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summer Mortality.

With the SEASON OF fruits and yeget lbles. ard
The aoundarce Of .-ocd, palatable aud whpI--
some food, comes the annual alarm NJ su m nv
ailments. Unquestionsbly Iaauy persons sai-
fer Incon yenience; many cnilaren are sick. aud
not few die. but az Is not the children = fantf
That they sic Ken aud de. lt the error Oi
their guardians, the over care, OF care al all.
and one extreme is as bad as ,he other. We do
not mean 50 much care with regard 20 FOO
as care 70 improve me best hygIenIc agent
air, water, and exercise. Give children well
ventilated sleeping rooms, take care thai
they are kept clean aud let them alone IOr
exercise, and unless they are fed with refdse
food and too much OF it, nature will manage
the rest They saouid not be kept clean as
never 10 be permitted TO soil their nngerS
They may roll in the sand ~ they please. and
will he better rather Than worse FOR It. Ba, al
night let them not 60 20 steep an all the perspi-
ration with which the days work or romplre
has hlled the pores OF tnelr skins. We careful
~ groom heated horse, and should be a. least
as careful OF our children and ourselves. Ruh
me children down with a sponge n damp
towel, and be sure hey wear at night nothing
that has done duty through the day. Let the
same care Oe taken ln the morning, and ~
their clothing be loose and comfortable. They
need not be plunged roo often into bath tubs
Man ls not an amphIbous animal, though
many nurses seem 10 think 50; aud many of the
pale children of weslthy parents look ms lf all
the color were washed out OF them, like n faded
garment
Attention 10 the functions of the skin would
preserve the lite Of many child. Happily,
such attention rs within the reach OF every
BODY IL requires only patience, aud the .-.gse
OF not too much water. There are lew
mothers VINO could not, az they would only
think so, treat their children TO a run In tns
parks, a str, st car ride, water trip, az only
scross one OF the ferries once or twice a week
These precautions, with simple foed-vnic N
an old-fashioned matron pronounce1 90 pe n
little Of everything wholesome that is GOING
are all the care tnat is ordinarily requisite.
The poor, who are crowded IN close courts,
cannot OF course do all that is deslra-
bic. but much more could be done than -
done. IL parents, and especially father,
would deny themselves indulgences, w ni cn
are absolutely noxiors, as well expensive
they would have more money and more leis-
ure to devote 10 their families and tue bilis Of
mortality IN cities would not show the fright
full prepoLderan of deaths under ten We trs
OF age" If common sense did but wait on com :
mon nhumani'y.-PAlade'p 'plid Ledger
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EoRRIGN Sxws py CAprvTh. .

