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Mexico

TRhNISo CAPTURES sALTILLo-MILITA RY
RoBBkRIES STILL CONTINUE.
MATANoRAs, june II Herald specially
Letters from Camargo TO the 18th instant. an
nouhce tie capture Of Saltillo by Trevino.
General Dun. Oga II moving on Camargo. Gen
TevOlutionist leader, Portugal is still operating
Cuisine Of Matamoras, capturing mails and
leyying % per cent. on all property going out
Of the city. Many merchants are closing up
business for he purpose of avoiding the new 10
per cent. state tax, and anticipated forced
loans. DiaZ 5 private SECRETARY, Justo Benitez
arrived at Brownsville to-day to communicate
with Treyino. He anticipated finding Mata-
moras besieged. He saws Diaz is in Jalisoo.
Benitez ls very reticent.
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sVSeerest & Highly is a female real estat,
trIn az Chetona. Kan.

sYSeerest & Highly il a female real estate
hrIn al Chetops, Kan.
~Peddlers in Europe give servant girls
narcotics and steal their hair.
~Chicagoans call the Inter-Ocean ssthe
paper that parts its name in the middle"
gThe man who stood sPon hisown response
bibty" il TO be indicted for infsnticide.
DThe Delaware peach growers mats 49,
customary annual prediction Of q poor Coon.
UPhilip Struble q Chicago Gerp 49,.
ted suicide by the hari-kari q de-, mr. f-o go
SA talented young wine. once csIIes IN
one Of the wealthiest a albany churcbes ro,s -
In jail in that city Awaiting trial for crime.
H"Small>rox here" and "rooms % rentn sre
two announcements on one door Of a Detroit
.ouse.
/. child was recently bitter 70 death in
Kansas by rattesnake's head whIe.- lAo been
SfeIed from the snakes body.
The assessment roll OF the state of Cal,fo,-
nIa AGGREGATES $500, 100000, an Immense in
crease Oh valuation Of former years
Nictorien Sardou, the celebrstad
Soulie :" ~ ne
s0Hon. Augustus p Hascau. sor,,.-,,,
member Of Congress from New Yorl So -,
al Rochester yesterday morning.
- Mrs. whartOn's health has OF i..e --...,-
,n.b and she was 20 leave Annapolis YES,
not come Up for trial before Noyember. IAN
II Apaches recently attacked a partv n, c,,,-
.ens between Prescott and Skull VALLEY
Arizona, Kidding their carriages with halls s;j
shooting James Goldwater in the back ""u
- The case OF Sadie Z. wilkinson xho -.
MARX Pomeroy, in New York, for bres,.s su -
- ,Ias vas argued yesterday on demurrer
70 pea OF not guilty 20 declaration OF me-.
I,laee, instead OF denying the alIeestiou' n.c.-
sien deserved. Deei-
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The WEEKLY STAR, nov ready, contains
No. Nv. of the graphic sketches of westward
travel headed :" Toward Sunset which gives
an account OF Great Salt Lake City and the
Mormons; the Geneva conference the Grant
and Wilson ratif cation meeting In this city;
work of the District legislature; Wait Whitman's
new poem; college commandments and school
exhibitions and distributions; national and local
politics; latest and best tales, poems sketches
and society items together with interesting local
news, Washington news and gossip, agricultural
items. household receipts. &c, &c.
Terns: OEe dollar and a half per aunuu,. IN
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers
seady for mailing r..
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Hon. Eugene Hale Renoufnated for
Cong resS.

congressional convention met yesterday In Els
worth. The Waldo county delegation insisted
that the candidate for Congress should be taken
being voted down, they declared they would
take no fur Their part In the proceedings; and
the whole delegation, numbering twenty-five
persons, " ithdrew; after which, bailoting was
proceeded with, and Hon. Eugene was renomi-
mated for Congress. A new republican conyen-
ton will be called, TO meet ut Belfast on the
l6th OF July, to nominate an Opposition cal;..-
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SOMETHING ABOUT ENGLISH GIRLs.-Taine
says some very nice things about the freshness
and mOdeSty OF the English gHls, and one thins
especially that all American mothers should
hear, which II as follows. "They love AMI en-
cure exercise Ike their brothers; with aOgins
lccks, al siN years, they ride on horseback and
take long walks. Active life an this country
strengthens the phlegmatic temperament, and
the heart i Kept more simple, whilst the body
grows healthier
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FRENCHMRr EXCITED By 4 PIAY.-URaga-
bas," play, which, upon It's representation in
Paris last February, gave rise TO considerable
excitement, tie radicals alleging that il was a
hbtllous caricature OF the ultra republican
party in general, and Gambetts in particular
was presented in Bordeaux Wednesday uight
and again caused disorder. So violently did the
Torrance that the gendarmes were compeIIed
TO interfere and arrest a nu nber OF persons
when order was restored
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lNsERRECTIoN IN A STATES PRIsoN.-Up-
wards Of one thousand cOnvicts of the Auburn
state prison attempted An insurrecton yesterday,
but before they could infiict any damage upon
The guards three companies of soldiers were
marched into the prison enclosure and the in
surrection quelled. Nearly two hundred Of the
and will he fed on bread and water until suffi :
cientiy punished.
