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DEATHs.:

In this city, at the residence Of his fathsr DR.. s.
Drake, on the 18th inst, Robsrt H. Drake aged Is
years.
His remains wsre talsn to xsnia, Ohio, for inter-
ment.
At Chester, OF consumption, on Thursday, juno
10, 1863, Edward Mccain, aged ~ years.
O'Clock A. NJ, Lewis Morris, for many years q resi-.
dent in the vicinity of this city in the 10th year of
his age.
At the residence of his father in law James Ire
land, in the vicinity of New Paris Ohio, on Friday
last OF consumption, jacob Jonas, sged about forty
years. rseT ess. s#s
In New Paris, Ohio, on Thursday morning last, Of
consumption, Col. Markham, aged shout As years.
He was a brave and gallant soldier and good man.
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N.F...N - fguaE I1ftfef0f
R& M.sW. R. R.-The President of
this rod returned from q trip to New
York the first of the week, and reports
: sattsfactory adjustment as to the use
Of the bridge across whitewater at this
point The r. 4 F. W. Railroad pays
$4,000 per year for theuse of the bridge
and when new bridge is built, in addi
ton to this sum per annum, pay half the
expense Of keeping up repairs to it
Cheap enough.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

g.Y CINcIssArI, june, 80, 1869.
or FLOUR-sales at 81 57e16.
WHEAT-Firm; at 81 20Gol %.
sCORN-Firm at 7Oto72 ~, 3 -e !.
OATS-Steady at 65to68c.
RYE Fairat 81 O5.
WHISKY--DuIl at 92l93c
PROV1SIONS-Quiet and mostly held firmly
MESS PORK-Generally held at $32.
BULK MEAfS-Sales at 13c for shoulders, and
16to lie for sides. 81
BACUN-Firm at 14017l-2s AMI Is
1870 for clear rib and clear sides.
LAkD-Dull at 1870.
BUTTER-Firm Sales of fresh at 25to30c
EGGS-Quiet at 16to17c.
INSEED OIL-Dull st 81 03to1 o..
LARD OIL-Ofered at 81 42to1 AZ.
PETROLEUM--Sale at 29toslc.
Cold at 157 buying. Asuoy market rather easis Z.
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The Indianapolis Sentinel says there
is little girl in that city who, at her
birth had father, mother, two grand.
fathers, one grandmother, two great.
grandmothers and a great great grand
mother. She also has, among her other
relations, a number Of grand rascals. a
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Oats six feet high were cut recently in Los Ange-
les county, and oats seven feet high noted as
among the tall thDg in the neghborhood of Sacra-
mento City. Myriads Of grasshoppers have appear.
ed on the line Of the Sacramento and Pacervie Rail-
road, and it is represented that they were SO thick
that the wheels of the locomotive passn 2 up and
down the road frequently slipped, making it neces.
sary to use sand.
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CURIOUS VEST A. Stringer was in Evans :
vile the other day, wearing vsst the front of which
were composed wholly OF rattlssnakes skins. The
skins of ratesnakes used in its manufacture
The snakes from which the skins were derived
part of the lot Of lO6 killed in one day in the month
of November, in Hopkins county, Kentucky, by Andy
Galbrath, account of which publis he'd at the
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. PRoF. Cox State Biologists engaged
in the survey of coal region of the State.
He has spent some time in Clay and
Green counties, and finds large deposits
of black coal os far south asW orthington
and extending also northward into Park
county,. .z -s fs-
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A VOLCANO AT SEA.-A recent dispatch from San
Francisco gave brief account of volcanic eruption
in the Pacific Ocean, which recently seen BY Capt
Nickerson; of the ship National Egale, on passage
from Hong Kong. The following is the captains re-
port of the occurrence: $50
On May 6, when seventeen days out, with moderate
north wind and fine weather, at 43O A. NJ, made
Smiths Island, one of the islands south of Jeddo
Gulf in latitude SO deg. 1S min, longitude $50 deg
SO min: east made the island and saw large col
umn of smoke rising out OF the wafer half point
north of NTH Island. On approaching found it to
be volcanic eruption and island just thrown up
by the volcanic action out of the WATER with piles Of
rocks fifty feet high and reefs extendng to til north
east and northwest for quarter of mile, and
break of muddy water surrounding. fasF -
The island bears north by half east fromSmith's
Island. We passed about midway between the two
islands, and when about midway between them could
hear terrible roaring noise and a column Of
smoke and stea about one thousand feet high To
all appearances the rocks must have been hot, for
when the surf rolled them they would send up vast
columns of steam. i could also the smoke and
steam rising from the eef the north and northwest
side, at least quarter of mile from the reef II il
had not been so near Smiths Island would have sent
boat and sounded round it /; but the position Of
Smiths Island on the chart is correct. Our position
at noon that day was latitude 81 % north longitude
40 IL east. = ~
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Distr;ct Of L.diona, AT indianapolis the 18th
day of June A. D.. 1859. s;erse1e,5fY -
The undersigned hereby give notice Of their ap.
pointment as, Assignees of Thomas A. Dugdale Of
Richmond, in the County OF Wayne, and the State
OF Indiana, within said District who has been ad :.
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition By the Dis
trct Court of said District.
w. A. BRADaHAw,
J. W. BRADsHAw,
15.3t. 59rs g Is - sssssfb IS Assigness.
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COMHTOCK'S RATION AL FOOD.
For Invalids, Iafants, and DyspePtics>

