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agents not having received suflcient inStruc-
ton in their use, win be instructed free of
charge at their home, upon application by mail
satisfaction to all.
Address q. W. BRADFORD, Agent
Box III. Ravenna, Ohio
S. IL. GERRISH, Agent ut Kent 4G-tE.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNfNG.-On Satur-
day afternoon last, an old gentleman
by the name of Goodrich who carries
the mail from Freedom Station to the
Center, drove his horse and buggy
under the Meeting. House shed to OBJ
tain shelter from the approaching
storm. He had been but short time
there when the shed was struck by
lightning, killing the horse instantly
and rendering him insepsible for a
time, though his injuries were not of
a serious nature.
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U. S. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
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Highest Market rate for SEQ and 1910
Coupons, Gold. Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
WSlght Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-an sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
W. H. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President. -..-s
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No. Pine Shingles. $500 per thousand.s mo
Lath. 50 s5 per thousand at -
A. H. CLINE s. CO.
Ravenna, Sept ?, 1863, 5s-2w. r
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Evening star., 1869-07-19

REI1G1oJs.-l Yesterday morning the regular
McH'hiN thiidIeE meeting AZ the Ess. Wash :
Ineion NJ 4. Church was held in the Church
ga Wig .nia avenue, where there was a fuI.
attenCance, the eentIe slip being filled by the
Oh loren Of the Sabbath School, OF which Mr.
X h. Ferguson Is the Superintendent, and the
sides crowded 10y toe friends of the Church.
he exercise. were opened by the school sing
ihS Happy Voices" followed by prayer oy
The Ta>tO Rev. J. p. Wilson. who also read q
suitable seIsc ion OF the Scriptures. Thehymu
''l'su- - Here was sung. and the pastor
+CdI' ss' q The coDgre CATION OH "Child," upol
IN tie Golden City Were sung. pays- off.rsd
"Sd quite n hanGsome collection lifted Ar
Mck-nGTe Chapel yesterday morning, the pull
lI. . a acCep' .bly filled by Rev :. r. Hill.
hey. J. l. Rankin. of Ch+ rlestown. delIv-
.''d dtss curse III the Congregational Church,
10, h and q sweets. Yesterday
Al the Sh-strset Methodist Protes tant
ChIrCb- the psstor Rev. T.. J. Drinkhouse
y-s.eTday morning preached very appropri-
.aiety tafer the Sunday school anniversary of
Tuesday last) ON the duly of parents giving
iheir CHILDREN religious InsiI uctIon, and the
imIor anee of the SunVay School work
Religious services weie held IN the afternoon
az the Ftl by Mr.. w. g. FinDey. a .sist~I by
Colonel B. F Hawkes. and Mrs. Josephine
.ftiuS- number of tracts, fdrnishei bv the
tTir1ts' Society of Redmond, Indiana,
thTCJ Ch be kindness of Mrs EIiza Hodson and
MIS-. L. NJ l.. EIciSs. OF Indiana, were dIstri-
bufed.
OI The last Capitol steps a free discussion op
Tciig Gus sub &c : took place The meeting was
called 10 order by Mr.. George White, and Mr..
E3wId 4 Jmbs- OF Rassachusetfs was che 4
80 s.ary. The subject was s.ImmortaIity -
The discussion, which was quite animlted
WI be continued ON Sunday afternoon mex.
INe peoples Free Conference which as
sem blsd on the steps east Of the Capitol, was
In -gslv a, ended yesterday. These meetings
Pre held very sunday afternoon. each speaker
berg allowed ten minutes.
Evening star., 1869-07-19
DncPosALs FoR FRESH BEEF.
SURS-sTENcE OFFICE, u. .e.A.
,. SHARP SIEEEr, bsITTNoRE, MD.

