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St. Joseph's Academy.

rT,HE EXERCISES OF THIS FIRST CLASS
L INSTITUTE, will bo resumed on the first
Monday in September.
A prompt attendance 5 requested. IN order to
facilitate the progress and arrangement Of the
classes.
For particulars apply to the saperioress Of
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courage as if on parade on their flank
the well mounted cavalry. with busle'
blowing, AMI posted behind them the
two field pieces throwing shot and shell
into the midst Of our little band
At the sight of this pageant some OF
the militia began to waver, but theil
brave officers spoke words Of encourage
ment, and pointed to the sturdy Conti-
neutals who stood like wall to receive
the British charge. On they come with
. cheer, cavalry and infantry at once
conf leat Of success, and looking with
contempt upon our small undisciplincd
force Gen. Morgan remembers the
sour hundred aud City iashes inflicted
upon his bare back BY British cruelty
twenry-slx years ago, wheu he was q
poor wagon driver 10 their service. he
is everywhere present-streDs'hen'
every week pOint-sncOurages all b,
his example aud performs WODdrous
deeds with bis owo hauds.
The trus.y riAsmen do their work
The British Infantry begin to show
terrible gaps, while muny 3 saddle il
emp,ied oil It's bold cavalier. TarlstOi
Disappointed at his failure, heads biz
men himself, and with redOublrd casTg,
they rush upon the hated fesel'.--
Myrsaa uow gives the sOrd, aud at The
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

All styles light harness. chesIer than tb
ehea pest msde from MoHai's OAK sseck, one
warranted, at J. r. Erons.
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Drugs. Pa
Street, Pet
EHE OIL NAkKEra,

OFvICE eF
FETRoLEuN CENTRE DAILY RSrsRp
February 1871.
The market remains quiet and duli. s4,.
4OsS4.45 is freely offered. Int no sales ha We
been made that we csnld bear o.
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Drilling Jars
We would respectfully announce to our cu.,o.
mers and the public generally that we keep con-
stantls on hand
Cast Steel Drilling Jars !!
Which for Strength and Du. ability sauel any Steel
Lined jar heretofore in use.
The Advantages we Claim
Over Lined Jars are that, being ALL sTfrI. tb.v
are stronger th-n Jars Coi:posed partly on Jrou.
that presenting Steel surface to he rock. they ore
protected from wear on the outside and will Iee',
heir shape longer "''s
We also keen On hand
Cast. Iron Working Barrels
Fisher, NOITiS 4 Co.
Tvr ia,laeS1,. ' - -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than EIsevhere.

Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral, Sc :;
Snmetts Coeoaine and Kaliston, Sc; Schenek' 8
Alternative, &c. Hostetter's, Hoofand's and vinegar
kkittsrs, Soc aishleris Herb Bitters, &c; Lyon.
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C; Batchelers Hair
Dye, Sc; Helmbold's Buchu, 90; Browns ia
rants Aperent ,9Oc:; Winchester's Hypophosphites
SCI Osgocd's India Chologogue, 81 IS; Sterling 5
toSide Iron, sc.; De Joughs Cod Liver OIL, Ell:
other kinds, Sc: Flagg's Relief, eoc.; Railway 5
Sarsaparillian, 3c.; Florida Water, Zoe; Perryis
Lotion, 81 IS; Lubin's Extracts, genuine 81; Col
gates Soaps, very large assortment retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle:
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, 81: per gallon
$bEguaranteed as represented or money refunded;
California Wines, Port, Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
au6tr Corner ID and ID streets N W
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Thiers' Term TO be Prolonged.
NEABUsEsINNEwY YORK
Commerce Driven from the Port
More Charges Of PIundering
the PeOnIe.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Tribune charges
Or. Carnochan, a health officer, of having used
ms power 70 the enrichment of himself and the
damage OF the commerce of this port. IL saws
hye hundred and odd vessels were driven from
our ports in single year by the eNactions az
quarantine of this officer and his cOIleagues
forty-four thousand dollars were plundered
from lew score OF merchants, whom we can
name, during fourQuarsntine months Of a single
year, IN items of stevedOring and unnecessary
hghtering and coopering. Many thousands OF
passengers have been most unnecessarily nut 20
the inconvenience of transferring themselves
and baggage 10 the tugs in the lower bay, and
then compelled under threats of detention TO nav
from Sl.oO TO 50 each for transportation dis
lance of less than twelve miles, while at the
same time the tug maintained by the State at
extrayagant rates 70 do this very work free OF
cost to passengers has been employed as a
pleasure boat by the health officer. The private
mails OF shipping merchants have been detained
until they consented TO pay for their Transporter
ton by Quarntine boats at the rates hundred
fold higher than that for which the United States
POSTAL department does the same work for Others
Cargoes of valuable and perishable goods are
said 10 have been ordered by the Quarantine
officers to a warehouse distant from the business
part of the city, in order that those who paw
brides might reap the benefit of the large com
missions, illegally charged.
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Affairs i'm New York.

