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TIE CHsss MArcH.--It appears from Psris let
ter In the Courier des Etats Uuis, that Mr.. Har~
witz was beaten worse than supposed. The
letter states that two games had beed played. the
frat resulting in Il draw game, and the second 10
the defeat of Harwits Mr.. Morphy, therefore,
had but one more 10 win, whereupo Mr.. Harwitz
abandoned the contest 10 despair. His phy ysician
advised him to take this course, fearing that his
nervous system would not bear the severe exite
ment of continuance Of the struggle
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From yEYEZUELt.-A recent letter from Fepezu-
ella says: Venezuela is now perfectly tranquil.
and only aw .tts the arrival of General Paez 20
commence rev era 10 the history of the republic.
With the governing powers that are to be the
American Minister and bis countrymen will be
most ci erished of all foregners,aDd the commerce
Of Vene zusla will be irsepsrable with that of the
United States. The French and English function
aries received with coldness and indifference
The markets are becoming more lively, and pro-
duce from the interior Is abundant, and coming
TO town in large quantities.
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SAD DEATH The Petersburg Express notices the
death Of little Martha Ellen Farley, daughter Of
hr John A. Farley, Of that city, which transpired
on Friday night last 1t appears that several days
previous *the Was engaged at play with little
nelgheor, and fell backwards on the ground and
besides dslocating her spine, Injured the back
part OF her head so seriously that she was taken
with the locked jaw, and suffered the intensest
pAia until the hour, of her death
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ANOTHER PRIzs FiGHr.-Last Sunday morning
most dsgraceful prizs light for $25,came of 10 the
vicinity of Fort Lee N. j.. between two New York.
ers, whose names are not given. The fight lasted
for nearly baf an hour, and was witnessed by
about fay of the friends of the two combatants.
They we're both, 1t Is said, pretty we'll BEATEN the
winner of the fight receiving several terrible cuts
In the face.
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THANKSGIVING DAY IN MARYL.sp.--Gov. Hicks
has issued his proclamation, appointing Thursday.
the 18th inst, as day of Thanksgiving, and in.
vosing the people Of the State TO observe II by
sustaining from all secular employ yment, aud by
uniting 10 public acts of devotion in gratitude to
the creator for the benefits OF the past, and i'm.
ploring His blessing and guidance in the future.
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ma DrBILIrArsD Psnsoss-Th ose

petite or impraper digestion-may easily be cured
by the use of BAKERS BITTERs We have known
entirely restored to health by these Bitrers
ing any benefit If any OF our readers suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility Torpid Liver In.
Appetite they will find certain relief by using these
Bltters as directed. Delicate females may lest as
sured that these Bitters are admirably adapted to
and restoring the bloom of health TO their chseks.
Teething infants may also be improved by their
usr-whilst all classes and will be benefited
by their Strengthening properties, As family.
medicine, these Bitters stand ubrivalled, and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
at once. p eA@ .sarf E.i}ss
For by Purcell. Ladd 4 Co. and by all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. ccl2
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ARMY INrrLLIsEscE.-The resignation Of Lieut.
Edgar O'Conuor. seventh Infantry. has been &C.
cepted by the President of the United States, to
take effect Oct. 23d.
The latest orders from the army in Utah grant.
ed leave Of absence, on account Of Ill health, to
Major II. II. Sibiy and Lieut.. c. Il. Norris, second
Dragons; also, directed Major Henry Prince pay
department, to proceed to Fort Bridger, and pay
the troops stationed at that post.
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COL ALBERT j, PIoKErT died in Montgomery,
Ala, on the 18th nit. For the last few years be
had been devoted to literary pursuits, which had
for their aim the discovery and publication of his
torcsl events connected with the early settlement
and gradual development of the great Southwe est.
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We learn that the suit Involving the title of the
Southside Railroad Company to the valuable wharf
property at City Point, has been decided in favor
of the Company by the Court Of Appeals. Also
that the Ritchie suit, against the same Company,
has been compromised for Sl50o
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Cot KENcHES L. HsRALsos, formerly ofGeorga,
brother of Hon. Ilu A. HARRISON, died at Point
Isabel, Texas, short time sirce, of yellow fever.
He at the time of his death, Collector Of Gus
toms at that port.
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE

