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Jefferson on Unconstitutional Law.


1t is argued by Radical politicians and journals that
the President is bound to execute all acts of Congress-
whether framed in accordance with the Constitution or
not. In.the impeachment of President johnson they
affirm this absurd doctrine, the chief count against
him being that he has dared to make distinction be-
tween laws consistent WITH and laws in violation OF
the Constitution The doctrine thus assumed has been
thoroughly refuted and exploded by the best legal and
judicial minds of the country as well as dscounte-
nanced by the time-honored practice of President
Johnsons predecessors; but, example is more forci
bic than argument, append the copy Of letter
written by President Jefferson in the first year of bis
administration, to Edward Livingston, Esq, then
mayor of New York as bearing directly upon the high
crime" OF which President johnson is impeached:
WASHINGTON, Nov. l, 1901.
" Dear Sir-I some days ago received letter from
Messrs Dennston & Chetham of the most friendly
kind asking the general grounds which the molle
pro&qmi in Duanes ought to be presented to the
public which they propose to do You are sensible,
must avoid committing myself in that channel OF
justification, and that to do it in this case,
might be called by other printers in other cases
where it might be inexpedient to say anything Yet,
70 50 civil an application, cannot reconcile myself to
tnc iEelvillty of giving answer. l have thought
therefore, of laying your friendship under contribution,
ana asking you to take the trouble of seeing them
ana OF saying to them that the question being in the
1lne Of the law, had desired you to give them the
Pahauon necessary. My text of explanation would be
's' Inc President is to have the laws executed He
inay oraer an offence then to be prosecuted. If he
es prosecution put into train which is not lawful
e may order 1t to be discontinued and put into legal
Sa'i. found prosecution going against Duane
to al one1ce against the Senate, founded this Sed
WI "c' qH'n that act to be no lac because ia OPP
POSS:t'% 20 me G0nStittion-dnd shall treat it as
aIsy %hsreusr it comes in the aoGg of my functions
directed that prosecution to be discontinued
anu new one to be commenced founded on whatso-
o'hgr law might be in existence against the Of
us was done and the grand jury, finding no
oil; There appears to me to be no weak Dart in any
u uest posuohs OF differences There is however, in
the application to you to trouble yourself with the
question. For this owe an apology, and build it on
cum caeteri votis ~
edward Livingston, Esq. lAsos'
resident Johnsons crime" as fully proven Nv the
EVIDENCE consisted in an attamnt to remnHa :, ~
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SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERSON.

L
ERA No. g,
ISAAC II. KOUNS Northumberland Captain
49, d THIS new light draught packet Quilt ex-
Coy pressly for the trade) will make ri-weekly
@sSgssgsgzatrips between Shreveport and Jefferson
during the entire For freight passage apply
on board dos If
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@ A RID.

HAVING purchased the stock of goods now on hand
at No. 8 on the Levee, from Mr.. John c. Elstner
shall continue the same business at place.
Respectfully ask continuance of the patronage of
Mr.. Elstner's old customers
April IA, 1868. L. E. CARTER.
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Died:

~ CADDO LODGE No 179, F. and A. M.-Meets
Is the first and third Saturdays, at o'clock M,
'sa in each month.
P W H. CUMMING, W. NJ.
HENRY G.. AsKEw, Secretary je20
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FAREWELL
FHHIS is to notify my friends and acquaintance Of
L my departure for Europe, and to bid them, and
all, an atfectionate Farewell!
sbreveport. June 4, 1865 1iel0 1t
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THE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Elstner Trustworthy
Co. will be found in the office of J. G. ELSTNER, at
No the Levee, who is, in my absence, au thorsed
to receive and receipt for all moneys due said firm.
B. H. SWORTHY,
Liqudating Partner.
Shreveport February o. 1865 Tfe26 If
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NJ SHREVEPORT CHAPTER No 10, R. A. M
TX Meets the second and fourth Saturdays of each
60 month, at o'clock r. NJ.
F. D. WIMBERLY, NJ. I. Il. P.
CuAs SprLKER Secretary e2C
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A. K MCLEAN holds my power of attorney for the
ap22 If IL. L. GARTER.
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no Won WANT YOUR PIANO TUNED

I'D TYPE MET Ala large quantity-Will be sold
in auantiteg to sIitpurchasers. at this office.
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FOR SAT, IF


fine Damascus Twist Double-Barreled
s1EsSSEOT GUN Also, a thoroughbred and we'll
49, broken Pointer DOG. Both fully guaranteed
Apply at this office. Jel0 At
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THOMAS JEFFERSON.

