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InN tNtF hIIiN"Nt''
al ycnng' the poor and rich, through
,no,ives of pure regard seemed intent
wnon witnessing the ceremony. At !
a'o,,cL the doors Of the church wrrr
,,r,wn open. aud the happy palr ME
....fvliv down the isle a'i'i took their
,.;,;,n before the minister in the chan
III R,v q L. Willloms, aud ~ few
r., .,onrnts the minister's voice WIS
I'D uttcring in solemn 'ol's, the pa
.I' '' words; What God has joined to
,.,hsr 1T no man put a-snnier. In
t s eouple remaine i'll church for
",r' time receiving the cougratuIaiIon'
etT lens and then repaired to the res,
" J.nns q the grooms father Mr. l
" R,bey where a reception was gIve'
them. .u. ,.,,.;, =, ;,
L;.her or more lengthy tribute tt
i ra9 rral worth of the bride that v
lnow 50 well, than to say No noble
, n" ever plightei faith to the affec
w." g man We extend to them on
L L," congratulations and wish the'
barpy and prosperous future
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FIRE.

A tenant house on St. Thomas
Manor was burned Saturday. It was
occupied by colorcd man, one Frank
Dyson who worked for Mrs. Kate How
ard, the tenant 10 possession Of the farm.
The entire household effects Of Dyson,
was burned We have received no iutor-
nation as to the origin of the fire.
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He 6retG Coioay.

VI VI Daniel Sedoolaaus. ofthe He
brew Russian Aid Cou.0itrce i la W .a;n.
"e't aud otaerproy,sions 10 IT, Charlie.
county e..oa.'',. T.,NryI4pd coon
~ 4'e dong very wei uul,r .as pres
T 1r'r. i'.'a Ans. ",'a4c.s. and the impression
% w., ~. ''1I my viii :. abe to sup
IA. ald committee viii continue Il, sp socI
WORK as long is uc.e,s.rr - - s ri.
Daa Nm r. -- o.''''
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To BE HMMO.

Frank Burkman, who shot and kill
ed Capt f lward Nelson, OF the scaoon-
er Fannie Southland, ana was convicted
o. murder in the in the first degree il
King George county Virginia was sen
fenced by Judge Hunter to be hanged
on May llth. Burkman's counsel pray
ed for new trial, but their prlpcrs were
oyerrulcd
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Beal saxs cupid treated Willie badl!

. an;A ,ro,t.d W;lIin hadl,
oe'' S'S9 o"P'4 ''T''i' ' ..'.
caused HIM to be mashed On stone
Mr.. Harris S;ones'roet, son OF Mr.
B q Stonestreet returned to bIlumofe
Tuesday to renew his m deal studies
I.yn .,ys Winie is in love
viIh lis moihrr and he INTENDS tcll.a.
every body that is right ten GA h'm
An attractive. youthful appearance &C Ell
by using raraers lIa,r BA,s.m 10 ali VAC are
setl1e gray M
L,u Ilord Smoot has removed to tn
CorroIhon hotel ana our Butyh hold.
forth at the S. Chml
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D. McMENAMIN

Wishes to call attention 10 his extensive mon
umental works Cor. First Street east and
penns, wanna avenue, Washington, d. c.,
Monuments, Tombs and tletdstoneS special
Il. foreign and domestic marble constantly
on hand. Give him a call Material and
workmanship guaranteed. Prices to suit
my 10 ly.
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- . -
CAickem SOmn.

r mst or bake a chicken unit
turning brown put it in . soup-kcttle
with three pints Of water, and set on =
slow FIRE; skim off the scum; add md
dliug-szad onion. little celery, aud
simmer about three hours: take out lhe
chickrn ana vegetables s'fdih, "n uSf'
the chicken my be uscl for salad.
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SUNDAY TRAINS.

