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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22
New York Nous

TWENTY-FIVE FIRENEN INJURED BY AN tx
PLOsIoN.
NEW YORK, June 22.-About a O'clock This
morning FIRE broke out in a drag store in LIB.
erty street, near Nassau. The fremen were
quickly on the ground, and while attempting 70
subdue the flames an explosion occurred which
injured, il is reported, twenty or twenty-nye
fiTemen, some seriously. Anbulances were
provided, and the w5un,ied men were taken &c
drug stores in the vicinity and their wounds
dressed. -
La,er.-The explosion resulted from carbonic
acid. Tie fire is now eXtinguisheu. The loss is
estimated at $4,000 TO $4,000. The following
hremen were injured: Foreman Dcnoghue, En-
gineer Reagan, John Battersby, j. j. Cortes
ID. Regan, John Henney Callaghan, j. McNa-
mara, j. Schwab, j. Harris, w. Kline, Edward
Burk, r. Murray, L. Flynn, and j. Flynn. The
drug store was occupied by CT. A. Erkinbrach
Some of the wounded men will lose their eye-
sight IL Is believed all will recover. The ~
iured fremen have all been removed to the
Park hospital. The explosion occurred among
some carbOys OF vitriol, which were being re-
moved hurriedly by the firemen. The effect
was terrible. The contents of the store were
that John Harris, Edward Burk. Francis Muir
ray, and Thomas Flynn were killed. John
Battersby was so badly wounded that he is eN-
pected TO die. Others OF the wounded cannot,
il is believed, survive. The first floor OF the
building is a complete wreck, but the rest is not
much injured. The flames were extinguished
soon after the explosion. Several girls were
passing up stairs at the time of the EXPLOSION
and Mensing, adjoining, WAS completely burned
out.
GRANT AND WILSON RATIFICATION MEETING.
A mass meeting to ratify the nominations OF
Grant and Wilson was held at the Academy OF
Music. Brooklyn, last night. Among the speak
ers were Senator Nye, Z. Delafeld Smith, and
others.
THE LABOR TROUBLES.
The metal manufacturers held A meeting last
night, and decided to make no compromise and
offer no advance in wages. Ii is reported that
thirteen shops in Jersey City have resumed
work on the eight-hour system.
TEE FIRE IN LIBERTY STREET
this morning Is suppose TO have originated in the
basement by throwing kerosene on a fire. The
latest particulars are 10 the effect that no one
was killed, but the number wounded reaches
twenty-five.
THE STOKES CASE
Ne additional jurors were obtained in the
Stokes case to-day up TO noon.
THE COTTON EXCHANGE
will adjourn from july Sd 10 the Sth.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the weekly bank statement
Loans. increase, 81 ga, 800; specie, decrease.
$3.50 ,I0G; deposits, decrease So 800; legal ten
ders, decrease, y, 49,, 100; circulation, increase
IS, 500.
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DRINKISe NArKR.-Drinkin ing wine Is a habit;
20 = King spirits, ale, cider. 9 fee and water
a ne last Is thought a necessity. but 20 drir \
th1ch 4 a habit Some people drink httle-nOi
cScaue thef aconstitat ions requires les than
others' u Il their habit. These PEOPLE never
perSpire 80 much A. those no drink more. The
mere that Il drunk, the more water passes away
81 me = stem would suffer. As q IS. the strain
anects u. Ihe skin, the kidneyS, oWV,s. lung,
~ are drawn upon. The result f.. - taay be
naturally expected, exhaustion. For this rea-
sVn. me taan who drinks much water, par
W. ~ airy during the summer and in ne hot
sst weather, h less able - endure fatigue.
The water Is OF no benefit 60 him-that :. the
eNeess. ~ nusi lass away, and tbs reg aires
an ehOrt OF NE system, which l. the svreafin,
process. Had be not used the excess OF water-
DC would not have perspired -; Il would no,
nave been there for the system % eNpel n d a
habit 20 drink Nater - much. a false thirst A.
created. We should drink only what : nee led.
lhe habit % drinking more vii soon De over
come, and the person VIII feel much stronger,
ana more capable OF bearing fStigue. IN VIM
ter, Lite tutG = needed beyond Whas our f5Oa
lutnlsheS, IN summer, some more. hue not
much CchEfIU Gsf flsnn-.
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nPThe Young lady students in lie Roy. Pa.
are doing tAc Latin nm a very practi rgl man
ner One of them has a beau. ~, he a~klI hey
What "sic transit Gi3ril UUH1f." meant. She
translated Il; Come and see NE on Monday"
RThe japanese government are having i've
twenty bonds and grcenhack currency engraved
10y The New York Bank Note COMPANY Month
~ shipments are now going forward % japan
from New York. About so, 000, 600 have already
happ
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@The washerwomeu Of Detroit are said In
be organizing trade union, to protect them
selves against "Chinese cheap labor"
e0"Inever saw such cold woman as Miss
u.s." saio an envious beauty of another the other
evening. "I feel quite confident that she must
give her husband q cold in the head whenever
she kisses him."
~The man with the iron Jaw lives In Tam
ton. He takes thick, heavy flint glass I'm miller
and bites large pieces out of Ii with perfect ease
and chews them to powder. He does not swaI
low them, however, for fear Of having a pane in
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HTyler Barker, Of Bedford, who committed
suicide at Antrim, n. H., recently, left a win
bequeathing his entire estate, Consisting of
property valued at $4,000, to the town of Box
ford for the purpose Of establishing and main
tanning high school.
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"A NUHBER OF wOMRH in San Francisco have
Just started the Women's Pacific Publishing
Company, and had 1t duly incorporated with
capital Of SIS 900, all OF which is contributed by
the gentler sex. Its Officers, superintendent,
ting is done by women, and in fact ali the work
OF the establishment, with q few necessary ex-
ceptions, lie performed by women who have no
time to pirate about the rights and wrongs Of the
sex.
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HOW SMITH, OF THE ATALANrAs, DIDN'T
WIN THE DIAMOND SCULLs.-The following
Will explain the position of Smith, of the Ata-
lantas, in the contest at Henley for the diamond
souls: Smith rowed in the second and sixth
heats on Thursday, winning the second but be-
q heat, he was disentitled to row in the final
heat rowed yesterday, and was won by MT.
knallys: There were ten competitors in the
contest lot the SOULS, and until the conclusion
OF the sixth heat the American Seemed In haya
an excellent chance for victory.
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A"REsPBcr' 3LE AND HrGHLY CoNHRrrrn,,
DIAMOND THIEP.-The Chicago police yester-
day arrested young man named Evans, from
Baltimore, on charge of having committed
robbery in that city short time since OF dia-
monds valued at $4,000 and 500 In money.
Evans IL young man OF good family and high
y connected. A portion Of the diamonds were
found in his possession. Part Of them he had
disposed OF, trading them ct ruinous figures for
horses, &C. He freely confesses his guilt, and
VIII be held until officers arrive from BALTIMORE
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=, VIRGINIA NBws.-In Richmond THURSDAY
mere were buried seven hundred and eighteen
bodies OF Confederate soldiers which had been
disinterred at Gettysburg. The funeral cortege
vas the most imposing that has occurred In
Richmond since the war, and was participated
Zens ~ WI
reports OF the wheat crop, and the results of
the harvest, so far, continue to be more fayora-
BILE.
A route has been secured for the Valley rail-
road through the corporate limits of Stanton.
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Horrible Railroad Accident.

