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II. H. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement Beed any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF rs A CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN.
Ii was the first, and is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that Instantly stops the most excrucians pains ali
81 the Luucs. stomach Bowels OF other gIaI,is ,r
organs, By one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter how violent or eNcruriatirv thu main IN,
RHEl matte, d-ridfen, Iurrm, Crippled. N.ry-
Gus, Ncuralgic,or Frustrated with disease may suffer-
RADwAY-s READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
EXPLANATION OF TUE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIoS OF THE HEART.
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DIPTHERIA.
cATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, TooTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATIsM.
COLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application Of the READY RELIEF On.
part or parts where the pain "a difficulty exists will
afford ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half a t.rnIIer of water will In,
few minutes cure CRAMPs, sPASMS SOUR
SToMACH, HEARTBURN, SICK HEAD.
WIND IN THE BOWELS aud an INTERSaI
PAINS.
Traveers should always carry a bottle II RAN
WAY kEhD1 hELlEt with them. A few drops
Of water ID s better than French brandy on bitter.
a stimulant.
FEVER AND AGuE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for ff,y cent? rl,,-.
il remedial agent in this world that vii surs
Fever and Agne, aud all other Msarious Bilou.
Scarlet. Typhoid, yellow. aud other Fevers .ais.i
by RADMAl PILLS. 80 quick as RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle.
DIR. RAILWAYS
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TEAS.

As will be seen by the above list our stock eorn
prises sixteen different varieties Of which we have
large supply now on hand, and are constantly re-.
ceVing fresh invoices, and facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the such as that we have
no hesitsncy in asserting that able TO compete
fully with any house this side of New York.
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1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
Hoop SKIRTS Of the best material, made to
order, and always q good assortment on hand;
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
LADIES viii please cali and zee our Improved
styles OF Corsets, all made Of the best materials
and every pair warranted to Rt. @. BAUM, Cor
SET Manufacturer, 9TH st., Intelligencer Build
ing.
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Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar
1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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HENPLRR has all kinds Thermometers an,
paroMetels,
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Over the bars Of dainty cage
She beEt wi b shivering cry and moan,
Tossing her white arms 90 and fro,
For the door was sjar, and her bird had a0ED.
Close 70 my bosom held the child;
told her tale. and sans: her q song;
But the sorrowful wind, AND my sorroEfpl heart
Echoed her moaning the whole day long.
And ali! from her feyerish lips that night
There broke, like the cry Of the lonesome sea,
p1tful wsiling that haunts me yet:
Birdie, my birdie, come back to mei'
Over the snow Of 3 dainty cot
bent with . shiyering cry and moan,
For eh by Somebody's hand someEhere,
door was sjar, and my bird had flown.
Deep in my bosom hid my pain;
smile for my love, and cling MIN q song:
But the tenderest tissues of heart and brain
Are broken with waiting the whole dsy long.
And at night, at night, from my hungry lips
Pail and cold as the dead may be
wall floats up to the shore unseen:
Birdie, my birdie, come back to mev'
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up THE AISLE-NELL LATINE,S
WEnDINE.

