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Tumors, Ulcers, or Old Sores

Are caused by impure state of the blood cleanse
the blood thoroughly with Aliens Strength
eEIing Cordial and the complaints will disap-
pear.
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Constipation, Dyspepsia, Faintness Of stomach. 1t
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appetite but gentle Tonic, which assists nature to
restore the stomach to a healthy action NopersOn
suffering with Sour stomach, Headache, CostiYaRess,
Palptation of the Heart, Indigestion, Low Spirits,
etc, can take three doses without relief.
Aliens SfIen0fHenilg Cordial cures
Female weakness it acts directly upon the of
these complaints invigorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs and
allays Inflammation.
Aliens Strengthening Cordial has
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bones, removes from the system the PROD ucing
cause Salt Rheum and Scald Head readily yield to
the great alternative effects Of this medicine.
Aliens SfvengtheniIg Cordial has
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in SlI diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary organs.
tion of the medical faculty many OF whom are pre-
scribing ii to their patients.
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Ialy aud infrm old age, as on the D. eng man i'm
parting health and vigor to the nerves and brain,
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ing health elasticity and strength 10 the whole or
ganization.
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a never fall ng remedy and can be relied upon How
many thousands upon thousands have been snatched
it from the brink of the grave by its miracu
lous power Who will suffer from Liver Comp 9ints,
Dyspepsia, Disease OF the Stomach Kidneys, Bowels,
Bladder when such great remedy is within reach
Volumes might be hlled with proof from all parts
of the civilized world TO prove tnat remedy has
ever been discovered in the whole history of medi-
cine that acts so PronPly Even in the worst cases
of Scrofula good appetite, complete digestion.
Strength and disposition for rcise, are sure t.
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ache accompanies the disease, the use Of Aliens
Liver Pills will remove it. over eight years expert
and the increasing popularity Of Aliens mGdi-
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Price s1OO per bottle, six bottles for SIS 90. If
your druggist store keeper does not have ii, We
will forward half dozen TO any address receipt
of the price.
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AMERICAN MEDICINE CO.,
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THE LAME WALK.

Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir.-Though stranger, want to inform
YOU what vEGETINE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made its appearance in
nv system-large running ulcerSappearing oil me,
as follows: One on each of my arms; one on my
thigh which extended to the seat; one on my head,
which eat into the skull bone on my left leg.
which became so bad that two physicians came to
am putatc the limb, though upon consultation con-
cuded not TO do 50, my whole body was SO full of
scrofula They deemed it advisable TO cut the sore,
which was painful beyond description, aud there
was quart OF matter run from this one sore.
The physicians all gave me up to die, and said they
could do no more for Both of my legs were
drawn up my seat and it was thought If did get
up again / would be cripple for life.
When in this condition saw VEGETINE adver-
tised and commenced taking II In March, and fol-
lowed OH with until had used sixteen bottles, and
this morning am going to plough corn, we'll man.
All my townsIncn say it Is miracle to round
walking and working.
III conclusion, will add when was enduring such
great suffering from that dreadful disease Scrofula
| prayed TO the Lord above 20 take me out of this
world, but as TEGETISE has restored to me the
blessings OF health desire more than ever to live,
that may he Of some service TO my fellowmen and
/ know of no better way to aid suffering humanity
than enclose You this statement of my case, with
earnest hope that you will publish it, and 1t will
afford Inc pleasure to reply to any communication
which may receive thereirom. .. -..-...
am, sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAYN.
AVERY, BrnRlEN CO., MICH. July 10, 1872.
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;:sMARRIAG q, ora CoUNefIMAN.--Cap @
Charles F. Taylor, OF the Richmond City
Guard, and one OF the representative
In the Common Council from Jefferson
Ward, was married in Norfolk, on Thursday
evening to Miss SaIlie Floyd, daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas Bottimore, retired merchant
of that city, The marriage ceremony was
performed at the First Presbyterian church,
the Rev. DR.. Armstrong officiating. The
attendants 1o7 the bride and groom were
Messrs. Samuel B.Witt, James 81. Lufsey,
and Joseph L. Smith, of Richmond; !; Rich
ard o. Goode and George w. Taylor, Of
Norfolk, and Dr. VrquhaFt, OF the United
States naval service. After the marriage
ceremony brilliant reception was held at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, where
the bride and groom received the hearty
concentrations OF q number OF friends.
The bridal party left Norfolk at Z o'clock
on tour to Baltimore, New York, Niagara
Falls, and Chicago g'gs s;''.ss.E'sss, '2E-.'
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zs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERs OF THE CITY 1913
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States, fall
ing followed by rising barometer, increas-
ing warm southerly winds yeering to west
eriy and later to colder northerly, threat
ening and probably rainy weather, will pre-.
vail. .s zs...s. .t.-...,. .s...
For the West Gulf States, falling followed
by rising barometer, decidedly colder north
erly winds, partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
possibly rain areas, and quite a severe
norther. ana G.giag go -. ~ -
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, brisk and high northerly or
northwest winds, diminishing in force, cold
er, clearing, or partly cloudy weather sue
ceeding the rain or snow.
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, falling followed By rising barome-
ter, increasing easterly to northerly winds,
slightly warmer, stormy weather, with
snow, excepting rain in the southern por-
tion OF the former, succeeded by north to
west winds and colder, clearing, and partly
cloudy weather. .a5..-. -.
Cautionary signals are ordered for In
dianola, Galveston, Wilmington, Cape
Lockout, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape May, At
lantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, Ne"
York, New Haven, New London, Newport,
Woods Hole, Boston, Choice Island, Port.
land. and EaStport.
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THE BLIND SEE,
ur READ THE ADVERTISEMENT
AND WAS CURED.

