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Napoleon as 3 FOND Husband.

From the st. Jamer s bAketie-l
II. Is each French writer on the subject
now assures us. Napoleon was habitually
brutal in his treatment OF women, Josephine
nossessed the power Of soothing and soft
euing him; and 10 this woman at least be
could be tender. When he had once en-
tered upon his grand career be adopted the
view Of love which, according TO recent
writer on the East. prevails among the Bul-
garians. "En Bulgaria" says this author,
quoting the words OF native informant,
- 'dnlOttr ma pas de pretimiadireS." But
in his Younger days, from the time When,
n little bOv. he made love, rs he went 70
school with his stockings down NJ heel,
TO little girl named Giaccommetta, even
until the date Of his marriage with
.ToseDbiue. ne could be simple and SIN
cere in his affection. In taking Josephine
for Il wife he may be said, OF course, 10
have contracted a political alliance. But
his overwhelming passion FOR the beautiiui
Creole leaves no doubt as TO the sentiment
bv which he was chiefly actuated IN oner-
ing her his hand. Many years afterwTd,
at 81. Helena, he seems TO have been con-
yinced that he had acted throughout lie
from motives Of reason alone, and he told
Las Cases that his marriage with hdme'
Beauharnais brought him into contact with
a whole marty absolutely necessary fol car
rving out that system Of fusion which was
one Of the greatest principles Of his admin
,stration. s1WithOut my wife," he adds, "
should never have been able TO enter into
natural relations with the Royalists." But
the passionate letters which he addressed
10 Josephine when, Immediately after the
marriage. he started on the Italian cam
naign. show that he was miserable without
her and that he had married her because
she was essential to his happiness. 9 MY
unioue Josephine he wrote, when he had
left her for three days, far from you there
Is no pleasure, far from you the world IS
desert. where L remain isolated and with
ont experiencing the consolation OF being
obIe 10 unbosom myself. You have de-
nriyed me Of my soul; you are the only
thought of my life. II l am worried win
business. II | fear the issue, II people dis.
INST me. il am ready 10 curse existence, ]
Mace nv hand on my heart +; your por'
trait heats there. l look at II. Love
i an absolute happiness for me, anc
everything smiles excepting The time
when | am absent from my adored one.
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the lovers OF twenty years ago, and who
had not met since then, looked in each
others face and were clasped in each
others arms. Half an hour later they were
married by Elder Mclean, and the promise
long made was at last fulfilled.
Franklin Brolliar Is now happier man
than he was, and he il proud Of the deyo-
ton which ut length secured for him rs q
wife the woman Of his early choice.-Cdr-
rollton NO. Journal.
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went about their business yesterday in a
dazed, apathetic sort Of way. A number
OF heavy bets on the result were made by
prominent businessmen here, and the ella
ton of the one and the ehagrin Of the
other was not pleasurable 70 witness. Al
together Manchester was not q cheerful
place 70 visit yesterday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-A cold wave
is advancing from the northwest, and win
be felt on the Atlantic coast during Thurs
day and Friday.
For the Middle Atlantic States, much
colder, northwest TO southwest winds.
rising barometer, and local rains followed
by clearing weather.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

rREscRlBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND Refreshing
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES TUE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PUBGATIYE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESs. HEADACHE
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
acts gently, effectively, and Is delicious to take
CleAnsing the system thoroughly 1t imp~ts vigor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy hyPo-
sbondria, ese. oSE TRIAL coSyScEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price. e5 and 80 cents. sold by all druggists.
Imy 3-,ieodtSh1O,s2I
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FROM PAEIs TO VIENNA or A BICYCLE.--"I
carried with me, among my scanty baggage
small supply Of Coca an Indian tonic, by which
was able % assuage the sudden and painful hunger
which sometimes accompanies continued exertion.
When fatigue and sleep began to ,ell upon me. the
marvellous Coca again supported me and gave me
strength NJ. LAUMArLLE,
who rode 4 blcyle from Paris 70 Vienna distance
Of 700 miles, In little More than twelve days.
Tho uneqEalled tonic and reinyigoTating powers
OF the Coca are embodied Ia the Liebig Company's
celebrated coca BEEF ToSIc, which Is recognized
as the standard tonic by the medical profession Of
every civilized country. Beware Of cheap, WORTH
less limitations. under ours aud similar names.
Cures dyspepsia. malaria, debility aud all who are
run down.
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Personal. Councilman Thomas b. Sims,
who has been prostrated for several weeks
by severe indisposition, was yesterday so
far recovered az 70 be able to be out. Coun-
Gilman Harry B. Owens, who has been SUI
fering from asevere attack of typhoid-fever,
was somewhat conyalescent yesterday.
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NEW GOODS.
hcH DINNER, TEA, and ToLET-sETs, in
NV shapes ard decorations;
AlhsAET GANE-, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
cBrAh-sETs Of the latest styles;
OkLsiKs FIGUREs And ORNAMENTS In all
hs lalazs DESIGNS;
~'eh cp1-GL Ass, BRoSZEs, &C.
iA<isrssa stock ever exhibited ia ahis city. Call
.sa lsok Al tAen. E.B. TAYLOR.
SIS No. lOll Main street,
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BRIEFs.-In the notice Of the appoint
ment Of the Board OF Directors OF the West
ern Lunatic Asylum the name Of Mr.. 7. C..
Morton. Of the Staunton Findicdtor, was
omitted.
Professor II. F. Laube's dancing aeade-
nv will open on Saturday, 18th instant, NJ
eYris HnIl
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When the Lord Mayors procession
masses westminster, London, on Monday,
The American flag will be saluted, ana
massed bands will play the American na-
tio,al anthem. By the way, what Is the
American national antheml l. 1t Yankee
Doodle. The star-Spangled Banner, Hail
Columbia, or Grandiather's Cloeks-Aeie
York Commercial Advertiser.
An Iowa City clergyman has 153 hives OF
hees which are arranged around his hem
house. and when he hears thlei ioollhs
round that establishment In tue darkness i..is ne
inst lies still and waits to hear hive ,ipse,,
and then laughs at the sound OF wlid yeis
gradually dying away in the distance
Boston Post.
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INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION C0SCERT.-Pro-
fpssor De NordendOrf has prepared another
delightful musical programme for tonight.
An additional attraction will be solo by
Mr.. +. W. Cunningham, the well-known
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ATOTICE.-TO THE TAXPAYERS
~ or HENRICO COUNTY. lou are hereby
uoti0ed thar The tax-bils Tor Tuckah0e, Brook
jsnd and Varina magistcrial district will he ready
f0r collection at the county couTt-house. In the
Treisurer's Office, nom the l5TM DAY OF kD-
VFNgFR 10 ne IsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
1851: after which tine per cent. viii De added
and Tie bills sent out FOR collection.
WILLIAM 81. hCGRL DIR.
no 1C-tNol5 Couaty Treasurer.
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The Elsction.-The result Of the election
in Manchester on November Sth, while
confidently expected, and the subject OF
felicitation amongst those who had con,
tributed to the result, by no means oiisetted
the feeling Of gloom occasioned by receipt
OF the news Of the general result. Men
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BUrIER.
hoIC-2i-

NHT-EDGE BUTTER.-I can supply
NJ few families with FfRSr-CLAsS JERSEY
HITTER, made from 4. +. Ro1e's herd -
registered Jersey cows. such butter Is nSNef OF
dr,.s = a.. HOWfSoN.
no lo-2ts Frederick ~Ourg, Va.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR 4
a PARTY WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A
NJ, m leave The city b engage la other bnsiness
viii I'll his interezt reasonably % good party.
Address. with fUll name and reference.
~BrSfNESS."
no I0-2i. care Dispofea onice.
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FIRE-ALARM.-About 1910 o'clock last
night IN alarm Of fire was turned in from
Box II. The Fire Department responded
promptly, but after arriving at the point
Indicated no signs Of fire could be found.
Nothing could be aSeertained Is to why the
alarm was sounded.
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STORE ROEBED.-hessrs. Brownley x
Co.'S. green-grocery store, corner Fourth
and Cary streets, was broken into by
thieves Tuesday night and robbed OF about
fifty dollars worth OF tobacco and cigars.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Y esterday morning
a little son Of Mr.. John :. Rady slipped
and fell on the marble floor in the hallway
OF the custom-house, dislocatmg his left
shoulder. Drs. Edwards and Manson were
called in and rendered the necessary surgi-
cal attention
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HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES 10 EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH. AND
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLIIoN.
No matter how much il may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
It IS not only ELEGANTLY PRRFUNKD, but itis
in every way most perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and is harmless a. water.
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CHILDREN often need some safe Cathartic and
Tonic to avert approaching sickness. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR win relieve collie. headache.
sick stomach, indigestion, dysentcry, and the
complaints Incident % childhood Genuine pre-
pared only by }. II. ZEILIN Z 60.
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TyOR SALE, SET BRONZE GAs-Flx-
II TIJREs--six light four light, aud hall light,
eut-giass globes. Originally cost u 90. iriee, szo.
JANIS HAYES, PiamheT, &C..
No ~ l2cs cast Main street
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PERSONAL.

