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GEORGETOWN.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE will soon
lay up Tor repairs. She takes down to-day go
barrels OF -four forwarded by j. G.. Waters and
Herr II Welch.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-AS viii be seen by
our quotations the price OF wheat is falling.
4,lS3 bushels were offered on change to-day and
sold as follows ASS bushels at Si.2S, g. 800 at Si3i
and go at S1.26.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN. - George Waters re-
ceived to-day by canal $50 bushels of wheat.
But little grain is arriving just now.
Two RUNAwAYs.-Yesterday afternoon two
horses, each attached to a buggy, ran away from
Arrows restaurant, near the Virginia end of the
Aqueduct bridge, and on turning into Bridge
street on thiSsIde, both vehicles overturned. One
of the buggies was i'm the charge of Mr.. Augcn-
stien, of Washington, and the other of Mr.. Jos.
Lyons and Mr.. Nogel. also OF Washington. and
they had pulled the brides on the horses in order
to allow them 10 crop the grass, when they be-
came frightened and ran away. Nobody was
hurt, but both buggies were badly damaged.
a "NEw DEPARTURE" in the right direction
was that of Jacob Hanauer, of the firm OF Fulla-
love and Hanauer, who left for New York this
morning to purchase fall and winter clothing,
which they will sell ten per cent. less than any
other house in the District for cash.
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Condensed Loeals

Rooms are now being prepared at the Airing
ton Hotel for the Grand Duke Alexis, who Is
expected to arrive here early next month.
drinkiBg-fountain Is TO be ere cted at the
junction of 18th street and Massachusetts,
avenue.
Governor Cooke has appointed Daniel F. Lee
assessor for the first district. in place of X. +.
Martin, declined in consequence of ill-health.
Il number of colOred persons were baptised in
Rock Creek yesterday by Rev. Sandy Alexander,
the pastor Of the First Baptist Church, George
town.
Acting Commissioner Douglass, ofthe Internal
Revenue Office, declines 70 be a candidate for
President of the Pennsylvania Republican Asso-
citation at the election this evening.
Any properly authenticated complaint relative
to the condition of the streets will receive prompt
attention if addressed to Gen. Balloch, Chief of
the Bureau of Streets.
Arrangements have been made for the speedy
unifoIming of the First Regiment of National
Guards, and the following have been appointed
committee of finance: Colonel :. 5. Smoot,
Major William Dickson, Captain ID. McCathran,
Captain johnson and Captain G. L. Hulse.
Our streets were filed this morning with boys
and girls on their way TO school, not slowly and
unwillingly as in the good old times, when the
rattan and birch fiOurished in all their vigor,
but most of them with smiling faces, as ii rather
tired out with the long vacation. and eager to
get back TO their studies. This is as it should be.
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road Company 20 locate ara grade their said road
a. 90 prepare for lie suVeTaruct'uci nov, there
SIC. l. lsd - Il s-ar',5, That. provided ths, this
set shall he suhltfe q the people At the neat een-
60 csSt for r5l,b : n r. fersigftre Nh
a. snoh election: Az rf5r,ssd TtaeF That tbs acs
s1s rSs e. aI ~ 'sR s,ey 5 81 , h.
and ne e hereby, snthorised 10 subscribe. m the
mare e the pisirc; q Csnb.s % the capital stock
81 tho Piedmont aud Potomac Railruai Company, q
an AMOUNT not eAceedr siN hundrei ihoustnd d..
ers; t,os,ssa hat = i.Te such saa
the Board of Public W orks fhai saca subScripfisn
will Be adequate tor The Eurpe.s % eSmpletRs the
shall b given o. sHid Board thai the sronnf - sn,
,S., a., shs adrs . ~ ans 70 49,
necessary to avail q said guarantee the Pennsv
tania Central kslroad .empsny: AHa preriSsa
some point on the potrmsc river ~ Ceorr-s---r,
Which shall be satisfactory 10 said Board Of PuoG
sEc. 2. -Aad ssuJt rsAr e,sd,d, That m order 20
provide for the payment Of ssid sutscrirtico the
tered or coupon bonas a. the District ~ Cuinsis,
which shah express the object of their issue their
e the District and shall be redscnabe twenty years
siisr date and bear six pr eentum Interest PAYABLE
sum Il sly hundred Thousand dollars, and 20 -l said
cnt and ctomsc RsilroSd cSmPsny AZ such times Tines
and IN such amounts - may be rssuired ~ the pro-
bonds shall not be sold lower rate than ninety
per centum Il the par value thereof.
TIT > AM - W fhftAff fNufffds lnt IN order 10
meet the interest O. accrue On said bonds. there
shall BE- levied annually tax of Elk per ceai ~
such lower rate a. may suffice, on every hundred
dollars 81 the assessed value q real and personal
estate in said District. the proceeds Of witch tax
shall constitute special fund pledged Tor the pay
mrni q said interest.
sEc. g. Azf y 20 gWrrtsr ssar'sa, That the Gov
ernor hereby requested 90 this De duly
published before the next general election, A.
guirsd by the f1urcenth section q the charter q
the District Il Columbia, tact of Congress of Fcl-
ruary twenty zone, eighteen hundred aud seventy
one.' ana by suitabie rroclamation & snbnt the
Il shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. HuLSE.
Speaker ~ the GcuSe of p-iegairs
WILLIAM STICkNEN.
President Of the Council.
Approved. August ~. ls-l.
II. ID. COOKE, Governor. su2i -sm
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
OBLIGATION OF THE AC
ASSEMBLY, Ar

