education, during the pleasure of Con-
gneks, per third article treaty Of October SIX
ond article treaty September tWeut,eth. eieS.
teen hundred and twenty -eight, and fourth
article treaty October twenty seventh, eighteen
n1nored and thirty two, five thousand dollars.
money in lien of tobacco, iron, and steel per
second article treaty twentieth September
eEnr en- hundred and tweaty eight and tenth
June, eighteen hundred and forty.six, two
cents. '1
smiths and assistants, and for iron and steel for
shops, per third article treaty sixteenth Oclo-
Der, eighteen hundred and twenty six, second
article treaty twentieth September, eighteen
nundreo and twenty.eight, and s.cond article
treaty twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred
ana twenty-nine, two thousand and forty two
dollars ard ninety -four cents.
foT permanent provision for fifty barrels of
salt, per second article OF treaty twenty.ninth
july, eighteen hundred aud twenty .nixe three
hundred and seventeen dollars aud n,ne cent,
FOR interest ON four hundred and sixty.six
thousand and twenty-seven dollars and forty
eSnt cents, at nve per eeutum, in conformity
win seventh article treaty of June nth and
seventeenth. eighteen hundred and forty.s
twenty three thousand three hundred and one
dollars and thirty y-seven cents.
TO enable the President to carry out the pro-
Visions OF the third article of the treaty Of No
vember fifteen, eighteen hundred and sixty.
one, with the Pottawatomie Indians, as mod
ified by the treaty of Marcn twenty.nine,
eighteen hundred and sixty.six, by paying TO
certain members of said tribe who have elected
TO become citizens In accordance wi tn said
treaties, the proportion of the cash value OF
the Pott0watatomie annui,ies to which they
may be entitled, the sum OF two hundred and
thirty three thousand one hundred and sixty.
three dollars and eighty cents, IN currency, and
the sum OF one hundred and twenty.three
thousand six hundred and ninety mine collars
aud seventy-three cents, in gold, to he paid
ont OF the funds belonging TO said tribe Of In.
dams. or SO much of Sid sum as -may be ne.
cessary to pay the members Of said tribe who
have actually Withdrawn from their tribal re.
lattons, and under said treaties have become
citizens Of the United States, be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated: Prori,ied That no
part OF said money due or belonging to minor
CHILDREN shall be paid to them, or to any person
for them, until such children shall have at
tanned the age Of twenty.one yeare- And pro.
rided further, That before the President shall
cause any money to oe paid out Of this appro.
priation, or any patents to be issEed, he shall
cause evidence to be taken and shall be salts.
fled tnat the recipients are entitled to the same
under the Aforesaid treaties, and he NAV re-.
quire the Secretary of the Interior to cause to
be Sold such proportion Of the bonds held bv
him in trust for said Indians as may be neces-
sary 10 comply with said provisions.
To be COutiDUedl
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~A London theatre has provided a child
ren's room, where babies can be ticketed aud
left with rurses until the close OF the entertain
ment
~The emigrant arrivals at the port OF New
York IN May and mp TO June 10, numbered
eO,s24, against 55S,52 IN the same time in lsss.
ga man named Brown shot his wife at
Berlin, Ohio. last week. They became ac-
quainted with each other through a matrl-
monial I'D vertisement.
~A Hartford paper thinks that one quart
OF whisky day is rs much as any good civil
lized Indian needs.
~Nearly all the Poles believe that next year
Will witness the restoration OF their nation an
all its freedom and glory.
oIAt the recent Convention Of the Episeo-
pal diocese OF Pittsburgh, a new parish of
strong ritualistic tendencies was refused ad-
mission by an overwhelming vote.
~At the trial Of a divorce case in Chicago. D.
recently, the wife testified that their dau ghters
name was kitty Mercy Jane Laura Deldore
Ellen DE Lo Brown"
~Hiram Miller will be hanged At the Win
sor Con nty lNtl Jail tomorrow for the mur-
der OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gowen, OF Ascutneyyille
W., two years ago.
~The Rev. George Il. Dosne has collected
in Brooklyn 12,CC0 additional for the American
College At Rome, making q total OF SI-e,O0C.
he proposes TO Increase II Is amount 20 e200,0o0
- Mrs. Livermore, IN her speech at Indian
apolis, last week, said that when she became n
mother, sehe turned her face 70 the wall ana
wept because it was a GIRL
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Closing Of the Festivities in PHILADELPHIA
AGrand Ball-Brilliaut Scenes