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A WEALTHY Man LOSES - 900 AND Con-
NlTs eyICIDE.-Jalnes Mckeag, a prominent
contractor OF New Brunswick, committed ssIi-
cioe 10y hanging, on Tuesday night, Al his home
Ia Lee avenue. BE had recently lost : 900 in
trade, and had become depressed in cOnse-
guenee' he leaves property amounting TO
SlG.n0n.-N D. N.ar.
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GOLDSMITH MAID MAINTAINS HER REPu-
TATIoN-At the trotting at Prospect Park fair
grounds, New York, yesterday, the purse OF
5000, mile heats, best three in five was d.
yided as follows 1920 TO the first, 81 $50 to the
second, 81 900 TO the third and 500 10 the
fourth. The entries were Goldsmith M Aid
Lucy, American Girl and Henry American
Girl was withdrawn, being Lame. The Nj aid
won the three heats easily in 2l7K 2Is and
2:TA. The ost exciting part OF the race was
the contest for the second position, between
Lucy and Henry, which was successfully taken
at the end of each heat by Lucy
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LIZ HUE HUBBUB.-The Boston Coliseum
Yesterday contained about 70 9O0 people. besides
The chorus. The programme was one OF the
best of the week. The French, English and
German bands were great tea ures, and eacl
received double encore. The enthusiasm
oTer their popular responses vas intense. Mad
anne Rudersdorf was the on.v vocal s0loist IN
Handel's "SanpsOn." S'raU WAS indisposed
but assumed his place, and led A waltz and
polka, which created great enthusiasm. Horace
greeley Is expected to-day. Gilmore has ben
eft on SATURDAY. evening
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TIE LABOR AGITATION in New York appears
10 he no nearer end than it was tw,
months ago, and both sides yesterday exhibited
determined hrmness OF purpose. lt is now de-
nied that the citizens association las offered %
mediate between the contestants. There have
been revived the strikes OF the uphOlSterers
cabinet makers snd carpenters in several shotrs
owing TO Observation-Disclosures The men OF
HoNes sewing machine factory voted yesterday
90 continue the strike.
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Two SNAKES, about eight inches in length
recently issued from tie mouth OF a son of ar
Frank P!ummer, OF Sandwich, y. n. The lad
s thirteen years old, and has had nearly tree
hundred tts a year for the last five years. II Ia
suffered terribly, and has nearly lost his mental
pOWers.
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A CUBAN TRAIToR.-Gop zales the Cuban
leader who surrendered to the Spanish troops a
Few days since, has been guilty of an action
dye. Not content with deserving his comrades
ne betrayed them to the enc my, and caused a
number OF officers to be captured and executed.
army, and will no doubt hunt UP tneir late
COMPANIONS for execution.
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Young LADY STABBED BY HEB FArErn
VIM. j. Tomlinson, 573 Henry street. Brooklyn,
stabbed his daughter Elizabeth with a case
knife yesterday, infiictIng wounds of a danger
ter's persistence In receiving the attentions al
gentlemen against her fathers will The young
lady was playing the piano at the time. Her
father was arrested and lacked M
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DIR. HoUARD AGAIN.-It is again officially
announced that the release of DIR. Housrd has
been satisfactorily arranged between General
Sickles and the Spanish authorities.
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- At the meeting of the trustees Of the Pea
body educational fund, in Boston, Yesterday
Dr. Barnes Sears, general agent, presented his
annual report. 1t states that there has been no
material change in the general aspect of edu-
cation in the south during the year,
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GENERAL AUGuR has summoned all the poSt
commanders in Texas to a military conference
at San Antonio. 1t is supposed the 'front.' l
question will come up for discussion.