At 300 y. M.-PLilndpluhta and New York
no J. philadelphia aud New York
~ =. M boston, New York aud Phila1
Is +. VI. Express for ~ iladelphia
II 30 and ll.jO =. Philadelphia and New
\ ork.
starting from Calvert Street station
2.05 and - +. NJ Port deposit Accommodate
non.
For Brooklyn, n. Y, all through trains COM
meet az jersey city with boats of .Bruoklvn
Annex atordng direct transfer to Fulton
street avoiding double frrriugc and tourney
across New York city
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SUNDAY TRAINS

At 81 =. M.-Philadrlphia and New York
= z. Nj Philudelphia.
starting from t'uioa Staupn.
At 7OU A. NJ MAIL for Philadelphia.
10 a. Philadelphia Express, connect
ing tor New York
Us lI.-For Philadelphia and New
YORK..
1850 \. N.-I.mit'd rarlor Car Train for
:. y % 81 Tor Philadelphia and New
go md 50 p. M.-rort Deposit Accommod,.
ton.
100 =. M Boston, New York and Phila.
delphfal
sl"eping car through to Boston WIN
cut change.
YORK..
SO 7. M-Consressfonal EXPRESS for PIN
adclphia and New FORK
rs T. H-Exprrss for Philadplphia
IL ~ and ll50 7. M-Aight Express for Phfizs
dclphia ami New York.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-05

The g. eat female remedy is prepared by
the omen : Medical Institute Of BulFlo
\ T.. and is their favurlte prescription tol
indies who are suffering from weakness OF
complaints common to the sex 1t is sold by
druggists at Sl.OO per hottie. Ladies can
obtain advice tree Send stamp for names OF
those Who have been cured.
,lcc g. \.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-05

The unusual quiet Of our little town
was awakened on Wednesday bv the
l,rco concourse Of people that gathered
hcrc 10 witness the marriage of one of
,nr most popular and interesting young
I.J;as Miss Beuie Wheeler to Mr. Ed
al, Robrv Of Pomfrct which took place
=, christ Epi,corpl Church. In addi-
,ion TO the usual Christmas trimmings
with which the church was decorated
above tie rh,ucel was placed a large
eor,l Offering from friend, in the
,b,no Of = horse shoe; the sweetness
,cd beauty of which seemed perfectly
IN k.erns with the fresh and rosy hue
~ the modest and beautiful bride that
stood hIushiu. hcue,th it, Long before
the hour Of 1 o'lock, when the happy
rair we're to be joined in holy wedlock
IL ,.,tti, 4.
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NOTICE.

y OST between "Palmoin,' the residence
If Mrs 4. q St1n stree, and Port To-
a. a COLO BRACELET The finder
,',II H. literally rewarded By returning the
s ", 10 the OH e OF the Mn lNpErENpsNr
gift
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HEARTILY Recommended.

Don't condemn good thing because you
NV. D,,n deceived by worthless uosuuIns.
Parkers Gin.er Tonic has cured m,ny in
,his section Of nrry Us disorders, and We
r~comineud it heartily TO such sufferers
NetCS ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-05

Baggage called for aud checked from, resi-
deucc> For further information apply 1T ON
PAM Office. No. g Light Street.
HOW ARD Is. ENSItiN, President.
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River Route

The steamer Peutz ht 30 - m. daily except
SUNDAY for Annapolis, extending trip to West
and IhOde Rivers on Monday, " Wednesday aud
saturday; to South Rive ON Tuesday and FRI
day, aud 10 West River on Thursday. Return.
ing, arrives back al J.i0 y. m. hound trim 81
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&. A. Miller, clerk Of the Circnit Court Of
Carroll county, writes: ~ have used Brown S
Iron Btters aud fnd it good tonic.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-05
PHILADELPHIA, WlLMlNGTt Y
and BALTIMORE r. r.