Tuesday evening grand ball at the Academy
OF Music concluded The days Festivities Of the
knights Templar in Philadelphia. The ball
was the graDdest affair OF the kind ever wit
messed in that city. 1t is estimated that about
s,COO persons participated in the festivities, and
notwith hstanding the immense crowd, the ar
rangements Were SO perfect that there was not
tie slightest confusion. The interior of the
Academy was splendidly decorated, the most
noticeable feature being tive immense pyramids
OF flowers, and a floral arch stretching from
the stage boxes on either side. Before the ball
opened, st. Johns Commandery formed on the
Stage with the Grand Commandery. A wei.
come was extended to the visiting Knights
end the GRAFTON delivered by Hon. Richard
Nanx. While these proceedings were in pro-
gress, the house presented a most brilliant ap.
psarance. Every seat in the three tiers was
occupied with ladies in full ball costume, while
the striking uniforms Of the knights made up
scene never before witnessed in the Academy
At the close of the oration the promenade con-.
menced, every lady being presented with a
bouquestas she reached the dancing floor.
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DPy Goods

The price Of cotton has advanced, and the
large dealers in shirtings and sheetings, FORE
the consequence has been an advance OF half
TO q cent yard IN most OF the standard
makes The movement has been very well
distributed, and q considerable degree of
activity has prevailed in the MARKET for
the whole week, causing, as q natural con-
sequence, q general tendency to higher rates
In every description OF domestic goods
In unbieached shirtings and sheetlngs the de.
mard has been rather more &C i've than IN an v
other descriptions Of goods. and purchasers
appear to have Q very confident feeling that
prices are going higher. The heavy jobbers
are mostly '.bulls" in unbleached cottons, to
adopt the phraseology of the Stock EXCHANGE.
and evince decided willingness to be long in
sheetings, Standard makes are full half q cent
higher than LAST weeks quotations. Nothing
snort OF very ugnt money market 10 likely 70
The advance in bleached shirtiurs and sheet.
lngs mas not been quite so marked as in un.
oleached faoricsi but IL has been about half q
cent yard in medium and low grades, while
some OF the best makes have undergone but Lit.
tie change from our last weeks quotations
The purchases, however, have been large: and
the stock In hrst hands has been so sensibly re-
duoed that further advance seems highly
probable.
There has been considerable animation in the
demand for prinhng-cloths in the gray, and
the tran sactions have been large at advancing
prices. The stock in first hands is limited and
we hear OF sales being made al nine cents for
sixty.four square standard quality.
Prints are rather unsettled at this transition
period, when the dark patterns are not in full
supply and the light styles are beginning to
disappear. But the tendency to improved
prices is very marked, and when the new fall
styles are put upon the market an advance may
pretty surely be counted on. At present
the prices are about half o cent higher
Than they were last week. Very little is
doing in foreign goods, the transactlons
being mostly limited to sales Of thin goods and
silks adapted to the summer trsde OF the city.
Prices rule low. The sales at auction are on
very moderate scale, and the importations
have largely fallen of " T. Iadependent.
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Foreign News by Gable.

The London press generally censure Bright's
letter TO a meeting in Birmingham, i'm which
he says; III the House Of Lords delay the pas.
sage of the Irish Church bill, they will stimu
late the discussion of subjects which might
slumber for years. The value Of the constitu-
tion which gives q majority in one House in
favor of and and in the other House against
the given policy, may be questioned. Why Is
II that when the Crown and Commons are ia
direct opposition, As long as the House OF
Lords act in harmony with the country, they
may go on for q long lime: but when they
thwart It's course tney may meet with unpleas-
ant accidents He hopes the counsel OF a few
good and vile men in the House may prevail.
Inc London Times, commenting on the pro-
ceedings IN the House Of Lords, says the debats
exhibited moderation and patriotism. The
vote OF the Peers will he given on a judicial
consideration OF argument, based on the pro-
visions OF the bill and the Judgment OF the ma.
ton. Murphy, the anti-Irish agitator, has
been discharged, on the ground OF informality
in his arrest. Four men attacked the house OF
magistrate named Gray, at Black Rock, Ire.
land, Tuesday. The inmates resisted and fired
upon the assaulting party, one OF whom was
mortally wounded: the others fled.
The Emperor OF France has written q letter
TO NJ. Mackaw, member OF the new Corps
Legislatif, acknowledging the receipt OF a COM
municauon addressed TO MIN by that gentle
man in the name OF his constituents. The En-
peror says the government is equally able to
the concession Of principles and personal sac.
rlnces are always insufficient in the presence
OF popular movement. A government which
would preserve its self-respect ought not to
yield to external pressure.
The King Of Prussia was entertained in
Bremen yesterday at . bang net by the city and
made speech. He said If Providence had
wIlled the accomplishment Of great and un.
expected work through him. it was not by
himself alone, but by his companions and has
allies also that the work was executed. All
that was sought by the present generation had
not been accomplished, but their successors
would gather the fruit and witness the COM
pletion of the edifice the foundation of which
has been laId.
France and Belgium for the settlement Of the
commercial differences are progressing favor
ably and will probably be terminated the pres.
ent month.
The frontier difficulties between Turkey aud
Persia are settled. The Turkish ambassador
has resumed his functions.
The Spanish Cores has passed a decree
establishing regency under Marshal Serrano
193 to IS.
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INTERESTING FROM CUBA.
Uoud;u, cg 6aa E;t;a..