SAFE OF The Heehdtcken FerTy-COUector Murpkg
Buys Nelcspdper-Strdn0Ied by Artificial
Ieeth-FeGrs for the Fdte Of TIE Fair Ones sriu
the Golden LOcks-RO6bery.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Midland Rail-
road Company has purchased the weehawken
Ferry.
Collector Murphy, 1t is said, has purchased the
ITish Republic newspaper.
Frenchman named Goblin a patient at ST
Luke's Hospital, partially swallowed his artif-
cial teeth yesterday while eating, and stranyIed
before succor arrived.
Some anxiety Is beginning 10 be felt for the
safety of the steamship Queen, now overdue
from Liverpool, which has on board Judge Dow
ling and Lydia Thompson and her troop of
blondes ~
The residence Of Mr.. Burke, In Baltic street.
Brooklyn, was robbed yesterday while the family
were at dinner Of 5000 worth Of jewelry and
clothing.
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"A movement is on foot to form a company or
Zouaves.
Mr.. George n. Grendle has been appointed
clerk OF the Lady Of the Lake vice Mr.. GRAY,
who has been appointed captain.
On the Sd inst. union camp-meeting viii CON-
mence at Rock Greek Church, near this citv
and viii be conducted by Rev. VIM. Schureman.
Mr.. Thomas j. Hobbs, disbursine clerk OF the
short visit 70 his home in Maine, where his
family u az this present time.
Among the bills approved by Governor Cooke
yesterday was one fixing the salary Of the collec-
tot OF taxes, and another for the payment Of
school teachers in the county.
Gov. Cooke yesterday received a requisition
from the Governor Of Illinois for the person OF
Frank Morgan, alias Bullock, charged with OBJ
tanning pension under false pretenses and who
was arrested IN this city several days ago.
About NIFTY young men enrolled themselves as
q military organization under the name OF
columbia Guards" last night David Rell-
Was elected Captain; n. q. Reynolds LIST Lieut.
and John Hill, I'd Lieutenant
"A Little child while playing fen from the porch
OF house on X street, between Twentieth and
Twenty-frst street yesterday afternoon, and
injured itself severely, fracturing its skull and
bruising portions Of It's body.
A thief entered the residence Of Mr.. Sc. Clair.
NO. s53 Eleventh street, northeast, yesterday
sfternoon, and stole therefrom walnut writing
desk containing a promissory note for 81 900,
besides other valuable papers
Gen. Babcock has placed one hundred add
tonal chairs In the pnblic parks They are dis
tributed As follows; Forty In Lafayette Square,
twenty-five in Franklin square, ten in the Cir
Gle sf Twenty-second street, and the remainder
scattering.
Col Win. L. Bramhan, deputy CITY collector.
one Of the most popular Of the new district on
GERS, len here with his wife last night on visit
his summer residence at Port Washington, Long
Island.
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z saratoga devotes itself to ..snozzling.n