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MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE SINPLrFIED IN
JAPAN.-The marriage ceremony in Japan con-
siSts OF the man and woman drinking wine from
the same cup. Divorce il not much more elab-
crate than marriage. The husband gives the
tiers on IL and the knot is united. A translation
Of the lines IL given by a recent correspondent
as follows: 50 no hkee YOU. thinkee YOU likss
other man more better. ! give YOU piece a
PAPER. You can 20. Goohee by
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BuTLRRs CHaNcE 4Now.-w III. weig.I
formerly OF Gen. Batier's staff, and the Chief
witness against Gen. Butler in the recent
steamer Nassau snft, has been indicted by the
United States grand jury In New York for per-
jury, and was on Tuesday arrested in Baltimore
The trial will commence immetiately
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DlsAPPBARANCR or A DIvINR.-Nicar Gener-
al of Nassau Island, visitor OF Rev. Father GIea-
SOL Of st. AIMS church, Brooklyn, disappesred
mysteriously after the church picnic last fhurs-
day and has not been heard from since. Much
anxiety is felt about the matter.
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A DIVORCED WIPE GETS HAIR HER DE-
CBAsED HUSBANDS PkoPEETY-Husbauds
sometimes in making their wills overreach
themselves in the matter OF attempting to
deprive their wives of their just Share in prop-
erty left by them. In June lSG7, Conrad and
Margaret Hagaman were q yorced by the cir
cult court OF Howard county, hut BECAME
reconciled shortly afterwards, and again sepa-
rated in 1869, failing hOgever, TO have the
divorce revoked. While in & state OF separation
the husband died and will q the gr eater portion,
of his property to ST. AlphonSus church of This
city, and made no provision for MS wife. She
resisted the will, and was by the orphans court
allowed one-half OF the estatc. An appeal was
taken by the opposite party, which has resulted
IN the court OF appeals affirming the decision of
the orphans conTt.-BUftrq0r 4 -neylcaa.
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Ffr,e I'M Phtl..,.,uh..

PHILADELi HTA, June 2s.-A fire this morn
ing; IN the La &c fye-story building Nos. "a ne
and ls, north Delaware avenue, Occupied by
italy insured -. TS's0OV' Pu-
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Illegal EaA<

fore the Senate ON charges OF taking fsss a.
county !uege and surrogate, illegally, com
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Trial Of stokes for the Murder OF
Fisk

AT last the trial of Stokes, charged with the
muraer OF FISK; mas begun in New York, and is
progressing with more rapidity than was hoped
for. The first witness examined Yesterday was
John q. Hill, who testified that he heard the
shot fired, and saw Fisk after he was wounded;
he then heard some one say, " That is the man
who shot him." Witness recognized Stokes as
the man so pointed out.
The second witness examined wss Francis
Curtiss, OF Boston, who testified to hearing
pistol shots; went Immediately to the head OF
the stairs; found Fisk on the stairs; heard Fisk
ask, !" VIII any one protect me from this assas-
SIM" witness went to Fisk. asking, 4" Is this
YOU, Colonel?" Fisk responded, Z" am shot"
Witness helped him up stairs. Fisk pointed TO
his arm and abdomen, saving that he was shot
in those places. Took Fisk to the reception
room and sat on the lounge with him. Captain
Byrne asked Fisk if Stokes was the man who
shot him. and If he recognized him. Fisk an
swered I" Yes, that is the man who shot me; take
him out"
The third witness was Peter Coughliu, a ser
want in the hotel, who testified TO hearing shots
and seeing Stokes at the head OF the stairs. and
Fisk lying at the bottom, with two or three
people assisting him up.
John Chamberlain testified that he was in
lsk s office in the opera house the day OF the
shooting, and saw Stokes drive across the ave-
nue. at half-past three O'Clock, and look in at the
window where Fisk was standing; Stokes was
driving in the direction of Mrs. Mans6elds.
