davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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7 AIDES can secure help at No. 3 Somerset
IL street. 1G2
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MALES.

WANTED-A first-class carver at once at
w Gilfllan block 1O2.103
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HOUSES.
REAL ESTATE.

TNOR SALE-S2 acres in section 1, town 28,
l. range 22, 214 miles from city. R. w.
johnson. i101-1O3
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'EOR SALE-4 lots on Winter street, near
IL Rice street, and acres good land on
Courtland street, one-half mile north of the
new Round house, on easy terms. Inquire
563 st. Peter street. or 266 Rice street. 92*
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WTANTED-A good German girl for gen
w eral housework, No. 249, Nelson av-
enue. SO
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WTANTED-Ag good girl that understands
w cooking. Best wages paid. Apply No.
IL East Seventh street, up stairs. 9S 1O4
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SITUATIONS WANTED. q

WANTED-Situatio by boy Is years of
w age to do chores for board and 90 to
school. Enquire No. 261 E. Sth st. 1O2-1OS
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ITO LET-Dairy farm at st. James, Minneso-
i ia, 600 acres, 80 COWS, lot of young stock:
all machinery for running. Will let on shares.
sofa, 95-11S
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WTANTED-Ag good girl for general house
w work. Reasonable terms. Apply 527
Dayton avenue. 99-115
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EOR sALE-Dwelling and lot No. 249 Nor
Il ris street, with rooms; barn on lot. AL
SO, dwelling and lot No. SO Summit avenue,
with IA rooms; frst-class property. Enquire
of H. D. Gates, Is Summit avenue. 90*
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EOR RENT-C Corner Third and Commercial
IL streets, new building, suitable for butcher
shop and residence. Call on Peter DeWala,
same place. 102-108
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EOR SALE-C Choice lots on Victoria, Avon
II Lincoln, Grand, Summit, Grotto, lyle
hart Carroll, Rondo and st. Anthony streets,
at reasonable prices and on easy terms, by DR..
Bryant, IL East Third. 45*
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HAY, HAY, HAY-No. Nebraska Ealed
Ill hay delivered in large or small auanti-
ties, for sale at 352 Minnesota street. Cum
ningham & Haas. 95*
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DARN FOR RENT-Lamprey, James
IL Warren, 81 E. Third street. 63*
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HE TRADES.

WANTED-An apprentice One who has
w had some experience in bake shop,
with good opportunity to learn the trade, i'm
medlately. New England Bakery, opposite
postoffice 96.1O2
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ElOR sALE-A few hundred shares of St
E Paul Fire and Marine stock. Apply to P.
H. Kelly. 10
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Papsl para engolgsF.
En- la Imprenta del BoLErIN SO reali.
"a una buena partida a $6 quintal.
PODER

Con fecha 29 de noviembre Glti
mo, hemos revocado ell poder gene.
raj que para representatives eu
Puerto-Rico tenfamos conferido d
Mr.. Emi'io Lohuet, quedando salts
fechos de sus actlvas,' gestiones y
honrados servicios en- el desempenu
de su cometido. =.
Con la misma fecha hemos otor.
gado poder bastante para represen.
tarDos en- nuestros negocios, asf ju.
dlciales como extrajudiciales, en- dl.
cha Isla, d les seiiores Silva, Ferrer
& Co., de San Juan de Puerto-Rico,
Paris, 20 de Diciembre de 1881.
GAIL d Go. b. 81 Julio.
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NOvenas.

En- la imprenta del BoLErN SO halla.
ran las siguientes
Novena de Ia Purisima Conception.
II. de las Bendjtas Animas del Pur.
gatmio.
II. del G'orioso San jose.
II. Nuestra Sonora r,,,l Carmen.
Ii. ae San r anon Nonato.
Ii. de Nnestra s nora de- los Dolores.
Il. del Ooraz6n de Jesus.
II. De Santo D,mingo de GnzmSn.
Id. de Nuestra S-nora del Pillar.
Ell mes de Diciembre consagrado al
in J. sus 8 noveEs del nacimispto del
niio Dios.
Novena del Sagrado Ooraz6n de Js.
sus.
Septepario Dolorbso a la Santfeims
Vngen Maria, asociaci6u de las h, jar
De IA Pur,sima Conception.
S-msna devota q la Santisima Virgan
del Carmen.
Novena de Nuestra Senora de ls So
ledad.
I'd. de Nuestra S,.nora del Rosario.
Id. del Ooraz6n Dc M ria.
Id. de Sal Jnar Baut,sts.
Id. de Nuestra Senora de Ia Monse.
rrste.
Id. de Santa Rosa de Lima.
Id. de la sic mprf veners Bit Sant;sims
Cruz.
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VAP0RES-CORREOS
DEL MARQUES DE CAMPO

