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GEN. BUTLER on CAPITAL AND LABOR,
AND GEN. HAwLEY on GEN. BUTLER. - In a
speech at Springfield, Mass, last night Gen.
Butler claimed thatthe republican party, having
accomplished its work for the emancipation of
the slaves, should go forward to adjust, settle
and define the exact relation of labor and CAPT.
tai, and protect the ill-pald or OverwOrked la
borer from the eXactiOns of avarice as well as
from its own greed and the greed OF the en-
indefensible, and beneath the dignity of Ameri-
can workmen. The ballot is in their hands;
they can enact their own laws and choose their
own rulers; they can compel the State to do its
duty in their behalf and give to labor its rights
and restrain capital within the bounds of its
privileges. Mr.. Butler also spoke at length of
State finances, and in the course of his remarks
took occasion to allude to the editor OF the
Springfield Republican, as his vindctive and
mendacious opponent for the Office of Chief Ex-
ecutive of the commonwealth, and asserted that
the field for the Union, that generous gentleman
remained at home villifying better men than
himself. General Butler attributed the oppo-
sltion OF the Springfield Republican and Boston
Journal TO personal motives, and said the Hart
ford C0Hrdnt fought him because he displaced
General Hawley from his command in the army.
A despatch from Gen. Hawley, which the
chairman Of the meeting would not allow to BE
read, was as follows: .'If Butler said was dis
missed or removed from my command, or was
ever rebuked for my conduct as an officer, beg
the charge is an infamous falsehoOd, and the
man who utters it liar and a BLACKBOARD.
The last written communication from Gen. But
Ter concerning my conduct was a copy sent me
OF his recommendation for promotion"
j. II. HAWLEY,
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ALE x A NDRIA.

| THE RAILROAD INJUNCTION CAsR-In the
case OF n iedley W. the Washington and Alex
| andria turnpike Company ct al, motion was
made yesterday before Judge X. III. CockerilIe
III chambers, at Fairfax Court House. to dis
solve the injunction heretofore granted restrain
ing lhe railroad Company from prosecuting
the work on the Alexandria and Washington
turnpike. T. L. Smith and +. l.. Smith, ir,
appeared in support OF the motion, and Col,
u: W: Brent and III. w. Thomas opposed it,
The Judge continued the motion until Tuesday
next, the 18th inst, when it will be heard in
this city.
KEvOLTING.-A black man and a white wo-
man he Is living with as his wife, were arrested
by officer johnson to-day, in an alley in the
western part of the city, and brought to the
station house, both in beastly state of intoxica-
tion-the woman frightful looking object, her
head having been dreadfully cut and mashed
with a brick-bat by the man.
STURGEoN.-lt was mentioned in the Gazette
day or two ago that another run OF sturgeon
had commenced. Since then the catch of these
fish has been as large at any time during the
summer, the market being plentifully supplied
with them and large numbers being sent to
Washington.
SHoRS OF HER FIyERy.-.Just as the train
was starting for Leesburg yesterday evening,
officer Smith entered the ladies' car and Open-
ing the door of the closet, pulled out a colOred
woman concealed therein who was dressed up
in finery including black alpaca dress with a
double skirt, borrowed from friend III WASH
ingtOn, and was making OFF with it. AS she
agreed to doff her plumber at once she was not
prosecuted
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-Mr. Mcclure, OF the firm of Mcclure
and Studs, contractors on the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroad, says that the earth
work and bridges on the sections they are build
ing, extending from here to point seven miles
below, will be completed III about two weeks,
and that great deal of the work of the other
contractor on the road, Mr.. McFadden, is also
nearly finished, and will soon be ready for the
rails. Material trains are running on the road
between here and Watkins mill.-Ga=ette last
ereRing.