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
AuRust 10, 1Sl, FIXING THE TINE FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Ak AcT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be II eRaofed By rae LsEsSlaitcs Assembly az fhs
DtSgries Of COiNHs bsG, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday OF
November Of each year.
SEC 2. and ~ 81 faTfhsr eaacfsf, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
this act il is hereby declared TO be in force from and
after lite approval BY the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICkNEI,
President Of the Council.
APPROX ed, August 10. ISL.
II. d. COOKE, Governor. an q sm
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SUDDEN DEATH OF \ WASHINGTON LADY-
III y with regret We announce the sudden death
IN Wilmington, Del, on the stinstant, of Jose
pLa T., wife OF the Rev. George II. SMITH for
IEer pastor OF the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN Church of
Washington and daughter of Josiah Goodrich
OF this city. The funeral services will take nIace
al Oak hill Cemetery, Georgetown this after
noOn- at 5.45 O'Clock. The melancholy event
spread the deepest SORROW through wide circle
OF friends here.
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EDUCAT1ONAL.-Howard University reopens
on the 18th inst, and applicants for admission
VIII be examined on the 18th and 18th. The
medical department reOpens on the 18th of
october, the law department on the I'd of Octo-
Der, and the theological department Oh the 18th
of September.
Emerson Institute. under the management of
Z. Il. Young, Esq, on 18th street, between and
h. resumes its nineteenth annual session ON
wednesday, the 31st inst. This school has an
established reputation in this immunity second
to none, and deserves liberal patronage.
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CITY ITE M S.

THE TEMPERANCE Picnic at Analostan
Island this evening, promises to be a pleasant
and gratifying affair; the object, being = beney-
olent one, VIII enhance the deli ght of the Occa-
sion.
Iwixt summers heat and autumn's breeze,
Tins crowning effort all will please.
Music and dancing will be kept up till a late
hour, and access and egress to and from the
island in the new barge will insure ease and
safety TO every one. The grounds viii be illu-
minated, and moonlight on the return viii en-
liyen the scene.
Go To THE
CHEAP FRANC,
Marble Hall,
COZ Seventh street.
Opposite Patent Office,
1t is the
Best
and
Cheapest
Place
To Buy
Gents Furnishing Goods.
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BOARDS AND PLANK.