IA night errand-Beauing the girls home.
1VThe bellies this season are mostly married
ladies.
nS-Black lace mittens and low-heeled shoes
are coming into fashion.
NFive dramatizations of"A Terrible Temp
tation" are being ground out
p VBonnets of afrou frou' eauze, trimmed
with feathers and velvet, will be the prettiest
styles worn next fall. . -
n0Seme young ladies now wear small mir
rors set IN gold hung on their necklaces instead
of lockets. .,r,., =
more stylish than the deliberately EN- broidered
0Mrs. Stanton's California lectures uetted
her 500 in gold 1t is said that she considers
II Q Fair remuneration.
~ Ninety-nine out of every hundred of the
Southern Democratic papers have agreed to
{" Depart from the New Departures
1In The Autumn the last red-coat Is 10 look
his last upon the New Dominion. Making ready
for the " Boys in Blue?"
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Alleged Frauds of Indian Traders.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-The Sioux City Tunes OF
the 9Th instant publishes an anonymous letter
addressed 20 Gen. Hancock, charging Nessrs
Peck & Durfee, who have charge of an the
trading posts ON the Upper Missouri, with gross
frauds, and also abusing the rights and privi-
writer says they have induced Gen. STANLEY, dis
uict commander, to issue general order prohib-
ting citizens or soldiers from purchasing goods
from any one exceptthe post sutler; and il Is also
claimed they haye refused TO carry to certain
posts on their line of boats, notwithstanding they
are common carriers, all packages addressed 70
citizens or soldiers which they believe contain
provisions or clothing. This, the writer claims
is all done with the countenance and conniyance
OF the military authorities
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KukInx DaufaI.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE Republican has
special from jefferson City which saws SAP
plication from New Madrid county for protec-
ton against the kuklux was recently made 70
Governor Brown, but investigation showed the
local authorities abundantly able and willing To
protect everybody, white or black, and that
there was not the least occasion for executive
interferenceu
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The Centre Market IuyestigatIou To.

Mr.. Davis, OF the market-hOuse committee.
To-Day met Mr.. Chandler and Mr.. Cluss al the
committee rooms OF the Council chamber. Mr.
SIuss submitted statement I'm writing of a
change OF some OF the original plans with refer
ence 10 strengthening the building. The changes
parts Of the structure.
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Fatal RaiIroad Acctaen,

NEW YORK August IA serious accident
occurred on the Susquehanna Railroad, midway
between the Central bridge and Howe's cave,
Saturday morning last, resulting in the death
by drowning of hremen Spencer and Blanchard,
and tho wounding of engineer John Whipple,
and the loss Of about 800 600 TO the company.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
Lead nor any citate poison to produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street, New
York. fe5-tf
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Great Reduction.
WHISTLES

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIEs, GINS, &C.,
q years old, s2s6 PEE gal; Ro9ert.on Do, $3.50
do, SIS do: Pine Apple, (rectifed,) SIa do
Brsndies-LsrochelIer, s.. do. do. lHneJ Is do:
hehnessey, 1854: 7do.; do, lS49, $40 do; Otard,
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
@. GAUTIER,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myl 1917 and 1919 Penn a avenue.
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THURsTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold BY all druggists Price, Is and 50 cents
yOUVENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, q
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The EDITORIAL Exeurters at Sc. Paul

81. PAUL, August 11--Ihe editorial party
route of the Northern Pacific Railroad were en-
tertsined with a dinner yesterday by the city
Governor Austin presiding. Addresses vera
made by Governor Austin, General Havlev
Mr.. Dana, Governor Bros, General Hanooci
Mr.. Bramley, Mr.. Delano, and others.
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inquest on the body of Buffenbarger, the wealthy
Ohio farmer, who is alleged to have been
poisoned by his wife or her second husband, Col
burn, yesterday returned a verdict that arsenic
had really been administered to the deceased by
some person or persons unknown to them This
finding win produce further proceedings In this
remarkable affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-11