sURSsTENcE OFFtCE, u. e.A
No. 81 >. SHARP STREET, BALTIMORE. No
Sealed Proposals. in duplioste, will be receiS.,
AZ this once until u m. on wRDN NBsDAY. Iuly
-, ls,a, tor furnishing 20 Recruiting Psrty aud
the Fresh Beef required by tn IN for elk months.
commencing August 1859. such Ices time ss ID
Comnisssry Gen eral Of Subsistence may dIre,f.
The Beef 10 be OF soOi marketable gu Atty, in
equal proportion Of fore aud hind Quartz meat
meek. shank, and kidney taliow 20 b. exclude1 D
j. The necks Of the csttl sisue htersd under this
agreement shall lie cut OF at the fourth yerterat
Joint, and the breast trimmed down Tn. shank.
81 lore quarters shall be cut OF from three 20 four
inches above the knee Joint. and of hind quar-
es IRON six to eight inches above the gambrel OF
4 Butchers having stall. In any OF the cry
their stalh on such Gays those market. are
open, specifying tho markets. the DAYS OF th.,
week, aud the hours Of euch days between which
me Beef can be there obtained IL is not eNpecief
tnst any one days order for Beef will cover ons,
whole o1Arfer OF the came. and most OF the or
viii probably lie for mall amour q at q time s,c.,
ofdefs 10 be nile1 10y Successive cuts from tb.,
Iueiters OF Beef 40 mentioned \ PARAGRAPH three
oi ,hs advertisement, or by Beet of equal quality
5. Bidders are requested TO he present 20 resron-
70 eif blds and be prepared to give bonds Tor tn,
fulhllBent OF their contract.
possls ior Frseh Beef, :" ana ADDRESSED r. The nm
sersigred who reserves the night 20 reject am or
all bids not TO the interest Of the United states
,,s' Condinons' reIuirements; gsynent., &c.
jys6t Brevet Brig Gen and q e.Us
Evening star., 1869-07-19

A DESERTED WIFE ATTEMPTS To COMMIT
SUICIDK.-Last evening woman who had ar
rived on the Lockport train was observed bv
Depot Master Kring to fall upon the floor OF
the Erie street depot, while perusIng paper
which she held in her hand. AssIstauce was
rendered by Mr. kring, policeman Humphrey
and others, and she was finally restored 10
consciousness, when, on being questioned.
she confessed that she had taken laudanum
10 poison herself, and would do so again.
The woman was conveyed TO police station
No. ]. where an emetic was adn nistered, and
after vomiting freely she was pronounced out
of danger. ana provided with quarters for the
night. The paper which she was reading
proved TO be n certificate of the mar, iase OF
Margaret Campbell (her name) and - Reilly,
dated March 3, lsG9. She is apparently TWEEN.
ty-three or twenty four years OF age and saws
that she lived about five miles fro Welland.
Cauada; that her husband ran away with
another woman and came to Buffalo as she
believes, and that she was in pdrsui. OF the
parties. She left the police station in apparent
good health this morning. avowing her deter
mination 10 discover her husband and his par
amour, and 10 take vengeance on the latter
BptIiJ Comm I,idl, 1ifh.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

CoRNs, &C-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist.
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 !. and 9th
streets, since lS6l, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, without
pain or inconvenience 10 the patient. The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers TO the many eminent physi-
clans, surgeons and thousands OF other respon-
sible persons who patronze his establishment
Hours from a. m. 10 p. IN. Owing to press
OF business at Office, Dr. White is unable TO
visit patients Al their residences except between
q and y. m.
Evening star., 1869-07-19
THE COURTS,

CIRCUIT COURT, Jadge Wylic.-To.day the
following business was transacted: SUIT against
krause; judgment by default set aside on
motion of Mr.. JACOBSON. Libbey against Ba-
ker; Judgment by default. Mccarthy against
Looney. Lyon against Winkfeld: Judgment
confessed. McCord Il Go against Colem m
Il CO.; motion TO strike out Judgment by de-
tault oyerruled. Cissel and Surgis against
Payne; Judgment for plaintiff. Adjourned
without day.
EQUITY Cor RT, Jo6ge OiH.-To-day, Daley
agt. Daley ct al; decree dismissiDg bill.
Evening star., 1869-07-19
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrsetewu.