nn,r sir,-lu expressing my thanks TO you sor
"a. derived from the use Of VEGET1NE' and
:. n.oca, others, will state:
when eight or nine years old was amc,ed ~ith
S.roru,a, which made Its appearance IN my eyes,
,,cc. and head, spd was very near blind Tor TWO
xc,rs. All kinds Of of.operations were performed on
NV eyes and al, TO no good results. Finally the dis
,.se principally settled IN my body limbs, and feet
.Dd st times in au aggravated way.
Last summer was, from some cause, weak IN my
snnc and Kidneys and 1t was nj times very hard 70
retain the urine. Seeing your advertisement In the
commercial, bought bottle ofVEGETlSE,and Of
commenced using according TO directions. In two
or three days obtained great relief. After ustng
four or fse bottles noticed 1t had wonderful ef-
fec, on the rough, scaiy blotches on my body and
legs. still used FEGETINE, and the humorous
sores, one after another, disappeared until they
were all gomez and attributed the cure OF the two
diseases 10 vEGETIEE and nothing else.
If am ever afflicted with anything OF the KIND
sr.in shall try vEGET1NE as the only reliable
remedy.
once more accept my thanks. and believe me to
be. very respectfully, ,.,,-.,norr
No. 32 Gauo street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
nHCEMpER l, 1872.
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THE DEAF HEAR.
SALISBURY BEACH, MASS, July, 1876.

