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FURNITUEE, &c

TgRNITURE AM MATTRESS WARE
gopMs. We hay. now IN store III two 90
those larEe irou-front bu,dings opposite s6s psss
Office the most elegant stok Of CHAMBER A AZ
LOB, and DiNIge-atoM FURNITURE thai 3;
has pe@ac offered IN this sas Tor many yearsy4s "a .
Also. MATTRESSES oisll kinds maIpfac tprsd
In this ctfy, spd at very Ios eriees. s,1an1ts.a
all parties wanting COOS In our line VIII ded
the prices 70 suit the times 49, - I'M JsrH
Furniture aud Mattresses REPAIRED ss1
ISL BAkW0Gt II RITTER
opposite pesl-ds,ee, Main street. Z \
ell 1ssgtt ~ II O., Richmond.
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A PREACHERS TELEGRAM.-The pastor
of one of our churches wishing to keep
alive the interest which has been awakened
by Mr.. Earle, sent o telegraphic message to
a brother clergyman in tho interior of the
State to come and help him.. On yesterday
the following answer was returned - "a
".Reu. = = Nehemiah VITA,
For the true understanding Of the answer,
we refer our readers to the chapter and
verso aforesaid.
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real. estate sALEs.-Messrs. Lyme s
Brother, auctioneers, sold on yesterday {
small frame store on the east side Of Tenth
between Byrdrand. Canal streets for $3.50
Also, vacant lot ON ,ahe:norsh side of Gary
between .!Twenty-thirdo and EYenty-fourti
streets, ,l32 By l54 feet, for 20, QQ0sofs -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARoH2, 1863.
.--f-. ARRIVED. --s.~
Steamer James Green, Vance, Philadelphia
merchandise, w. Z. Porter. t"
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED. '@
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Durham
i Co.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Balti.
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys &
Williams.
MEMORANDA. Gr .-3
WHITE HOUSE, March 2.-Arrived, steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Com.
pany. - ....... '..,. Is. ..-... .r .l .-..g.
Sailed steamer Admiral Kirwan, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, York
River Railroad Company. ....-.,, -.
Steamtug Vulcan Is reported below with
the following vessels in tow, bound up: w.
Carroll, Samuel Fish, and w. L. Dayton.
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE .MEEIT.-"B Browns
BRONCHIAL TRoCIEs" are the most popular
article In this country or Europe for throat dis
eases and coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit, which cannot be said Of many
other preparations in the market, which are really
but weak limitations Of the genuine troches.
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DICuMOND LYING-IN CHARITY Fol
THE RELIEF OF INDECENT WOMEN
AT THEIR OWN HOMES.

DIR. F.B. WATKINS, Fifth and Grace streets
liR. X. J. j. PEERLESS, zoo Franklin street,
DR.. !. :. PAGE, 400 Franklin street. y f.2
have organized this institution, and will furnlsi
medical attendance at her own home TO any woman
who may ling written certificate, endorsing hel
rs prOpe object OF this charity from any physt
ciSn, mtDIter, member OF any benevolent asso
clatIon. ornember Of the city government. 81
Special stention VIII be given 10 all FEMALE
plSEASEi '" -" =
1888 CONSULTING PHYSICIANS. fr ~ "a
Dr.. T. h.Deane, DR.. John A. Cunning CHAM, or'
A. Snead, Fofessor r. T. Coleman, and Profes
sor o. =. hnson. r.ss -s de zs-2rn
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
nc IN THE RICHMOND Posr- OFFICE M ARCH
3, lS69.-Agent Southern Express, Rich
mond Wa. Henry G. johnson, King Will
liam, Va; Regs Drury, A! Woodson, sAeco-
mac county. Va. -.,ra..L %. araiHwt EN.Ea
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