A Substitute for Breast MIX for Infants.
Containing alt the chemical elements. nutritious
food for Invaids md ptics easily dgesssd By
stomachs that can bear other food. -a-.
Prescribed BY Prof Wm a. Hammond, N p, late
and many other eminent physicians.
For Sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada.
For Circulars, References, Be-, apply 70 Robert 81.
Taber Agent, Successor 10 Geo Wells COnat0ck,)
l76 Fultop Street, New York.
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The Leipsic publishers sold So, 900 900 worth of
books last year.
Nearly $4,000 dead letters are disposed Of daily At
Washington
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Judge Wilson.

The members Of the Bar and officers
Of the Shelby Circuit Court, met at the
Court House in Shelbyville on the End
inst, for the purpose of giving an ex-
preston Of their feelings touching the
oretiracy from the Bench of said Court
Of Judge Jeremiah M. Wilson. es9
nf The resolutions are highly compli-
J nIentary to Judge Wilson, commencing
his eminent legal attachments, the dig
nifty withe which he discharged his Ju-
dioial duties. and his honesty of charac.
: ter. Strong regrets were expressed at
his retirement, but he was assured that
IN so doing he took with him the rich
legacy Of an honored name, and the
kindest regards and best wishes Of each
member of the meeting. s. V
Judge Wilson has great reason to feel
honored by the universal approval of the
members Of the Bar in his district
Without, SO far as our knowledge goes,
single exception in either political
party, he has their entire confidence and
respect.-IG reensburg Standard.
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, Avery remarkable thing has recently
: happened in Xenia, Ohio, from which
: We shallnot be surprised if great conse>
quences follow. 3 A druggist was tried
for selling iiquorion Sunday. He pro.
tested that he was innocent, and that, to
the best Of his belief, the prosecuting
witness had not even been in his shop
that evening when the offence was said
. to have been committed. An unbelieving
jury, however, found him guilty, and
the virtuous opothecary. as might be
imagined, was bothered to know how it
all happened. Truth came to light in q
most unexpected manner. The druggist
fell into q clairvoyant state, and the
scenes of the fatal Sunday were all res
produced in spiritual vision. Adm
and shadowy form seemed to enter the
shop, and finally burst forth clear and
well-defned picture, "and the voice of the
prosecuting sDitness, coming in, asked for
to6acco"' 81 went forward to wait upon
him. continues the prosecuted shop
keeper, s'and asked, How much?' .Fivs
ssnts' s0orsA,' he replied. He received the
tobacco, and left the store" This ought
to be conclusive. Here is direct testi-
mony from the unseen world, the sim
plicity and realism of which possess all
sublimity Of truth. If there is justice
in Ohio, the Xenia druggist will be re-
compensed by some sort Of public testi-
monial for his undeserved sufferings;
and, il evidence of . similar character
can be generally introduced into our
courts, we need hardly say that the
administration of justice will be immen-
fsely facilitated. Offices a 8dt
Partisan papers announce Ne arrival Of 81 Elihu
WasAburAe. -S~- - = st 800
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We have but one word more to say of the st
fight between McCoole and Allen, st. Louis, to
which we again refer because such encounters are
disgrace to the age in which live, and equally a
disgrace to the country of which proud. Peo-
pie who are innocent suppose that only the rid-raf
of society take interest in the ring and assist at
its exhibitions. But at the Allen fight, according
tie Cincinnati Commercial, there were present ma
ny business men and prominent citizens of st. Lou
is, Cincinnati and Chicago-newspaper man, moral
pork men, citizens of wealth and leisure, &C. It is
enough to say that every decent man who permits
himself to be present at of these prepense
tiles, not only loses something of his own decen cy
and contributes something to the indecency of Others
but also does something to postpone the day when
these barbarous spectacles will have become obs
lete.-IN. Y. Tribune as
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The American Spa Spring Co.'S
~ WOODBRIDGE CHALYDEATE
T RIO N w At e r !,