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE-The TrisG Church
Bli-EJSi D~rGy's Protesl-AfairS ia Fro ace dc
The protest against the Irish Church bill by
Earl erby is signed by AZ Peers. IL was en-.
tered against this bill on the ground that IN
worked 10 The severance of the Caurch and
Stas, PROJECT unrecogniZed by aay country
IN Europe. The adoption of the bill would
encourage the designs OF those who want su ch
severance extended throughout me Unite
kingdom, together with the resumption of
grants and confessions of property The pro-
test further states that the passage OF the bi ll
was a violent strech OF the power OF ParIia
ment, which confidence in all property and
especially that vestIng on parliamentary title
Ihe protest sets forth the impossibility OF mt
ting The disestabiIshed and disendowed church
en- the footing and organization of the Catho.
lies, and mat this grievance caused the alien =
aiion of Irish Protestants from the Ioyal sun.
porters OF the throne, and Stimulation i'm the
demands OF Catholics.
The London Times says if the Lords persi.,
a collision must ensue, which will result In
popular agitation. and the renewal of the
measure with fierce determination to carry IN
tnIougR. The Times trusts the CONSERVATIVE
Peers viii be content with The presentation @,
lows them, and not continue their Opposition
10 me bill Meetings of the people in suppor,
OF the Commons on the Irish Church biII e IN.
unue In various paIts OF the kingdom The
reform League contemplate an Ihdlg na,ion de.
monstration against the House OF Lords.
IL is stated tnat Billault and St Laurens will
oe members OF the new Cabinet in France
Portfolios have been offered to three prom nspt
men OF the OF position party. Rouher is likely
10 accept the presidency OF the Senate for q
time. 1t is thought, however, he will be as ked
10 return 10 the ministry. The Temps the or
gan OF the left, demands the dissolu ion and
reorganization OF the projects as the conditions
OF acceptance of ONCE.
The Bishop of Linz refuses the Emperor OF
hustrIaS amnesty. and has decided 10 submit
10 The sentence imposed.
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iouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Iy.
TEEFATIoNAL CONVENTION. - A telegram
from Portland, Maine, July Is, furnishes the
1oilowIpg; GA the second day OF the Interna.
tlonal Convention OF the Young Mems Chris.
tisn Association, about SO delegates reported
themselves Al the registry Of the Portland Az.
soesatIon. There are 66g astociations m This
country, OF which A7 have delegates here
many OF these own ana more are erecting
buildings for their special use. Two hundred
and seventy-one report a paying member ship
OF 4e ,aSi. Tue actUai mem 6ership Of All Glasses
will reach about 5000. The 6nances OF ths
societies are in prosperous condition. IL has
been voted 10 pm blish history of the Young
mems Christian ASSOCIATION ana of religious
socleties Of young men ex-ant. Messages Of
greeting were pre3eRtod from the West Ralti.
more Ass9ciation; Jodee Young, Of Prince Ed.
Iafos hiend; 0eolge "A. Stuart, OF Philadel.
phia, and the Ooloeed Yourg Mems Onristisn
Assocaalion OF Washington. Mr.. Dodge spoke
~ ienEtn, by request OF the Convention OF the
rev York Association, stating that they have
sIready ratsed S300,00o towards their new
oniidiLE, which will probably cost SSOO.uOO,
end II viii doubtless Be the moyt commodious
and convenisnt edffce OF ITS kind in the world.
The question OF openipg association rooms on
the Sabbath was discussed at iength. =
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IRE company in Knoxviile, Tennessse.
~The course Of lectures in the Hahpe man
Medical college, an Chicago, is 70 b chPown
open TO women a. studenta on the sa0s terms
a. the other EEK. i"T - y =
~Very many American tourists are DOING
Cannsda, but on the other hand very NM
Canadian laborers are doing this eoantry.
DTyphoid fever u very prevalent Tn
weather Is most favorable TO in deyelopment
in fangueo and partially exhausted systems,
Typhoid il as much to Be dreaded as cholsra.
~Observations BY physicians in sons parts
OF Texas shows that while the natural growth
OF the white race has been uuinpeded, the col.
ored people have diminished By mortality and
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ELLIS, IRON RITrERa

Having used yoer Iron Bite rs In my practice
can testify To itssuperfOr tonic es for in
vigorating the appetite and promoting digestio on
1 can unhesitatiugly recommend 1t In cases of
general debility snt ayspe psfa. and in conditions
OF ,be y stem requiring the use of q ferruRinous
tonfc. Its agreeable flavor must recommend II to
ALL Yours, respectfully,
CHAs s. GAUNTT, NJ D.,
Professor n the Philadelphia University O
Medicine and Surgery"
Tor sale by KIDWELLS h SON
Pennsylvania avenue and l4th street
snd Druggists generally. INV 2G.sm
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SUICIDE OF LADY.-The Rusk Texas Ob.
server OF the Sd instant says: 'Mr. Jons =, wife
Of DR. Jones, OF Springfield, Texas, committed
suicide by shooting herself with pistol about
three weeks since. She shot herself three
times-the first ball taking effect in the LETT arm
the second In the breast, and the third, which
proved fatal, in the lower part Of the neck
thus showing determ nation and strength OF
purpose to end her existence which we do not
remember to have heard eq ualled before. Mrs
Jones had given some slight evidence of in.
sanity ON several occasions previous to the
commission of the rash eet, proceeding from
unknown causes, as she was pleasantly sit
uatsd. and apparently happy in her domestic
affairs"
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A SINGULAR TRAGKDY.-A Louisville, Ky
telegram dated July l4tn, says Yesterday.
as Colonel Sampson Check, deputy sheriff Of
Cumberland county. was vevlng a horse
thief, named Ward, to Glasgow, In the Burks.
willie stage coach, he stopped at spring by the
roadside to get drink, eaving his pistol. the
only weapon in the party, lying on the seat
The prisoner seized the pistol and fred. Check
and the stage driver, George Cephas. pursued
and after chasing the fugitive half mile, wei
about overhauling him, when he turned and
fired. At this moment Check stumbled and
fell. The stage driver, thinking that he had
b en- shot and killed, seized Ward, and wrench
ing the pistol from his grasp, shot him dead {"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A WONDERFUL CURE.
JRISIV.
IRISIN.