We have on hand a large stock Of a., Ga and 81
CYPRESS seasoned and Of excellent quality. suits-
bic for INSIDE WORK, MOULDINGS, BOAT
BUILDING, &c, at about twO-thirds the price of
white pine of the same quality.
Our stock of LUMBER OF ALL KINDS is large
and well assorted; and, having SAW and PLA.
MING MILL OF OUR OWN, We prepared to
execute orders promptly, and guarantee satisfaction
to our customers.
81 Orders By mail promptly and faithfully filed
T. EDW. CLARK & Co,
Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal
Wharf, nerot and Planning Mill foot of 4th street
east: Branch Yard, Virginia avenue and 9Th street
hOuthcast. au25- LIN
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POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judge SnsV.-WjIli,n,
Green loud and bOisterous talk on the street: fined
Go John Neil, disOTderly; fined IS. James Fur
race, indecent exposure; l0 or thirty days Molly
SsTboe and Fanny Miller, two well known denIzens
OF Louise Alley, charged with fighting on SATURDAY.
en'icing prostitution; fined SIS. Michael Mahoney,
Sursing IN the street; SIS workhouse thirty DAYS
John Howard, Fighting in fighting Alley; fined Sc
, - SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE.
VIM II; shreves, William Hilleary and stephen
Beach three hucksters. charged with disorierly
c0fduct IN the First Ward. These parties were
Is King night hdeous the Circle last night II i
alleged, aud were arrested by Officer Crunip on
te way 10 the station house they resisted and the
officer vas pretty badly handled. Finally they were
OF sic each. Shreyes did not appear and his money
was forfeited; the others were fined SIS each
ALL SORTS.
Daniel Webster, charged with profanity in Fight
Ing alley, pleaded guilty, and lined S. Michael
Mullen, disordery conduct in Freeman alley: 81
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNG0NERN0R publishing an act entitled - An act
to authorlze 70 the stock Of the Pied
conditions, and submitting the same to the peonle
of said District, and prescribing the form in which
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August q, 1871.
the act of the Legislative Assembly Of the District
of Columbia, approved August l9, ISL, entitled IAN
and Po%se Rroad U ap S
certain conditions will be submitted to the people
of said District at the next general election therein,
which will be held on the fourth Wednesday Of Mo-
vember, ISL being the twenty second day Of that
month"; and that the voting for and against the
act shall contain the words-
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
certain conditions approved August 18th, ISL, and
tickets agains: said act shall contain the word
IAN act to authorize a subscription to the stock
upon certain conditions" approved August fSib.
ISL, and that said election will be conducted in all
delegates Of said District shall be conducted' said
act is hereto subjoined, and publication thereof is
hef'"'H NOV Governor of the District Of Columbia
Az AcT to authorize subscription to the stock of
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
BE a eHaoted tp the LegisLsitrs Assembly of the
Disfr,et at ColSn.t,o. That whereas it Is believed
that the construction Of the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad recenily authorized By act Of the Legis
nsTet o. II and I v 9e sei r. she
Legislature the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company Is required 10 guarantee the first mortgage
bond Of said Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Com
pany TO amount necessary 30 furnish superstrue-
ture and equipment for said road, which said guar
five years from the date of said last mentioned act,
ten miles more of said road shall be ready for SUI
that the sum of six hundred thousand dollar az
Iess, VIII enable said Piedmont and Potomac Rail-
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wAsHINGTOx, d. c., Sept. 4. ISL

EDITOR STAR Jockey CIa5.-One of your
Sunday morning contemporaries, having stated
that a meeting had been held at a certain tav-
eTh for the formation OF a jockey club. and as
The ReputticGn of this morning has published
large eXtractSfTOm my letter of the Doth ultimo.
YOU would confer favor by informing the pub
lie that the meeting above referred TO has no
connection trhCterer with our fall race meeting
ard the formation of permanent organization
% a Jockey club for this District. and of which
due notice will be given. VERBUM SAP.
Correspondent Turf, Field and Farm.
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4. w ALLACH,
631 Penn. avenue, corner Az st

EVER SINCE the sewing machine was invented
many attempts have been made to construct a
Hrst-class machine that could be sold at a rea-
sonable price. To the Mclean & Hooper and to
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
the credit of having succeeded in attaining this
object. The Mclean Hooper Company has pro-
duced machine which sews directly from two
spools, forms the elastic lock-stitch, and runs
lighter than any other machine using two
threads. The Wilson Shuttle Machine bears the
palm of excellence as q first-class tailoring ma
chine, being more durable in construction ana
better in the arrangement Of its working parts,
thereby producing lighter running and more
easily managed shuttle machine than any of its
competitors. Price list:-McIean & Hooper
machines, $40, SIS, $50 and SIS; Wilson's, $40,
Si5, $50, SIS, S1G5 and Si25. A. & /. Rosen-
thai, No. 44 It'll street. axe the agents, and cell
these machines on very accommodating terms.
CAUT1oN-Be,care Of ImpostorsI-As some I'M
scrupulous parties are in the habit of stating
that their places of business are branch stores OF
the Original Franc, / hereby notify the public
that have mob ranch stores, and that have no
connection with any similar institution in this
city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 9TH St, between ID and 4.
CoWLINGs PATENTED NECKTIR FASTENER,
for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original
Francs, 49, 18th street, between D and e. No
branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons or studs
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 431 eth
street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores
BUY The CELEBRATED " FRANC" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 It'll street. Look
for the name. No branch stores. a.
HENpLER has all kinds Thermometers and
Darometers
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nTThe y. Y. Star coins oboilercaust