SALISBURY BEACH, MASS, JULY 1876.
Mr.. II. Il STEVENS: -~.
Dear S!r,-I feel so thankful for what the FhGE-
TINE has done for me that / must send you TINS
testimonial i am well known In Amcsbury and
Salisbury having been In business in those two
places for the last twenty years. have been aict-
ed with Catarrh and other ailments for thirty years,
which left me with deafness. I never had believed
In patent medicines, but seeing many testimonials
OF what the VEGETINE had done for others, and
these statements being from parties near my home,
concluded to try It. After taking three or four
bottles of your vEGETIEE. awokc very suddenly
one night and WAS surprised to find that my hear
ing was restored. l could hear my clock tick dis
tinctIy. consider myself well man. am sixty
three wears OF age. Yours truly.
GEORGE HILLS,
MRS. MARY HILLS.
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FrEg - -
- UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT, FRIDAY
,J1dos H,lohes presiding. I'm the matter c1
w. w Fretwell. The sales made by. the
assignee were confirmed, and the assignee
directed to make q full report OF his pro.
ceedings in this cause. ss. L
In the case OF B. W,.Grgen, fJr. The
assignee was authorized to sellto the bank.
rupt, the equity OF redemption in twenty
nine acres of land in Henrico county for $40.
In the matter OF William }. :Lynham. The
assignee Was directed; TO set asfae to the
bankrupt his personal property, Including
his chooses in action, as an exemption ~
f.. :In7the case of d. "A. Brown, Jr. Peter
w. .Grubbs, William E. Nye,s and &. j.
Jones were appointed appraisers to value
the property. surrendered by the bankrupt,
and the claim OF Grubbs Il Williams for
rent was ordered to be paid. - -. -. !.
In the matter of j. p. Carpenter. The
sheriff OF Brunswick county was perpetually
enioined from disposing Of certain lot OF
tobacco in the proceedings mentioned, and
the tobacco and the real estate were ex-
empted to the bankrupt on account OF his
congressional and homestead exemptions.
In the case Of A.. r. Baird The bank
rupt's real estate, assessed at Sl,650, was
conveyed to the bankrupt as a homestead
exemption. @s.,s, - IL, s.e;r,,a-.c.
In the matter Of Lucie Abingdon. The
assignee was ordered to convey to the pur-
chaser the bankrupt's interest in 310 acres
Of land in Henry county. .A,x ~. Is,
In the case of Thomas D.. Neal. The Pc
tition Of William Clancy was dismissed:
In the matter OF Downward &j Go. The
order entered; March 3, 1877, allowing the
bankrupt Simpson al exemption against
notes Of the firm waving the homestead
exemption was suspended until the further
order Of the Court. -,
In the case OF E. U. Potter. George E..
Bull, T. W. Blackstone, and Richard West
were appointed commissioners to value the
property claimed by the bankrupt as a
homestead exemption, .E... -..,a,... ....r
In the cause Of Jackson's assignee Us.
The Virginia Home Building Fund and
Loan Association and others. The property
on Fourth street was ordered to be sold to
William II. Jackson for $1,043, and Jacob
Cohn was appointed .. a commissioner to
make the sale, and directed, after paying
the lien OF the defendant association, to de
| post the balance in bank. ..,... .-....--.
In the case Of Blacks assignee Us. r.. w.
Marable. The petition Of the plaintiff was
dismissed. -....-,.......- :. :.-.. - ....
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Austin B. Thomas, Of Henry county.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-To-day is st. Pat
rick's Day-one ever dear to the Irish heart,
and one that is generally celebrat ed in Rich
mond with great Eclat.
- The various organizations will assemble
at 8 o'clock A. ". in the following manner:
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians, on the
north side OF Broad street, the right resting
On Ninth; the McGill Lyceum, on the south
side OF Broad, right resting on Ninth; the
St. Peters Total Abstinence and Beneficial
Society, on the north side OF Broad, right
resting on Tenth street; st. Aloysius So
dality, on the south side Of Broad, right
resting on Tenth; St. Joseph, st. Bene-
dictus, and st. BonafaciuS, on the north side
OF Broad, right resting on Eleventh; st. Pc
ter's Christian Doctrine Confraternlty Sun
day School and Hibernians, on the north
side of Broad, right resting on Eleventh;
Catholic beneficial Society, on the north
side of Broad, right resting on Twelfth.
The societies will assemble promptly, as the
line of march will move at 81 A. NJ, the
right on Broad and Ninth streets, in the
following order: .,.-~.. -..s.,.
Carriage with the reverend clergy and the
president OF the !. G. B. u. -.<,...
Triumphal car representing Ireland.
Ancient Order OF Hibernians, t. z. Leary,
president. s.-.E.
McGill Lyceum, Juan A. Pizzini, presi-
dent.
St. Peters T. A. and B. Society, T. W..
Cox, president. -..-..
st. Aloysius Sodality, J. O'Brian, presi-
dent. "''
st. Joseph's Society," j. Kersting, presi-
dent
st. Benedictus Society, V. Zeh, president.
st. Bonifacius Society, r. Halblieb, vice
president. ...,.-.. ~. -...
St. Peters C. D. Confraternity Sunday
school, j. W. johnson. vice-president.
Hibernians and citizens generally, Gene
raj 2. L. Moore.
Catholic Beneficial Society, F. j. Reilly,
president. " s.~s ss
The procession will move up Broad street
TO Sixth, down Sixth to Grace, down Grace
to St. Peters Cathedral, where High Mass
will be solemnized; during which Rev. 81.
Northrop. Of Charleston, S. c., will deliver
the panegyr;o- After services the line will
form in its original order, the right resting
on Ninth street, and the march will be re-
sumed, the procession moving up Ninth to
Broad, down Broad TO Twenty-tifth, down
Twenty fifth to Main, up Main to First, down
First to Marshall, down Marshall to Fourth,
down Fourth to Broad, down Broad to
sixth, down Sixth to Grace, down Grace
through the Capitol Square, where the pro-
ceSsion Will be reviewed by Governor hem-
per, and then march back to the place Of
starting, where the whole line will be re-
viewed by Cbief-Marshal William Rankin
and his assistants.
The assistant marshals are j. L. Whitta-
ker, James Hayes, T. Tholl, L. j. Hogan,
and James Sherry, and they will arrange
the various organizations in the proper
places assigned them.
The following gentlemen will act as aids
to General z. It. Moore, president OF the
| Hibernian Society: Edward Brannon, Clay
Ward; James L.. Capston, Monroe Ward !;
DR.. John Mahony, Madison Ward; John
Brophv, Jefferson Ward; Richard Shea,
Marshall Ward; Thomas F. flanagan,
Jackson Ward. --
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SHE RESTS WELL. .
TIL POLAND. Me, October IL, 1876.