= 4 u K u 3
IL bottled fresh at the SPA FARA SPRINGS, stua.
ted WOODBRIDGE, State of New Jersey, one mile
from Perth Amboy.
The analysis Of leading Chemists shows that the
Springs of the Spa Farm are, account IF their
medicinal and inyiqorating properties fully eqrsl to
Ne n and ts.s ana
nearly double the quantity Of lion of the famous Tun-
bridge Wells in England.
The Woodbridge Iron Water has already received
the highest appreciation of the most eminent Physi-
clans Of this and other cities, b seen By Tes
timonials ct the Company's Odice a
FRED. j. EMMERICH, Pres't
q Maiden Lane
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What are the sources of our ordinations against
England They are twofold- moral and legal. The
American people complain that when fosnidable
rebellion was organized against their government the
ruling classes Of England showed eager-sympathy
with the rebels encouraged and supported them with
their Godspeed, and in every form and mode of
speech indicated their causes that they did this after
having for more than quarter of a century stinu-
lated the agitation upon the subject Of slavery which
brought the tremendous contest between the North
and the South and that them false to their profess
cd principles and only solicious for the disruption
OF friendly power, they rejoced at and applauded
the probable establishment of great slave holding
confederacy. This complaint of the American peo-
pie is undoubtedly we'll founded; it is the source of
much OF the ill feeling that exists in this country
against England; and should teach that it is vain
to rely the professed friendship of kindred peo-
pie in those great emergencies which, as they come
on all nations, likely, in the future in the past,
to come on us also.-[From 'Our Relations with Eng
land, in the July Number of Lippncott's Magazine.
~-~- d
A National Temperance Convention has been CALI
ed to assemble at Chicago, Illinois, on Wednesday,
Sept. L. The call, already extensively signed,
says: s1t eF
The moral, social and political evils of intemper-
ance. and the non-enforcement of the liquor laws,
so fearful and prominent. and the thereof
are so intrenched and protected by governmental
thorty and party interest, that the suppression Of
these evils calls upon the friends of temperance; and
the duties connected with home, religion and public
peace demand that old political ties and associations
shall be sundered, and distinct political party with
prohibition of the traffic in Intoxicating drinks as the
most prominent feature should be organized.
The distinctive political issues that have for years
past interested the American people are now COM
paratiyey unimportant or fully settled, and in this
aspect the time is suspicious for decided and prac.
teal effort to the dread power of the liquor
trade.
THE undersigned do therefore earnestly invite all
friends of temperance and the enforcement of law.
and favorable to distinct political action for the pro-
motion of the same, to meet in general conven-
ton in the City of Chicago, Oh Wednesday, the 1st
day of September, 1869, at II O'Clock A. NJ for the
purpose of organizing for distinct political action for
temperance. I'll 0lfl4E5 SF35zfa s.
'All churches, Sunday schools and temperance so
cetes, of all names, requested to send delegates
and all persons favorable to this invi-
ted to meet at the time and place above stated. o
III
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Parisian papers announce Ne arrival Of 81 Elihu
Woshbune. -S+- - s 800
Evening star., 1869-12-09
GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATH.-On last Sunday week Vim.
Mannikir, q wel-known carpenter, residing on
West street, was standing with Joseph Findiey
ana Henry Dean looking at the site of the pro-
posed bridge over Rock creek at West street
when Dean remarked to Findley that Mannikir
ami himself were going up the country cunning
anu SAID further, J0kingly, 'YOu better bid him
goodbye, as You will never see him again, for
intend to throw him into some OF the caves in the
mountains" Findley rebuked Dean for the re-
mark on the ground that such things some times
come true, and bade them goodbye, asking
Mannikir for fun to leave him a lock of his hair
Dean and Mannikir went on on their cunning
trip to the vicinity OF PO0lesville, and to-day
Mr.. j. +. Birch, undertaken, received a tele-
gram to meet tie dead body of Mannikir at the
depot. 1t appears that the deceased was rup-
tured some years ago, and a day or two ago,
Inlie resting from cunning. in the vicinity of
Poolesville, he assisted some friends i'm hog kill
ing, and while lifting some heavy weight in that
capacity, was again ruptured, and so severely
tnaI ne vomited nearly all the small intestines
few moments. His body was taken to Frederick
City and sent thence by rail to Washington.
deceased was about fOrty-fve years OF age, and
leaves wife and five children.
and Is ready to be turned over to the proper au-
tnoritles BY the contractors, Messrs. Meem &
Grimes. The building is two stories high with
deep basement, and is 81 by 50 feet. In the
basement are bath room, water closets, and a
coal cellar; OH the first floor, approached by the
main entrance, are q trial room, witness room,
anu leutenant's Office, while the upper floor is
devoted to apartments for the sergeants and
sleeping room for the men of the force, instead
OF being compelled to use the little cuddy hole
eriy allotted to them. The building is Of
very neat design, and will be furnished and Oc-
cuTied Immediately.
SEVENTH BUILDING GAssocrATIoN.-The thir-
ty-third monthly meeting OF this association was
held last evening at Lang's Hotel, and thirty
seven shares. representing ~ pa were retired at
an average cost OF S1l5.5J net To the share
hOidersS
Evening star., 1869-12-09