COMMENCING MONDAY. ocfOBFR 9th l97l
Passenger trains viii leave Baltimor" as Oh
lows:
Starting from President Street STATIONS.
At6.i5 4. M.-Mail tor Philadelphia.
80 \. VI Philadelphia Express, COM
Meeting ~ Philadelphia for New ork.
200 aud l:i5 2. M.-POrt Deposit Accommodh'
ton.
355 p M.-Nrw York and Philadelphia.
7.Oj =. NJ .-Exprrss for Phiadelphia.
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LINZ = For SEAEnRn. DE-

c5asAs.v FOR SEAFORD, Del.-
g. ar tx, kware aud lnnlings IN
aft-y2-S n =: the Nauti.nkr two trips
$asasa6s.sss ,Es9sssss~ week Steamer Arti.
>lu leaves FER Il, Light :, Get Tuesdays snd
Fridays at : p. NJ. Leaves Sraford al II
4. m. Mondays aud rhursA vs. Flrr 10 So
ford, 50 exc tickets So good until used;
Eicnaa. 81 -, exc ticket S2.5O good until
Frcigh received Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-05
DR., RUSH'S Specific
FOR
CONSU MPT ION
A Positive Cure For
Consumption in all Stages
AND FOR
Bleeding 1T the Lungs. Cold, Coush,'
Group, Bronchitis, lnilaeaza' ~
thma. and all affections OF the
Lungs il has no equal
D.. Rush. s!E...T,,: F.s C:S!.E9II'I

is recommended by an the leading phfsl,,ll., l'
who are acquainted with It's use ~ ~
barge size. 81 90. small size 90 GEMS. sou
10y Dru -gisis everywhere.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC Il. Il
FROM CALVERT STATION.


For Washington, a. m, sis aud -j5 " M
daily, "Ncept SUNDAY. aud AGO. 70, - aud
ll:j m., and aud 5:10 y IN. daily.
Tor Pop"'s Creek Line, a. IN. and 10 y. IN,
daily, except SUud "
Tor Annapolis, 90 a. IN. daily, except sun
day. and ) p IN daily.
For Richmond and the South at 20 and L.
t. m daily, aud 10 y. m daily, except sunday
For The south. via Virginia Midland Rail
road. al $50 a m Il lily and - p. m. except
SUNDAY Top. m SUNDAY only.
For White sulphur aud a. 4 o. II r.. AZ q
e m. and Is p. m. Ga SUNDAY. 4.a0a. IN.
Tor Norfolk. via Potomac River steamers
Monday aud Friday al II % a. IN.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-05
Transfers of Prop srty.


Deed from James T. Kendrick anl
husband to Isabella Kendrek, for prop.
erty known as st. BlrJors Manor.
Consideration 81 $50.
Deed from Mary + Clements ot
Washington City, 10 Joseph A Mudd,
OF Lincoln county, No., for real proper
~ known as Popular Hill. Cousid-
Grafton, 500
D ed from ] I. Clements to Jo.cpl
A. Mudd, of Lincoln county, Mo-, for
interest in real property known as
Popular HILL" Consideration, $50
MORTGAGES
Mortgage from j II. Rrclor, Sr
j. Ii Reeder, Jr., Gqunette II Reed
er and George Ryedcr 10 tie vcstry Of
William aud Mary Parisl, on property
known as Ayondale.' Consideration.
$l,GS4
Du1Y SALE
Bil lbdard from Georgc Butler to } .
5. ls, Considerably So.
|. :, q sale from D n sslly to Il. G
en- 's 81 sale from 1E1f Dsnt to II
Robertson. Consideration, Sis III
Eli of sale from Henry SNaun to II
Robertson Consideration, $50.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-05

For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis and all ai-
frctions of the Lungs take Aver Cherry
Pectoral
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Dr.. RnSh'S BIND Root OIL

ms no equal in the world as linment OF
oil 1t is cheap, Safe, SIMPLE anil sure eNter-
nal remedy for man or beast. 1t is pnt up in
two sizes. Price - and 80 cents Sold ,,
druggists everywhere.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN THE
Flour Trade.