81 grandioso vapor de 5000 to-
neladas g Reina Mercedes"
Llegara d este puerto procedente
de la Habapa del 9 al 10 ue febrero
y adrnitira carga y pasajeros para
Ooruila Santander y Burdeos.
La carg4 y pasale cue remitan de
la ,Isla debe ser enlbarcada en- q
vapor de las Antiil.s que llegs y
empalma con Ell directo.
Para mas ilfornes,--C. PRArs
Y 90. b. 10 /.
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..labaQue

Ea las " Dos Antillas" se solicitsn
tat taqu. III Q.,e sepan trsbajAE vitola
liml's, ae. Puf. nd, It's que eus jornsl no
bajaya de Git1 lesles GiAflCs minimo,
t,sLajanno con la Ie1ularidsd y cons.
tarcla que Sc lequieTe, pues muchoA
titne shta flbrica 4ue ganeD dos pesos
u.",ius. b.. 40 de {
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La Emulsion Dc Walker
deAseite purO Dc higgsdo Do BacaIao Noruege
CON FOsfltO Bi-BasicO de Cal.

La preparation de mejor gusto entras todas
las confecy yionadas Aceite de Bacalao
Remedio valloso en- las afecciones Bronquia
les y Pnlmonares.
Este emulsion no deia ning6n NAL sabOr.
En- Ia consunci6n, enferm, dades pulmO-
Mares, el tosfato Bi-Baslco de cal conbinado
con Aceite de Bacalao es ei 1uico remedio que
los principales m6dicos del munlo, prescriben
y La Emulsion de Walker es Ia dnica en- que 81
fostato de cal entra On soiuci6n IL cusl Ia hace
superior &todas Las etras Sc vende en- tcdas
las boticas al por mayor.
Botica San Jose, Jose Peha Habana.
q. 8 A.
a
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Es un hechO hist6ricO

dadero que los E tados Unidos, ron su nmen
sa exportsci6n de earnes ma. teca feben
los Espsholes. muchfsimo pord IA introdncci6
de lechones que, en- ese pais hicieron estos
he Soto fIe 81 primero que los lley6 Florida
Ell 1886. Y en- la attua!idad los deseDdien
tes de esos mismOs lechones son quizas los que
EropOrcicna Ia sustancia la "Manteca Agui-
Ia" iQui6n sabe?
Sea de clio 10 que fhere, la sManteca Agui-
Y" es dura al mislno tempo que saludable
Ia mas barata mirandolo bien. A probarlay
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Cafttin dc Ia NJ. rini.

Sc desea vender este estatlecirnie to, ell que
interese put de diiigrse al nlismo dond. Ga.
ran ra16n. 2.-j
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To NY Friends.