HAVANA, June It, via KEY WEST, June H.
It's reported that an expedition Of about six
hundred hlibusters from the United States has
landed recently 81 Punta Arenas The filibus-
tiers effected landing without being moles,sd,
and Immediately marched 10 the interior.
where they have already joined forces with
the insurgents under Jordan. The Spaniards
are becoming frightened Arbitrary arrests of
suspected parties continue, and the system OF
espionage is Increasing
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@victoria's book nettec her go ,s,o and she
has given it all away.
AN innovation In Paris is dancing parties
at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
W weeks Of Albany, who was in
Iuiea oy tne Annapolis junction Railroad dis
aster is recovering.
The personal charms of girl Of the per-
iod are estimated to cost from SIS 70 $50 accor.
ding to the artists employed.
majority Of the bishops Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church have declared for lay
representation,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

After Two O'Clock yesterday afternoon there
was q decided relaxation IN the monetary
stringency IN New York. and rates on call
loans declined TO seven per cent gold: q feu
loans were also made N the meeting of brokers
in front of the Stock Exchange az seven per
cent currency. The gold market was frmer
and the premium advanced 10 lS9 1as3s. with
sales At the latter figure. The eovernment
bond market was lower oui steady n ths de-
cline
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FROM FRANCE rO.Day

Paris TTanquii-Editsrs Imprisoned-Col-
li>ien Between Miners and rrssps-Liyes
Lost.
PARIS, June 1.-THE city is entirely tram
gull and there are no fears of further disorder
The manager of lie Rdppel, q newspaper
started in the interest OF the nti. DYNASTY par-
~, mas been sentenced TO four months impris-
cnment for incltlng contempt OF the Govern
ment. The editor OF the paper has been sen.
tenced 70 six months Imprisonment and fined
3,UVOf. Each printer in the establishment mas
been sentenced to one months imprisonment,
and fined 1,00Of.
A collision occurred yesterday al ST. Etienne
between the coal miners and national troops:
several lives were lost. The miners made an
attempt 10 rescue some prisoners held by the
military. Firearms were used ON both sides
The rioters were dispersed after several had
been killed and many injured. Five soldiers
Were badly injured. At last accounts order
had been restored.
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THE IRISH REPUPLuCANS.

Amother ADDRESS from John NJ. Moriarty.
PHILADBLPHIA, June l7.-John M Moriarty,
PRESIDENT OF the IRISH Republican Association
of Pennsylvania, has issued another address.
he assures its readers that the country cannot
recede from the position taken bv Mr.. Sumner
The Republican party must stand or fall by hrs
patriotic utterances. Independent Irish voters
must see TO IL that II is their duty TO assist IN
supporting the honor, the liberty, and the IN
dustries Of America, and that they will forever
repudate any party OF pro- glish tendencies
The Irish Convention at Chicago will declare
in favor OF protection, universal suffrage, and
war with England.
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THB MCCooLB-ALLEN PRIZE EFIGEr-Decison
Of the RefeTee-Another Challenge, dc.-At md.
night Tuesday night. Valentine Mckinney, the
referee IN the prize night between McCooie and
Allen, decided in favor Of McCcole, on inc
alleged ground that Allen committed q afoul,
on McCoole on the last round by goueing has
eyes. Mckinney has lei St. Louis IL is con.
ceded by all who saw tue brutal affair that
there was NO "foul," and that Allen woaId
nave won II II had been fairly contested.
Allen is in perfect trim and uniniured, while
McCo Is laid mp, blind in both eyes
Yesterday Charley Gallaeher chaIlenoaa
Allen to fight for $1,000. In the chaIleS ee
Gallagher recognizes Allen as the winner in
the hight with McCoole. notwithstanding the
decision OF the referee. All accounts n hIi.bed
scout the idea OF Aliens committing a afouI"
on Mc(,oOle
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AfternosA's Dispatches.
PRESIDENT GRANT To yySIf vOR.
CESTER TO-nAV