SOUTH POLAND, Me-, October II, 1876.
MIR. II. R STEVENS .ssesa st-..se.., ~
Dear Sir-I have been sick two years with Liver
Com plaiut, and during that time have taken great
many different medicines, but none Of them did me
any good. I was resi- less nights-had no appetite.
Since taking the VEGETISE rest we'll aud relish
my food. Can recommend the VEG ETINE for what
1t has done for NE. Yours, respectfully, atH
MRS ALBERT Kicker.
Witness OF the above.
Mn. GEORGE 81. VAUGHAN,
Medford, DIass.
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IFor the Dispatch.l |
-------- IFOr LIe DIsIIdlCu.
Reply to ssH..

would state for the information OF
"H.," in regard to policemen receiving
half Of the 1iaes imposed upon persons for
keeping unlicensed dogs and for fast driv-
ing, &C., that the City Council passed the
ordinance inregard to reporting unlicensed
dogs, and not the Board Of Police Commis-
sioners. There is no ordinance; allowing
the policemen half the fine for persons re-
ported for fast driving. would suggest
to a." that he ought to have informed
himself before complaining. It is reasona-
BILE to believe that there is no complaint
from any citizen who performs his duty in
paying taxes for dogs. Us S.
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TIE THEATRE.-To play to small au-
dience must require on the part Of an actor
accustomed to q full house much patience
and determination; but itmust have called
forth an unlimited amount OF pluck, backed
by logged resolution, to enable Mfr. Rowe
to impersonate the character Of Micawber
SO capitally before the meagre attendance
at the Theatre last evening. There were
scarcely dozen people In the dress-circle
all told when the play began, and yet the
actors, nothing dauuted, did themselves
great credit. Mr, RoWe's MicaWber is In
imitable. It is the reality Of Dickens's ideal.
At the matinee to-day be will repeat Ai.
caWber, with (. Cool .as 70 Cucumber. Il
you wish to see a good piece OF acting and
enjoy q hearty laugh go and see II.
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DISPATCH PRINTINa-A0Usrs--In order 70 mes q
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added weIl-sclected assortment OF NEW
TYPE. which, together With our improved MA
cu1sERy and sKiLFuEs sMEUHANIcAL iTALEN7,
warrant US In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate fglires and Iva the most expt
ditioua manner. q = ~ E.'otN.L !. l----.
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lCommunicatei1
A Good Councilman for Jackson Ward.

TO the Editors of the Dispatch: !.
The writer Of this communication has
carefully canvassed Jackson Ward, and finds
that an overwhelming mai iority Of its voters
desire that the Common Council OF the city
of Richmond shall fill the vacancy in that
body oecasioned by the resignation OF j..
F.. Wingfeld by electing Oswald Gasser.
Mr. Gasser led the Conservative ticket at the
late election by the people, and is one Of our
most liberal and enterprising German fel-
low-citizens. His well-known business ca
pacity eminentIy fits him for the position,
and it is hoped the Council Will respond to
the wishes of the people. A VOTER.
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NH l7-1t
CT. PATRICK's DAY CELEBRATION.