beg leave TO correct a reDOrt-Started
no doubt 10y some low character, probably
not worthy Of this notice, and Industrious
" circulated by ringsterS and their tools
for selfish and partisan purposes-that |
am a Readiustcr and employed by General
Malone 10 injurc the Conservative party.
viii you permit me, in stamping this false
hood on the start, to give you brief his
tory OF my life. Born Nirginian, | re-
signed my cadetshlp 1T the Virginia Mill
tary Institute when the law exempted me
from military service is minor, enlisted
10 private soldier when seventeen years
OF age i'm the Confederate service; rose TO
the rank Of a Confederate officer, n can be
shown 5y commission from the Confederate
Government now in my possession. and
upon the recommendation Of General Jack
son: badly wounded, which placed me on
crutches for more than three years-eigh-
teen months OF that time after the close OF
the war. The debt question has been set
tied, and is now in the hands Of the courts,
but | have always believed we honestly
owned the entire debt; and with the great
tide OF prosperity now pouring into Nir-
ginia, we could aud should pay the entire
debt with interest by giving bonds at long
dates, the interest TO be paid by the present
generation, the principal to be paid by the
future generations. | have never been a
politician i'm the strict sense Of the
! term, but have always done my
own thinking and voting, and propose
to continue to do so. shall always reserve
the right to vote for the best men that may
offer their services to the people. While
/ have alway, voted the Conservative ticket,
! | sometimes scratch the names OF men
think not worthy to represent our city ol
state. Whenever | harc participated in
primary elections | then supported the
nominees, rs every honest man should dc
in such cases. l voted for my persona
friend and colIege-mate. Captain j. ;
Wise. and my friend Captain George ID
Wise, whom | intend to support the com
ing election, well knows | did so on per
sonal grounds alone. claim to b. tru,
Conservative Democrat, and to do my owl
thinking, but accord to those who diilel
with me politically the same rights.
Respectfully, Il. b. CHAPLIN.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
ACcIDEyT.-The accident on this road, re-
ferred to in yesterdays Dispatch, occurred
at Providence Forge, about twenty-five
miles from Richmond.
Just before the train arrived nj TINS
dep0t. and while goins down a heaVy
Grade. the Pullman sleeping-car became de-
tached from the train. The bell-cOrd was
snapped in twain without ringing the bell.
and OF course there was only an accidental
chance OF any one on the other part OF the
train becoming acquainted with the fact
that the sleepins-car was detached. AS the
train stopped passenger went to the rear
OF the ladies' car, and looking out, saw the
sleeper bearing down with full force upon
the other part Of the train. With becoming
presence Of mind this gentleman called to
everybody to be seated, soon after which
the collision occurred. The rear platform
OF the ladies' car was broken to pieces, and
mounted by the front platform OF the
sleeper. No one was hurt in the ladies'
car, but on the sleeper the porter was pretty
roughly bruised, and two passengers re-
ceiyed contusions and scalp-wounds on the
head. None Of them, however, were dan
gerously hurt, and only delay OF few
hours occurred.
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CIRCUS CoxING.-The small boy will be
glad to hear that a circus is coming, and
from the statements Of reliable people who
have seen the same it Is really very good
circus. The animals are Just exactly what
those who have any conscientious scruples
about going into the saw-dust arena will
enjoy. They are regulation size, well kept
and sleek, and among other things number
the famous Jesse James horses. To judge
from the number Of these last on exhibi-
ton in various psrts Of the United States,
Lease boasted among his few virtues the
one Of being the largest owner OF horse
flesh in this country.
The circus will exhibit here on Wednes-
day, August 10th, and will remain but one
day
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS

Are you DISTURBED 1t n'cht ana broken Of your
rest ny sick child altering and CRYING with the
eNcruc.atIug pain Il cutting teeth; ,f So. 20 at
once and get q to;do of MRS. WiNsLOW'>
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii rciicvcth POOR little
sufferer rimmcd,a'ev-9cYend anon ~: thcre ls no
mistake about Il. There i, no: mother on earth
WHO Las ever used q who VIII rot tCl you at once
that Il viii regulate the bowels aud give ret to the
mother and iCilefaud health % The ohli.operatlng
ike mage. II Is Perfectly -afc 60 ice IN al case,
ana pleasant to the t>tC, and j. the prescription Of
one Of the oldc,t ana tc.t female rhy.ician- and
nurses in the Uuitol ~,,tes. >oil everywhere. 70
cents 4 bottle. an t-eodlw
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ID Y n r.
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1852.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILEoAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILEoAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, July 10. 1882.
The increasing popularity Of this fAvorte sum-
lnpr resort induces The management 10 provide
extra eNcursion-train schedule rs herewith IN
addition to the very perfect regular Tram service
already existing. .. , .,,.-
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS :,
and SATURDAYS leave Richm9nd ~ 0'Sv l. M
anil returning leave Bon Air at 1910 J.. VI.
ON TUESDAYS and FRIDAY : leave klchmond
at 8 l.. VI. and 6;30 Z. NJ: and returning leave
Ron Air at 7:4O l.. ". and 1910 l.. NJ.
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies eslch
excursion.
Round-trip fare, % cents. .,....,ou
signed. , ~, o. = a. .,an, i,,
~ IL Geh'tdi "T>'He'i EN@NN'
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COUNCIL MEETING.-An interesting meet
ing OF the City Council will be held to-
morrow evening at the Council chamber,
commencing at ) O'Clock.
Recently there have been a number oi
rumor, OF reported shortneSs in The ac-
counts of certain city officials OF present
and by-gone days, and as some OF them as
sImed the character Of charges Of an in
formal sort. Mayor Darlington, by virtue
Of authority vested in him as the chief eX-
ccutiye officer OF the city, made rigid IN
vestications in certain departments. lie
summoned witnesses and required officials
10 bring statements OF the workings in GER
tain offices.
The most searching scrutiny made by the
Mayor failed to implicate any one, and a.
far as he was concerned the Whole affair
has been dismissed.
The Council, however, viii now take up
the matter, not with view OF arriving at
any other conclusion than that already
reached by the Mayor, but with desire TO
have no stone left unturned that VIII III
the smallest degree tend either to the COM
pletc cxonoration Of all parties alluded to
in the informal charges, or their conyic-
ton. On this account lively interest Is
manifested in the approaching session OF
/ the Council.
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Grand Excursion to Lynchburg.