WORCESTER, June I7.-President q rant will
visit this place to-day, and become the cues, of
city government. He will review the rublic
schools and is 70 be escorted through tha s,-ee,.
by the Highland Cadets and the Grand Army
OF the Republic.
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PRRsoNAL.-Samuel G. Courtney. ext. S
Attorney for New York city, and Amos Clarke
of New Jersey, are At willards.
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OVER FOUR HUNDRED CHANGES OF Pest
MASTERS have been made by the Postm as .eI
General in the last two days.
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~Trenton is to have a pedestrian congress.
~The New Orleans Turner's have built a
$1,000 hail.
- As late as tue 5th inst, travellers in
North western Malne were delayed by deep
snow drifts.
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NV YoRK-pIner uoAn,
IBy Banters' and Brokers rtIegrapl. ya.,,

IBy Bankers' and Brokers reIegrapl. yas,s
Gdssdlody, 0psrai0r.l
Lewis johnson 4 Go quote stocks and bond.
In home and foreign markets As follows.
NEW YORK, June 17.-First Board-U. =. es.
lae1. coupon, l2l 4; 30's, lso2. coupons lss . ;
lse4, coupons- ll7; ls0A coupons, IIss; lses.
coupon, new, llss; Saws. ls61. coupon. ne q /;
le;SOe, coupons, ite \: Pacific Mail 9Oa. Ohlo
q Mise. OeruncAteA D \; Mariposa- :. Attain
DC Mail, none; Canton. ~; Oamberiand, %;
western Union Telegraph l0S; QuicksiIver.
l5t; Boston water Power, l6h: New Tork
OentrA, lss =; Hudson. l55s; Reading, as
michigan Central, none; Michigan Southern,
iih y; Illinois Oenrai, IiS; cleveland and
fttxourr. So: Northwest - =; DO preferred
20; Cleveland Toledo. none; Rock Island, ,
IIeai fert wayne. none; Alton Terra Haute.
5ti Toledo 4 Wabash. 70k; Adams EXT.
5s Wells, Fargo q DO. Express, n n; United
States Express. g. =: American Express. ~:
Merchants Union, rs a; Chicaso 4 Alton lSs:
do. prefsrred. none. Market steady Gold, I3s !.
aI5sS.
lBy Cable.l
LONDON, June ~. I y. m.-Oonsols. ~ a
ga Bonds, s0k ASIA, quiet and steady; III-
nois, 95 4; Erie. -.
FRAEKpoRr, p. m.-Bonds. e asst.
LIVERPOOL p. m.-Cotton shade hrmer
Middling Uplands, II sal2, Middling Orleans,
IL ALA.
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SECRETARY RAwLINs returned to the city
last evening from his visit to Conaectcut, and
was at the War Department to-day.
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lBy Cable.l
Balsinsrs Hlarssss, fs.aay.

BALTTAoRR, June I7.-Cotton nrm at 53c
Flour fairly active. with prices unchanged
Wheat nrmer, but without change an prlces
Corn dun, and lower-sales Of white, SI.OI;
closing duh at 9s; yellow. ~. Oats and Rye
unchanged. Provisions unchanged. whisky
hrm and scarce At slO2aS 90.
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HON, JAMES A. BAYAED, of Delaware, is
Just recovering from the smallpox.
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ALEXANDRIA IrENs.-The following ar

ALEXANDRIA ITENs.-The following are
from the Gd-efe OF last evening:
Public kseting.-The public meeting last
night held at Liberty Hall, was one OF the
largest ever held IN this city. Hugh Latham
was elected president and Edgar Suowden, w
d. MaIbury, First Ward George H Robin
son, H. L.. simpson, Second Ward; T.. F. SUIT
tie, James nj. Steuart, Third Ward; John B.
Smcot, Henry s. Martin, Fourth Ward; James
Roach, John X. johnson, Fifth District, Were
elected vice presidents; and Geo. X Shinn and
A. j. Wedderourn, secretaries. The meeting
was addressed by Mr.. Walker. candidate for
Governor, and by Messrs Douglass, McKen.
zie, u. l.. Smoot, Taylor, OF Loudon, ana L.
Snowden, Jr.
The Custom HOuS.-The new Collector of
Customs for This city took possession of his
ONCE yesterday, and entered upon the dis
charge OF has duties. The government o1icials
OF me port are now David Turner, Collector;
+. Z. Corbett, Deputy Collector; Samuel Ba,
ker and X 5. Turner, Inspectors. There is no
surveyor or boatman.
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Mr.. VAN DYKE, the New York Sub-Treas.
urer, will 60 out on the 1st proximo.
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9AMARITAN0 OFT
NOv1Ir1 FOUsPsE UEsEEE., AID 1AOzls,
PARKERsBUBG, WEST WICHITA.