TRIP TO NORFOLK = Nessrs. Joseph SimmS
Wm. L. Ms-se. J. Henry Wilson. aud o.hsI
promipeIt CITIZENS Of our Town. left here on IN,
". W. Colt this morning for a trap 70 Norfolk
and vicinity.
TBK STEAMER JOIN GIBSON, o; the New
lolk steamship line, having resumed her reg.
uia- trips, ;he steamer T.. q KuICh' Will soon
be hauled of aud sent 20 Chester, Pa, 20 be pm;
In thorough repair.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entsred- - Steamer New
York, JoneS, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

A MARRIED DISTINCTION has been made oy
the medical profession between Hofs Malt
Extract and the innumeraole so-called reme-
dies and health preserving preparations OF the
day. While they uphold and endorse the for
mer, they carefully abstain from noticing the
latter, knowing them 10 be unmitigated hum
huys
Evening star., 1869-07-19

A DISCLOSURE TO THE ELaDI8s.-Asy You sur
vey IN your mirrors the white rows OF teeth
which owe their purity and luster 10 Sozodout,
perhaps you feel curious 10 know the ingredi-
ents OF this wonderful vegetable preservative.
Well, the principal one is the Bark OF the Soap
Tree, brought from the recesses of the Arau-
Canian mountains i'm Chilli, 10 add one more
charm 10 your personal appearance.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

CHEAPER THAN THR CHEAPEST. White
Shirts, - cents, 81, II p, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents up wards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for 25 cents. Hand
kerchIefs, already hemmed, : for IS cents. The
pest Faper Cuffs, cents per pair, or So cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth.lined
button-hole, 10 cents box: and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc i Goldman's,
Marble Hall, No. 458 7th street, opposite Patent
Office. 16J.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

NOVEL RAILROAD ADVENTURE
Springfield Republican of July 18th says -
Tne difficult feat of running railway train
without a locomotive has been accomplis shed
ny conductor on road not a thousand
miles from" Springfield On arriving at a
station on his route one evening, his engine
became disabled and the nearest locomo.
tive was kept two depots ahead. Unhl,ch-
ing his lame horse. and telegraphing to have
the locomotive IN readiness on his arri.
val. our conductor shouted 'All aboard
ordered ''of breaks" and the heavily
loaded cars went on down the grade like mad,
WITHOUT the hinnrancs OF the reverse steam
process, and with no bell or whistle to warn
people from the crossings. BY superhuman
efforts of the brakemen the train was stopped
at The first station. Then it was let loose on its
travels through The deep cuts and dense dark
ness, over half dozen bridges and around the
sharpest curves, making the desired depot a
few minutes ahead of time, where the hero of
the adventure stepped out, and cheerily Or
dered the engineer 10 hitch on his n. achine.
~ A lady a. the Woman's Rights Conyen.
tion At Saratoga on Wednesday said that .(i cd
never put a tongue in a woman s mouth and its
guidance in the hand Of mau." True enou Oh
That is just what's the matter.
Evening star., 1869-07-19
HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH

None bat those deprived of tht. BLESSING know,
Of its lose. The pimpIed. tlOtched apc tette-.
covered person looks upcS clear, smooth .kip
with jealousy, and fBwariy desires the sane
Those whose system. are ff'ed With the virus Z
ethoF LA and other cutsneous Diseases. csu =
disease ts sure % follow
All have timely warning in those Blotehes PIN
plee letters, Sores. Rolls CorDer-colOred Hstch-.
Scales, &C Avert the caisnity BY puufJias tho
system with the so
sAMARlTASs ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before Scrofula takes . firm told
How many hsve the virus II syphilis In the ~,
TEN. and In that condition atemplste marriage,
knowing little of its baneful influence on tie cps-
stitution To such wessy STOP. First cleanse
yourself OF these impurities, OF that scrofulprs
fection, (which in many IL hereditary ia tn.
constitut n,D before you bring misery On yourselT
and ofsprtnG Price Sl Is per hottie
Evening star., 1869-07-19