Patrick Hade, a servant at the hotel, testified
foot of the stairs
Thomas Hart, doorman at the hotel, testified
that Colonel Fisk entered the hotel a. five min
utes OF on the 9Th Of January; saw Fisk coming
up stairs; saw Stokes on the landing coming
along in stealthy manner, slightly STOPPING
and walking lightly; Stokes walked to the head
OF the stairs; heard him say "NOw / have got
you;" he then drew a pistol, and, resting his
hand on the bannister, fred one shot, at which
FISK Staggered; Stokes then fired a second shot
and Fisk threw UP both hands, exclaiming, "Oh,
Oh, CT, DON'T and slid down to the bottom OF
the stairs; Stokes then turned toward the main
staircase, and in Passing witness said ..Soma-
body has been shot there, and lie ought to be
attended to- witness replied eyes. and Won are
the man who shot him." witness followed Stokes
and saw him throw something away.
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CLOSING THE FREEDMENs BuREAU.-The
Secretary of War has issued general order
announcing that pursuant to the act OF Con
gress, passed at the last session, the bureau of
refugees, freedmen, and abandoned lands will
be discontinued after the 30th inst (Sunday
next aud after that date all business relating in
any way 20 the buTeau-eXclUsiYe of the freed
mems hospital and asylum at Washington
with all the accounts and claims connected
Herewith, Of whatever character or date, or
whatsoever incurred, will be conducted throu Oh
the Adjutant General of the Army, TO whom
all the records, checks, and treasury certificates
or the amounts received therefrom, and ali
other funds, papers, and property, will be
delivered by the first of July proximo. After
the seth instant, all business relating in any
way to the "Freedmen's Hospital and ASYLUM
at Washington, ID. c." with all the accounts
connected herewith, of whatever character or
date, will be conducted through the Surgeon
General OF the Army, TO whom all the records
papers, funds, and property, will be turned
over by the first of July. The Adjutant Gene
raj and Surgeon General will arrange promptly.
for the execution of the order, and after the
transfer, submit for the action of the Secretary
of War such regulations as may be necessary
for the future transaction of the business
Agents, clerks, and other employees, whose
services may not be required by the Adiutant
General and Surgeon General In affecting the
transfer, will be discharged June 30; all others
as soon as the transfer Shall have been com
pleted.
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MASTER ULYSSES 5. GRANT, JR-, who has
been at school at Harvard for the past two
years, sails for Europe on Saturday, July 9Th,
to spend his vacation.
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STOPPING THEIR RATIoSs.-General order
No. "a, just issued from the War Department
directs that in future no issue of rations or $50
plies will be made from the army stores to In
dians, except as allowed and restricted iii the
following paragraphs OF the revised regu-
latloDs for the army OF 1858: When
subsistence can be spared from the MI
itary supplies, the commanding officer is au-
thorized 10 allow its issue, in small quantities
to Indians visiting military posts on the from
tiers or in their respective nations. The return
for this issue shall be signed by the Indian
agent when there is one present., and approved
by the com handing officer of the post or sta
ton. Regularly daily or periodical Issues OF
subsistence to Indians or issues in bulk to In
dian agents for the use OF Indians, are forbid
den"
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx has removed all
bis furniture from his residence, opposite La
fayette square, in this city, to his home in
South Bend, Indiana, and will board here next
winter instead of keeping house,
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A woRKINGMAN IN New York urges the organ
lzation OF an association OF married men, and for
The following reasons: " am a workingman
and q married man, and think Il about time
that we formed a married mems ASSOCIATION 20
protect US iron the young men that belong 10
the unions. As body thew are the poorest
work AZ the trades. They don't care mucs
about work, but we have wives and families,
and they must he provided for. Let ms call q
meeting for that purpose, and IL will be well at
tended. and act for ourselves -
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SWnliam b. Wentworth, Boston vounp
man committed suicide by shooting himself a.
Chicago, Monday evening, while taking a boa;
ride In the basin. he LETT wife and child.
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ARMY SURGEONS TRANsFERRED.-Surgeon
John F. Randolph, acting medical director Of
the Department of the Gulf, has been relieved
from duty in that department upon the arrival
Of Surgeon James SimoAs at New Orleans, and
ordered to this city to settle his accounts. Sur
geon Dallas Bache has been ordered to duty in
the Department of the East,
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MATELrosN, n. Y, June 2s.-The citixens
OF Watertown gave grand reception and ball
The southern party left this morning for Rasron
to attend the Jubilee. ~ ss'A
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MN loRK, June 2s.-Presidenf Grant Ms
Grant, L. =. Grant, jr., and General Porte, To,
toi Long Branch this morning wi
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PIANOS, &c.

7 00n PINES,
l,UUU 200 B0XES LEMONS,
200 BAGS OF PEANUTS,
For sale low.