OF aorss Power that vs Win ell at eur vorks
Tor SiJse cash; also. several Iortsbls sssinss
slisAele ios tersscsns nse ninss q hsrss Iover;
y horee Power OF under. fsrDons vtsking 20 par.
% Snsss . ~ g ssoen9 hana nachinsry. snslnss er
LLne1 o.. fssksrsb1rs, Wet vifgiaia.
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Observation-Disclosures Barstow has been
appointed as special agent of the Post Office
Depar ment for the Fourth district, to take ef-
feet July lst. John wilkison has been ap-
pointed fileman IN the Superintendept's office,
vice Richard G. Smi removed.
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Wall Street fs. Day

NEW YORK. June E.-Stocks firm but
unsettled. Money opened at per cent but
lenders are holding on for higher rates this at
5-20's, ls62 coupon. 29Y. I0-so's, coupon. D. !.
North Carolina 6e, 59h; do. new. 55t. Nir-
ginia's, ex-coupon, 81; do. new, 62k.
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SENATOR SUMNER, who left here yesterday
for Boston, does not expect to return until mex,
December
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IFTBRNAL RKvENUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were SS26,0SI.
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THE BALTIMORE GOLD CASE.
Verdict for the PlaimtiffS

BALTIMORE. June lin the suit OF Abel &
Co.. OF the Baltimore SUN, VS.. the Chesapeake
Bank. TO recover 5000 in gold deposited in
1861, the jury rendered a verdict, this morniBg
awarding the plaintiffs $1,000 in gold, with
S.O9.50 interest. also in gold.
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GENERAL HALLKcE is expected to arrive in
ST. Louis this week
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HON. WV. SEWARD, on his arrival at San
Francisco is to be formally received, and will
be the guest OF the CITY
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THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
Arrest Of Members Of the Cuban I'm ,,, in
New XoFk.

NEW YORK, June E.-Several members OF
the Cuban Junta have been arrested by u =
Marshal Barlow. and lodged IN Ludlow stree,
JAIL, ON charge OF violating the neutrality
laws.
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New York Flsur and Grain Mark et To-day !.
NEW YORK, June I7.-Flour Q shade firmer
Wheat about one cent better. Corn duh snd
dropping.
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THE New Hampshire Legislative Committee
has invited General Grant to visit Concord
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EXAMINING BoARD.-Messrs. W. B. Waugh,
chief clerk Of the Indian Bureau: Mr. A. S. II.
White. OF the Indian Department proper, and
Mr.. Walter X. IRWIN, Of the indian Once.
have been designated as a board to examine
candidates designated for appointment in the
Indian Once.
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STATIONERY CONTRACTS AwARDRD.-The
Secretary Of the Navy to-day awarded TO
Messrs Dempsey i O'Toole, of this city, the
contract for furnishing stationery to the navy
yards al Boston, Philadelphia, Washington,
Pensacola, and Norfolk also, the Naval Asy-
lum al Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ex-Governor C5RrIN, United States Minis.
ter to RRssia, sailed from New York in the
Scotia for England, yesterday, en- route to
Russia.
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ulO. n. KIDwBLL. WN.P roSpy
kIDWELL TONRY,
ZEAL ESTATE AND 0INERAL AGENTS
No. 1sa FoURAND-A-HALR sTBEEr,
uy.ln WARRINGTON, d. q.
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DEATH OF MRS. SPINNER.-We regret to
bear that Mrs. Spinner-whose sudden and
severe illness was noticed in THE STAR OF
Tuesday-died at Herkimer, N Y, before Gen
Spinner was able to reach her bedside. Her
death resulted from paralysis
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APPoINTMBNTs.-sPostm General Cress
well made the following appointments to- day
John Wilkeson, laborer, has been assigned to
duty as fireman, vice Richard e. Smith, re-
moved; Thomas p. Orwin, temporary clerk in
The appointment Office; Richard H. Chinn
temporary clerk in the appointment office, vice
VIM. II. Mnnix, removed