GENTLENRN's ROBES De CHANHRv.
Suitable for warm weather; price =.
Gentlemen's Night Shirts.
Gentlemen's Travelling SHIRTS,
Gentlemen's Linen Busters,
Geptlemen's Silk Night Caps,
6entemen's Linen Undershirts.
Gentlemen's Linen Half Hose.
Gentlemen's Summer Gloves,
Gentlemen's Silk Umbrellas.
l6,l9,2l GRO. e.. HRNNING, No. 5l1 7th 81.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

DEowNID IN Rock CRKEK Yesterday after.
noon. about o'clock. n young Italian. about %
years old, whose rame We learn was John
Capalla, was drowned while bathing in Rock
Creek, and that too IN presence of his eompan.
Icns, who were unable, OF afraid to render as
sIstance. Mr.. DelZlne Marsau, an operator of
the wes:ern Union Telegraph Company, who
was passipg. saw the BOY sinking for the third
time, and sprang IN 10 save him. but did not
succeed. The bCdy was subsequently recov-
cred and removed 20 the late residence OF
deceased al the western terminus OF X street
he was drowned al Big Rock, where drowning
cases occur every summer; the water being
very deep
Evening star., 1869-07-19
CITY ITEMS.
ALAsKA DIAMONDS

set in gold. and Oroide Sets, Studs, Rings,
Gents Pins, Silver-plsted Ware aud Fancy
Goods, received this morning az Prigg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. iSG PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. between and 6.h streets.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

PROFESSOR WILCOX STICKS To THRCApsE.-
Al woman's suffrage meeting IN New York
last Week, Prof. Wilcox late of the Statisticsi
Bureau OF the Treasury department. said
"Mistress President, though i have not the
nonor 10 be lady, allow me 10 explain. 1
don want women to vote. but I don't want
them not % vote l want you all, ladies, to e
lrs IN tins matter. / do not feel that am the
e:u<eL OF free country while you are not as
Iiee rs am TO vote or refrain. The point of
ihA SdUals rights movement is the li5eriy
which the baiict ENSURES, the denial Of which
causes the evils against which our movement
is aimed. do think the Government is sink.
ing TO a despOtism. THIS result IS aided by the
ignorance OF women. They are accustomed to
despOtism a. home
Evening star., 1869-07-19

THE OBJECT of the Polar expedition whi ch
LETT Bremerpaven ON the 18th nit. j. two fold;
II Is. firstly, to ende2yor TO approach the North
Pole AS closely as possible, and thus 10 settle
anumber of questions WHICH have long been
matters OF dispute among men of science, as,
for example, the existence of an open ocean to
the north o. the Arctic ice girdle, and secondly,
10 explore Eas Greenland with the adjacent
counr.es and seas. 1t is 10 enGeavor 10
reach the coast at ~. degrees north lati-
tude, and l. this be impoeSIbl 10 attain
between 80 degrees and ~ degrees north lat
itude, and then SAIL nor hwards along the
coast. The expedition will winter IN the lcs
and = Is hoped return 10 Bremen before the st
~ November, $50. Lieuten1nt Payer intends
10 make excursions iIto The interior, which
even Whymper, the celebrated Alpine traveller
who aSCended the MatterhCrn, could only
penetrate for about half a German mile. The
SIX scientific men who accompany the expedi-
ti1n have each a sep irate b.ar "a If study, anu
plans as to the observations u be made by them
nave been drawn up BY competent authorizes.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