II The y. y. Star coins ''boilercaust."
Mrs. Laura Fair is said TO have got reli-
gion.
~ Monogram curtain-cornices are the STYLE.
=, As late as 1870, girls were not permitted
TO attend public schools in Boston.
AZ The New York papers mention n sstou,or-
ahee grocery a. something wonderfully novel.
Nalenciennes lace will be worn nv tho
bellies, and sworn at by their papas. next season
aA Canada girl struck and killed a bow for
kissing another girl. IVY i"4
~ The carpenters of Sheffield ENGLAND,
lately Tercl yed 10 demand nine hours, WE a,a5
an increase OF pay.
hS-A man i'm Long Island has a dog twentv-
seven years old. He has all has faculties 10 neT-
lection, excepting his tail, which is infrm.
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RoTCH AND TUMBLE FIGHT BETWEEN 4
POLICEMAN AND HIS PEISCNER-EofA BrHIy
fEHtshsd.-N tStcrday Officer Srr0ot OF tn fr.t
precinct, Attempted TO arrest a cOlOred d-pe-
rsdO named John Howard, Of Fighting alley.
who Ts1 into saanty near by and caught up a
Ratchet and made several passes with II Al the
tmCcr- SmCGt finally captured his game; but
he made a d6 SpcTate attempt At resistance and
got away with the officers baton. SmoOt drew
LIS revolver and fired a couple OF shots which
had the effect Of bringing Howard 20 "a halt
wien tie tfScCr recovered his club. He then
took Howard 90 the StatiOn-EOuSe. nOtwitlstant-
ing the efforts OF the CT, W 20 rescue him The
IhccT was badly handled, and was Obliged to
use Ms baton over the prisoners head to make
Inn 60 along with him. DIR. BrOOkheinl was
called in and dressed the wounds Of both officer
and Prisoner in the statiOn-hOuse. This morn
mg Howard was brought before Judge Smell
I'r- BrOOkhcim testified that Howard was not
struck by bullet, but that the wounds in his
head were made 10y some blunt instrument and
The Judge decided that a he had been pretty
badly punished lie would let him oil with a iin,
Of - and maTshal'S costs.
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LOCA EW s.

BAsE BALL-ChicGgO DCfeGts WGsRjHGtoa---
The Cane between the White Stockings OF Chi
clso and the olymPics of this city, on Saturday
ait rNoon, was an interesting one The best
mrn o. beth clubs were ont The game opened
m F-vCr OF the Chicago boys, who made six
runs in the first three innings to the OlympScs'
one. The following is the scnrc:
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Lette, from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.
Prof. Cooks Balm Of Lifei

Atwholesae and retail by the following first class
Druggists: ssPtt Co., $50 Pa. av.; j r. Major,
s. e. Lewis iol 18th st.; Ward Walsh corr corn Pa
az s and 18th St; J: P Miiburn Co, ssI 18th st:
Bro, cor. Pa ay. and 9Th d. Jay Tauiman, cor.
ner 9th and streets; r. B. Ferguson, lOI Pa. av.,
Charles Charles, r. Moore, cor. 18th st, and Pa. ave.
ikidgely's q Pharmacy, 1891 Pa ave-, Wash
Tbo%ss A Richie. High st.; e. Srop stsses
Co., ls6 Bridge St, Gsorgetown; also, at retai by
Druggists generally. Manufacturing epot, corner
9Th and II streets. See testimonials and direc-
lions. au3-f
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CLOTHING.

During the Prerdiling Hard Tines
It becomes every one to econOmiZe in their ex-
penditures. In the article of clothing alone, a
sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate in q
measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at
p. WALLACH's, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles OF Clothing that can be
obtained, at from Is TO 20 per cent. cheaper than
ANY other house.
Don't fail to gire me a tdu.
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The Washington AnS-eiger. the only daily Ger
man newspaper in this District, Is out again full
SIZE to-day and looks as fresh and vigorous a. il
10 come.
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ALEX An DRIA.