Toward Livingston, Esq
President Johnson's "crime as fully nrovo,, !, ~,
ish consisted in an attempt to remove stanton
sIe view to test the eoHstntonay of the Ten
fassoa luce act before the Supreme Conrt But JEFF
,sn oeeSing certain act to be an Infringement Of
w,bo treated it nullity from the start,
'D0t' waiting Tor any ega decision on the subject
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-15
", x ss9,i.SI OF REMoVAL.

A TTWoOD 4 AEDERsoN. c0II0E ~
a ton, Fsoersi proogcs sd eom mis.,o =, ~
80 Main street, Between Union and 0ayc'o
lIrnall. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-15
REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
IMPROVED

IMPROVEDi
1t is an elegant Dressing Cor the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Cloan and Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots of the Hair.
II forces the Hair and Beard to grow lsxuri-
aRtly.
II Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color frOn
Age.
It restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
It brings cut Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
1t Is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of It's excellence. many OF which
are from Physicians in hish standing.
1t is sold in half pound bottles tths name blown
in the rIass). By Druggists and dealers in FArey
Goods everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle.
wholesale By Dsmss Barnes 4 Co.; 7. c. Wsll'
Il Co: schiesslin a Co.. New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-15

4th-we will continually have our
buyers i'm the East watching the
Market and attending the Trade
Auction Sales, buying Bargains,
which we Will again sell as Bar
gains.
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.a NJ EDlCAL.
BUSHELS
DISPENSARY, INF1RMARY
DRUG STORE
Nos. 40 and AZ North Court st.
NJ z DIcAL.

DR. RUSSELL'S DISPENSARY AND IN
IL Urinary, the largest and oldest institution
of the kind in the Southwest, established in
side of Court Square, Memphis. Tenn, is open
for the reception Of patients desiring treatment
and the comforts Of home while receiving the
same. Patients alse treated at the Office or by
letter, II desired.
Dr.. RUSSELL Is acknowledged by all par
ties interested as by far the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment of Private or Secret Dis
cases. Quick. thorough and permanent cures
guaranteed in every case male or female.
Recent cases Of GONORRHEA and SYPHT-
LIS cured in few days. without the use Of
Mercury, change of dict, or hindrance from
business. SECONDARY SYPHTLIS.t the
curry. Involuntary Loss Of Semen stopped in
a short time. Sufferers from Impotency or
Loss of Sexual Power restored to free vigor IN
q few weeks. elect OF 9onorrhea OF long stand
ing, when all internal remedies have failed.
permanently and speedily cured by new
Victims Of sELF-ABUsE and excessive
and loss Of Physical and Mental Power. speed
lily and permanently cured.
So All consultations strictly confidential:
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Par
alysis, Deafness. etc., treated by the aid OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
OFFICE HoURs-From An. to Pm, and
from Pm. to SP.M. =,
Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, etc.,
would do we'll to call at RUSSELL'S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere. No. az
North Court street. under the Dispensary. ~
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Reduction .-...-.-.-...- s 2l7,722 4l2 IS
And yet this Radical witness, Wells,
whom the Democrat make much use OF,
who, in his report to Congress made with
no partisan purpose, gives /, the true
figures, when be comes to look up a
statement for campaign purposes, talks
Of reduction OF $25O,000,000 The
Pittsburg Dispatch man, whom the
Democrat psraded, did not stick
at figures at all, but called the
reduction s3l7, 100000 As we have
seen, it is one hundred millions less.
But even the figures, S2l7, 722,4l2 Sc,
though nominslly correct, do not present
the reduction of the debt fairly. What
the Radicals claim, aud what the Radi-
cal organ here has claimed is, that By
reducing the debt $3.50, 0O0, 900, as they
say, they have saved the people the bur-
den Of paying SIS, 100000 interest on
that sum. But this is far from being
true. The real reduction. as we have
shown, is $2l7,722,4l2 Sc. But in
this reduction is included the cur.
rency. On the 3lst Of August, 1865,
the amount of legal tender notes
and fractional currency was $459,-
sos BIZ 81. 1t has, by contraction,
been brought down TO 1881, ST. All 80,
showing an aggregate Reduction Of legal
tender currency Of $7l, 633, 1874 IL. This
is included in the aggregate reduction Of
the debt. But this legal tender portion
Of the debt bore DO interest, so that the
payment of il brought no relief 10 the
people in the way Of diminishing the
sums they must pay annually in the
shape Of interest This sun. therefore,
should be deducted in estimating the
actual reduction of the debt Il will then
stand SAG, 08s. 57s a.
The reduction it seems, then, Of the
interest bearing portion Of the debt
amounts only 20 the sum Of SAG OS8.-
578 a.. And this is all that the Radi-
cals have dene toward reducing the debt
in three years. although during that time
they have extoried from the people the
enormous sum Of $l.662.552.ll5 80.
With such prOdigious revenues az their
disposal they have only paid Of interest
bearing debt SAG. loss, 57s a. Is It not
time for them 20 stop Boosting MT
souri, Republican.
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1865. "Fall Campaign 1865.
Boots and Shoes.