T D. x. SLEIGHT, having formed 4
~ business connection With the house q FOu r
6rrRFAG PRICE. TEMPLE & Co, win be glad
- 80 ana serve bis ficlds 40 429 BROAD
STREET. and viii esteem their patronage per-
so,,9I ftvor no l0-eOd3ts
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OUARLEs Z McCURDY, 4 p. NJ, trustee sale
OF brfck corner tcueuent-hOu-e- with large
lot attached, no. COO west Marshall atret.
FURMAE TUPPER, u NJ on ne farm Known
al :. JOhn krugtris.~ on The Ninc-Milc road
four and q half miles from Richmond, mare
COW, wagon. &c.
=. B. COOK. 10 8. A.. 2:3O =. ~, and 1880 7. NJ
the stock of q New York who ies1le impoiun
house. az store 1907 Main street
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VI. ELLYsON K Co. adycrtisinRagen Insert ad-
yertisomentsin Ill OF The newspapers OF he United
states 40 publishers rates. Orders LEFT at The Do
patch counuuF-room win receive prompt atten-
ton.
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e. on an sales of Real Estate made between the
1st 0f January and last of June the taxes ioT me
present ye4r have 10 be- pad by the purchaser. on
I'M .ale- made between ne III Of July aud Inst q
lie vclr the taXes have % be paid by the seller
Cfhis custom was adopted about hiteen year igo
bv all the real cstste agents In klchmona, ana Ai-
piles ~ Richmond anG VicnitY.l
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rtarts with extraordinary power and eihcacT on
D. Iiyer-tEe largest organ OF the oody' calle1' @
81 Trrv Nhe.a The Liver Is torpid the bowels are
iii.i and c0nsfipafod, The food lies IN me slom-
~ fr5i yrstec aud poisoning the blood. Frequent
e.,-eNes a fealine of lassitude, desponGency, and
-s-Vonsne-.s indicate how the whole system = de-
-,ared 10 prevent a more serious CONDITION az
CHcc -- ~,
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULAIOK.
TIE test ~ time and the experience OF ,housahas
-, ,,o,er, IL ne best safest and speediest RENE
dv an diseases Of the Liver, stomach ana spleen
AZ = remedy in - . -
oTppFSSTON. SICK HEADACHE. JAbN-
pICE. collie, CONSTIPATION,
and BiLlOuSNESS-
II Is unsurpassed.
Buy only the genuine in white wrapper, Win 5ed
z prepared only by ,. u; AElLiN X ~
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SAVE MONEY by having youF printing done al
the DISPATCH FRINuSG-hoUsE. Good work.
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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1T Is WORTH REMEMBERING THAT TAnRAST's
SETTER APERIEST Is the concentrated duplicate
of the celebrated German spring whose name It
bears. and whose virtue it 80 cminentiy contains.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

TtKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR.
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FTTY-TwO YEARS ESTABLISHED
The old house Of W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co. call atten-
Ion % their FANCY GROCEHIEs and LIQUORS.
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PTyFL HOSPITAL.

DR. MONCUREHAVING RETURNED
4 y home has assumed entire charge u The Piael
Uospltal. aad Is now PREPARED TO RECEIVE
pGfiFSTs. no tc-Th3w
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The fact that CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID Ex-
TRACT or BEEF AND Tonic INvIGORAToR being
endorsed by prominent physicians In Baltimore is
alone evidence OF usefulness. Ask for COLDENe-
take 10 other. OF druggists generally.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Smith Us.
Commonwealth. Submitted.
II. M. Smith, Jr., was allowed to practice
a. counsel In this court.
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LIoUoRs AND CIGARS Of every variety boz
wholesale and retail. W ID. BLAIR & co.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-The United
States Court will meet in this city next
Tuesday.
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.Ic-EIc CIGARS, Sc.