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road COMPANY 70 locate and grade their said road
as to prepare Tor ts suPers'ruciprei no", there
fore,
act shall be submitted q the peoT!e Al the next syn
eral election. and shall receive majority 81 TIE
votes cast for members q the legislative tnoiy
such election kad fsf ftsasT, Tlst TINS act
shall receive the approval and sanction 4 IN O. m
ana he Is hereby su, rise,i 81 snhs-ri', IN ths
u the District II Columbia O. the capital stock
an amount nos EXCEEDING siN huuirci th'u-ani liz
lars; PrOrtd.a, That before such sulscrirti shal
he BaSr q PSSs s. that zach saberT5S
viii be adequate ioT the nHrrose q completing the
shall se given to said BSara ~, ne srSoS "a nh
that said work will be completed within the time
necessary 90 avail q said guarantee Of the Pcnnsrl
'UTihsr. That said rosd shsiI be constructed fro1
some point ON the Potornac river AZ Gesrretoyyn
works '''o
sEc. 2. -And bsu 6trlAsr snaa,4. That in order %
GOyernor ri !. SsrSy go 70 .ud a. Tet ne
tered or coupon bonds 4 the District 4 C'lumbs,
face, shall be signed b. the Gov ernor ana Scret.rv
Of the District aud shall be r.tsenAhle twenty years
sum o. six hundred thous ana Mars. AMI 70 se ssf
mont and Potomac Railroad COMPANY. al snch times
eress Of the %orR aierassis P,g,.a y T Shs ps
bonds shall not be s,ld AZ lower rate than ninety
SEC. ;. Asf bs "a JTthe esar,,d, That in order q,
meet the interest % accrue on sid b1uds, there
shall be levied annually tax 4 siN pr cent 0r
such lower rate a. may suff'ce, on every hundred
dollars q the assessed value q real ami p,rslnai
estate in said District the proceeds of Witch Tax
shall ccnsiiut special fund pledged for the pay
ment Of said interest.
SIC. 4. And D. % JrrfhsT ssac,sd. That tho Cow
ernur hereby requested 20 cause this at a. D. daily
published before the next general election. a. re
CURED 10y the four;centh sstion & the charter 4
the District q Columbia. tact q Congress ct Fab-
ruary twenty one, eighteen hundred aud -, enfy-
one') and by suitable proclamation % submit thu
same g the Pc pie. and prescI he the form iu which
IL shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. HULSF.
Speaker q tue House # nalarsf.s
WILLIAM SrICkNEN.
President Of thc Council.
Approved. August 70. ISL
II. n. COOKE. Governor. ann I'm
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Condensed Locals.

The drilling of Columbia Commanderv No .
knights 1emplar, in front of the City Hail, last
night, was very creditable.
General BallOch, chief of the bureau of streets
yesterday moved into his new quarters Nor
rison's building, ~ street.
Hisstated that an eminent physician ismakinp
arrangements to establish Turkish baths in this
city.
The excursion to Glymont by the Lodges and
Encampments OF the /. %. y. F., for the benefit
Of the choir, ON Monday next, promises to be
largely attended.
A large quarterly meeting of the Colored
Young Mems Christian Association was held at
ZION Wesley Church, ID street, between 2d and
Sd street, Island, last evening
Yesterday afternoon Joe Williams, a cOlored
man. living in an alley between AZ and 9th
streets southwest, was found dead. He had been
drinking to excess lately, and his death is sup
posed 70 have resulted from intOxicatiOn.
The cars on the 18th street railway ran no far
ther south than Il street yesterday, owing TO the
insecurity of the track. The street is being
graded, and deep bitches are being dug on either
side of the railroad.
James Cole, cOlored man, was accidentally
shot in the right arm, while hunting Just across
the Long Bridge, yesterday. He was taken To
Providence Hospital, where his arm was ampu-
tated between the wrist and the elbow.
Company Il, Washington Light Infantry, has
elected y. Tyler Powell captain; q. A. Ball, bre-
vet I'd lieutenant; j. j. HOllister, 2d sergeant; j
l. Nicholson, 1st corporal, and X. w. Moore, Sd
corporal of the company.
nder the direction of the Board of Public
Works, assistant engineer Carpenter is superin-
Boundary to BrightwoOd, and he has now about
one hundred and fifty men at work on that por-
ton between Rock Creek Church road and
BrightwoOd.
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A HIGHwAYNAN CAPTURED BY BRAVE
YOUNG GIRL AT THE PERIL OF HER LIFE-At
lis a. m. yesterday morning Mr.. Horace Barnes.
an elderly gentleman, stopping at the Ashland
House, at oath street and ith avenue, accompa-
MED by Miss Harrington, young lady living in
the same house, were returning from q sociable
in Harlem, and had just stepped from a Sd ave-
nue. car at sd street and Sd avenue, when three
men pushed suddenly against them. The lady
exclaimed, "LOOk out for your watch, Mr.
Barnes.o But the thieves had already secured
IL. The men fled, closely pursued by Mr.. Barnes
and his companion. At22d street Miss Harrng-
ton colared one of the thieves, when he fired
three shots from a revolver at her, missing each
time. A policeman then arrested him. The
watch was not recovered. Barnes charged the
prisoner, George Summers, with highway rob
berry, and the lady charges felonious assault with
intent to kill. Bail refused.-N. Y. Star, 2ItA.