HMIEse THOROUGHLY cANvaseKp
II shs shoe Di.t-sts this ro@ner. v so a. a. /,
~ -, ~. % ensr = n. Trats. i1It he rooS /.
iaror.oly With any city thp aiie 81 $780,
=. Oau and eranlne. and you Vii -
shoe foods In Memphis, I'D ~. ~. souf
Sos.e.IEvETT Aco
NO. aSe Main street.
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3d-we shall continue to SELL ONLY
FOR CASH, which enables ms TO
sell at closer profit than those
selling ON Time.
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Reduction Of the Public Debt.

The Radical witness Wells, who fixed
up whitewashing statement to help the
Radicals out of their embarrassing fnan-
cial muddle, remarks: 1.-The aggregate
of the national indebtedness, including
cash in the Treasury, exhibits reduction
in round numbers of $3.50, 090, 600" If
disposed to adopt the language of the
Democrat, which prints this statement,
we should call it "lie." But we will
simply call it big blunder. The proof
that it is wide of the mark is to be found
in the December report of this same Radi-
cal witness, aud in the much more reliable
report of the Secretary of the Treasury.
The maximum of the debt was reached
August 81, 1865, when it was 81 ,645, 907, :
GIG Sc.
On the first Of September, 1868, accord
ing to the statement of the Secretary of
the Treasury, it amounted to s., 628, 1885,
2l4. The following table shows the
result:
Debt August 81. 1ss5............ $2e45 eO7.s2 So
Debt September ], le68....-.... 2,62s,leJ,2 l4 90
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lst-AII Imported Goods We will I'm.
port Direct, or buy from the Inn
porter's Agents. All Domestic
Goods We will buy direct from the
Manufacturer. Shoes We Will have
made TO order. I'm fact, We VIII
procure all our Goods from FIRST
HANDS, thereby saving the Job.
ber's profits.
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ed-Through our large capital we are
enabled to BUY FOR CASH, there
by can buy closer than those buy.
ing ON credit.
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DIED..


BELT. Departed this life. June "a. EDWARD
C., youngest son of Mary E and Alfred G, Belt,
aged ears and 10 months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
bis funeral from the residence of his parents No
ot5 street. near 9TH, Wednesday evening. at 2
TOUMEf. On the morning Of the 29th instant
after short but nful illness of the cholera NOR
bus, Mrs MAkf Tourney, aged IS years wi low
of the late Patrick Tourney.
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend her funeral her late
residence, No. $50 street. between 18th and 18th
SITS, leland, on Thursday, July ri, at 9Is O'CLOCK
a. m. May she rest in peace"
LORD. On the 10Th inst, at half pest IL O'Clock
+. m INDIANA daughter Of Jshn b and
Sarah j. Lord, aged months.
ECkLOFF. On the morning of the 3Oth instant
BERNAD1NE MARY ANA6TAsIA, infast
daughter OF Christian =. and the late Mary Ana.
stasia Eckloff
Farewell. little darling, thy souI is at rest;
Thy mother again clasps thee to her breast:
Ard, Oh, when the messenger cometh for me-
May rest with my Saviour thy mother and thee
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GEORGETOWN,