Take my cloak-aDd now TX my vail, Jenny;
How silly to cover ones face?
I might IS we'll be an old woman;
But then there's one com oTt-it'S lace.
Well, Whist has become Of those ushers?
o, pa have you got my bouquet?
I'll freeZs standing here in the lobby
Why doesn't the oTgsnist play?
They've started at laIt-what hustle!
Stop, pa! they're not far enOugd-wait!
One minute more-nOw do keep step, pa!
There, drop my trail, JSne!-is il straight?
I hope / ok timid and shrinking;
The church must be perfectly full
Good graci aus ! now don't walk so fast, pa?
He don't think my trains pull.
The chancel at last-Intnd the step, pa
don't feel embarrassed at all.
But my whats the minister saying?
oh, know that part bout Saint Paul
hope my position is graceful;
How awkward Nellie Dane stoodl
''Not lawfully be Joined together
Now speak, IS if any enc would
Oh, dear now its my turn to answer
do Sish that pa would stand still.
"Serve him, love- honor, and keep him.
How sweetly he says It'll will
Where's pa?-there 1 knew he'd forget it,
When the time came to give me away
ST Helena, take thee-lovs-chsrish-
End"-well, can't hep it-"obey"
Here, Maud, take my b0uqaet-don't drop it
hope Charley has not lest the ring;
Just like him mo goodness, how heavy!
It's really an elegant thing
It's shame to knecl down in white satin
and the lounce, real old lace-but must,
I hope they've got clean cushion,
They're usually covered with dust,
All overall thanks-now don't fuss pa!
Just throw bsck my voil Charlis-Ih sre-
Oh bother! why couldn't he kiss me
Without mussing up all my hair.
Your arm, Charley, there goes this organ
Who'd think thsre would bs such crowd
Oh 1 mustn't look around, I'd foIgotten-
See, Charley, who was 1t that bowed?
Why, it's Nelly Alaire with her husband;
She's a fully jealous, know;
Most Of my things were ir ported,
And she had a homemade trousseau
And there's Annie Wheeler-Kste Hermon;
1 didn't expect her at all
If she's not in tnag same old blue satin
She wore at the charity bal
Ia that Fanny Wsde-Edith Pearson?
And Emma, and Jo-all the girls?
1 knew they'd not miss my wedding;
hope they'll all notice my pearls.
Is the carrisgs there? give me my cloak, Jane;
Don't get 1t all over my veil
No! you take the other seat, Charley;
l need all this for my trail
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4 CURIOUS PARDON.
From the Memphis Ledger, JAY S.

Some weeks since a well known sport
ing character, named Mickey Free, who
was out on bail to await the decision of
the Supreme Court on the concealed
weapon law, learning that the decision of
the court was against him, came up and
surrendered himself to Sheriff Wright,
carried his own mittimus to the TAILOR,
and was locked up for sixty days. A few
days ago the judges of the Supreme Court
asked Sheriff Wright as to the truth of the
story, and being convinced of the fact,
the five Judges signed a petition t. the
Governor for the pardon of Free, he hay-
ing displayed law-abiding disposition.
This morning the pardon from Governor
Senter was received at the Sheriff's office
and Mickey Free was again a free man.
He says he has the highest opinion of the
wisdom of the Supreme Court, and if he
ever sees any of the Judges INDUCING in
a game of faro or roulette he will inter
pose and prevent any person from swim
ding them out of their money.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN, SUNDAY JULY 8. ISL.