NINE PERSONS KILLED AND sIATY WOUNDED
BELLvILLB, June 22.-An accident occurred
here this morning on the Grand Trunk railway
TO a train going from Toronto TO Montreal. AZ
axle OF the engine broke, and the passenger car
were piled on each other. So far nine persons
The engineer was killed and the fireman very
badly njured. The sufferers are principally
second-ClaSS passengers.
sCALDED TO DEATH by STEAM.
BELLEVILLE, ONT, June 22.-Ihe night eN-
press went down past this place this morning
iuli OF passengers, among the number many
being ministers OF the English church en- route
eleven mics below Belleville station the en-
CINE jumped the track, carrying death aud
FEARFUL torture TO scores OF passengers in
the forward cars. The baggage car re-
NAMED on the track, and telescoped the
smoking and second class passenger cars, leav-
ing them on top OF the engine, exposed TO the
escaping steam from the boiler, Here the poor
creatures were hopefully penned for some time
breathing the yapors OF death and suffering ali
the agony OF immersion into a boiling cauldron
OF super heated water. An eye witness saws i'm
mediately after the accident he went TO the
second-class ear. It and the smoking car
were teleScoped, and on the locomotive, the
steam Issuing from the cars was so dense that he
could see nothing.
SHOCKING SCENES.
One after another OF the scalded victims were
crowding from the openings. Crowbars were
put into requisitiOn by the passengers from the
first class cars, all OF whom escaped injury, and
openings were made. Many were found en-
tangled and were eXtricated with the utmost
difficulty, umbers having to be broken Five
persons were found dead and were carried 70
the roadside, where the wounded lay for nearly
three hours in the most fearful agony.
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TO MAKE MuCILAGB-An excellent quality
OF mucilage can be made Of gum Arabic and
viii be thick and sticky, or thin and watery, ac-
cording to the proportions of gum and water.
If not thick enough, add more gum; If too thick
Ior convenient use, add more water. The second
quality Of gum usually i've cents per ounca1
answers as well rs the first quality, although X
Is not quite as clear. The difficulty with the
purchased article of mucilage Is that there is a
10 sell than gum.-Conntry Gentleman
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GEN. o. o. HOWARD, with his {" big Injuns,"
is expected to arrive in this city to-night OF to-
morrow.
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CHARLES Francis ADAMS WoN'r BE WrRp-
PULLED INTO PLACE In an interview yester-
day with the New York World correspondent,
at Geneva, Hon. Charles Francis Adams said:
~ adhere to the principles laid before the Gin
cinDati convention, and would accept the Balti-
more nomination If the Platforms good and
the offer Spontaneous; but / will never be wire
pulled into place. / am deeply concerned fJr
state-riRhts IL the future0
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AN UNAFFECTED CRISIS IN FRANCE-Franca
at the present time is threatened with a new
danger; For some time past that portion of the
assembly known as the right, and which is the
administration party, has been at variance with
Presidens Theirs, and yesterday the difficulty
eliminate in 2 complete rupture, the right
having resolved to leave the President 30 rely
upon the left. The difficulty has been fnrthey
advanced by the ministry rendering their resie-
nations, but at the earnest solicitation of Theirs
they have, with one exception, been withdrawn.
The delegates Of the left in the meantime
are quiet spectators, maintaining An observant
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Political Cauvoutfa,,