NWTNG to my CHEAP and DIRECT
~ COMMUNICATION with the Guy A"r-
kc,s, have determined to offer from tins da't
extraordinary inducements 10 mni'es anu anu
Tiers desiring to purchase Flour. haNe
Just received and have in stock 100 Barrels o.
choice Flour ylryint III Grade, from sui"
Family. which viii sell al net adv
OF - cents on prime cost. ..,.,
GEC. J. r. rUNTT
OFT 2.-u Pyes Wharf
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Mr. " ] H,u.s las 900 .,.,.
Z -.-ias 4ttL. ok. s'l m''
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Steamer Avalon every Tuesday ard Friday
~ p m. tor landings on G rr;t iCoMico river.
Dividing and D. MRS creeks, Milford HavrI
and Plankatauk rv
The Annapolis, West, Rhode and South
IL Ll1AtLt1
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NOTICE.

nR WILLIAM R BARKER, formerly Of
~ hechauicsviIle, 1t Mays County,
has located a la Plata and oilers his preies-
siunai scrvIcc, rs m,dlc,d doctor 10 the pub
lie Can he found in his office ut Farra.rs
iiotel at all tincs eAccptah hen professionally
cn. i. no, l7.ly ''s9
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The Salisbury Route.

m. s.,,o,.cr beot. oyer, Tuesday, Thursday
ana S,tnr.Iay :t7n. M. for salisbury, bel T.
island. Roaring Point and Wicomien river
Iandine.. Fright and ssrns'fs IAN, Az. u i"I
station. an " icomico att r"'"hoNr hhil' o'"
an" q. 'Sve|7tP'H ~iif6i'fe Of Hircinia Route.
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Or RuSh'S Regulator
TTyEART. TROUBLES ..':'..' u !: E!
ga zzS1sizsss g. "a sszi.ie
A Suro Cure For
All Diseases of the Heart
DIR. RNsA S ReaNLalOl,

has never failed to give relief 1t has len
used successfully for years, in subdur. 2 be
most stubborn cases of heart difficulties
Large size, 81 o0 small size, 30 cents. Sud
by all Druggists every where.
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MRS. DR.. RUSII'S
Cathartic and Anti-BiIious
? IL Z S!
Prevent and Cure Constipation ard
Piles. \ sure remedy FIR Bilious
ness, Torpdity of the Liver,
Jauudica and all Liver
Complaints.


1t gives immediate Relief in sick and Ner-
vouS Headache They cleanse the stomach
and ihus remove all bad tastes from the
mouth and make the breath pure and sweet.
Remove all Impurities and S1lowness ifom
che complexion Pleasant to take and agree
able in their action. Entirely mike olhe-
Pills Purely vegela lie. Price, - cents
Sold by all Druggists.
The above preparations are prepared pr
Dr.. Rash's Medical Association, in which Dr.
Rush is associated with the NEST prominent
specialists Of both Europe and Anne. ia Spa
citl treatment c he obtained TOR any dls-
ease Tacse medicines are the regular pre-
striptioTs for the d'soasrs mentiolsd md
never bail TO give relief Thy can be obtain
20 in B,llimpre AZ wholtsae of Thomson
Muth, and any druggist vii glad obtain
hDm for Won uaon application, or they can
be obtained OF US direct. Address,
DIR. RURH'S
Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y, U. S. A.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-03
A PoOR-HoUsE IN FLAMES.
Frenaied and Struggling LunatIOs WI
Are Saved Escape to the Woods,