The excursion to Lynchburg on satur-
day night, August 18th, promises to be a
Grand affair. The fare for the round trips
only 90. and the tickets will be good to re-
turn on any train Monday. The thousands
who have never been to Lynchburg now
have a splendid opportunity to do 80 at a
very low price. The accommodations VIII
be iirst-class, and all who 20 may expect a
good time.
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THE LEMONADE CARBONATED SoDA-WA-
TER which was invented by George sehgn
the popular soda-water man, has had q
great run, and is justly called the best oil
summer beverages. Go to MS mineral-"a-
ter establishment, corner OF Eleventh aho
Main streets, and try ii.
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MuITARY.-The Governor on saturday
authorized the formation OF fourth regi-
ment Of uniformed Virginia volunteers 70
be attached to the First brigade, command
ed by General Fitzhugh Lee; ~ "u S,,ra,h SJi'
sist Of seven companies rom a,,damon' oS'
Hampton, Norfolk, and the t,asnls s1nuguoTs lou,
couhiry. The commanding Of ot1esrs n,sn..s vii, !,
be elected by the commissioned oincers me- $50 u
ment !.,, at meeting at which General Lee
will preside.
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ACard 20 Rsai.Estate Owners.

You will see from the certificate ol
Messrs. Andrews, Baptist X Clemmitt lnat dnn
we have contracted to publish lVV,Voo
copies Of our Virginia RedI EStdte Jolt ,n-
nal, in which we VIII adVertisc ne 1nV
real estate on our lists for sale. Parties
wishing to have their properties adVer-
tised free will call or write for blank de-
scriptiye lists without delay, a we are
nearly ready for the press. We also desire
a limited number OF 1rst-class advertise
ments X. b. CHAFFN & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
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VERY DISTINGUISHED AUTHORITY.

DE-. WILLIAM 4. HAMMOND, OF NEW YORK;
surgeon-General United states Army lte''IcuI'
Professor Of Disease of the Mind ana Nervous
system IN the University of New York etc.:
shave for some time made use OF me b1 r, ~
10 IITIIIA WATER In cases Of aneetions q, ~. w
NFR VOVS SYSTEMf, compliGa!eI wiz u,
BRIGHT's DISEASE OF THE Nh hiIHr HHErsiii'Ts E
with a GOTTY DIATHESls. The kESnbNH? kEESrnnL,H
HAVE BEEN EMINENTLY SAllstACIOIhudf on; !;
Lthia has for many years been IsSIr9e eWHTFR
CFRT AMY ACTS BETTER THAN AM r. y
TEMroRANE0Us soLUCTb,Q9NHVVEE VER fiI IRhFTTrR hlFTiR
SALTS, AND t.; MokEoEn PIE ~, ,i., oTt,:n pre-
scribe il in ih6.e cases OF CEREBRAL ~ bir6 &
MIA resuitfag FROM orer-raentdt tcoIna ex
the condition. called NERVOUS Dl Il II ~ ~ - n
ists~AND GENERALLY WITH Nj \" =
BENEFIT"
DIR. Austin Flint I'm his "PraGtioe OF , MeIi. lelI
cine under The head Of " Hrigh.s Dise-ssv, are
..Svnnfoms rtfcrable 10 the nervous System q, =,
amon5 the most Important of those tcAAisihS ~
The clinical history Of the disease
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Personals and hricfs.