CALIFORNIA, DRNoCRATIC.-The California
democratic convention adjourned THURSDAY.
ne delegates to Baltimore are wholly uH.
Pieogec. senator Casserly, Judge Hardy, ex-
governor Downey and State Senator Gwin are
the delegates at large.
ALABAMA, DEMoCFATIC.-The Alabama con-
Vehtlon adjourned yesterday. A resolution was
accepted opposing any nominations at Baltimore
IN opposition to the Cincinnati candidates The
delegates were not instructed
ARKANSAS, DEMocRATIC.-At the Arkansas
democratic convention yesterday, resolutions
were adopted instructing the delegates to Bal
timore to endorse Greeley and Brown, endorsing
tne Cincinnati platform, and declaring against
tne nomination of a democratic state ticket
put favoring coalition with the liberal republi.
cans. NP
ARKANSAS, LIBERAL REPUBLIcAN-The
arkansas liberal republican state convention
adJourned Thursday night, after adopting resp
iutions referring to the state executive commit
the field. "
LOUISIANA, PACKARDITEs AND PINCH.
BAcKERs.-Both conventions appointed com.
mittees Of conference. The Packardites exact
OF the Pinchbackers that they shall endorse
Grant and Wilson and repudiate Greeley and
Brown. They will probably nominate TODAY.
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ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL TICKET GroesbecE
and Olmstedd, the Free Trade Cdndiddtes-The
dissatisfied spirits of the conference held in New
YORK on Wednesday night assembled in secret
meeting yesterday, and succeeded in creating
breach that will in all probability do much h II n
10 the cause OF Greeley. At the meeting yester-
day Mr. Atkinson urged the nomination of
ADAMS as the best means of uniting the re
formers against President Grant, while ex Gov
ernor Cox urged the claims of Greeley. Finally
the question, "Shall we nominate a ticket pc
was discussed, and it was decided in the afir-
NATIVE. This done, Mr.. Cox took up his hat and
withdrew from the meeting. A platform was
then adopted. 1t denOunc Greeley and the
Cincinnati convention, and pledges free trade to
custances. The committee then entered into a
ballot for candidates and nominated q roesbeck
OF Ohio, for President, and Fredreck Law Ohm
stead, OF New York, for Vice President
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TO BE TRIED THE FOURTH TINE FOR KILL
ING FRIRNDLEss GIRL.-The court of apneaIs
OF Maryland has dismissed the writ of error i'm
The case OF Joseph League, one of the Young
men charged with the murder OF the unknown
girl at Chases Station, Nd, some months since
Inc accused was subjected to three trials-one
before jury and the other before the court at
1owsontoWn-both falling in agreeing upon a
verdict. His counsel then claimed an acJIittaI.
ana upon 1t being refused, prayed a writ of error
10 the court OF appeals. League was then tried
lOr the third time and found guilty of man
sIaugn'er, with recommendation to mercy. A
motion for new trial was then made and
granted, and he will now be tried tor the fourth
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The strike IN Alan.