died with him; and Gillson's first glance
at Graham's right hand told him that the
earlier conner had actually secured tie
bottle containing the potassium 'pills'i
themselves. 1t is scarcely worth while
to quote all the details of the ensuing al
tercation between the two birds of prey
over this omnibus prize, or over a smsll
scroll of vellum manuscript, supposed to
unfold the ''secret,n found amongst the
decaying garments of the dead man.
Suffice it to say that, after much bitter
contention and display of pistol by
'Black Bart" ellison accepted the man
uscript as his share of the prey,
and the two men swore each other
to eternal secrecy Concerning their adven-
ture, and determined to remain in the
gloomy canyon with the skeleton until
the arrival of evening should ASSURE their
unobserved escape from the neighbar-
hood. Unfortunately, however for
ellison, his dissatisfaction with his
part of the plumber led him to
make an effort, when he thought
his companion doing, to gain the pills"
also. According to his dying confession,
he even had his hand upon the precious
bottle, when, quick as thought, ''Black
Bart" thrust pistol against his STOPPING
body, and, with the ensuing report, he
lost all consciousness of the scene. Upon
his subsequent recovery of sensibility
under the exquisite torture of his wound,
the murderer was gone, and the manu-
script as well as the bottle with him; and
it was only left for him (Gilson) TO drag
himself up the wooded side of the ravine
IS far as he could, and then lie moaning
until Mrs. Adams was called to hisrescue.
So ends the 'dying statement" of the
second victim of the elemental PiI:;'
and, as before shown, the respectable
newspaper giving 1t and the original
stsry currency, publishes its Auburn cor
respondents copies of all the sworn testi-
mony apparently needful to substantiate
the whole wild tale. There being no &C.
companying intmation that the proclama-
ton of the Secretary of State has yet Sc
CURED the capture Of "Black Bart" it
may be inferred that Gregory Summer
fields ''secret" is once more ia the pos
session of living man, who, therefore
holds the worlds fate in his control. Not
to believe this is ID discredit all the yrae-
cious Californian literature now in such
distinguished fashion.
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| terprise. and therefore he thought the
proposition before the court co1ld not be
entertained without sub hitting it to the
people. Gov. Brown said he was exceed
inely DESTROYS that the Edgefield road should
be kept under the control of the people of
Tennessee. He said, among othsr things,
that the argument of Judge East was able
and II genious and eloquent, but he (the
Governor) thought this was new
enterprise. The proposition he thought
was one of vital interest to the
people. but the question CT power
ought to be considered. If he had
5000. COO himself he did not know where
he would rather invest 1t than IN buylng
this Edgefeld and Kentucky Raiirosd. The
Governor continued his remarks oy saying
that he thought the arguments that had
been made were evsslve, but that the prop
osItion ought to be submitted to the peo-
pie, and he thought they would vote for 1t.
He argued at length TO show That the
Court did not have the power to make TINS
appropriation without first submitting ths
proposition to vote Of the people, saying
that if SO submitted he should most will
ingly vote for it. The Edgefeld and Ken
tucky Railroad and its connections, said
OOV. DIOWD, are Vi TIC u'AnooO AhhPSANoASS
to the business intere SITS of this community,
but he would see the work fairly and justly
done, and in such way as to avoid all DIFF
ficulty and danger of litigation.
VIM. G. Brien, Esq, next addressed the
court, insisting that it would certainly be
best to ubmit the proposition to vote of
the people. The county was already IN
volved in financial difficulties, and had
to-day scarcely money enough to discharge
its warrant liabilities. In such condi-
ton, was it not better to relieve the
County Court of responsibility and allow
the people chance to cay what should be
done. Mr.. Brien then made lengthy ar
gument against the proposition, and in
conclusion said that the whole scope of his
argument was that there were 30 many
questions to be considered that this whole
matter ought to be submitted to vote of
the people.
The court then adjourned till Monday
morning at ten o'clock.
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The Fayetteville Ne10s says: 'NIr.
Smith Ray killed near Stonebraker's mill
in this county, few days since, seventy
three rattlesnakes at one stroke. This
story is veuched for by men of undoubted
veracitY." The writer of the alb we
probably means to say that Mr.. Ray
killed one old rattlesnake and seventy
two young ones.
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sF- This medicine has been us d In cur pr3c-
tioe for many years, aud with thOusa1ds treated,
It has MT failed In = single instance
~ Zach package Of Vegetable Cure ia wrap
ped in ultFanarine blue paper, printed in god
letters, and contains one bottle filed with
su gar coated Pills. aud vial filed vita Medi-
Gated Powders, sufficient to make One-half pint
of injection; and Ols Syringe.
~ Price, s. per package; sold by Druggists or
sent by mail, on receipt Of $50.
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S4O---TO-
1877 L.
FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

HAS BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
IL Of climate, and by almost every nation known
70 Americans. 1t is the almost constant COM
paniOn and tnestimable friend OF the missionary
aud the traveller, on sea and iaad, and no one
should travel on our lakes or rivers without 1t.
Pain Killer was the drst and IA the only
permanent psin reliever. Since the Pain Killer
was first introduced, and met with such unsu-
passed sale, many Ltnimsnts, Panacess and other
remedies have been offered 70 the public but not
one OF them hSs ever Attsined the truly enviab q
standard Of the Pain Killer. Why Is this SCI Il
IS because Davis Pain Killer Ia shat it
claims to be-s reliever Of pain. It's merits are
unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from internal pain, twenty
or thirty drops IN = little water viii most IN
sta1tly cure you. There Is nothing to equal it. IN
few moments 1t cures Cole, Cramps, Spasms,
Heartburn, DisrrhGs. Dysenfery, Elux, Wind IN
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, sick Head
ache. In sections Of the country where FEVER
AND AGUE prevail, there IL no remedy held in
greater esteem Every housekeeper should keep
It st hand to apply Il at the frat attack Of any
pain 1t will give satisfactory relief and save
hours OF suffering.
Do not trife with yourselves by testing untried
remedies Be cure you call for and get the genu-
inc PAIN Kl4Lh r, as many worthless nostrums
ace attempted to be sold on the great reputation
OF this valuable medicine.
~ Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, IS eta, 50 cts. and 81 per bottle.
N. EfARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States.
For sale by
BERRY, DElIOvILLE CO., Nashville.
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville.
LITrERER . CABLER, Nashville.
WHELOCH, FlNI4AY & Co, New Orleans.
@. P JONES q Co, Memphis.
R A ROBINSON CO., Louisville.
And by all Medicine Dealers
jel3 dtiu NH q n kWlam Sd
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,2'syssIJ'9s!l5a