The Price Of Meat. Sc.

EDITOR SrAR:--If the hucksters OF this city
object TO the new regulations Of our municipal
authorities. which terd to the advantage OF the
consumer, let them remember that the Latter
have Tor years been restless under what has
seemed enormous profits on the part OF the meat
dealers. lt is 4 fact We'll known Shat Govern
ment supplies army officers with beef {. cSss
For several years during ard after the wsr,
when for the sest pieces OF beef the market uaen
asked from Is to 90 cents a pound, the Commits
sary OF The United States delivered it at from u
70 Is cents. have known porter-house steak
to be 20 cents a pound when the Commissary
charged but IL; and this difference existed for
months and years. IL i true that the Commis-
sary purchases IT AZ advantage by buying large
quantities at once; aIri probably the labor OF
killing and selling does nor come in 20 the price
al beet "a the army; brit after all such deduc-
tons 10 is easy TO see how the butchers have
grown rich. i am credibly informed that one
man opened a stall near the Northern Market
more than year since, and sold good beef for
IL cents per pound, and said he could make a
fair profit at that; but there was some munich
pal regulation by which he was prosecuted an,
hn'iered 10y the otlitr butchers. much To the re-
sret OF CONSUMERS.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
The Holiday Trade.

As c general rule. the most extensive and lib
eral buyers OF holiday goods do not put on their
purchases unsil the stocks have become low and
;he crowd 20 great that they are unable TO make
satisfactory selections. Indeed, as We happen
20 know, sonic Of-the most desirable customers
m that branch OF trade are already on the look
crt for soNreR:rs Of the coming season. Dealers
who propose 70 engage in it-and which of them
does nOt2-shOaId therefore announce their at
fractions wfthou; delay, if they wish to reap an
early harvest.
We need hardly add, what they already know,
that the advertising columns Of THE STAR, al
Ways reaeN of the business OF the city, are
consulted row more than ever by those desiring
bargains IN amy branch of trade.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
1910
1910
Fur~.
- p L CIAL TIcE,
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

viii seil from this day. til further notice y, "a
following enumerated Good, at the f.lovii 4 r; -
viz: t--''
New York Muslins - cents
Namsutta Muslin, - cents
AndrOscoggin shirting, n cents
The best make q Prints. ls cents
Splendid Neivetecns. 81 yso 90 sac
Good Black silks. y =, r. and 80 %.
u Extra quality Wool Blankets. -.
at the lowest factory prices.
French Merinos and Poplins. les than canI -
bought elsewhere.
Together vi ith many other DESIRABLE GOODS,
too numerous 60 mention, a; the same low raf'-.
LADIES DON MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
II! BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN.
nolc I'm n GfrTMkN
Evening star., 1869-12-09
The COUrfs.