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IMPAIRMENT OF.THE INTERIOR,
~ PENSION OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 8, 1871.
Sealed roposals will be received at this office
until the LIST Of September proximo, for eight hun
dred thousand 00o) Autographed Checks for the
use Of the various Pension Agencies fifty mine in
n,umberl for the year 1872 Samples can be seen at
Each bid must be accompanied by a written guar
antee, signed By the bidder, with two compeent
that the bidder is engaged in the business
and has the requisite facilities for the
performance OF the contract for which the bid is
made in q satisfactory manner.
The proposal and guarantee should be superscr'bed
with the place OF residence Of the sgners and the
that may be offered Is reserved.
J. II. BAKER,
au4=eOtSepl Commissioner of Pensions
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
W THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August 10. lSl. FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
An ACT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District of Columbia.
District OF ColEtIbi0. Thai the General eiecfions
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday of
November Of each year
SEC 2. And Be 81 fuTfhsr enacted, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
this act IL Is hereby declared be in force from and
after lite approval by the Governor.
CHARLES L. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President of the Council.
Approved, August 70, ISl.
ii. ID. COOKE, Governor. 81 SIN
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Darden. the Prisoner.

He Is MORE RATIONAL TO-DAY.
Cheerful Tiers If jail life byIis FSUo1o Prisoner
James.
Dennis Darden, in Jail on the charge of killing
John Mccarthy, and whose violent behavior in
prison was noticed in THE STAR of yesterday
did not rest well last night, and yet he is much
calmer to-day, and talks more nationally; in
deed he has 20 much improved that he has been
allowed the use of the corridor, and during the
morning seemed to enjoy this privilege. Rev
Mr.. McPheeteTs again visited him Yesterday af-
ternoOn, and this morning Rev. Il. Pevton
Brown spent an hour OF more with him. each of
the m cOnversing with him on religious matters,
in which he seems greatly interested, as when
not engaged in conversation with the ministers
or IN taking exercise in the corridor, he studies
his bible.
There are other theories as to the cause of his
late paroNyisms besides that ascribed Yesterday
insanity resulting from the bruises. They are
insanity induced by the sudden stOppage of drink
and remOrse of conscience on rejecting on his
past life The discolOratiOns on his face are rap
idly disappearing, and if the humping is not re-
Peated he will soon look as he did before the
fatal affair.
James is the exact opposite in his behavior
of Darden, and seems 10 takes things as lightly
as i possible, and yesterday, in the corridor
with Bolster and others, engaged himself in play
ing ''oircus," remarking that it was 10 use
growing while the Jail could be made, as they
were making il, a ''second Saratoga"
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Atwhoesale and retail by the following frst-cIass
Druggists: ssptt Co, 4so Pa. ay.; 4; Mayor,
s. L. Lewis, 14Oi 18th ST.; Ward 4 Walsh, cor. Pa.
AZ and ls.h St; J. P; M1burn q Co, 5SI 18Th 81;
y. u. Z. Simms, cor. n. Y. and l4th St: Nairn 4
Bro, cor. Pa av. and 9Th st. ID. Jay Taulman cOF-
ner 9th and streets; r. B. Ferguson, I0I Pa av.,
Ridgeiy's Pharmacy, 1897 Pa, ave, Wash,
Thomas A; Richie, . High ST.; T. L. Cropiey 4
Co, 1e6 Bridge St, GEORGETOWN; also, retail by
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
9th and 81 streets. See testimonials szd direc-
tons. au3 n
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The BUFFRNBRRGER CAsR.-In this case
ing been concluded, Mr.. Harrison, for the de-
fence, moved that the defendants be discharged.
The motion was agreed to by the Counsel, and
the court adjovrned till to-day.
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Chief Justice Chase is buying up Rhode
Island; He has already purchased five acres,
and is keeping sharp eye on the other fifteen
Louisville Journal.
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STONE STONE
SENECA QUARRIES.
THE MARYLAND FREEsTONE NJ. & M. COM
PANY


PAN1
Have on hand and Saw to order PlatforuN Stems
Window Caps and Stills, Door Stills, Ashl-. Water
Tables Coping, Flagging, Trap Stuff, Curl tag; also
Rough Blocks of all dimensions. Good 80 ond stone
for Bridges, Railroad work, wharves, and Al heavy
Masonry Work. Bubble suitable for Gel n NV alls
Range Bubble work, Churches, Warehouses and
other heavy buildings, wells, and all jobs where
strength and DURABILITY are required.