BALTIMORE, Jdne ie, 1879.
d.. Jrha WtlLiR':-pear sir I have suffered
irem stinal irritation, causing Neuralgia liz has
been OF q most intense character. have fallen in
the street and been afflicted with loss of memory
i vas treated BY i've physicians beionsinR 10 the
dferent schools OF medicine, without relief
1blSlN Was recomme ended to me by q doctor
commencet the use of IL absut four wee Ks ago. and
nov am entirely we'll. The hearts Of my family
have been turned from grief to Joy. have gained
sbout fifteen pounds in weight, and been relieved
o. eOstiveness, Of eich suffered for seven years
MY mind y now perfectly clesF. l an relieved
from the melancholy which oppressed me, and am
now restored To health again. Hoping that we
may long live to thank you for the coed effects of
the 1RlSlN, which is blessing to the afflicted,
remain yours, gratefully.
Th9S. j. RAYBOLD,
- cow % North Eutaw street, near Fayette.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week en- ding to-day slos, lssinfra,-
uonal currency Was forwarded from the Treas
sury Departrnentto National Ban q.
The amount OF securities held nv the Treas
nrer sf the Unifed States an trust Tor NAt,opsl
Banks, reported to- day. was as folloUs.-PoF
circulating notes, sli2.s75. 100. for deposils Of
public moneys. So 2.eg0. Total Q Is s. .,-al
ne amount OF mu Hated bank notes ba-ass a
dnfans he ~-~k Was ssS.Ssa, making the - ~
hnennt burned MP 70 OAR, sH ,sl.601. Toe
amount Q, bank currency issued for o.IIs de-
suoyed during the week as . 20 t6a masing
tne totai amount issued therefor M . dats
sl1 soo, and making the total amOant OF Ma
tIonal Bank currency outstandmg al thIs da,s
S'9a 2aS.
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THE NEW ORR Posi- OrFrcx.-Mr. Mul llet,

THR NEw ORR Posr OPFICR.-Mr. Mu llett
supervising Architect of the Tres -ury, and
MS assistant, Mr.. Rankin. are busily engaged
in perfectiug the plans for the new Pos Once
IN New York city. and it is thou ght they will b.
ready for inspection IN the course of two weeks
The new building will be OF granite. three
stories high, with mansard roof, and will have
triangular court in the centre. A carriage
way thirty feet wide Will be LEFT on t1e north
end OF the building for the passage of mail
wagons
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
gs

BALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&1s Bs
Washington, 1858.
Trains between WA6HINGTQN AND BALI.
MORE aRd wAsHIHGT0N AND TIE WEST,
ere Gov run - follows, viz:
FO8 BALTIM0BA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at Z, O. ana 40
A. = :, and l3:as, 400, l:20, $40, and 7:45
YOk ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at . and 8: 80 A. N
and 2 90 and . 10 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIs
Leave et A. n aud ago p, NJ. Ho train IA
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORD.
Leave as A. NJ, and 12:43, 2:J0, $40, srd
FOB wAf STATIONS.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
a. n :, $50, anG . :45 and p. n.
On Sunday at = so, . al and p n only. con-
pecttng at Relay Station with trains RON Balti.
more 70 wheeling, Pagkersburg, &c.
Through tickets 20 the West can b he'd at the
WashingJon Station Ticket Once at al hours Of
the day. Also, at the Company Once, 106
tickets AZ the avenue once can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and check ed at their
residence, taken 70 The depot and Dut In tho bag
9or New York. Philsdelyhfa, and Boston, -.
a<yertssmept OF Through Line"
L.WILsOS, Master Of TransDortation
l.. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 3. kOONTZ. General Agent.
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ARREST OF CUBAN FILIBUSrERS.
The 1ardinrr's Is'aMd Party Sure adrr To
the United States AuthorItieS-Nobsdy Y