THE SCHURENAN CASE.
CRIMINAL COURT, JH6ys fisher.-To-tlay the
evidence in the case OF James II. A. Schureman
indicted for passing counterfeit money was
closed, and the defendants counsel moved the
discharge OF the prisoner on the ground that the
note on which the charge is based had not been
admitted As evidence and a lengthy argument
took place on that motion.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

l. -. y. +. ANNIvECsAIY.-CHiO Lodge. No.
II, j. -. %. f.. held their anniversary last even
ing when the degree of Rebekah was conferred
on eight ladies. The widows and orphans OF the
iodge, Rebekah Degree Association Nc. I. and
number OF others were present. Addresses
were delivered by Past Grands Richard Eminons
and VIM. X. Newman. anu plentiful sIpply OF
refreshments was served.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

JHE CASE OF BAE ACT. THE CORPORATION.
Yesterday afternoon Justice David X. Smith
gave Judgment in the case Of Bar agt. the Cor
pOratiOn for plaintiff for the amount claimed,
S20.t5, and S14.95 interest from the date of the
Mayors approval, and costs. This case was
commenced before Justice Walter, and defend
ants fled an affidavit for its removal, when US
tice Walter ruled the case to Justice Smith. De-
fendant then fled plea that Smith was not
the next nearest magistrate to Justice Walter,
and Justice Smith decided that he had jurisdc-
ton and that Justice Chase being party to the
suit ian Alderman) and q witness in the case
could nOt try the case. The defendant appealed
but Justice Smith decided that the appeal
would not lie, and hence gave judgment yester-
day.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
ALEXANDRIA,

kELP.The wife of Charles Kelp, (tl,e man
aetecsed IN robbing the boot and shoe store of
Slr. DriscOll on Saturday night last and who
left this city the next morning,) on Monday dis
posed Of the furniture III her house and left.
GrAGER.-Mr. Edward III. Delahay has been
appointed guager in the United States internal
Evening star., 1869-12-09
llY THOMAS powLING. Auct,onecr.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAt Is.

TRCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAt ES-
TATE NEAR TESALLlTOWN, n a.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Frederick Jones
and wife % the undersigned Trustee bearing date
the 18th day Il February lS9 and duly recorded in
Liter III r.. No. g. falie 64. of the Land Records q
the County of Washington, ID. &. and az the written
request Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed will, on MONDAY, the 18th day of December
lSs at clock m, sell on the premises, near re-
nallytown, all that piece OF Land. being mart of a
tract called st Philip and Jacob and whi;shsSen."
beginning for the same at the southwest cor,.er Of
John Cephus' lot thence south ss east AZ n nerch-
es to public road: thence with said road south ~
west H. perches, south s, west II perhes tA,.nce
north SO west II 40 perches thence south 81 west
GA perches thence north &s west s5 ~ perches 70
road thence north 44< east 26 perches 10 tine be-
ginning, containing e lO acres
Terms Of Sale: One-thrd cash; balance six and
twelve months. Conveyancing and stamps sf oost of
purchaser, $5 must be deposited upon the fall of
the hammer: III the terms are not complied with
reserves the right 70 resell the property the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
ID. B. CARPENTER, Trustee
The property is near Conduit Road and abost one
mile northwest Of Droyers' Rest WV
nol2- ids IRen IHOS nnWIINc A..
Evening star., 1869-12-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuseuaents, 6c.

national TnEA-RE-Lucile Western in
last LyB3e.'
WALLS OrEsA HoUsE-G. L Fox's Panta-
mime Troupe in" HGmpty Dunpty and Hickory
Diekery Dock
DooLEy's HALL.-Fair fer the benefit OF ST.
Aark's Chapel.
DAILY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a. m.
AARKRITKR's ART GALLERY, is6 eth street.
UyeBue.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

coRIs, &c-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
o. we've years practical experience IN the
tablished at 42a Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets, Dec. 10th, 1861, successfuiiy
treats CorTs, Bunions, Chilblains, Club aud In.
without pain or inconvenience to the pstient'
Inc sh0e can be worn with ease immediatelv
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent PHYSICIANS, surgeons and thousands Of other
responsible persons who patrouize his extabiish.
ment. Hours from q m. to p. m. Owing to
press Of business at ofice. DIR. white e unable
tween and d. m