,nR. JoHNkNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corneif Twelfth and Marshall streets,
first corner in TT Of First Baptist church. Mes
sagea left ut the ag store OF MIR. Z. Scott corner
Of Twenty-hrth ad Broad streets. on slate, at any
time during thea,y. win be attended to without
fan, promptly assretofore. tt 1 >fe 1l--1mE 9
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Can be cured. Any case or letter, ringworm,
Itch barbcr's itch, blotches, poison oak or other
eruption of The skin, however malignant or long
standing, by using BRNsoN's sALALEh BROTH.
For sale by all druggists.
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+. SEND IN YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
In consequence Of the large edition ofthe WEEKLY
DISPATCH we find 1t necessary to put II to opress
early Thursday morning; we must therefore re-
quest our patrons to send in their advertisements
to-day. 1890 - -.
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE-ANNUAL COMMENCE
MENTs-The annual commencement of the
Medical College of Virginia will be hold in
the chemical hall of the college tomorrow
night. The address to the graduates will
be delivered by Professor Manson. 49,, =,
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EdLosEL G. p. HYDE, 80 well known aa
the passenger agent ofths Richmond, Ere!
Jarieksbure and Potomso railroad, has re-
os;yed the appointment Of general passsn-
90, AGENT of theft Central Inland Route -
M fSa nav r,e short line hid Richmond and Dam
Vile and tGolupb bio and Augusta, railroads.
Tfiei GSldneps headquarters will be 81 Aur
gusta.
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r',THE,< DIscoNTINUANcE. OF. MILITARY
PosTs.-We stated yesterday that the mill
.tary posts Of 'Warrenton and winchester
had been discontinued. 1t should have been
Warrenton and Marion. The commanding
General on yesterday zrescinded I the order
2 in regard to the aforementioned postsa
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n TIE Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings has been instructed to report
upon such of the above property as is
deemed necessary to be insured. Action
will probably be taken in the premises ct
the, next:meeting of the Council. r 4.
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HEN-Roosr RoBDERY.-The hen-roost OF
Nj. T. M:: Mountjoy, on the Grove road,
was invaded on Monday night end robbed
ofsall the fowls thereabouts. 3r-aa sr.raa. .
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NJ. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this erice. fT
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S0 BARRELS GOODRICH and other
~ early POTATOES, Ianyag from steamer,
HurST d KING,
mil pl;2 Main street,
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: BucKI2GHAM COURTS. The Governor has
issued, "a proclamation ordering that the
courts, Of Buckingham county be held in
HoSopper's brick tavern. This is in conse-
ouence Of the burning of the courthouse !;
and the above action is taken in compliance
with.the law. diioY .72s "a G<iE ~ OIiE&h9
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a. r. MAYORS Cousr ,Mayorg GhGhoon pre-
siding .-Richd Singleton (negro}, charged
with assauiting and beating Patrick Ora
ven, Was fnedafgs dollars. I
Robert BridgHatsr, charged With Ebsing
drunk and diserdarly and assembling po-
tliosman Roach while IN the discharge Of
Fhis duty, was enlisted go q member of the
chain battery for ten days. -
-Four other petty cases were dismissed.
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f ssYHr EscuRs1oN TRAIN fer the inauguEa-
4;oae leaves the fredericksburg depot ct
1880 A. NJ. today. 4 Tickets good for, this
srsfin only. Quite o large party Of Rich
asohdsgentlemen have made their arrange
nssutslfor the trip to the inauguration ana
Wsexpect that the train will bear q goodly
Lead to ,Washington. sgAIlna arIrr1ara
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| UNINSURED CRY BUILDINGs.-We give
below list Of the city buildings, with their
value, which are not insured:

.g'oB,sldfnps.I a..-s y ..f'a Value.
New part of First Market, extending
from Station House to Main street. s27 900
Vegetable Market, Seventeenth street.. $4,000
Second Market House, Sixth street,. 10000
Vegetable Market and Station House,
SIKH street. announcement. %, 900
Old Engine House, Seventeenth street. 1000
City Hall. 80, 900
House At Clark's Spring ................ 5000
Seabrook's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Pump House and pumps. loo, 900
Gas Works, at Rockets ......... -. 100000
Engine House B, Third street.. ......te 5000
Engine and Station. House, Brook are. :,
nue. ...........'. 49,. o,oVo
Mansion House, Twelfth and Leigh -aa
streets. ........... ..................... 10000
Washington Hall, Broad street,. 1900
Total solo, 900
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STOVES, rINWARE, Ae..

A T HOME AGIN.-Owing to the long
II delay in getsin in our new store, re are &C.
rmnss 70 sell ast odEATlMS snd ~ ~ Hs
FIXTURES, LAMP and HOU5E-FURNlsH-
''''A -MouNTCAsTLE..
jsza 500 Broad street.
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spar AmER1cIN EAGLE AT .TRiNITY
Sssaa1aacHHa..LWe CALI special 4 attention to
Colonel Farrar's lecture tomorrow aight
81 the SNs American EBgle,n3s notice OF
aSsicao appears sin2 apether column, The
Y Seselis are to be devoted to clothing des-
Eis,sse children who, cannot .otherEise at
.ai he sabbath, school. BY al means asp Jet
:HsEas be,a full house. Z, :. 2 80
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RoysEgY.--The dwelling Of Mr. J. Il
peay. corner of Twenty ninth and Clay
ssrests, Church Fill, was entered night e.
FORE last through the front window. The
thisv as after getting in, made fire IN the
,miadler Of the floor, burning the Cos2pst'
They stole about seventy-f7e dollars worth
of .plunder., -. III Ia
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WINES AID LIQUORS.