Hurt.
NEw YORK, July 1.-THE force sent nv the
Government 10 Gardlners Island 10 break IN
Ryan's camp of Cdban nlibusters was eatirely
successful. Toe whole party sure lder,d
One hundred apt twenty -four men. including
SIX OF seven hcers surrendered aud were
brought 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard his
morning. A TTiOIHe CORES pondent was amo ag
the number, but WIS promptly ele .sed. No
force was nscs ssary, and no blood was shed.
Col. Ryan was not found.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

THE TRIAL OF Turner, the Georgia colored
postmas ar, charged with attempting TO pass
counterfeit currency, began in Macon yes'er-
day before United "a As )mmissi Jner w. e..
Morrill, The Government concluded its sti.
mony yes serday. 1t was testified that Turner,
in the early part OF this year, attempted TO pass
to bank in Macon \ hundred dollar bill,
which was rejected as counterfeit; also that
he confessed TO J. Clark s Uayze, editor of the
American Union, on the ith Of July, that he had
for fear he would be killed and the notes found
on his person, given eighteen SIG0 counterfeit
notes to Marvin Harris, to be returned to him
when they got home. 1t was proved that 800
in cOunterfeits on the First National Bank OF
Jersey City were found on the person OF his
woman In Atlanta. which were introduced, as
also letter from Turner TO the woman, found
at the same time.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

INTELLIGENCE has been received here OF he
confiscation of a large amount of property 10
Cuba belonging 10 the Spaniards who have re-
Gently espoused the cause OF the Cuban..
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~9ail Hamilton and Adelaide Phillips ar
visiting SneakAr Blaine M AuHusfa.

Visiting Speaker Blaine at Augusta.
ga Boston bar announces mo liquors sold
over this bar till after the November election -
o0MouDt whitney, in California, 5000 fee,
high. is said TO be the highest peak in the UNI
ted States.
n0One OF the sons OF the Viceroy Of ESypt
- about TO be entered a. Q student at Oxford
University. a--
~There has been 30 much swIndling in the
income tax returns in New Orleans, that new
assessment has been ordered. n.
~Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, fRey
Henry Ward Beecher'sl was entered by thieves
at an early hour on Tuesday morning, who
stole the communion plate, valud at Slls. II
consisted Of seventeen pieces,
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CHILD kILLED BY A RUNAWAY
HORS<r

PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-ln the lower part
OF the city yesterd y a rnrlI7 y hor-e daShed
on tue sidewalk. where Mrs. He. .aa a ld three
children were sit t'g on ther owi DOB - D.
The holse Ian over them, ling one ch. a.
The O, hers were b. lily hdrL.
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FRARFUL FALL.-Msior George Mcken A-e-
a civil engineer employed on the Ches are ~.
and ohio Railroad, was severely ifnot fatally
lhJured at the White sulphur Springs. on Tues
day night last. He had seated hi mself N tns
fourth story window 20 enjoy the cool air, and
falling asleep, had either walked or fallen ont
TO the ground below. HE situation is very
critical, many OF his bones being broken.-
.SfduntOn TiroiniQ1
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$500. 1900 .....-- -.... .Hs s,O,tm
Mr. feaoooy Will spend the rena a,auer of the
pr sent week al the reside ace of Mr. Russo n.
ms nephew, IN Salem. aud Sanday night De
Will leave for New York, en- route 10 tue While
sulphur Springs, IN NirgiDia. He " Al make 4
brlef stop Al New York, and also a. Pniia-
delphia and Baltimore. Although ne moves
around considerably, Is apparently with
grfatP1ort IL ~ eNt.aneIy fatieu uiue for him
10 converse, sud when visi ed by ms most
intln a'e friends the interviews are necessarily
very brief
Evening star., 1869-07-17

MIR. JNo. Il. DILLON, the Librarian at the
Interior Dep -rtment, has been appointed to
compile the Biennial Register which increases
his salary TO $500 per annum.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

THE NEW PERUVIAN MINISTER has taken
MIR. Berthemy's house in this city, form erly
occupied by Senator Hairs.
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Ntt'RDi X

NBw YORK, July THE body OF William
w. Lawrence, OF Hoboken, was found IN the
canal IN that city tbs morning, with several
slabs in his body, a. one ear gone IL Is un-
questionably A case OF murder. No Olue 10 the
p.rpetIatOl has bet 4 obtained
Evening star., 1869-07-17
baltimore Markets. To-day.