.NVhFVLh, ' a.
TLis lote is over and adjoining the Mercha,ts
sad Mes 6Anics exchange. Is eqGrdistant from the
the corner OF two o. the principal thoronghfares
u ia- very centre Of business. and has every annli
TKExs 81 30 per day.
A HARTMAN
I'm prnnria.s-
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Granville COUNTY (N. C.) AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The fl fth Annual Fair of this county took place
near Henderson on Wednesday last. and is said to
have been an interesting occasion. The address
was delivered by Mr.. Frank Rufin, of Richmond,
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u. s. Minister resident 10 Belgium, presented his
credentials and wa, received by the King with the
accustomed ceremonies, on the 9Th Of September.
His Majesty was very kind aud courteous In bis
reception OF the new minister.
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TURK PREVENTING PRosELYTIsM TO MoHAssr-
pASlsA--"A young TGrk," says the Zeit of Berlin
lately carried of Catholic girl from Stoacz and
atterward brought her to Monasir, with the inten-
ton of marrying her as soon she should hsy 6
embraced Islamism The girl had declared her
readiness to do So but the Turkish Governor, Vas
sf Pasha, exacted that all the prescriptions iudi.
Gated in such cases. should be fully executed and
that the girl should reside for three days in a
Christian house, where her relations and the Cath.
olic priests might tave free access to her. Alter
this delay, during which the young girl expressed
her repentance for the resolution she had tax en-.
Vassif-pasha ordered that she should be restored
TO her family, and prohibited the young Turk from
again interfering with her This act of tolerance
and Justice the part of the Pasha, has produced
a favorable impression in the country"
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/ Il + DISPATC HI.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. .NovEMpgR ! is,,

.AAMkss AssrssLy'-Ths body convened at The
o'a 'apust church, Petersburg, Va, at o'clock,
.as' MONDAY evening. Edmund Rufiu, Esq, Of
h"hover, occupied the Chair, and +. G. Ruffiu
ssqr OF Richmond, assumed the duties Of secreta,'
'y' The evening was spent in the discussion Of
matters connected with agriculture.
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RALEIGH AND GAsroS RAiLRosD-The following
is a summary of this compsny's transactions for
the past year: The earnings of the Road bave
been. from Freight sI49.551 65; from Passenger.
s72 62s67 from Mail 50 900; aud from other sources
S71a-rnaking In the aggregate $232 1892. The
total expenses have been Sl54, ,465 OF; leaving Il
balance of $40 573 So. Out Of this sum eight
ihousaod dollars have been carried TO the sinking
fund and dividend Of six per cent. declared on
the capita lstock-amounting to the sum of $685.
39S payable on 12,h December next, Ieavi0g .
balance of Sl0 SO applicable TO future disburse
meuffs.
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| PRESBYTERIAN WIrNEss.-The publication of this
paper, at Bristol, Va, has been resumed. 1t is ed
tied by Rev. Messrs Blackburn d Caldwell, and
| published by Mr. J. A. Sperry.
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~ LIFE SIZE PuoToaRApus 4

LIFE CIZE fhOTOGkAPH6.-In6
subscriber takes pleasure In announcing 10 his nu-
merous patrons and the public at large that he 10
now prepared to furnish photographs from minia-
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE either plain or colored
which. for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
II not superior to any produced In this city less
than the usual price, Old Pictures copied and on
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and OK.
anime specimens at 9IBBs' Temple of Art, Corin.
THAN Hall, Maiy street, between 9Th and 10th. r
Pc GIBBS.
the place to get It, where you will neither be hum.
bugged in price or work, Also, melaiuotypes, or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art. @iass
lie lS ....- -H.-... p. Il. G..
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R.csnoyn Oc,ohar s.,b IA

Messrs. WAXING a PEARcE-dentlemen; / have
carefully analy sed the pill, given me by DR.. W r.
Anderson: and Ind that it contains email portion
OF cai1ms but mainly consists of the suiphste Of
qnirine. The presence uf these two substances IA
distinctly proved by variety OF tests. ] have no
doubt that the pill was composed entirely ct these
medicinal agents.
Very respectfully, b McCAw.
II -
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DR.. PALMEa.-The numerous friends, at home
aud abroad of [ :. Palmer, the pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, of this city, viii learn with
pleasure that he ia now convalescent, aud will
soon be able to enter again upon the discharge of
his pastoral duties His family have nearly ali
passed the ordeal of the fever in safety.-N.O.
HtcdVuHe
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Co.. PREsroS.-A grand complimentary ball wes
given at Louisville, on Friday night last, to Mr..
Preston, our new minister to Spain, aud his wife.
1t took place in the Masonic Hall. aud was attend
ed by hundreds of the leading citizens of the city.
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ANOTHER PRIzx FIGHf.-Another ring fight has
hrated Australian Kelly, and $3.50 Of the money
put up. The light grows ont OF the late battle
between Heenan aud Morissey. Kelly wssone Of
Morissey's ssconds. The .Benecia Boy" has bsea
held to answer for the assault upon "Dubiin
Tricks"
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2 500 REWARD.-Ranaway from