All Irish citizen by birth descent, and MI ci-
zens OF other naionalfes DESTROYS OF participating
III the celebration Of ST. Patriek's day are cordlay
Invited 10 Join In the parade. the various orgaDlL5-
tlons will assemble promptly ut O'CLOCK A. 81. inc
following manner; The Ancient or.eroi Hibernians,
on Nin,h; the McGiI Lyceuu, on the south slide OF
Broad, right resting Ninth; the 81 Peters Total
Of Broad. right resting on Tenth street: 81. Alloy
right resting on Tenth; ST. Joseph. y. Eencdictus,
as, ana ST. resae on Eleventh. s a pssrss
tisn Doctrine Confraiernity Sunday schoo, and
on The ,ee cahos
north side Of Broad. right restins on yweltth 90
cieiies will assemble promptly as the INC OF march
and Ninth Streets. In the following order:
Carriage with the reverend clergy and the presi-
| T TnnmphsI n I car representins Ireland.
Ancient Order OF Hibernians, 2. 4. Lean. presi-
St. Feters T. A. and D. Society. 4, W. Coz, presi-
aIa. ST. Aloyssu, soSaiity, J. oyBran. president.
81. ST. JIosephs jose soeiety, J. kerstine. president.
Ne Henedicfrs Socfety, v. Zeh, pttsj Gtnf.
81. Bonafacius Society, =. Hall1eos yise-prssi-
aea. 81. pstersc. D. confralernl.y Sunday school,
MIi i,iSernians and Citizens generally, Genesal PIT.
ae Catholic Beneficial sociesy +. =. Reilly pred
The procession WIN move up Broad street 70 stxsh
down Sixth to Grace down Grace 70 q. rcfsrh Ca
thearai where High Mass will be golemnized dnring
which Rev. H. Norshrop. or Charstste =; g. WI VII
deliver the penesyric. fer the nlS vi,
sfrees and the march viii bs resumed tns ngocass
sion moving up Ninth and Broad, donn brosa so
10 First, down First 10 Msrshaih 6oHu n5arsnsA "
Fourth. down Fourth % Broaa. down Broad 20
tal snuare where the psoccasion wts be reviewed
By his Excrnency Ja9ee e. sna ss.s
then march hsck to place of atasst1 whsr. ne ne
and his assistants. ..s =, . -
.. ThraI. 1E 81 Hoaar,s and s4mes shesys Will E1-s
range the various 1n EsSss ~.
signsd .hsna. 8, lila b a.h|ss ssf HsIsSs, Ss
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yEGETINE.

scRoPULoUs HUMoRs.-The .vEGETTNE has
cured many cases Of Scrofula Of fve ten, and twenty
years standing, where the patient has had many ply
scians tried many OF the known remedies, and after
trying the vEGETINE the common remark is, "It
acts differently, works differently, from any medi-
cine have ever takeu.' VEGETINE will cleanse
Scrofula from the system. Try II. ..st
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing cases were disposed Of by Justice j. j..
Crutchfield @"-
Alice Jones (colored) was fined 81 and
costs for cursing and abusing Philip
Beecher. .,r..- ......
Nathan Russell (colored), disordery at
the Petersburg depot, was fined 81.
Thomas Turner (colored), stealing one
lot of stave-lumber, valued at S5, from
Owen North, was sent to Jail for nine
months. An appeal was taken to the Hust-
ings Court. .ase... ..-..
William Jackson and Edward Harris
(eolored), fighting in the streets, were fined
50 each. ..... ,.,.:.-.
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vEGETISE.

The great success Of the VEGETINE as cleanser
and purifier OF the blood is shown beyond doubt by
the great numbers who have taken 1t, and received
immediate relief with such remarkable cures.
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ss-CENT STORE.

se-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE :,
99-CENT STORE:
so dozen Mems STIFF and SOFT HATS,
10 cases Ladies,saID, FoXED, GRAINED and
s CALF Shoes nGagt3 4 -
beautiful line of fBLACK-WALNUT BRACK-
ETs and dWALL-POCKETs; - .
Aiot Of genuine FLORENCE HAIR-BRUsHEs
and HAND-MfRRoRs;
splendid line OF BRONZE INKsTANDs,
worth $3.50;
New designs In BRONZE PITCHERS, and OR
NAMENTs; til,
Large variety Of styles in Ladies MUSLIN UN.
DERWEAR; ..,- ..
TOWELS, as cheap as any offered In town;
New styles in Gent,smen's LINEN COLLARS
six for sec; 60. q,
Another lot Of PLATES, CUPS, and sAUCERs
Orders by mali promptly hised. Any one wishing
catalogue win please send address TO the
5s ss-CENT STORE.
NH 10 sos Broad street.
r !. Z
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: DIED FROM Els INJURIEs.-Mr.L L. N. Jude,
who was injured few days ago by loco
motive on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, near the company's shops, died yes
terday morning from the effects Of the ia
jury. He will be buried at p. M. to-day
from his, residence, just beyond the city
limits, on the line of the road.