BALTIMORE J y,1.-Cotton quiet aud steady
Al 8 celts. flOar oull wa h-nt dem nd
Wbe-t steady. but not a We; Dew ed. - sat
>l.b0. Coin nTIh a. si.'u. Oats ansh .ncsa
Pork guie. At s3i. Bacon active aud al va a. az
RIB sides, ISL; clear do, T. ale; shoulders
lSe. Lard dull al lss. whisky-NOne here
NCLld br,ng abOu :, o.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

PRESIDENT GRANT aud party scrivsd a
Fortress Monroe yesterday, and after remain.
ing there a few hours start led for Long Branch
Evening star., 1869-07-17
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE rRESIDENrAr CAPE MAY

CAFE MAY, y. J., July I7.-General Gran;
and party arrived az the stel noos; Iindinx a
go this morning. They Will land sbou. 10
O'Clock, and remain uatlI Monday
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1Bopner, IL Is said, offer $50 GOO for the IA =.
nous trottine mare. .American Girl"
Velocipeding has come to be treated with
quiet contempt
~The fat rendering company OF New York
say they oonr make scent.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

~The dog constable OF Dodiey, M ASA chu-
sets, means business; his proclamation reads
as follows: BY virtue OF q warrant 20 me
directed, dog-days will commeuce July 10Th,
and all owners Of dogs not licensed, residents
OF Dudley, will DO well TO call at the town
clerks once forthwith, as there will be O
howiing In the dog family after thar date. ~
Evening star., 1869-07-17

REV. DIR. PINKNKY, Pastor of the Church
of the Ascension, let, this city To-day prepara
tory 10 sailing for Europe.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

DEDICATION OF THE PEABODY INSTITUTE
The Peabody Institute, established mainly by
the bounty and named in honor OF George Pea.
BODY, was dedicated on Wednesday in the town
Of Danvers, Massachusetts. The dedicatory
address was by the Rev. J. W. Fletcher. In
briefly responding, Mr.. Peabody said he would
now add forty I've thousand collars to bis orig.
inal bequest TO the Institute, making the total
oil his "a $4,000
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FIR -.

PHIrADRLrHUA, July I7.-Po-ter a Dicvey's
cotton mill was pIured by frs to-day. Loss,
5000 Also Solomaa's s dis, ulery, At tae corner
of Beach and Coates streets. Loss, 5000.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

SEIZURE OF ToBACCe.-The Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Second District OF Ala
bama has reported TO the Department the seizure
OF forty boxes OF tobacco for violation OF the
revenue laws.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

ACTING COMMISSIONERS OF INTERNAL REV
ENUR, j. II. DOUGLASS, has d. cidcd tn. ship
builders or Par ic- engaged in the building G.
vessels are liable to tax ON their sales IN excess
OF 81 $50 per quar;er under section OF the act
OF March Sd. I-6S
Evening star., 1869-07-17

PREsKNTMKNT AGAINST THE RED SrOCK-
INGs. - Cincinnati failing TO get q Crag-
Spiague sensation, the grand Jury there has
been investigating base ball, ana makes the fol-
lowing presentment yainst the Red Stocking
Ciub;-"Whiie we, az good citizens, congratp-
late our young men Red StockingsD on their
VICTORIOUS career over all the compeitors IN
the United States, We would at the same time
warn them, aud all others who % pIrticipate IN
all such exciting games, 10 do 50 with mofer-
aton, and that they oe careful not 70 yiolsue the
laws of God or man.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

APPOINTMENTS IN THE POST OFFICE DE.
PAETMsN1.-R gular Clerkships-D lad Let.
Ter Office-Mrs. Sophie Schimnelfenu'ng Ms
LYDIA Lindsey, Mrs. l.. A. Corbin, Mrs. f. II
DeNi,t Miss Mary Frances McDrmou, lch
at 500 per aunum and Mss NJ iry T. Gen
net a regular Folder, AT g. 20 per annum
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~There ere nearly a00.ooo Isaissns 10 the
United States. -