JUST SUCH A REPORT AS MIGHT HAVE BEEN
ExPECTED.-The report Of the board of experts
on the cause of the Westfeld disaster goes to
show that nobody was particularly to blame 1t
expresses the belief that the explosion resulted
from an old defect in the boiler, which was
started by '.the tools of the workmen when II was
made, and that it had been increasing up to the
time of toe explosion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-11

Mr. JOHN d. LANG, acting Secretary of the
Board of Indian Commissioner, left for Maine,
to be absent a week, this morning.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
7elt9TcPhed ErclGsirely 20 Tie EreHiaa STAY.
Ihrealening EurOnean Can nj q Gait On

fHOM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TelcgTcPhed EzolHsirely 20 The Erenino Stay.
threatening European Complications
LONDON, August l0.-Special private informa-
ton from correspondent i'm Salzburg saws thai
military organization in Russia Is being pushed
vigorously on the Prussian system. Compulsory
service IL carried out without exception. IN
consequence Of the enormous extent of the
country, provincial depots are 10 be established
OfficeIs are examining the frontiers and report
ing. The government is trying experiments 10
see how soon a corps d'armee advancing can Law
a line OF railway for forwarding supplies. II
such Is the case, everything politically prom
Ises well ior austria making an alliance with
germany, who Is apprehensive Of an alliance
between France and Russia This is the chief
question OF discussion between the Emperors OF
Austria and Germany. They meet at Ischol
tomorrow.
The Crops i'm England.
LONDON, August 1.-THE weather is fair and
favorable TO the growing crops.
A Successful Bore.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Mont Gems tunnel e
a complete success, and the announcement is
made that IL viii be formally opened in Septem-
Der.
French Tax ON Bonded Goods.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE French budget com-
mission propose three per cent. tax on al
bonded goods except corn and coal, and esti-
mates the yield therefrom at $4,000 goo francs
per annum.
Spain won't Fight Venezuela.
MADRID, Aug. 1.-THE report that the Span
ish government viii send fleet 20 the Venezu-
elan ports 10 exact PREPARATION for injury sus-
tanned by Spain from the omission of the gov
eminent Of Venezuela to prevent the departure
of the Quesada expedition Is authoritatiyely de-
MED. The acts of the fllibusters will be the OBJ
tect of diplomatic protest.
Thfers' Term 10 be Prolonged
PARIS, Aug. lit is thought the vote I'm the
Assembly upon the motion for the prolOngafion
oil the term OF Office Of Theirs for three wears will
stand about about as follows: For the PROPOSE
uon, 900; against, 20; probable absentees, 100.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE bullion in the Rank ~
France has increased 1900 francs during the
week. Rentes 90 francs - Confines
Terrible Explosion Of Gun-cotfon.
LONDON, August ia terrific explosion OF
gun-cotton occurred to-day at Stow. a naTket
Town IN the county of Suffolk. Several persons
were killed. Further explosions are apprehend-
ed.
Charles Buxton, NJ. p. for East Surry. an
eminent reviewer and leader in the educational
movement in England, died to-day, in his 10th
year.
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SAN Francisco, August 1.-The absorption
Of the California Pacific railroad with the Cen
trail Pacific railroad, was completed yesterday
trail as president; Milton s. Latham, as treas
urer, and the old board Of the Central Pacific
railroad directors.
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vice President Coifax I'm Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, August 11-Vice President Col
fax arrixed last evening, and will remain over
to-day as the guest Of Hon. Z. ID. HoltOn. A
number Of prominent citizens took breakfast
with him this morning. After visiting the
prominent places Of interest to-day, and a re-
ception this evening, he leaves for St. Paul.
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COMMANDER JOHN L. DAVIS has been de-
tached from the navy yard at Washington, ID.
c., preparatory to taking command of the Wy
oming.
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GEN! CowEN, Acting Secretary Of the Inte-
rior, leaves for Ohio this evening, to be gone
for several days. During his absence Solicitor
Smith will be Acting Secretary.
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PRESIDENT GRANT will remain at Long
Branch about five weeks, and will then visit
his father in Kentucky, returning to Washing
ton for the winter in October.
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx and family were in
Chicago yesterday, en- route to St Paul and the
Lake Superior country.
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PENSIONS OF 1s12-Proof Of loyalty will be
required In all cases where applications are
made for pensions for the survivors of the war
Of 1872. The requirement will apply alike to all
sections of the Union.
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Execution on q Wife Mn.t,..a.