ALBANY, June 22--The strike In the West
Albany car shops IL ended. Nearly an the
workmen have returned 10 work, and the hall
apce viii resume On Monday,
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Also, all Kinds Of California Wines. sc. and 81
per bottle; Port, Angelica, uscatcl, sherry. Hook
and Clsret, Also, KeIly's Island oatAwba.
These Wines are very superior, and just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR SATTANS, Druggist,
lel3-tr Second and 49, n W
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS. The democrats
ofthe 1ith district of Ohio yesterday nominated
John Berry, of Wyandotte county, for Congress
alter sixty ballots and two days session.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
VI. william

VI. william
Will commence this day
SELLING HIS ENTIRE srOCK
At q Discount II Twenty Per Cent 20 mas room for
FALL GOODS
SOT PENNsHLFANIA AVENUE.
Iel1-2W AND CtrE TzEvfsF, PARrS.
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DAVE GooDING, fyrmerly district marshal
here, has been nominated for Congress by the
Greeley men in the 4th Indiana district.
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A6hirS I'm Canada.

TORONTO, June 22.-Among the passengers
BY the steamship Scandinavian, which sailed
from Quebec this morning for Liverpool, was
the retiring Governor General, Lord Lisgsr.
General Doyle win act as administrator until
the arrival Of Lord Dufferin, who d now en-
route to assume the Governor Generalship.
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AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md
The HdrreSt.-The farmers in this county COM
henceu the harvest this week. The grass crop
Is snort The oat crop viii be short. The wheat
crop Will not produce an average yield, but will
be far more abundant than many Anticipated
some weeks ago. The corn though much affected
valuable grain.
htusd.-A white man, By the name of Ward.
workman on the Seneca bridge in this coun.
-, was killed on Monday last 6y the falling of
heavy piece OF timber from the top OF the
bridge, striking him on the skull We under-
stand boy engaged on the work al the same
time had all the fingers on one hand broken
Rockville Sentinel.
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HE INVASION OF TEXAS by Indians, as re-
ported by telegraph to the press, is believed at
'he indian bureau to be sensational report
without material foundation. That depredations
have been committed by small bands of Indians
there is no doubt but it is not credited that the
invading party is OF the proportions represented
in the dispatches.
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STATUS OF THE CENSUS OFFICE.-There are
at present aboutsixty clerks employed in the
census Office. OF this number perhaps dozen
Will be transferred to other bureaus of the In
terror department. on the 1st of Juiv. The force
remaining will be gradually reduced as the work
OF compiling the census draws to a close, but il
Is not believed that il will be necessary to make
any heavy discharges by the LIST of july as h no
been stated. Meanwhile many of the clerks of
the bureau are entering the list of competitors
Tor first class clerkships and quite number have
already succeeded.
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MeXteO's Never Ending Revelation
NOT MICH FIGHTINe BUT A GOOD DEAL or
sTkALING-cALLHD, BY COURTESY, FORCED
BROWNSVILLE, June 21.-News from Mon
terry by mail, TO the 18th instant. reports General
from the people, and all foreigners Who are
unable or refuse to pay are put on the fortihca-
tons to work. The American consul protested
without effect on behalf Of citizens OF the United
States. The mercantile houses are AMI closeS
and the city presents the appearance OF desoia,
ton. The forts are being strengthened, and the
revolutionary force IL being concentrated there
General Caballo's government forces occupy
Camargo and Mier, and General Euro holds
Saltillo.
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Presentation. Chipman and wife, who
have been on a visit to the Isle OF Shoals for the
health of Mrs Chapman, returned here this MORN
ing. Mrs. Chapman is much improved, and the
General looks decidedly robust.
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From Europe To-day.