Cures all diseases caused by
self abuse, viz: SpermstOE-
rhea, Semiral Weakness,
Night Emissions. Loss Of
Memory, Universal L.assl-
tude, Pains In the Back,
Dimnes IF Vision, Pre1ns-
turs Old Age, Weak Nerves,
Difficult breathing, Pale
Countsnsnce, insanity, Con-
sumption, and all diseases
that follow as 4 sequence Of
Youthful indiscTetiona.
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HATOuEr.oR,s r,.,p Dvr

This splendid Hair Dys q the best In the world,
ms only true and perfecs Dyss HArmless-Relia-
ble-lnstAntsneous-No disappointment-No ri
diculous tints-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOR ANY
NIrALIo FOIBoNTo MTURE TIE HAZE Oh SYsrEH."
fuVigorates the HAIR and lssvesit soft AID beautf
full blsok or brown. Sold by all druggists aud
dealers. applied ct the Factory, 10 Bond street,
neg 1ork sep77-ly
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EdgefIeld and KentucRy Railroad
Speeches OF Maj. J. q. Thompson,
Chancellor East, GOV. Brown and
w. G. IBrieD. Esq,
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The Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Disaster.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Remember when writing for a
newspaper, write only on one SIDE
of your paper.
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8FsetAb EOTICEs.

County merchants, teachers, parents
pupils will find the best and cheapest took
OF School Books used in city, country and
other schools Throughout the State at W.
O. Collier b Cos. "A Union street, Nash
vile, Tenn Iy
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St. Louis Medical Association,

Iun yose carcIuDy managed, to prevent the
election Of Radical candidate.
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disOrderiy indivicuaI also w,at dowr-to
the WoTsalouse.
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Many human being has passed away for whose
death there no other than the neglect Of
known and indispufably proven means Of cure
Those near and dear to family and friends ere
sleeping the dreaTnless slumDer into which, had
they calmly adnnted
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Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale Agent
mar24 cody
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OFFIOIALs

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
TME iS sk THn
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be q e1dcted BY the Lsgtslaftrs Assembly Of ths
district Of Colrm btd, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday of
November Of each year.
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
this 1t lie hereby declared to be In fierce from and
after its APPROVAL by the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President Of the Council.
Approved, August 10, 1871.
II. d. COOKE, Governor. An 81 an
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CITY ITEM

YOUTHS CLoTHING.-A large stock, at low
Building.
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The CHOIR Of st. Patrick's church, assiste
by several wel-known vocalists, will give a
concert at the orphan boys fair, at Masonic
Temple, this evening. There is no extra charge
for admission, and the hall will no doubt Be-
crowded. The fair viii continue this week and
the managers appeal 10 q generous public TO
help the orphans.
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OBSERVE CAREFULLY.
NJ. ID. FRANK & Co.,
TIL O-s1,.n1I Iy,ft.-