ZINE LIQUORS. John E. Riley's PUkE
4, MOUNTAIN WEsKEY, Jacob H. Baylor's
MOUNTAIN WHISKY. KirkpatrieI,s s .nt
Bapks,s fhiladelphia .YE WHIskEY; P9sA'
MADEIRA. and SHEtsY WINES. rf,S~ j.gI
Also, HAMS, BREAs'S. and JOE Es..,.,,,,,,Ss-.-
Tell ElUEDLEY, TAEUAs
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VELocIPEDE.-The real bona .fide two
wheeled machine will be on exhibition at
Metropolitan Hall this evening st 6 O'Clock.
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TICKETS FROM RICHMOND AND RETURN
ONLY TEN DOLLARS.

Theatre IL, '' q
. - .-'+a" OLE B q LII,
The world-renowned VI0LINIST, ~ -.
- .0s respectfully announces "jsltg8 ~
~--. TWO GRAND CONCERTS -..&
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, EVENINGS. -
March 9Th and 9Th, assisted by the following
: eef! gi ~ artists. 9gli&.EGL 50 90
MRs. c. A. BARRY, Contralt7,, Of the Handel
SIR: WILLIAM MACDONALD, the popular
Mr.. fHEODos MARTENS Pianist AND Ac-
companist, from the Leipsfc Conservatory or
Music. --s8 y 9-# IA a.. -
An entire change Of programme for each eve
nlng.'' F t-'. y +,
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle (reserved) 30
Orchestra (reseryedl ................."...... Lo,
IaTQrlcLLe.
FAMILY trcle. ..'''...t'''
PriYate BOXES ama -"
Sale OF reserved seas will commence III KS
Day MORNING, 25th iDstint, at 20 O'CLOCK ri
the Richmond Musical Exchange, go Main street,
fe 22-td
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8itlttutlo')r:l|t''ld;[ 1iispatrtl,
WEDNESDAY. !. ...i.s..... MARCH 5, 1863.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" Is,LARaER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF. ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

On ALL PUBLIC OR pBrvkTK SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THR
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAKES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, RUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEABKR THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O. clock,
Mt the residenceof Mr.. Solomon Davis, on
Marshall between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, amagniflcent assortment ot;house-
hold furniture.
THOMAS w, ,KEESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock
an assortment Of household furniture,
manufactured tobacco, etc.
PAINE s. CO..wills seil. at 10 O'Clock q large
and attractive assortment Of fresh dry
= goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc.
II. P. TAYLOR will sell ut IL O. clock twelve
farm horses. "a, -4 .--e..-,s..-.s.-
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To Mr.. Ould: am not an expert In the use
| of firearms, hut1knoM something of them. DO

To Mr. Ould: am not an expert In the use
of fire. arms, tTkuow something Of them. Do
not know Ger tainly what the effect 1.-THE firing
of gun across the sill would be, but think IT
would make euch mark as have described.
I mean that the discharge Of the load would
causs the scorch. The mark did not go up
flush to the Sinner edge of the sill The jury
was in the room fifteen mimi les Or half an
hour, and I was the last 10 go onts This was
on the first day Of The. tnquest.oEI E2.Looa -.
,afTe Mr.. Berry Ia juror: When rubbed my
finger ON the mark found that IL was a. little
AT this point mr. Rundy stated that he was
unwilling to- 20 on without q certain paper,
which was in the clerks Office. Upon inquiry
ii YVES ascartained that a deputy had gone
away:with the keyrof the efsce, lss Sol. -
1.-The eourttherefore, at twenty minutes Of s,
adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning. 90 -
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s.3rasSIaoayl .saauEr AZ xaFos. 9