BADLY HUET.-Mr. Martin Powert while
engaged last night In loading timber on the cars
of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad.
near the q Brown Shed,p was caught between a
bumper and a pile OF lumber, and hurt so badly
that at first his injuries supposed to be seri-
Gus. Ills condition this morning, howeyef, had
improved 80 much that no anxiety-is felt con
corning his recovery.
HEARD FROM.-The four BOYS whose depar-
ture from this city was noticed in the Ga
zette a few days ago. have been heard from in
Cumberland, Maryland, which place they reach
ed on canal boat. Their parents and friends
have telegraphed to friends in that town to de-
tain them there until they can be sent for.
NEWTON SMITHS CAsE.-The case of New
ton Smith. now in Jail in this place, under sem
tence of death for Eurder, will be called up at
the November term of the Court of Appeals.
BRACKIsH WHARF.-The water in the Poto-
mac, has, in consequence of the late and pre-
vailing drought i'll the country, drained by its
upper tributaries, become brackish as far up as
this city, and crabs are now caught in the nets
fshed in this neighbOrhoOd-a rare occurrence.
PLAYING ELIJAH WITH BAD SUCCEss.-A
man named George Troupe has just made as
decided failure in an attempt to play the part
OF Elijah as was ever made before. Thirteen
days ago. when Mr.. James Atkinson re-opened
his wheeright shop, he told Troupe, who had
been living with him for the last twenty years
Troupe responded that he had promised the
Lord not to work for man any more, and that
the Lord had promised to provide for him. AMI
dressing himself in the clothes he usually wore
on Sunday, bid Mr.. AtkiRson's family good bye
and walked away, taking with him, however
nothing except the clothes upon his person.
From this time, nothing was heard from him
until late yesterday evening. when grave dig
ger named Waddey informed Mr.. Atkinson that
he had found him lying in the PRESBYTERIAN
burying ground starved almost to death and 80
weak that he could not crawl to the spring. Mr..
A. at once went to his relief and brought him
back again to his house, and under the kind and
attentive treatment he is receiving there, he
will probably soon recover hisstrength. He had
q Wa md for To- -
days, during which time he had eaten twopeachcs
and pear, but the crows, though they flew over
him regularly every morning and evening, never
once brought him any bread or flesh.-Ga. ete
Saturday crening.
PROPERTY SALE.-The property at the upper
end OF King street, lately occupied by DIR. f. b.
ADDISON. the house and eight acres of land has
been sold by Beck & Kerby, land agents, to Mr.
John BaggOtt for -, 1000.
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PASSENGER IN A STREET Can STARRED
BY THE CoNDUCTOR.-About1 O'Clock on Sun
day morning fracas occurred on the corner of
b street and New Jersey avenue in the last
street car to the Navy Yard. Charles Petersen,
herman, got into the car with his little dog
and the conductor made an attenpt to mt the
animal oct, which Petersen resisted. During
the melee Robert Jacobs, the conductor drew a
knife ana cut Petersen III the forehead and
across the check, making an ugly wound. Off
Gers Fitzpatrick and Murphy were near at hand
and took the conductor into custody. This
morning the case was called in the Police Court
accused, it was postponed until Wednesday.
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TI,HE GREAT DISCOVERY.

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July q, 1871.
PROF. T. A. COoK:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family a wash,
and have found it all you recommend. am glad 10
Join others in commenting article that is eyi-
IDENTIFY doing SO much good. Yours, truly.
o. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General L. 5. A.
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Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of U. S. Sup-sm,
Court, d. C.

Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of U. S. Suprsm.
Court, ID. c.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June "a, lal.
Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair a fair trial and am much pleased with its
effects. 1t healthful wash for both the scalp and
hair and its influence to soCth the and revive
the system when exhausted from over work is most
delightful. have not used il except a wash, but
ON your recommendation, and from the faith use,
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence in taking Il as medicine, according TO
your directions. Very respectfully yours,
Prof. Cook. ANDREW WYLIE.
WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871.
Dear Professor:
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in.
stances of disorders in my family, glad to say il
affords the relief sought For diarrhoa, collie sick
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external infiam
nation am convinced of its efficacy, by use.
B. ]. MEIGS, JR.
Letts, from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.
PROF.. T. A. Cook:
Dear friend: Please send me a supply of BALM
OE LlFE, the which, IL gratuty as suggested
will be gratefully acknowledged, il charged to
will be duly honored. am altogether pleased with
It,. Very truly yours,
JUNE "a, 1871. II. 4. BOYLE.
KEEP COOLi
By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when oyerheated, and wheR suf-
fering from fever with that
Cooling Solution,
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CORsETs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
in Europe, and shall he sold to defy any com ne
titiOn. Every pair warranted to be perfect tit.
G. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer
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BALES OF REAL EsTATE.-W. l.. Wall & Co
ancuoneers, sold on Friday last lot Q. in sguare
to, improved by a good frame house, on l.
Mrs. A. N. Kilay, for $3.50. "