FrenRied and Struggling LunatIOs Vino
Are Saved Escape to the Woods.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, July 2.-The fire at
the Dauphin County Almshouse, which
began at l O'Clock this afternoon, destroyed
every building on the ground except the
laundry and school-house, and was the most
destructive fire that has ever visited this
neighborhoOd. The fire was first discovered
In large frame stable near the main struc-
ture,
The stable was entirely consumed, and
two horses and five mules. persisted In the
flames. The heated slale on the roof of the
main structure set fire to that building and
it was soon destroyed. AS soon as the
dwelling caught fire the steward and his
assistants rushed to the insane department
and forced the excited inmates, 81 females
and IT males, from their quarters. All OF
them were saved, though several of them
fought desperately against removal.
The fire is supposed to have been caused
by heated hay just PLACED in the barn, but
there is rqmor that 1t was accidentally set
on fre by one of the employees from pipe
or cigar.
The loss will reach about $500 900 and
there Is an insurance of about $50, 900. One
OF the insane patients were severely burned
by her Clothing catching fire from sparks
alter she was out of the building. The in
sane were this evening removed to the State
Asylum above the city, and the sick were
brought to the hospital here. Tents were
procured at the arsenal and will be erected
near the ruins as temporary quarters for the
paupers,
Shortly after the insane inmates were
gathered up by outsiders aud taken TO the
State Asylum 1t was discovered that IL of
them were missing, having fed. Two OF
them are very violent Up to 9 O'Clock to-
night none of them had been apprehended
1t was expected that the State authorities
would furnish tents to cover the
poor, who numbered over $50, but
the directors Tonight say that their
request was Rointedly refused by the
authorities. This neces states the keeping
of the INDECENT poor of the county in the
open air to night or until temporary quar-
ters can be erected. Provisions enough
were saved to feed them for several DAYS,
Another woman was this evening ascer
tanned to be very badly burned about the
arms and body,
The daily gazette., 1883-07-03
LOCAL LAUONICS,


The Delaware Sengerbund will give an
excursion to Sea Breeze on Sunday, July Is,
on the steamer Edwin Forrest.
The Sunday school of the Reformed Epis-
copal Church of the Redeemer will give an
excursion to Pepnsgrove July -.
The first shipment of peaches over the
Delaware railroad was made yesterday, the
consignment being only few crates.
Admiral s. F. DUPONT Post No. 2, G. A.
R., has accepted an invitation to spend Me-
mortal Day, 1884, with DuPost Post No. "a
of Philadelphia.
The Temperance League will give a picnic
at Greenbank tark tomorrow and prom
ise good, sober and enjoyable time. The
special train leaves at q. M, from the foot
OF Market street
Undertaken l.. W. Palmer will bury the
remains OF young Fischer, who was drowned
on Sunday, at Riverview Cemetery at s
o'clock this afternoon.
The First National Bank has declared
semi-annual dividend of four-and- a-half per
cent. and the Wilmington and Rrandywlne
and Union National Of six per cent. payable
On demand.
Charles johnson, Jesse Bostick and James
Freeman won the prizes offered by George
w. Bush q Sons to the drivers of their
teams whose horses were found to be in the
best condition yesterday morning by Morris
n. Weldie, Robert NJ. Gibson and Robert s.
Smith, judges.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-03
WILMINGTON. DEL. TUESDAY. JULY g. 1888
umpire both games. On Monday the
Quicksteps start on eek's trip.

umpire both games. On Monday the
Quicksteps start on a " eek's trip.
To morrow morning tine Our Boys club OF
this city, will play game at Quickstep
Park with the Young America club, of Phil
adelphia, their opponents oflast year. The
visitors battery will be Dando, the famous
left handed pitcher, and Wright. Game
be called at 1890 o'clock.
The Limekiln club of this city will play
the Chestertown club in Chestertown TO-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock and en-
ployes Of the Delaware railroad and West
Yard In the afternoon.
The Fearless of Greenwood defeated the
Blue Stockings Of Harrington on Saturday
In the latter place by score Of IA to 9.
The Msrritts and Trenton meet in Camden
today.
Warner, the third baseman Of the Merritt
nine, has had no less than six offers from
League and Association clubA for next sea
son. ffu
A. H Gladman, the third basemann of
the Nationals, of Washington, yesterday
signed a contract to play with the Philadei
phia club.
The City Council of Columbus, Ohio, last
night repealed the ordinance prohibiting
base ball playing on Sundays, and hereafter
Sunday games will be feature there as lin
other Western cities.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-03
The New Post once Bulletin.