J. LANE & BRO,
Jso - 3l3 9th street northwest
| LIAM PA N CEA
Just received, large supply Of DR.. AWAITS
CELE6RATED ITALIAN PANACEA
For sale at
j2t-6t' Corner Jpn streai sn; S Do
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ARMY BOARD DIssoLvED.-The board OF
army officers, consisting of Inspector General
K. b. Marcy and Colonel Henry b. Clitz, in
session here and in New York Ter the past year
to prepare a system of general regulations for
the administration of the affairs of the army
has been dissolved by order of the Secretary OF
War, having completed their work.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

PRESIDENT GRANT has returned to Lon
Branch.
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INTERVIEW OF TIE APACHEs wITH.THR
SECRETARY OF THE INTRRIoR.-The members
OF General Towards Indian delegation from
Arizona had an interview with the Secretary Of
the Interior at 10 O'Clock this morning. General
Howard introduced the Indians, after which
Santos, representative OF the Pinals, Ariya-
pos and TOntos; MIGUEL, war chief OF the
COyeteTo Apaches; Pedro and Es-ke-ta-sa-la
of the same band; Antonito, OF the Pimos, and
others made short speeches, in which they said
they desired to keep peace with the whites, but
wanted their reservation extended up the
Cha river, so that they can get water.
The Secretary of the Interior in response said
the Great Father wants the Indians to live ia G
same as the white people, and would like TO
have them go TO the reservation set apart for
them, (the Indian territory where be would
help them build houses, give them stock and
farming implements, and establish schools and
churches. The Great Father will do all these
things provided the Indians will only do as he
desires them. AT the conclusion of the inter
view the delegation shook hands with the Secre-
tary and General Walker, and departed. appa-
reDtly satisfied with the interview.
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INTERNAL RgvRyUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were s5l4 .n9S76.
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A BOARD OF ARMY OFFICERS, to consist of
Surgeon Basil Norris, Assistant Surgeons j. j..
Woodward. George A. Otis and Acting Assist
ant Surgeon 1. G. Rose, have been appointed
to meet at the Surgeon Generals Off &c on Mon
diers,
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The GENEVA BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT
GrdHril}e's and ClddStone's Laps Jnsealed q,
L0St.-ln the Britiih House of Lords Yesterday
Lord ranyille stated that he had bsenintorIned
nom Geneva that the tribunal no longer de-
sired its deliberations to he kept secret. and
then at some length gave history OF the pro-
ceedhgs before il since the first meeting of the
18th instant. When he made the announcement
that the board was informed or Tuesday last
that the United States would not further insist
or the indirect claims before the tribunal and
that they might be excluded from all considera-
ton, he was interrupted by cheers from ali
parts OF the House. He concluded by stating
that the motion for adjournment had been ac-
corCingly witt drawn, and he hoped that the re-
lauoEs OF the two great kindred nations would
he barmonized and strengthened by the treaty
OF Washington. similar statement was made
IN the House Of Commons by Ar. Gladstone t.
that by Lord Granville i'm the Lords, and in con
clusion he pronounced the controversy between
the two nations ended. He was frequently in
terrupted by cheers, and when he had finished
the applause was long continued In reply to 8
question he said unequiyocaly that the United
States could never revive the indirect claims
under the treaty OF Washington, and no such
idea had either been intmated or slgnihed
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We beg 10 csl the attention Of tbs public TO I'VE
newuPRlG HI and one HORIZONTAL ENGINES,
which we can sell q, reduced prices These Engines
are rated al 4, s, 6, 7, and horse power.
hangers, Pulieys, and Skating made to order at
short notice.
Repairing neatly and promptly attended to.
req e.
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Col. Il. P. RoBB, president of the board of
commissioners appointed by the President TO
investigate the depredations on the frontier of
Texas AID Mexico, lett here last night for New
Orleans, via Savannah, to join his colleagues.
The board will Immediately proceed to the
border.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE PATENT OFFrCE.-The
Secretary of the Interior has appointed T. c.
Woodward, of Iowa, to be principal examiner
of the Patent Office, vice Dr. Sturgis, deceased;
j. T.. NJ. Bowen, of ID. c., to be first assistant
examiner of interferences, and Thomas Hop
kiDs, of Va, to be first assistant examiner Of
trade marks. All the above are prom0tinns
from positions now occupied in the Patent
Office.