TIE FOURTH OF JuLY.-Next Saturday,
the Fourth OF July, the Sabbath school connec-
ted with 81. Johns (Episcopal) Church, are
10 nave picnic At C0x's woods. The Sabbath
school ofthe Bridge sheet PRESBYTERIAN Church
are 10 hold picnic a. Bsrboris woods. The
school Of the Methodist Protestant Church cel-
citrate the day a. kslorama Heights. The
Young Catholic Friends Society 60 20 Green
Springs. The Oldest Inhabitants Of the lGs.
trict celebrate the day At Anslostan Island.
SCHOOL ExANtNArIoN.-The Male q rammar
SCHOOL on Montgomery street, above Bridge
street, taught by Miss Emma Reed, was ex-
amined yesterday afternoon by Mr.. q. ]. Beall,
OF the Board Of School q uardians. The school
numbers thirty scholars, who Were examined
IN reading, writing, spelling, geography, his
tory, orthography, writing, practical arith.
meuc, definitions, &c The members of the
Board OF School Guardians, as also many OF
the parents and friends Of the scholars were
present; and speech hes were made Commitment.
ing the scholars on the progress they had made
IN their studies, and the TEACHER upon the sue.
cess she had in tutoring those committed 70 her
care.
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that discussion was tpf order after the reso-
luton bad been adopted. Mr. L. b. S Miller
moved reconsideration Of the vote Ay which
the resolution was passed; which was agreed
to. Mr.. Stewart urged that mernbers should
De supplied with the Digest, or seine other,
that they might legislate innlffgeutly. Mr..
Chase moved that the Secretary De instructed
TO procure copies for such members as are not
tupplied which was agreed to. On motion of
Mr.. L. b. 5. Miller. the Board afi1crrned.
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hMANA OUBB,
Member Investigating Committee, &c.

RULE TO SHOW CAUsE.-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Wylie, this morning, a colored
boy, under the name of BOBBY Shankland,
aged about thirteen years, who was committed
10 Jail on the 18th inst. as q witness against
jeremiah johnson. charged with being an ac-
cessory to the larceny OF clothing, attracted the
notice Of the Court, and a rule was ordered TO
be laid on Justice Tucker, by whom the bow
was committed, returnable at the next term of
the court in general term, to show cause why
he should not be removed.
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RECovERING.-We are glad to learn that the
son OF Mr.. George X. Wilson, who was in
Jured by a street car yesterday morning, As
stated in the STAR of yesterday, is not so badly
injured as was at first reported, and that the
extent of his injuries is severe bruise, from
which he is rapidly recovering.
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REMOVAL OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
AsYLUM.-MayOr Bowen yesterday removed
Messrs. John McDevitt, James Kelley and
VIM. Slater, Commissioners of the ASYLUM.
Last evening these places had not been filled
by other appointments
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CITY ITEMS.

JxwflRY.-New styles ress.5ld hi. morn.
ing. a; Prisgs One UolisI Jewelry Store, No.
40 Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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II Sou WANT to combine neatness with
elegance and comfort, buy your clothing OF
liable Il Co, 46S Pa avenue, between ID and
~ streets. 2
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BANKERS,

JAI COOKE . CO.,
BAN ERe,
YIFTEENrH STREET, OPPOSITE TRASHY,
Buy and % Lot current market rsfes, and tee
constantly on hand . full supply ofsll
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
eIvEE-THIRTIHs AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c, eI-cussa
and collections made on ell Accessible poisn.,
Oel-d
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THE COrRTS-