NEW lot OF REIyA VICTORIA lKey West Just
received. W. d. BLAIR * Co.
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RitIlmond 9ispatth.


sF THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LADIES' FEsTIvAL.-The ladies OF Clay
Street Methodist church have in progress
most pleasant entertainment for their nu-
merous friends. The festival will be open
every nigh. this week. Their bright
smiles will welcome you, and every effort
will be made TO please.
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AliE At-@NAAA'Aa
HAS ACQUIRED a REPUTATION
GREATER THAN ANY MEDICINE ENTANT
as The
r7y APEsT. PUREST, AND BEST FAMILY
NrDICINE IN THE WORLD.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR
CONFEDERATE STATES COUPON BONDS.
Hes-Im RIB. MAUEY co.
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WEAKNESS AND SICKNESS changed TO health
and strength with HoP BITTERs always.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HARTFORD FIRE-INSURANCE
COMPANY.
ORGANIZED, 1910.
CASH ASS gETs..................''''.-S So''o 'oA''''
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED, 1909.
CASH AssETs. s..sS''f''-'" "
Deposits with state Treasurer. ..=lVo'oVo w
J.B. MOORE, AGENT,
HOG MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Zoe 19-lm
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PRrMEOLD VIRGINIA HANS lash-curodl.
W. d. BLAIR co.
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Police COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
William +. Ambers. drunk and disorder
ly on the streets. Fined 80.
Isaiah Twine (cOlored), drunk, disorder
", and violently resisting the police.
Fined go.
Frank Hobson and Willie Moss Doth
colored), fighting in the street. Fined 90
each.
George johnson (eolored), disorderly on
the street. Fined 81.
John Nicholson, creating a disturbance
in his house and driving his wife and
children into the street. Fined -, and
surety required for his good behavior for
six months.
Samuel Yenable (colOred), charged with
illegally voting at the general election held
at the First precinct in Clay Ward on
November s, 1881. Sent to the grand jury.
CoAI-MrNING INTEREsT.-The Coal Val
leu West Virginia. Courier, in speaking of
the Eagle Coal and Coke W Orks in Fayette
county, in which Colonel ii. {. Cabell, OF
this city, is largely interested, says:
"Mr. William Wyant's Eagle Coal and
Coke-WOrks are now running TO their full
capacity. One hundred and fifty men are
enplOyed. and they are mining and ship
ping about 800 tons Of coal and 20 tons ot
coke daily
TIE MOZART THIS EvENING-OPEEA.-
This evening will be presented-frst,
Breaking the SPELL" an operetta in one
act. by Onenbach; Old Matthew, a Chelsea
! Pensioner Mr. Pierre Bernard; Peter
I Bloom, Gardener, Mr.. +. W. Hoh; Polly
Wood, Maid Of the Inn, Madame Caroline
| Richings-Bernard. Second, The BIND
/ Bcggars.v an operetta in one act. by O1cn-
/ bach; Zachariah Morgan, Mr.. Pierre Ber-
nard; Mr.. Buflles, Mr.. Joseph II. Marshall.
! COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.-Judge
( Christian yesterday appointed Messrs. X.
/ r. Daniel. ,Jr., David b. Jones, John j.
Cannon. William Z. Nye. and William
Flegenheimer. commits sioners 70 canvass
the city election returns. They will meet
in the clerks Office Of the Hastings Court
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Henrico commissioners will meet at
the county courthouse ut the same hour.
ALLEGED HoRsE-STEALING. Tuesday af-
ternoon some person went into the yard
adjoining the Henrico County Court clerk s
Office and carried of q horse belonging 10
DIR. George W. Carter, the deputy clerk.
II was at first thought probable that the
taking Of the animal was intended A. joke,
but rs nothing has been heard OF it since II
is now thought to be 4 case OF theft.
LADIES' FRsTTvAL.-The ladies OF Clay
Street Methodist church have in progress q
most pleasant entertainment for their nu'
merous friends. The festival will be open
every nigh. this week. Their bright
smiles will welcome you, and every eifort
will be made 70 please.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. De.
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FINANCIAL.
NOSFEDERATE BONDS.