TIE POroyAc FRoEr-Af,er a Storm ,hara
generally prevails calEa, and s.les sor with
the frOnt' To-day. The steamer Arrow
Staekpole Ia command, mad her usual Tin TO
Mount vernon this morning. although, on a.
count OF the iIclemency OF the weather, she did
not carry down her usual complement OF pas
@rs From Alexandria lively party, un.
1sT Ia sss,,ce, O.. the Young CItholAc Friends
Soc1e,y. rnsde an .sstars,.S 10 Giymont aayT NJ
On the Potomac Ferry s'csm siaS ,ss ol
steamer wawaset p running to-day between
the two eile-. The steamer Columbia,
Harper. arrived At Riley's wharf last night
dIZe. ssd al Sheriff's coal and wood wharf TIVE
yessels-One loaded with coal and another with
wOCd-haye also arri we'd.
Evening star., 1869-07-19
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY,

Sealed P5sposs. ior farni.hins the ioio%ns asti
$50, sill he received at this Department until the
Ssth SSh day Of July. ls59. at Il O'Clock NJ
No No 8 ss:: si::: sssosper. ssoss
f~siSs gross S's-inch Inkstands, No. sO3, elss.
Three gross inch Inkstands, No. as, glass stop.
Two hundred thousand White EpyeIopes. s-.xy-.
Two hundred tGoussnd White Envelopes. s,.,i' q
One hundred thousand White Envelopes, Io',xts.;
RAM B5ss%Hples ies Ie9nired s
The bid will be considered and accepted or re.
,Contract. must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 50
The articles contracted for must be furnished
pursuant to order. from the d. partment The en.
re Quantities, will however, be called for during
Each proposal must be signed by the Individual
or hrm making 1t, and be Accompanied b. q bond
eollsrs. lsOO0J approved by . United States Dis
trict Attorney. on Q form t. be furnishe by the
with good and SoSa. Ga
nlshIne such portion OF the articles as may 10
All deiysIis. vim be subject to inspection BY an
sspsrt Setsiled for the purpose BY the Secretary
article will DO deemed sufcient cause to annul the
Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury
DepsItm Washington.
=. The fail are to comply with any one order under
the contract will operate the forfeiture of the
Treasury may direct the purchase. in open mar
ket, OF such quantities Of any articles as shall be
necessary to supply the deficiency caused by snch
sI is.,sTS a. ana charge to the cSntFaetoLs ty
eaIy to pay fer such articles.
Proposals unaocompAnied by 81 tisfactory bond
vii. net be eonsiaersd, and contracts viii be
~ 'A' 'A' GEORGE g. BOUTWELL,,
!e2s-eolm Secretary of the Treasury.
pROPOsALs FOR T0RAaE.
HEADQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE CHIEF FoUAKTERMAsTER.
se.,sa pro,Iki IkiCnMoNp, VA, JAY 6. lsi9
at once @n u mr. os fRisAY si d Asssss
1859, for the delivery Of Forage to the Quarter
mater mater Department, at the following named
be required until December 81 1859:
Al AZ Fort Monroe, Va. $500 bushels Oats and 60
AZ Bicbmcnd, Va. in ,to,sbouse NJ Rocrs,.
S 600 bushels of Oats and 20 tons Of Hay. AZ such
signed; GO bu.hel. Of oats and 90 tons q Hay.
Nay may bs required for the service CT cf that hat
Post-estimated at 2oo bushels Of Oats and tons Of
nay e Usts snd Hs} to be Of the best quality The
The right to reject any or all bids reserved sad
yertisemeni. from this efhcs will be rec uired to
'Proposais may be made for any one or oil Of the
above Pogts and bidders must state separately the
rates At Which they vii! supply Oats and Hay at
The enysiopss. containing p.oIos.ls 10 be en-.
dor,ed =. ProlCssis for Forage" and forwarded By
By o!dsr Of de General Commando ng I!r.t Mill
Brsyet Colonel. ouartsrmsstsr d: 8. Army,
Ohief ouartsrmaster Let Military District.
Evening star., 1869-07-19
LOCAL n E w s.