Late of Pennsylvania avenue,
Are to be found in the May building, 500 9Th St.
opposite General Post Office. Take notice of
name and number.
n. b. No connection with any other firm.
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SAILS or REAL EsTATK.-Thomas W. Fowler
Is estate agent, 500 street. has sold for Mrs. +.
20 tsul5one to Wn. Shepherd lot %, square
-: dof ss-O Cash; for same 70 Eva Fries lots Il
G nn - same square, for $50 cash; for j. T.
49, anu ZSph. Jones, trustees, 20 Thomas
between 4th and 5th east, for 500 cash.
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FINE plated sets, s.; braeelet,. ,,o,,, - -
ST. chains, - to SO; received NJ PrfSs.s
JeWelry Store. No. 467 Penpsyiyania aya5sa
between a. and 9Th street. 1e'
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CoRNs, &o-Dr. White, chiropooist, No. 6ss
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrovins Nsiis-
&C., without pain.
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HUMAN HAIRIN SWITCHES, Curls and Braids
new styles just received, at G.. Baum's Hair
DEPOT, iOS 9TH street.
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DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies' gents,
misses and children at G. Baum's Corset Facto-
~, 4gS 9TH street. Don't mistake the name or
number.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I. Becker q Co,
successor TO p. Wallach, dealer In mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock Of goods, which they are selling at the
or gents furnishing goods, would 20 well TO cai1
elsewhere. i. Rrcrpp e. 90
Odeon Hail, corner 4 \ street and Pa ave-
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provision. Of act entitled a. act anthoriIlng tas
D d., - crate o ~ 80 ,.ssss 81 four
million 81 boads ant lesyisg tax for the psyment
4 The interest = sh 80 aunUsly acorue thcre9n,
ssuing Of four nniiIiaa. n improvement bonis. %
..,e ei the people ., SruerAi election IN he 50 ~
ThiTd. Th.t tss tsEs,. tes .ad Hs.ip-, this sot
-rnor e REQ ured 90 prov iae flr TIE a. , t al the
ballots which may b. cas-, Cor I'll act entirled An
iebt for special irlpro, rnents and srSirs I'M ssf
District By the issuing flour millions "a l,nds All
shsli snnnsiy accrue thereon .ss .ssy,ss,ns ny
act With the question of 'he issuing % the four
ssnerSl election in aid District and In rsistln
% the question q the is.uiug q four millions q
IBIS sc, shall Be conducted in al respecfs a. resaris
the perscns entitled 20 vote and % sooori
Ipiesble to the holding % general elections IN said
Fourth Upon CLOSING the polls the ballots for ana
AGAINST this law shall BE counted By the electian on
~ ana - ~ u n sna pFen
ploate Of the in each election dis
gresAte number % votes cast thereai f6r nsmers ~
he Legislative Assembly shall, within fsrty eight
several election precincts districts which resurns
hAlaestgnae the number Il votes cast Tor this loan
box Of each election district wS The oh ss sssrs q
.sd sisStiSn and he e,her. shall be PLACED u
District AID b. placed in his hands By Que or more OF
Fihh. on reoeivine the said envelope. o,p,.,rIn,
me returns as s,creeaid the Secretary shall exam NJ
the same, snd add together the aggregate votes a.
cast In each district, and after Sning shall csrtf
he result 70 the Governor aud file c1pY of sn-h
certificate among the records % his Once
sixth. IL IL shall appear from said rurus a. CERT.
ned Go by the Secretary that aoritN % thu vote
cast for msmeers Of said Legislative Assembly shan
have been cast IN favor OF this law % shall - IN
ull force and effect, ard th- Governor shall pro-
claim the IN the "a pore q the District IN b-h
this Law may be publshcd NJ majority 81 Notes
'hal be cast against this &C; shall be void aud III
% effect. -
SEC. 2 Asd % % 1sTtasr ssaolsa, That with the
publication OF this act In the per. A. sfar-
aid Tor the period three mouths then shafl h. n
aotice over the signature OF the GoverDor rI 20 -
secretary Of the District that Il will be subnitf -
the reope 81 the first general election after its psss
age for their approval OF disspprovsl anA A COW a
such notice shall be hed and recorded In the a.
q the Secretary OF the District.
SEC. =. And Be % fETths- e4acfsf, That whereas n,
emergency exists for the immediate takinc ese~, -
this act in the event Of its approval by the paope nj
.hall he In force from aud after the praclsfastion
thereof By the Governor.
CHARLES T.. HULsE,
Speaker OF the House of neievat-<
WILLIAM sTTCkNEG.
Approved, August ~, 1871.
III. ". COOKE. Governor. suslNu
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NEW STORE AND NEW PRICEs-Gents, do
You want to save money? Go to Prices Gents
Furnishings Depot, AIS 9TH street. He is a new
beginner, and sells cheap. n humbug. Try and
convince Yourself.
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OUR DRUGGISTS keep for sale Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover, the best prepare
ton ever made for restoring the vitality and
color of the hair.
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HENPLER has all kinds of Thermometers and
barometors. anu
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A sERvICEABLE OvERCoAT at sS.
EIsEMAN & Bro,
sos 9TH street, May Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

TRIAL FOR MURDER-Th Ksonqk- Carer Hori-
cide--To-morrow the Criminal Court, Judge
Humphreys, win resume its June term ami the
grand jury will resume its session at that time.
The case Of VIM. Keough, charged with the
murder Of John Carey on the 18th of March last
II set for trial Tomorrow, and win probably oc,
cupy several days. Mr.. L. L. Stanton appears as
his counsel.