Postmaster swiggett has just issued post
office bulletin, which gives the different city
deliveries, rates of postage on domestic
mails and how classed, rates Of postage to
Canada, time of closing the mails going
north and south, also at what time mails are
ready for the city delivery; rates of domes-
tic money orders, anj concludes with some
very good su egestions to the public, giving
Instructions how to address letters and
packages to insure safe and correct delivery,
and also giving the articles which are not
mailable. The card also states that the
registry department will be open from $50
a. m. to $50 p m. The money order de-
partment will close halt hour earlier. The
general delivery and stamp window will be
open until Q p. m. The bulletin is intended
Tor business houses and can be had on ap-
plication to the Postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-03
municipal Court Prooeedings.

The case of JONES A. Conner, for Violat-
ing city ordinance In exposing tor sale
trunks, ETC., four feet outside of the build
ing line in front of his place of business on
Fourth street, was argued before Judge
Cummins at Municipal Court yesterday
afternoon. Henry G. Turner, City Solici-
tor, prosecuted the case for The city, Mr.
Conner being without counsel. After hear
ing number of witnesses on both sides the
case was dismissed with the order from the
court that Connet Fay the costs, which he
did
The daily gazette., 1883-07-03
ELANf,s CONDITION
His Injury More serious Than ak
SuppOsed-The NaGure oF th., xny.-..-.

Hls Injury More SERIOUS Than aA Rearss
supposed-The MANURE of the Wound.
RICHMOND, Va, July 2.-lnformation
was received here this morning from lien.
tenant-GoVernor Lewis residence, in Rock
lngham county, where Mr. Elan was take,
after being wounded in his duel Oh Safur-
day with K. f. Beirne, that Mr.. Elan = rt,Y-
dltion Is critical aud that his wound is mucn
,n. more aggravated than wae al first rrporoe1,
Inc D IL struck near thu right hin. pas-.l
inward ana downward through the body
and lodged in the lett thigh, passing in IT,
course very near tine bladder. The bali was
extracted last evening,
STAUNToN, Va July 2,-Mr. Elam,s
wound is much more seriolis than was mt
hrsb apprehendud. Alter his removal fron,
the helo TO the residence OF Mr.. Lewis.
elosef examination disclosed thai the hall
had entered the right thigh near the iunc-
tion OF the upper third and the lower two.
thirds oil the temur. After striking the hnne
IL ranged backward and upward throueh
the pcritoneum, and lodged Ia the left groin.
whence u was extracted. 1t passed between
the urethra and the rectum, laeerating tha
tissues, put not seriously iniuring either or
gan. lhere has been paralysis aud no seri
Gus injury to the large vessels. The pa
tlenCs spirits are good. He himself discov
cred where the ball was lodged. The wound.
while not necessarily fatal, is very serloas
one.
HARRIsBuRe, VA, July a.-Lieuteuant
governor Lewis, at whose house w. e.
Elan lies wounded, was here to-day. He
IS very uneasy about him. DIR. Wheat, his
physician, says he may be about in ten days
or he may be dead. Pyamia is feared from
clogging OF the wound. AS no tube has vet
been inserted to give flow to the pus,
sloughing Is also feared by reason of the
proximity of the femoral artery.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July ar r.
Beirne, with Charles Kley, one OF his sec
onds In the late duel, arrived this morning
and passed the day in seclusion. Their pres-
ence gave rise to many rumors. They left
on the Southern train tonight. 1t Is the
impression that Beirne will surrender him
self tomorrow