CONFEDERATE BONDS.
We will Dav the highest market price Tor tON-
ffDERATE BONDS with 1868 coupons on.
Yen had better send yours a. shee- aha sn9nin S
oef orders be Withdrawn We vii return 70 you ii0e
u e1pense. THOMAS BRANCH & 90:
n83-iw Richmond. Va
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Entered at the Post-osaee At Richmond, Va es
second-class matterl
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CHOEMAKERS.-A GOOD WORK
- MAN WANTED ON FINE NEW AND RE-
PAIRING. .......
no l0-it. near Main street.
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WANTED, TINNERS ON ASSORTED
w TiNwARE. steady employment and good
BATCHELDER & BARNARD,
no lO-Sts Norfolk, Va.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

NOTICE.-I shall apply to the Board Of
y Director Of the Richmond and Dauyllle iall-
road Company for the renewal Of CERIlflCAIh
No. TSe, dated November 20, leA1, Tor one mare
~ stock IN LID company, standing IN my name,
The original having been lost er mislaid. -
= 10-Thzm GEORGE W. DAME.
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WANTS.

WANTED. By A YOUNG LADY OF
w SEVERAL. YEARS EXPERIENCE. A
POSITION AS TEACHER In private family or
school, either In or ont Of the city. Teaches Ing
lish. including higher Mathematics. French. rufl-
ments of Latin. Music Vocal aud inStfunicnfai',
aud CaliEsheulcs. IN order 20 secure position IN
this city would teach three hours daiyf board or
for moderate salary. Bet references given and
required. Address Miss NJ" care iefter-Carrier
No. IL. Richmond. Va. no l0-eod3f
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W A \ + L d
w PURCHASERS FOR
100000 SAWED SPRUCE LAritS, -
10000 LARGE No. 1 HEART ClPREsS
SHINGLES, -.
10000 LARGE No. / SAP CYPRESS SHIN
Giles. - -
together with 8 large stock OF NH MINDS of
LCMBER. which we ofer at low prices.
TRUMAN A. PARKER Y CD,
Lumber Dealers.
an l0-tg0y 10 WIN and Canal streets.
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|sw and Ifom lHt aceunnlatioo Il phlexm
w The throai.
Upon being asked whether there wers
shy inaieAtionk yet 10 the Presidents case
OF malaria, Or. Bliss replied Ia the mega.
i've. Quinine had been given. he said. IN
nvo-gfain doses 81 intervals, but rather for
'ts general tonic effect than that any mar.
slcuiar symptoms seemedfo cali for Il. The
Presidents fever, in bis oplnion. Ia not ~
malaria. "
In CONCLUSION. Or. BIiss said that the
whole question Of tbe future OF the Presl-
oehts case turns now Oh the stomach. IN
ihatsorgsn can receive and sssImiIate food
enough 10 make good The present drain
upon tne system and enable the patient TO
regain bis strength, he would stand a fair
chance 10 recover. II, on the contrary, the
stomach again becomes intolerant OF non.
,'soment, and entirely refuses for any great
'ehg'n OF time TO receive food, The cOuse-
qnences may be fatal. Az present all indi-
cations are that the stomach f. recovering
~ tone, and upon this fact. be said, "we
osse our hopeful anticipnions."
REVIEW or TIE cAsE.
EXECUTIVE MANsI0E-11 II. Mn re.
viewing the Presidents case TO-DAY IN,
most which can fairly be sand is that there
has been very slight change for better
The PATIENTS pulse aud temperature are
little higher than last night, but this tri1ipy
decrease OF fever, whIch is attributed 10 the
Inflammation OF the p3rotid gland, Is more
than counterbalanced by The improvement
In the tone Of the stomach, upon which so
much now depends. The President has
taken to-day about one-third more food than
yesterday, including thirteen ounces Of
milk Cruel with -four, about twenty.three
ounces OF koumiss, and 3 small quantity OF
oeei Juice. He has had also enemsta Of
nlteen ounces OF beef extract mixed with
the yolk OF egg. There has been no recur-
renee OF nausea or other symptoms OF gas.
trio disturbance. The swelling OF the pa
rotld gland remains about the same as Il
was this morning, and the result OF the
measures which have been taken TO prevent
suppuration cannot yet be anticipated. II
would be gratifying 10 the surgeons il the
swelling would suDside, since, IL suppura.
ton ensues, the absoess will have 10 be open-
ed. The President went 10 sleep shortly after
the evening examination aud slept an hour
or two. When he awoke another enemata
was administered; after which, about 1918
Z. NJ, he again fell asleep. His fever has
subsidized within the past two hours, and
at the present time his pulse and tempera-
ture are lower than AZ the evening examl-
nation. Surgeons sum up the day by say
ing that there hiss been slight change for
the better In the direction OF greater ability
TO receive and assimilate nOurishment, and
that the outlook tonight is favorable. The
President, however, IS extremely weak,
and his Improvement Will be very slow.