ROCHESTER, August 11--Joseph Messner was
executed in the the jail yard In this county. al
l2;2s O'Clock this afternoon, for the murder OF
his wife, in April, ls6s. He died with scarcely
struggle. He made a full confession OF his
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The Ffre fn fhc CoaI MineH.

MAuCH CHUNK, August 1.-THE IRE at the
mines has been extiugaished, and the danger all
over. The damage Is not as much a. at first
thought
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THE ADULTERY CASE IN SALT LAKE Cry
The Hawkins adultery case, now before Judge
Mexican in Salt Lake city has created great ex-
cltement among the Mormons. This Is the first
case OF the kind ever begun by a Mormon wo-
man, and IL Is generally believed that should
she succeed, others will take similar action.
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THE END OF A HEARTLRss SwrNDIR-The
Governor Of Lower California writes by the
Montana that the last remnants of the Mag
dalena Bay Colony arrived st Cape st. Lucas
utterly destitute, having been provided with ra-
tons by the Mexican Government 20 keep them
from starvation until they can be taken away
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Mr.. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN is in the midst
of the turbulence at Dublin, as will be seen by
the Following characteristic dispatch:
DUBLIN, lao p. M, Aug. 9, 1S7I.-To he Ed
ttor OF The Sun:-Lectures, riots, revolutions
republics. NEXT PRESIDENT OF AMERICA
Thrones tOtter, empires shake, and tyrants
uemole wherever this great republican plants
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TIE PROGRAMME for the promenade concert
at the White House grounds by the Marine
Band Tomorrow afternoon Is a. follows. 4.
March; 2, Quickstep, Marschina; 5, Overture
lie Dame Blanche; 4, Second Act, Lncia. 81.
Polka, May Ben; 9, Strike Ia Wanda, Troyatore.
Z, Waltz, Fairy Tale; 8. Gal0p.
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THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIoN.-Mr. Rich'd Froh-
vein, an Elizabeth druggist, is in receipt of a
letter dated Port Disco, Greenland, from Mr.
Joseph Marsh, who was formerly in his employ,
and accompanied Captain Hall as private secre-
tary on his expedition to the North Pole. The
advice states that after the expedition sailed
from New York on June 81, and on arriving in
ST. Johns harbor, Captain Hall opened the let
tiers given him under the seal of the State De-
partment and impaired their contents, which
stated the nature and purport of the expedition
to the crew. The correspondent says that "a
better crew never left a port" The captain is
described as an old sea tar, but of religious SEN
uments. He holds prayer meetings on each Sun
day, and will not permit his men to work on that
day except II is absolutely necessary. The cor
respondent concludes by saving that probably
nothing will be heard from the expedition until
their return to this continent two years hence
NeudTk journal, Aug. 9.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENuK--The receipts from this
ource to-day were s264 COCO.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL will arrive here
This afternoon, and leave here again this evening
TO fulfill an engagement to dine with the Presi-
dent at the residence Of ex-senator Catten, near
Camden, New Jersey.
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PRIee's DOLLAR STORE Il the only fewelrv
store In this city that receives new STYLES everx
day. No. 45 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th street.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
were $4,000.
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York.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The Minnie, little
tug, while towing a schooner on New Brighton.
had an explosion, which resulted In no great
injury. One man was scalded-
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CLERICAL CHANGEs.-Dr. Ralph Hill has
resigned from the medical division Of the Pen
sion ONCE, on account Of i'll health. Thomas l..
Frecker has been appointed frst-class clerk in
the Census Office.