OF 1zltSl A. = SO
Samuel a.; Eaton tsstthe ed =, resfds in Rich
mo-, ,,,,, a. AM, clerk at the Mayor s. court. On
|. tina morning Of the Oath Of NoYsmber last was
+ poinr lup Mais! strest ar the intersection OF
Z EoIrtesnth9 Saw Mr.. Pollard and MIR. Hanna
eet oi,t OF as.wagon and 60 towards their Of
AZ aoor. Spoke to them, and had passed on
hnt faw steps when I heard the report Of "a
Are. arm Slapped back and saw ME- Pollard
tiying or, the, pavement. Thought the report
Vas that of O rifle. DON'T know wheneeltbe
shot proceeded Went on about my business
and some time after returned and 1oeE look o,
sr,l a,issfoa office. Saw confusion ON the
forehead and SeYsraf ~ $ /
Z n AipIsaKAa OF .TgE LocILfTys vi ga I
MIR. Joseph J.. Pleasaits was next sworn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 8, 1859.
Sun rises. 1921 Moon rises. ....... 1900
Sun sets..........63s High tide, A NJ :. SO
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He testified that he was n surveyor, and ex-
hibited diagram Of the locality and rooms
corner of Fourteenth and Main streets drawn
from survey made by himself with d view
to use on this trial. ''-F
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CHARITY.
DlCHMoND MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.

DlCHMOND MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
W. W. PARKER. NJ. D., President.
REV. ROYhLL " FIGG, Solicitor.
his asylum was established IN laS, and Is sus-
famed msiuly by private subscription;
S0t = single boy has been admitted for The past
fElr months, however urgent the case, Tor want OF
ads Many have been bound out under the pro-
par age for the same reason.
Persons In the country are Invited TO contribute
-, ylh,r II oney or provisions. fe Aim
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GHIPPIN4..

EOR NEW YORK.--The' now tim
= = and elegant de-wheel stesms9i -
wharf ut Rockets on gRiDAYt MafcE "a ~ ~
O'Clock A., III. Freight received nptM d11asaH2
night. Fare, sls. Round tickets w. oseetsse' ~
For freight or passage; s.. ag 81 lBSGRaHAHs co.. a
NH At ) corner Eleventh and hfAip SsIcsts.-sg
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TOR PHILADELPHIA The f =
tain VhNcE. now Iyfnz &c her berth u TIE d0cL
win receive freight torthe above port
the sch Instant at II O'Clock. Frelgns tazsn -
Norfolk at moderate rates.. RasS4ge to-knteaa-fs
phia, Including meals and stateroom, efe.
- -FsS3P w. P.POkTEk AEe1s 20
mbaat Once No. 141S Dock ctreet
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NOTICE 70 SHIPPERs.-Th boAts86'
In the JAkaEs River IND KANAWHA GA
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as uslnS
promptly st Il ID. On TUHSDAfS IhGhSDAAAa
F.eiatt And tolls ON goods for Lynchbire srdhe.
yond collected on delivery Or prepaad,s p s Va y
uvered ut my onlce, on the dock, III s..:S.T
way freight VIII not be delivered Eli caarSss ny
Boats locked and insured. "a
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~ HhRRELS C SUGAR, IN
w 20 barrels Morriss's Amber Syrup,l
% barrels MorrIsss Golden Syrup,
nc bags Rio Coffee, all grades
~ b2ge Laguayra Coffee,
10 hogshea9s Cuba and Z. r. Sugars,
!Bsn!p and for sale by {f.E.L ! 3
Ell ERNISTTAD Il PEEk.
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PECIALt NOTICE EosSasz !
y SHIPPERS.-FREIGHTT (
LYNCHBuRas LEXINGTON ID YCsfsa go
and points along the fiuc OF the cannl fs now des
livered without attention by the JaIne6 rave alae
Kanawha Compsnys line OF bosta sIraySeHeHsz
/ Re T-swt a. - EDWAkD DH.LQH. BEenGs
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WOOD AID COAL .

XXyOoDi WOOD !! WOOD s!,!-THE
w CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. Why VII %
get Il SO cheap at HENRY SAUNIERS'S yard,
at The intersection Of Brook avenue with Broad
street? Call and sec the wood, and am. sure yon,
win buy. PINE Mt IS per cord OAK at 25So
per cord-delivered anywhere In the city.
NH i-tl2Mh* HENRY SAUNDERS.
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.EOR BALTIM0R E.-The z$Hk
i steamer ELLIE KNEGhT CapsaiH
WILLIAM GEoGuEGAN, Win leave Der NssH
received mp to z O'Clock Pc M MUNDAf.stkee
freight or passage; apply To-
mh1-3t A gents.
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Arthur Hemans (colored) deposed: I live on
st. James street between Duval and Baker.
Was on the third floor of lsaacs's bnilding on
the morning of the shooting. Twas cleaning
building, with the door shut. Heard the re-
portof 4 gun, and thought somebody was try
ing pistols at Sutherland's gunstore.c Pre-
sentiy Mr.. Knox and Mr.. graddock came in,
and asked me il had heard gun fire. said
They asked me who was mp there besides me.
] told them nobody but my son. These gen.
tlenen came up again and after earching
around and asking a good many questions,
went to Msjor Clinton ROOM. didn' tknoH
that anybodyihad been killed until half an
hour afters whom went down stairs. Never
i'm nov life saw Mr. Grant about the building.
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TOR HALIFAX, NOVA, SGoTEk.
II The British brig PERSIA, nov dallys
gagged 7siIl have quick dispatch for the above por
For balance OF freight apply to
fes IA ri BOB EETI F.7W H1bIAMs q ~. p
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x BOXES I. & T. ELKINGTON'S
l.)B3QWN SOAP, 10 close consignment.
PALMER, HARTSOOK q CO.,
g. . Agents here.
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OBITUART.