3 500 REWARD.-Ranaway from
"a the subscriber living la Cum berlaDd, Va. On
N sunday night, the 9th of September, my
.44x~ gro boy, named JOHN. Jchu is mulatto.
asc abl Ut Is g years, stou built, about feet
hes high, has at on h.s npper lip and one on
hs breast. aused by bum. aud wore small goatees
~hen be isfs He Is supposed 10 be lurking about
r. her "a ihis city or the Eastern shore. II ar
- - en The la tern shore, will give reward Of
r. ntd II arrested out Of the State, reward Of
Il $40 sili be given. CHAS w GILLIAN.
Lr--lYt
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Tas CoxEr IN U4AH.--A Salt Lake correspondent
Of the e. Louis Republican, In alludfng 70 the
comet ~ seen at that place, speaks Of its being ss
red = sealing wax" e
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nULEa MULES aud HORsEi

w MULES, MULES aud HORSES.
CIAI have Just received, direct from Kentucky,
,ery choice and Superior lot OF stock. i have
MULE we'll suited for iron masters railroad pur-
2ses, aud street aud plantation ase all OF which
siil sell, exchange, break and deliver in city or
Juntry. upon my usual accommodating terms, at
'aVis Hutehssop's late Hardns old stables.
EDWIN WALKER.
II shall be in receipt OF fresh stock direct
rom Kentucky. every month. Enquire as above.
au i9--d3m E W
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LATER PROM HAvASA.-The Empire City arrived
at New York on Sunday from Havana, having left
that port on the Goth. portion of the Spanish
ieet destined to act against Mexicohsd sailed tor
rampico. The main body, which Is en- route from
Spain, was dhily looked far at Havana. The acting
consul at Havana had refused to permit the Ame-
rican vessels, the Ardennes and the Enterprise to
cave the port. as he has reason to regard them as
destined for tue slave trade. Two British steamers
were In port, with Coolies from Annoy and Hong
nong' numbering some 500 in both ships. Two
hundred had perished on the voyage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

CApr GABRIEL GRAY, Principal of Pearisburg,
Va, Male Academy, and Graduate Of the Virginia
Military Institute, has accepted call to the enar
Of Mathematics and Tactics In the Glsnnville, Ala,
Academy.
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TIE SUGAR CgoP-The Alexandria (Ls.) Ameri-
can says the prospects are that the sugar crop of
that Parish this season will be the largest ever
made.
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man named Flynn, was tried recently at Mans.
field, La, for murder, and acquitted. He had been
twice tried and found guilty by the District Court
resulted in an scquittaI.
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EsPos pEScE.l


of Chemistry of Medical College of Virginia boar
Sir: We would feel obliged il you would obtain ffom
DIR. VIM Il. Anderson the pill he has In his poss
sion, (Which is part of the same medicine taken By
the late MIR Woosy,) and analyse the same for a..
giving written statement Of its contents. y
Resp ctfally, WARING 4 PkAkCE
RiChmoni. Oct. 22d 1888
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~ kxaiBIrI0y WBIKt
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYf


THOMAS q. FHICE 4 co,
By every arrival, are mailing large additions To
their Commanding stock Of t @ =
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND tsy
Z q DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. 80
In every department they are nos thoroughly ~
ssssaa, the aavanssss Of large and vsrisd ssiss.
The senior partner OF the houss ID gain ip mar.
partner. s,isi il Isods frsshnsss 10 their entire
'qRP.s. II !. ire ,,,5 srn.cs.a- ~
Elegant Velvet Cioaks 4& Ess
d. Black Ciotn Cloaks fss
b b cefa "a ss ss Hasaan' g.
steiIi shawls. great variety
Long and square Brochs Shavis 4H
Do do Blanket shswls z
Bises sad colored ,ss; si Bay .dsre a. Silk. =
English and American Prints ah
RIoS % siIs Robe, De, q a'u'iain''
Do do Double Skirt .as ,ia
Elegant valentis Robes
Elegant Mousians Robes 80
Emorotderies, every grade saT -
Point Lace aud Brussels setts .s4 as.s .t.s
Val and Honiton do
Lace Collars in variety 's-.8
Black Thread nd French Wells ca-z g \
II S9moazins.e tsa Mns SrsPss a yeiis: &c.
jamnsd up their cellar again. and are prepared TO-
show buyers every article for household aud a. n,
at the very closest rates such goods be
They are now getting in }.s,s
sATTINETs 1s
sHEETINGS: LINskYs -'-.' - :,
Brown and Bleachsd C0TTONs
All Of which are offered upon the very tss. terms.
oc 2o-lm THOMAS PRICE 60.
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HANDsJME DoNArIoN.-The German Volkf fest As
socistion of New Orleans. La, finding that they
had surplus fund of 81 700 have given $500 to the
Howard Association of that city, s700 to the Ger
mau Enigrant Association, and $500 to the Young
Mems Christian Association.
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T-sys ss, -axsasy.s1 ACCOMMODATION

ISss sss -axsasxsg5 ACCOMMODATION
esA - efH N-CHANGE OF
IoU kS--0n and after NOVEMBER IsT, the Accom-
a>tiou Train Of this Company, will run daily tsun-
days e4ceE,d,} between Milford and Richmond:
avlng MB!ord AT 10 A. NJ, and arrive in Rich
i4Jnd az 81 A. Nj. Returning, will leave Rich
44Gnd al Oc!cck p. M, and reach Milford at -
T u, stopping for passengers at any point each
way
kARE-The same as on the Mail Trains.
sAML RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OrFIcE r. T P. 4. 4. CoMPANY,o
t-Icbmond Oct 2lst, 1858. oc %
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Mr.. WIN. Reires, m old and respectable citizen
Of 1incastls, Va, was found deed In his bed one
morning last weak. He retired the night previous
.ree from Ill symptoms Of disssss.
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DOARDING HOUSE The undersiuned

- has taken the house formerly occupied by Mira
n. ourton Wtuatet on the corner of Franklin
a. :h streets which 10 now apen for the rrrcn,ta
SAD Ascomm"fation of BoAkDERs Gentlemen
viii their families can here lie pleasantly sitpafe5
\ UgS mon can be accommodated with Doard nv
itt sok, mouth or year, either with or without
lolslaG Rev. DR.. NJ. d Hose and family who
Eavc 70. number Of years .ided in the honse are
So. Boar iers. to hom the Gerber beps Ieayn 10
r,.'G. A BtOCK
s-A SooAly nun,ber of Gentlemen can hs ac
cmmo.aied during the Fair on reasonable terms.
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DP7LRyup Hospital rh;. I..,:...