Office and yard corner Il and 18th streets N W.
mT nv .f6m @ W. HAYDEN, Secretary
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, extracts Corns,
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails &c,
without pain Rooms No. 5S5 18th street, oppo-
site Treasury, Washington, and 7, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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THE GRADE OF MARYLAND AVENUE
Workmen are now raising the grade OF Maryland
avenue, from l2th street TO the Long Bridge. A
was authorized by Congress at its last session.
upon condition that there should be indemnity
Tor all damage done property thereby. The
Work now IN progress Is not, however, under
that act, but under the regular ordinances OF the
old city, according to the plans in the surveyors
once IL Is sand that owing to the fact that the
ding was done in that portion of the city ada
cent TO II, no proper grades could afterwards be
made in its vicinity. and hence pavements were
laid and houses built on the level of the railway
leading to the bridge. As the bridge is now to
be raised, the grade which is now being made
conforms to the original plan, but raises a por-
ton OF the street to the level of the second story
OF some OF the houses near the bridge.
BURGLAR IN PAWN SHoP-H is Arrested
and Sent 20 Jad.-In the Police Court to-day,
William johnson, a stout colored man, was ar
rslgned ON the charge of burglary, in entering
Mahan testified to seeing johnson in the win
dow, from n side alley. When discovered he
made bolt through the front window, smash
ing It completely, and took out down street.
The shutter was found open and the side window
raised where the fellow entered. Mr.. Smith
testified that he was awaked by the barking of his
terrier, and found on going down stairs that the
and quantity Of goods laid on the window sill
ready for removal. Officer Stinchcomb testified
70 aIresting johnson at the canal, near 10th
Judge Gray committed him TO Jail in default Of
sz,oVo oaii for action OF the grand jury.
HE BALTIMORE SCHUETzENFEsT.-To To-day
Is the last day of the Baltimore Schuetzenfe.f.
MI Eerdper, OF this city, won one of the prize
medals for shooting. A meeting of the Rait;o
more Society was held yesterday afternoon. and
it was agreed TO send TO the Washington SeRnat-
zen Society delegation Of fifty members, who
shah leave Baltimore at a. m. ON Monday next.
SEPTEMBER FAsHIoNs--From Lewis Baar
4O7 9Th street, we have the useful SEPTEMBER
number of The Metropolitan fashion magazine
published by i. Butteriek 81 Co., New York.
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GRAY HAIRS PREVENTED, dandruff removed
the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to grow
thick by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
OF SUMMER STOCK OF DRY GOoDs.

FINE WHITE STRIPED PIQUEs, l2I cents:
Just half the original price.
FINE DRESS GOODS and LAWNS, 10 CENTS,
job lot OF SUMNER SILKS, slightly i'm Of RECT !
all silk, Sx cents per yard.
Great JOB lot in sTRiPED JAPANESE SILKS,
at SIX cents per yard.
Come and see the great collection OF
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
on our center counter, at l2h cents per yard.
One Price Only. BEGAN 4 WYLIE.
aul2tr lOl and 1910 7fh gtreat N W.
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OTR DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment OF
sizes and colors, at q. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot,
It'll street, Intelligencer Building.
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street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, In quantities to suit the purchaser. If
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ME GREAT Discovery.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD
WASHINGTON, ID. C., JULY q, ls7l
PROP. j. A. CoOk:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family a a wash,
Join others in commencing article that is evi-
IDENTIFY doing 90 much good. Yours, truly.
o. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General u. :. A.
Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of q. S. Ssprerae
WASHINGTON, ID. G, June y, 1871.
Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair fair trial, and much pleased with its
effects. IL is healthful wash for both the scalp aud
hair and Its influence TO sOOth the and
the system when exhausted from over work il most
on your recommendation. and from the faith its u-a
thus Tar, has secured from me, should feel great
conndsnce IN taking 4 as medicine, according TO
your directions. Very respectfully yours.
Fro. Cook. ANDREW wYLIE.
WASHINGTON, July LIST, ISL.
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
stances of disorders In family, glad 70 say il
affords the relief sought. For diarrhoa. collie sick
headache, cstarrh, cough, and all external infan-
nation i am convinced OF its efficacy, 10y use
Il. J. MEIGs, JR.
Letter from Ret. FATHER BOYLE.