United States. -
gThe tiger is remarkably qaist - New
poit ;his year. -.
~Elizaben E6gerton committed snic,oe an
Burlington, lows, on the SSth uffimo, BY ta :
KING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS some and tshai- :
Ing the remainder OF m our cs-and then takins
~Belbe Boyd, nov Mrs. Hammoao. 4. tu
San Enncisco very tli. Her ex. husband
Wylde Hardinse. 10 also Q reeideat q vho "a ne
city. He = no. inclined 70 saasrsl win ne
- The artesian wen at the Insane A.v,um
at 81. Louis has reached depth Of A,uD fert.
and rs now TO b abandoned until more none y
can be nssed. The last tAousand ~ g.. &C.
per foot This might Be cs...sss.. sa svf.i -
Ihere Is Chinese murder trial ,n rsss.
A. lnUoSy, U.S N which The oash . sdmtnist.rsd -
N sSe Cssssal Witnesses By catnse on - sa.S =.
49, eslcken, w breaking q saacer snd bsr.,.S :
IN P1ce ol yellow paper. In q Ione laW-.ns,s -.
''n ior fowls 10 quffe IN issu. INC
An recent case tried In PottSv,l,. ID.
soIe men Who were indicted for \ co.sn,,
s.o a. eaiew wfui Combination, % cav.s : ..1tr,ssy
nom wnrs.e sse .oea nlnes. and 70 prevent otners
''e' IN tne sum OF $50 70 ksep ne pssce.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

SHANIIuL.-A writer At Long Branch writes
OF the bathing for ladies' "There is q rope
stretched from the shore and anchored oui
few reds. On this the l:dies hang themsslve
looking exceedingly like newly washed
clothes on windy Monday" Oh !0h!!
Evening star., 1869-07-17

WANT THEIR PAPERS BACK.-For several
days pest disappointed ofice seekers have been
making raid upon Secretary Boutwell, for
the return OF papers filed by them in support
of their claims for POSITIONS, they having given
up all hope Of appointment.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

A DIsTLLgR bas addressed letter to the
InternsI Revenue Dep y sment IN which he
dc .ires to know if he can have permission to
make vinegar rom grain by acetous Iermenta-
ton. The law on this subject provides that
distilleIs may mash, wort, or worm only in
buildings or premises lice Hsed for that purpose.
Otherwise the inf Ion OF the law will sub
ioct q penalty.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

A CURIOUS CAsE-POIsoNED By RAZOR
A barber named William Brews.er, doing
business at Chatham, Ontario, about six
weeks since, was called TO shave man
whose death was Occasioned by Il lung ever;
the instrument he US, was afterwards laid
by, 10 be used no more as razor. But, beng
one morning without 4 kuLe, and string y
sharpen his pencil, Brewster used the razor
for the purpose, aud during the opsr L. ion
cut slight ga i'm the lelt fore -fngar. In
an hour or two the finger commenced aching,
ard continued TO grow worse. until the
whole hand aud arm were fearfuIly swollen
and the flesh, in spots, assumed a mo,tlC ap
pta,aDcs. Having do ored for four weeks
without succe,s- among the skilled physi-
Clans At Cbathsm, Brewster came to this clty
to seek relief at the ST. Mary Hospital. He
had lost the eut're OF tIe arm, and il
had swollen 10 four times i's na1urai sze,
The flesh eTIttrg bad Cder - y .trCit Pee
I,y
Evening star., 1869-07-17
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUK.-Tbe receipts To-day
from this source were SI,d1},3e9.77.
Evening star., 1869-07-17

Mr.. BAssBTT the colored United Sta .:
Minister 10 Hayti, arrived a. Port au Prince or
the 1ith Of June, and IVES received in a par.
ticularly fiatteriDg manner. He is the guest o
MIR. Hollister, bis whi'e preds cessor, unit
President Salnaye returns, when he will presen
bis ca edentiaiS
Evening star., 1869-07-17

~The Bangor Whig saws thaa somebody
sent TO Boston from Bangor for Q spring locs
and nneen keys, for o reading room, and re-
ceived word back hat that tuere was such q
demand for tbe same article IN Boston that %
was out OF the question 70 try 20 DO anything
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