Rev. DR.. Armstrong is suffering from q
sciatic attack, and in consequence there
will be no services at the Monumental
! church to-day.
Mr.. Andrew Jinkins and W. ". Tim
berlake, Esq, leave the city tomorrow for
the springs, and will be absent over a
month. Mr.. Jinkins feels the need OF rest
and OF liver-mproving waters.
Mr.. Bernard has gone 10 New York and
Baltimore for the purpose OF procuring
novelties for the coming season for the
Mozart Association.
Company &C" left last night for the
White Sulphur Springs with not very full
rpnks. Those who went away. however.
will have good time.
The Walker Light Guard were cleaning
up their guns and making preparations last
nlght Tor weeks visit TO Old Point, COM
menclng tomorrow.
A carpenter named Rudd, employed at
Tanners machine-shops, was hurt yester-
day by piece OF falling timber.
The Washington Base Ball Club defeated
the Richmonds yesterday by a score of s
to 3.
Among the "types OF American beau-
ty" now being presented by the New
lOlh OIupHtC was dn tACtutul llktHccs
recently OF Miss Ada Carrington, the ac-
complished daughter OF Colonel j. L. Car
rington, OF the Exchange Hotel. This is
a decided compliment to Miss Darlington.
The new Silsby rotary fre-engine, built
10y the Scneca-Fails Manufacturing Compa-
ny for the Richmond Fire Department, ar
rived in this city yesterday from New
York, on board the steamship Guyandotte,
and was taken TO the Broad-street engine
house. Its weight is 5,lS0 pounds. 1t cost
about $1,000, and is the most powerful en-
gnc in the city.
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p.IxTINas, ENGRAvINGs, DC.
T HAVE REOPENED MY CALLER

HAVE REOPENED MY GALLEhi
wtru FINE ASSORTMENT OF
sTGEL ENGRAVlNGS
oLFOGRAFllS, and n,,v
ni-OiED PHOTOGRAPHS,
which will compare in quality and prlen pceci,on q
l0hse " ,u'r ,ng 10 hafps EASELs, CORNiCESs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ALBu us. ,.,..,,.
~. 10 PHoTOGRAPB-FRAME ,pon''N"''
r9m 200 Pp,ion daily, and all are invited osi'
and examine ~ All l.. LEWIS,
a, No el2 Main stfvA
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Personal.

4 CARD desire 70 notify my friends
~ and The JIibir generally that have returned
from my trio % Couey Island, y. Y In -e1rch oi
health. fully rc>torci. and fn now ready ana pre-
pared 10 serve them wiki anything In my lne' such
~ .,.,,,,.,,-y. ,
UOTSE-PAINTING. ktL>ONlNING ana
WHITENING. ...
or ANYTHING connected win the PAINTING
BUSINEs-. ,.,,
order ten at ms -hop. 7Oi Grace trggt. vii tc
promptly attended a.. WILLIAM A. VI Al l.
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FARM sALs.-Messrs. X. b. Chailin u Co.,
real estate agents, have sold the iarm III
Henrico county called " Hedgeplain," con
tanning seyenty-fiye acres, about TWO miies
from the city, belonging to Mrs. mary =.
Austin, to Mr.. Joseph johnston ior 'ne
sun, OF e6,00A
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CHRONIC ISTFRsTITIAL NEPHRiTlS o'
BRIGHT's DISEASE.