II tyu which has been in successful operatiop for
ns .Sst f7f years. is situated on
CuC ACH HILL, RICHMOND VA
II delightful, airy position. and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa-
ti.ats Aat the successful treatment of disease.
10 dss LATELY undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
haze Scep Bicely furnished suitable TO the accom-
nads;i2n OF gentlemen who may fnd it incouve-
a.aut 20 be treated At their private dgings.
Particular attention Will be paid TO the lyiac-tn
gdTaF. which are peculiarly comnodious
TRIMS:
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MURDER OF AN AMERICAN IN AUsrRALIA-Wm. A.
Alden, of Augusta, Me-, and first officer of the
American ship Oliver Jordan, was recently stabbed
and killed by James Moyes, one of the crew, at
Sidney, Australia. The murderer was arrested,
tried in two weeks afterwards, found guilty and
sentenced to be hung, but rs the jury recommend.
ed him to mercy, it was thought he would not
suffer the extreme penalty of the law.
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DESTROYED BY DoG.-A week or two since. near
Middleburg, Loudouu county. Va, various por-
tions of achild's body were found to have been
torn by dog. Itwas subsequently, found that
child had been lett near the dog by a negro wo.
man belonging to Mr. John Francis, and she was
committed to Jail. After the birth of the child.
the negro woman returned TO her masters house
and prepared supper for the family.
sick man, slightly convaescing. recently i'm
agined himself to be engaged in conversation with
pious friend. congratuiating him upon his re-
coSery, and asking him who his physician was He
replied. 'Dr. - brought me through" "No,
no." said his friend, providence brought Won
out Of the Illness, not the DOCTOR "Well," re-
piled he, "may DO he did. but 1 am certain that
the doctor will charge me for it,"
"You have lost your baby, hear" said one gen.
tleD,an to another.
Yes. poor little thingl It was only five months q
old. We did all we could for it. We bad fur
doctors blistered its head and feet, put mustard
poultces all over 1t, gave it nine calomel powders,
leeched its temples, had it bled gave 1t all kinds
of medicines, and yet, after a weeks illness it
died."-Abbecfe Banner.
FATAL AcCIDENT-0n the evening OF the 26th
ult, Mr.. Samuel Hall, conductor on the freight
train OF the Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
was knocked off the cars the train was crossing
the bridge at Decatur, and so seriously injured
that he died soon after.
SICKNESS ON BOARD THE PowHATAN.-From let.
ter dated October 18th. on board the U. 8. Ship
Powhatan, received by a young gentleman OF this
city, We learn that the yellow fever is raging to an
alarming extent in Panama The Powhatan had
lost many of her crew; among them was John
Welsh of this city.-Nortoik Day Book
RAILROAD CELRBRATIoN-On Thursday, the 14th
inst, the celebration Of the completion of the Wes-
tern North Carolina Railroad, to Statewide N. c.,
took place 10 that town. There was Q very large
number of visitors present. probably some 10000,
together with four military companies
MARINE Losses FOR OcroBER.-The marine losses
for the past month show aggregate Of thirty
vessels. The total value of property lost was five
hundred and tSirty-three Thousand FIVE hundred
dollars The total loss for the past ten months has
been 1881, ,s9l against S15,421 900 for the same
time last year.
Ex-GovERsoR MEANS, of South Carolina, was
seriously injured by fall, at the recent Fair ut
Winnsboro', in that State.
HoNIcIDE.-Nathan Best, was killed in Macon,
Ga, on the 9th ult., by blow from Jacob Gilpin,
who was arrested for the crime.
The Rev Mr.. Smith, is on clerical trial at Shaw.
NUT. Mass, for being "a cold, distant msnl' What
next?
James Allen, q son of Judge Allen of Worcester,
Mass died in q few minutes, i.er rupturing q
blood vessel on Thursday last.
The trial of Henry Gambril, for the murder of
officer Benton, commenced in Baltimore on Mon,
day.
There were nine intermepts from yeiluw fever
in Mobile on the 9th nit.
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- Cleans,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC si
LEAP AND MANUFACTURED foRACUo.
A iarre and we'll selected stcek, q
JOHN BOUCHER, -
l4fh street. =
between MAIN and Frankhn sta.
B.-CIaARS made in any gyis y order.
ec SIM Il
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The THIRTIETH STREET TRAGEpY.-The persons
who were wounded in this dreadful tragedy are all
ia a very critical condition now, and yet they are
all apparently improving. So far everything
seems TO be in their favor, and they are doing as
well as persons could with such severe wounds
upon them.
Mr.. Gonldy is steadily improving He had
yesterday scarcely any fever, and passed very
comfortable day. He is pc fectly conscious now
al the time, he occasionally asks where Frank is,
but does not seem To be that it was Frank
who struck him. His wounds were dressed yester
day, aud presented very healthy appearance
The poSSlbH ies of his recovery are iucre sing
though they scarcely afforded the basis for he pe
As yet The piece taken out of his skull is circu-
lar piece Of nearly three inches in diameter ieay
ing the brain entirely exposed: and through the
cavity all the pulsations of the brain can be
plainly seen. Should he recover it will be almost
miraculous
Mrs. Gouldly is very comfortable and her recovery
seems more hopeful; her condition, however is
still very dasgerors.
Matte, who was worse on Saturday. was much
better yesterday The symptoms of cry sipela.
appear 70 be vanishing, and otherwise his case ia
encouraging.
Chsrle remains much the same; supporation to
certain extent has taken place in his wounds
The two gi-ls at the Hospital are also improving
johanna Murphy, who has been expected to die
every day, yesterday breashed up suddenly. and
now appears very much better. The other girl is
IN very comfortable state, and probably will get
we'll. Her wounds are not So severe as the rest
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