EoUITY CORR. JUDGE Olia.-Yesterday, the
following business was done: Nulligan agt-
defendant Bayly agt- Jillard ct al; order o.
reference 70 auditor to state the account of
trustee Howard agt Stevens es al; decree dis
missing bill agt; TODD and ID. A. LETTERS, and
dlrecrng M. II. Stevens trustee TO sell, Mixter
agt. Grant; order for temporary Injunction, and
defendant 70 have until Monday next to show
cause. whitney agt. Frisbie order overriding
mouon OF complainant, an defendant 10
show cause why the appeal bond should not
be set aside. Fridly e. al agt. Thomas ct al;
order of reference 70 special auditor &. Ingie to
state trustees account
To-Day, Bean ct al, ast. Hymer ct al; order
rafIfying report Of auditor of May 7th, and
decree appointing A. T. Brady TO sell. Iarkin
ags. Longhroni order appointing John E.
order appointing Mary A. Hilbus do. TO in
fants Hilbus.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylie.-This morn
ing, the sealed verdict of the jury in the case
OF george Livingston, indicted for petit
larceny tried yesterday, was returned finding
the accused guilty, with a recommendation to
the mercy of the Court, and he was sentenced
to jail for six months.
Levin Turpin, indicted for the murder, plead
John NJ. Shrode, convicted Of the larceny of
two calves, was sentenced TO two months in
Jail.
In the case of Rachel Brown, convicted OF
the larceny Of three finger rings, the verdict
was set aside, and the prisoner discharged.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Fsher.-To-day,
Homiller agt. Nolan; Judgment confessed,
Clark agt Furst; order 10 have cause docketed
and dismissed, stricken out on motion N. H.
Miller. Foley agt. Ferguson judgment con-
fessed. Mccarthy agt. McCutchen; action 20
recover payment for q cow, which defendant
alleges which defendant alleges was war.
ranted to be kind, but which was otherwise;
verdict for plaintiff below (McCutchen,) for
$50.
ORPHANS Court, Jhdge PtrceH.-To-day,
the will of the late Catherine Pearson was
fully proven and admitted TO probate. John
n. johnson qualified as executor of the estate
OF the late Alfred Lee-bOnd Sl25,O0O. The
first and final account Of the guardian to the
orphan of James Leasby distribu ion of the es-
tate and executor of James II. Smith were an.
proved and passed.
A WRONG STATEMRNT.-The following ex-
plains itself Its but justice 10 the gentlemen
business firm stands higher in this commu.
nifty:
FORTIETH CONGRESS, House If Representa.
trcS- Washington, ID. c., June 80, IS6S-GeB. ~
II. Chipnidn, Washington, d. CT have your
note of yesterday calling my attention to a local
item in the Erening Express, which intimates
that your finn implicated in the supposed
ply. will say that there is no evidence before
our committee which in the least reflects upon
the personal or business integrity of your firm;
and may ADD in justice 10 the firm Of Wolfe
Hart d Co, who are named in the same con-
nection, that there is no evidence duplicating
them. i regret that your firm should suffer
from such authorized and unfounded state
ments. Very respectfully,
Member Investigating Committee 40
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A LOT OF FANCY MARsEILLRs VESTS, ex-
cellent q uality. TO be closed out AZ $3.50 very
desirable ones; and fine white ditto for g
and -, Al Geo. Z. Hennings, No. 5l1 7th street.
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POLICE TKLEGRANs-Mr. VIM. y. Holley,
Superintendent Of fhe Police Telegraph. re-.
ports the number OF dispatches trans mifted
over the police telegraph wires Guri.g the
month Of June as 2gTiSQ.
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Z lest NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
n. y CcOkE, (of Jay Cooke a Co., President.
NA. q. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GovIRNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
1stA street, c5Yosits rae Tsasr-y Depast~ui.
Government Securities with Treasures Upisse
States,
- ONE MILLION DOLLARSA
We buy and sell ell classes Of GOVERNMENf
SECURITIES Ut current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and MAKE C0l!e1icss
ts ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES or ThI
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Voucher. on the
MOST FAV0RABLE TERMS, and give care
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINES MEN asd FILMS
and TO any other business entrusted 10 us.
FULL INFORMATION IN regard 10 GOvEBs.
MINT LOANS ct ell times oheerfully furnished.
VIM. o. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March D., 1865. uHF
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MORE ECONOMICAL, REMARKABLE GER
talnty OF prompt acuon, in fact, every good
quality is guaranteed for Mrs. $. A. Allen s i'm
poved new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing,
I'm one bottle.) Every Druggist sells il Price
One Dollar a.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW s.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

METZRRoTT HALL.-Mr. James p. Covar.
din, Of the Richmond DIspd!eh, delivers his hu-
moIous lecture on the Virginia Convention.
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Elorimel closely resembles
the odor OF rare and delicate boqu of
MOWERS, and In this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave it's peculiar and Delight
inl fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. A
WRAPPING PAPER for sale Annlx NJ n
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AN ALTERCATIoN.-PatrIc Boyle, a soldier
OF the 2ath United States Infantry, was brought
before Justice Lynch yesterday, charged with
He was engaged IN an sltercation on Sunday
night with fellow soldier at Dennis Gala.
ghans grocery, corner of south Il and 9th
streets east, during when Mr.. g., interfering
10 stop the melee. Received a bullet fired by
Boyle, but was only slightly wounded.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERrISEHENrS,

g. WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply At IN
STAR Office.
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INQUIRE WITHIN.-The mouth is like house
10 let. However pretty II may be externally, il
is impossible TO Judge Of its merits until Won
have seen the inside. If behind the ruby doors
there are plenty of pearl-white fixtures, you
Will eXclaim AT once, How beautiful - To
impart the utmost possible brilliancy there is
nothing like fragrant SozoDoNT.