DIR. ALFRED l.. LoohIs, OF NE" o"n'
Professor Of Institutes and fraeuce y, -,
Mad,os, nenartment University Of New YORK.
V,.,,tno PHYSICIAN Bellevue Hospital, Consulting
Phygeian Charity Hospital, New York; ,,v,
For the past four years have used me eD. ID ar
FALO LIIHIA wATEk In teespHf:fTIss tes oo-
sarriDg I'm EQUITY and RHEu MIL sun1eVsI,ii III
Win fhe most MARkED iBEE.NracTIoNs BENacsTrIToN / NJ
SDS ss,d i, 4 as 1iu MiGiIIY YEFEiCAClOUs."
Ziemssen, in his great work, !" Inc ~ hesJ of
OF the Practice Of Medicine, unus, IN, .iio ;, that
:. .ipi.r.tltlal Inflammation or the huneye' .sThc
r. IsTERsTITIAL NEpiiRlTls,l SAYS, a.i,s.
nssbn.s ssieal state OF the kidneys. al pre.Snt
pss1iT the above name, represents the third ses3e
of whai l. known by authors as bKi0iiu bKi0i, -, dif-
Ease a1d Is alleged " be the maj 70 nesu u.a.aw
fuse Soplsfus." ~ '-.--~-. +.
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The CoIorod Shooting Affair.

The case Of Christopher Goode, charged
with killing Winston Robertson, did not
come of at the Police Court yesterday
morning, but was continued until tO-mor-
row on account Of the condition OF Mahala
Goode, the wife OF the man who did the
shooting. and who also received three
wounds-one in the centre Of the body,
one in her left shoulder, and one in the
hand. Her condition is extremely critical.
and the examination was postponed until
this could be determined. GOode asserts
that he did not intend to shoot hi, wife, and
that he did it accidentally while firing upon
Robertson.
The dead man was removed TO his late
home. No. 30S north Madison street, by
order OF Coroner Taylor. Here IN inquest
was held on the body, and verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts already stated
agreed upon.
Goodc is a carpenter by trade, and IS said
to be a quiet, inoilensive man. Robertson,
the murdered man, was blacksmith, and
worked ut Mr.. Robert II. Boshers car
riaee works. He was a married man.
( At midnight last night the condition OF
Mahala Goode was unchanged, and no nope
OF her recovery was entertained.
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TUOMAS II. GUM WILL CONTINUE j
/ THE TOBACCO COMMISSION RuSINESS NJ =
under the frm-name and st tSe patronage Of hi
friends and the trade genfraniK H. ,I,o concorn.
a X CfII m will remain WIN inc conO'in;
OniS's, INN +. H.. GUNS.
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PROFESSIONAL.

SCorrSyLLE, ALEEMARLE COUNTY, NA"(
July /. 1852. :
JOIIN :. ANDREWS. II. D., Mrs.
u ORfF MOON ANDREWS. II. - are prepared
to receive aud treat WOMEN and ilIbREN AZ
their rcsiGeucc, on Harrison street. Medical at
tendance "a the usual raics. Location healthy aud
retired Board very moderate. JY 2-Suttf
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

OST. \ PEHDLAR'S LICENSE,
Itaken oar IN the name ~ BRANCH JA'h-
son. Who VIII pay liberal reward Tor lhcr r.
turn - No. 1903 east Br al strtct aut-llF
OST, BETWEEN so EAST GRACE
4 street AMI We.kcl- trimming tore, one
BLACK LEATHER POCKET-BCok With nickel
cllsp. TIr finder Will Doe .u.ttbly rewarded bN
leaving Il at 500 rl. Grace street. ~ 5-o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-06
CtRAND EXCURsIONTO STAUNTON

- =, 80 . Wa y y It'tHI 70. IbSZ,
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot AT o H. n
Returning, leave. Staunton T.. NJ. SUNDAY Fare /:
Richmond 10 StsuntOn aud return, ~ Gordons-
TO stanton and return, Use; way-stztions To
Staunion and return, sl.5O. Special coaches for
colored people. Tickets for sale at Thomas J
stsrke 4 sons. 4O5 east Broad street Thompson
Penick 5. 5l3 east Broad street; r. Y. ThOm pson
corner Fifteenth and Main streets: G. r. Johnston
VI > cast Main street. For further infOrmAtiOn in
quire of the cOmmittee-E. j. BeAl and II. r. Sale
at Cohen Brothers, corner Fourth and Broad
streets au6,lO.13.l S,20.22.24,25&2
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, clear, and sultry.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 7G
0 A. NJ, so; noon, 81; Z. NJ, So; 6. p.
NJ, Sc; midnight, so.
Mean temperature, 50 sc.