Amusemenis. PiC-Nics, Excursions. &c.
GRErN STRISCs.-Second grand picnic of
thr Geo. e. own Friendship Association
EN,URsIoNs 10 NoInt Vernon O / the AN .
eT AIiOT eyey Tuesday and ThuI-dav after
noon.
Potomac HALL.-Glass blowing by Mr.. l..
BskST.
CANTEEBCRY HkLL.-Hicks and Height ;
MInstIels.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

MUST WIN-.No Use D.nytnq the Fdctr-
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle OF selling Tea that must
nm, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6l7 s.HoNG- 536 eth street
Evening star., 1869-07-19

~The Judge in Cincinnati court allowed
Two lawyers 10 fight IN the courtroom durin .
trial, IS he said when man called another :
liar he deserved TO have his mouth slapped.
- a negro woman was killed by ligtnins
near Indian Springs, ia. the other day Her
oaughter was set on IRE and burned 10 death
by the same flash.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

THIS Is To NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo b.
Wilson 4 90. can sell Shoes, Boots, a c.. as cheap
as any person who advertises IN the Star. ia
Evening star., 1869-07-19

TIE ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-Mr. Lewis
Clephane, the Receiver OF the Alexandra,
Washington and Georgetown Railroad. re-
Gently appointed by the court, is actively en-
gagged in his duties, and the court having m ads
an order giving him power 10 purchase
two engines and additional cars, and
20 repair the bridge, he is Just now
making arrangements for placing the bridge
snd road in first rate order. This morning
three of the passenger cars were brought over
the bridge from Alexandra to the depot TO be
repaired. The heavy timber tor the bridge has
been ordered, and it Is expected that in thirty
days the cars will be running regularly.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

OAK HALL CLOTHING HousE.-Gents', Boys
and ChIldrens' Clothing and Furnis b ia 9
Goods, 100 Seventh street, opposi,s Post Of
flee. ~
Evening star., 1869-07-19
f1ARyIY d HOLBIN,
MANUFAcfuPERs OF
ZOE CREAM, WATER ICES, CHARLOTTE.
JILLIES, &C.,

We most respectfully announce to our numerous
petrons and tho public, that, In connection with
oar extensive 3estaurAut and Dining Rooms for
Ladies and Gentlemen, No have made the most
extensive preparation for manufacturing
ICE OREAH, WATER ICD6,
FROZEN OUSTARD, CHARLOTTE DE- RUSSE.
FROZEN PUNCHES, JELLIIS, &C.,
q s the finest qualities and flavor. wholesale and
our .elscticn q Dream. have been made from
the principal dairies OF Orange county, N. T.,
Hennsylvlnia. DelAWa are, and Virginia.
Flattering ourselyes with the belief that We can
give entire satisfaction, from our exDertence and
familiarity with the business, We NEST reeDect-
fully solicit beral share Of patronage, snd win
guarantee to Dlease ali who may favor NJ.
liberal deduction viii be made 70 Festivals and
Fairs. Particular attention paid TO furnishilg
= Familie0 By any quantity they may desire, deliv-
cred to al parts of the city daily.
We will serve In our Saloons fW1NTY DIP.
'YBBENT FLAVOR0 OF CRBA4S, IOu0, CHAR.
LOTTE0, JELLIE0, PUUCH10, 10. le7-n
DETER TOTANB,
i Turner, sld Dealer In
IY
Ana Manufacturer Of
BILLIARD BALLS AND CUES,
Andimportsr OF
8lLLlARD CLOTH, CUB0. LDTfHR CHALK
And BILLIARD M1pCHAuDISE in general.
nyteSm g Fulton street, EeW Yor
Evening star., 1869-07-19

SUIT AGAINST THE CoRPoRArrex-Nr.
Amos Hunt has, through his COUNSEL, X X.
washington for the negligent construction of
sewer In the alley in square .es-A strest
north. between lst and I'd east-wherebv he
alleges, his property is damaged, and he claims
$500 damages.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

DRowNHD.-Ciement Hill, Jr., q son of Mr.
IN the Patuxent river, Nd, on Saturday iast
while bathing. He was y young man, about
twenty -one years of age, and much esteemed
by all who knew him.