TIE DlNBLANC MURDER.
LONDON, june 22.-The sentence of death OF
Marguerite Dixblanc, the French servant girl
who was convicted of numbering her mistress in
this city, has been commuted to penal servitude
for life.
SPANS CUBAN POLICY.
MADRID, june 22.-Gen. Cordoba, minister OF
war, has telegraphed TO the governor general of
Cuba that the object of the government in its
policy towards that island is TO maintain the in
tegrity OF its territory, and to secure the tri-
umph OF the Spanish Tag. The governor
general is directed to conclude the war as soon
as possible, and to completely restore peace
throughout the island.
THE AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, June 22.-The Australian telegram
authorities have arranged to convey teleerams
over the section OF country where the land lines
are yet unfinished. BY this means business
pected TO pass regularly and with considerable
reliability to Australia, South Victoria Queens
land, New South Wales, and Tasmania The
section Of line incomplete is now only about
hundred miles
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NAVAL ORDEEs.-CommanderM NJ. Sicard has
been detached from ordnance duty at the New
York navy yard and ordered to duty as inspec-
tor of ordnance at the Washington navy ward.
Assistant paymaster VIM. Il. Stevens on has
been ordered to the Philadelphia navy yard.
Lieut.. Seth III. Ackley has detached from the
Frohc and placed on waiting orders.
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AClereyman, while residing IN south America
es missiObsr y, discovered safe aud simple remedy
for the cure 81 Nervous Weakness, Early Decay.
Disease OF the Urinary and semn Al Organs, the
whole train Of disorders brought ON BY banefu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire % benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing aud using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope, TO any enc who needs IL. Pre- az chaFss
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House.
mar77ly New YORK CITY
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GiLNoRR's JUBrLER-A Reduction of Prices
Inc Boston jubilee yesterday was devoted to
Austria. The "K aiSer Overture - Iedic. ted to
the Emperor Francis Joseph, was performed by
the orchestra, and created great enthusiasm
Madame Peschka Leutner eXcelleJ all her pre-
VlOus efforts. The popular feature OF the day
was the performance OF the English Grenaiier
Guards band, who gave the overture to s.Serne-
ramide," and several other selections. Madame
hudersdorh was led TO the platform, when the
applause subsidized, and awaited A SOLO onnortn
nifty in "God save the Queen" The refrain was
Ied by the gifted lady, accompanied by the
Grenedier band, the chorus, orchestra and can
non, and the solo was sung through with great
erect. The executive committee have decided
upon another choral week. The programme
Will consist of all the most brilliant features OF
me present week. The prices are TO be reduced
to 50 and 81, according to location
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PIANOS, DC.

ROYs CASHMERE SUITS, ct - and upwsrds,
- o. a. sTkAUS', l)lg Pc. avenue. my29
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WIN. F. BLACKBOARD, of Alabama, and James
n. Davis, of Washington, ID. c., have been 4p-
pointed, the former special agent of the Post
Office Department, and the latter assistant SUI
pe intendent of the railway mail service.
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PRoMoTED.-The following promotions under
the civil service rules, have been made in the
Post Office department: VIM. II. Page, from
Sd to ith class; George E. Hale, LIST to I'd class;
Chas. Gentsch, from LIST to Sd class; and j. II :.
Whitaker, from te mporary to 1st class.
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AsTtSe HEADS OF DEPARTMENTs.-T The
President has designated ". Ii. Smith, solicitor
Of the lpterior department, to act as Secretary
of the interior during the absence of Secretary
Delano, and Assistant Secretary Cowen; also
Assistant Secretary Hartley, to act as Secreta-
Ty OF the Treasury during the absence OF
Secretary Boutwell, and Assistant Secret4ty
Richardson.
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Fine Old Rye whisky.

WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE
Fer MEDICINAL AND FAMILY Use.
Large Bottles, 81 per bottle; or s5 per gslIon
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Mr.. j. NJ. MeGREw, chief clerk of the Sixth
Auditors Office, and Mr.. W. NJ. Ireland, chief
clerk of the finance Office, Post Office depart
ment, have been appointed by the Postmaster
General commission to prepare regulations
under the new postal code.
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MAJOR o. f. BABCoCK, superintendent of
public buildings and grounds, has been ordered
to proceed to Boston and Cape Ann, Mass, on
public business, and upon completion thereof to
return To this city. In compliance with the
above order, Gen. Babcock leaves here to-mOr-
row evening for Boston.