Prof. T. A. Cook:
Dear friend: Please send me a supply Of BALM
OF LIFE, the which, IL a gratuity as suggested, =
will be gratefully acknowledged. IL charged to ms
viii be duly honored. L am altogether pleased with
IT. n. ,,, Very truly yours;
JUNE -, ISL. n. L. BOYLE.
KEEP COOLi
BY bathing the head. eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when overheated, aud when suf-
faria frgr.. IL. ~.
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The PRIZES TO be awarded at the Fest of the
Washington SchuetLen Nerein are now on eXhi-
billion, embracing the following:
For Rest-shOOtiDg.-Firstp prize, go in gold
presented by Governor Cooke; second, $50 in
silver; third, $50 in currency fourth 40 in cur
Iency; NTH, sewing machine, presented by +.
Rosenthal; sixth, rosewood liquor case, presented
Sy 1. Rupert; seventh, so in gold, presented
by {. N6itZ; eighth. cooking stove, Eberly &,
Aries; and fifteen other prizes.
On-hand ShOoting.-First, so, gold; second,
$50 silver; third, SIS, currency and four others
Bowling Prizes--The first prize on each of
the four days viii be $50. gold: besides which
there will be five other prizes each day. For the
most ''ten-strikes," so, from Mr. ,Juenemann.
MI Charles klOman also offers present for the
same.
For Ladies ShoOting.-Five prizes will be
awarded each day
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Two SHOW CASES lor sale at Princes Bazaar,
1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RAZAAR-Bargans in Ladies', Gents and Chill
u drens UNDERCL0THING may be found AZ
Women s Christian Association, judiciary Square.
All orders promptly and neatly executed, Entrance
on street, between <tk and 5th. noII n
THOSE SILK UMBRELLAS
reduced 20 Sac
To close them ont, at PRINCES Loan once
Sales Rooms. 1000 Pennsylvania ave. su3Otf -
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HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made To
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at c. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 1thstreet, Intelligencer Building
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LIKE "QUAKER GUNS, ;" artificial teeth are of
little use and easily detected. Take care of the
real ones All you need is fragrant Sozodont;
use it daily, and your teeth will be the last of
natures gifts to fail you.
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CONGRESS STABLES, sfh street, befsvees -
" DaH4 Il. Horses and Buggies for Hire, 1SN
and fresh supply Of good Horses for SaleNA
every week. RICHABD WANT.
~ silly Proprietor3
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WILLOW PINE LUMBER,
u Wholesale only. Bills cut TO order
o,..,. -. iR6haoSdSB, norton, Y.
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NOTICE BY THE GOVERNOR AND sECRE-
TARl of the District OF Columbia Of the sub
mission to the people of the District Of Columbia for
their approval or disapproyal, of an act Of the
Legislative Assembly Of said District entitled An
act authorizing the District Of Columbia to create
debt for special improvements and repairs in said
District by the issuing of four million of bonds and
levying a tax for the payment Of the interest IL
shall annually accrue thereon, and submitting the
act with the question of the issuing Of the four mil
lions Of improvement bonds to a vote of the people
at general election in said District" approved
August l9, ISL.
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WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER from a cough which
q few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral will cure
Time, comfort, health, are all saved by it,
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AWAsHINGToNIAN DROWNED IN THE CANAL
MAR CTMBERLASD.-A rowing band of horse
traders, consisting Of several men and women
and number OF children, have been encamped
IN gipsy style fer week past al the canal bridge
near Wiley's Ford, below the CITY, Their pur-
suit is apparently selling and trading horses and
mules along the line of the canal. ON Tuesday
three OF the men had been in town imbibing the
'ardent beverage Of our dOggeries" too freely,
and az a very late hour of the night, or a very
early one yesterday morning, they started down
the railroad track, below South Cumberland, to
20 TO their camp. In passing along the deep cut
teiow the old saw mill site, one of the three,
named John Jennings, fell over the precipice
into tie canal JelOw, and was drowned. .Jen-
nings halls from Washington, ID. g. He leaves
wife and i've small children ca mberlaRd
NerS.
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SEPTEMBER FAsHIoNs.-From Lewis Raar
iO7 9Th street, we have the useful SEPTEMBER
number of The Metropolitan fashion magazine
pu blished by i. Butteriek 81 Co., New York.
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WAsHrSSroS. July lst. ISL
Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.
JUNE "a, 1871
KEEP COOL
Prof. Cooks Balm Of Life Z

BY bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists an.
hands, when overhested, aud when suf-
fering from fever. with that