Isaac C.. Pray, well known rs q journalist
and playwright in this city, died suddenly at hs ate
residence Irvngpace. yesterday at D. M OF disease
Of the heart He had been anng ior seyeIl ays ps,,
mn till 10 O'clock cOnYersng with some friends ana Few
minutes before his referred TO his heavy breathing
in peculiar manner The deceased was Dotn III
i'm 1873 and his father was one OF Tie wealtblest
merchants in that city. He was connected
for some time with The journal W commerce,
and afterward wrote for The Herald, ana also
author OF Virginus play fret brought out at the Acad'
envy OF Music playing the pflnclpal character himself
lie also produced OF the theaters IN TINS ety,
many years ago, Millions COmus, with the original
full and during his time introduced TO the pnOnc
artists among whom Mies Anna LacOste and Miss
and enjoyed the acquaintance OF large circle OF rlehu,
to whom the announcement oI ILLS sudden ueath VIII
occasion deep regret
Gen. James l.. Herman, volunteer officer
during late the stan OF Gen. Fremont ana VINO
subsequently was commissioned as BrgaueT- Heteiai
Saturday afternoon. He was horn III thls city IN 1877 re-
ceIyed liberal education, and graduated as physician
from the Gny YER RohSon Go was engaged
on The Medical Press and also IN the practice OF
ms profession Ie severely wounded at the battle
of Port Gibson Miss and fell into the hands OF the Rebels
was appointed United states Consul ut Chin kiang,
China the duties OF which Office he performed aeeeptaby
to the Government.
Barrow BenrlmO, q well-knOwn tobacco mer-
chant died in tins city on Fdaf lie was porn III Lon
and emgrated TO this country over rs years ago,
where he amassed fortune and enjoyed Tue reputation
OF being charitable as well as an upright gehtiei.A'
AT meeting Of tobacco merchants held on SATURDAY,
resolutions eXtollng the public ana private virtues Ol
Mr. Benrimo, and expressing regret at MS uean were
passed aud 1t resolved 10 attend the mineral III
body and to close the stores OF the merchants present
during the hours OF the funeral.
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MIR. RICHARDS0NS CONDITION.

Mr.. Richardson passed very fair day on Sat
urday and was kept quiet possible, not even his
NEST intimate friends with the exception Of one or two
in constant attendance being allowed to see him. During
Saturday night he was comfortable and slept occasion
ally all pain being entirely banished by the use Of
morphine. On Sunday morning his condition was so
much improved that the hopes entertained Of his recovery
by both his physicians and friends greatly strength
ened His pulse was strong and good, and all the
symptoms were favorable. Toward evening he became
more restless and excited with strong inclination to
talk and his mind times appeared to be confused ard
rambling There was also much fever, and the pulse
was weaker and moro rapid His strength still holds out
WELL but his stomach refuses to retain anything, and he
has to be supported by injections of milk There are IN
dicatons that the Inflammation IN the stomach is sub
siding and that suppuratOn is taking place. This is an
additional favorable sign The chief danger to be appre
hended possible injuries to the bowels Inaddiion
to Dr. Swan who taking charge OF the patient under
the direction Dr. Sayre, Dr. Carter OF Poughkeepsie
is also I'm attendance and last night to sit up with
the patient Every hour gained now increases the pos
sbtes Of recovery and the doctors Of opinion that
il Mr. Richardson's strength holds out for another "a
hours the crisis viii have been successfully passed
Latest 23O a. n.-Mr Richardson is passing rather
restless night but his condition substantially unaltered,
no percepbe change having taken place for better or
worse since Sunday evening.