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ROBERT B. LYME, l.. NJ, eomlsissi0neit sac
Of iarge lot on Seyenuteaih between Broad sud
Craze streets. nO9 occupied as coal.y yard. sH1
one o.her lot on Broad between Seventeenth snd
Elgh,eenth streets.
JNO. r. LAUGHTON. JR.. 10 A., household fuy-
nilure, MATTRESSES, feather beds, efockery, de.
CERSLEY & STAMPER, 10 A. NJ groceries,
wtues. liqtOrs, &c.
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Police COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF in this court yesterday
Burlcy Flagg (cOored). charged with as
sauting and beating Robert Adams, and
also with resisting and assaulting Policeman
Lamkin while IN the discharge OF his duty
was fined 800, and required 10 give security
for his good behavior for six months.
Carter Fleming and Anna Fleming (col-
ored), charged with creating a disturbance
on ine streets TO the annoyance OF The neigh
bors: Samuel +. Cooley, charged with as
saultlng and beating the brother oi Garter
Fleming. Clrler Fleming was discharged.
Cooley and Anna Flemi0g were lacd -
each. and required TO give security for their
gOod behavior for three months.
Milton Nicholas was fined - for allowing
hi, sou to throw rocks on the streets.
Jacob Bernstein was fined SO for Keep
ing ri, blr-rOom open list sunday.
Fannie Chalkley and Edmonia Jackson
(colorcd) were fined 81 each for creating a
disturbance in the COURTROOM.
Tim william, aims Mobile Francis lco-
loredl, charged with asssulting and cutting
K. Furnini with a knife. Fined so and
cost. and iIied for five days.
William Lacy (coloTed), as'auliin@ ana
beating Alexander Harris. Fined so and
costs and iuled for twen,y-four hours.
Lizzie Kelley, abusing and threatening
Frances Alien. Dismissed.
Henry Morgcr, abusing and Threatening
W. +. Peters. Dismissed.
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AMATEUR FISHING AND SAILING N the
RIVERA WORD OF WARNING.-O Tues
day ast two gentlemen had narrow escape
from being caught in the wheel Of an incOm-
ing steamer Just bel)w Rockets. They
were in small saiI.bOat, and aS there was
little or no breeze, and they had been indis-
Greet enough not to provide lhemSclyt :
with Gn oar or anything 10 enable them 10
paddle out Of the way, they drlfted quite
belplessly toward the steamer, when tie
captain had to steer almost dire ctlv for the
shore (uearly at right angles with his proper
cour>e), aud finally 10 stop his steamer 10
save them. As it is impossible 10 stop Il
large steamer Immediately, her suction nat
uraliy drew the small boat directly To tie
steamers Wheels, and the men had 10 jump
aboard to save themselves. We hope ibis
occurrence will warn our citizens TO keep
well away from the channel and steamers
course, and always 10 provide themselves
with oars when they 90 sailing. v
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THE APPROACuING CoNsECBATfoN.-for the
Information Of those who vii attend the cOnsecrp-
iion Of BishOU.elect JANssENS on sunday uext. 10
Is stated that = Translation Of The Form OF Goa
secrdtion f Il Bishop. with Expan ltioi'," is
for sale at -. Jo.ephs Asylum. corner Of Fourth
and Msr,hali Streets and at the Sacrisy Of the CT
th,trlf
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
rainy, and mild.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 20 :
g A. NJ, 20; noon. -; i. Nj, Ga; 6 Z.
NJ, 81; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, 614
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CARPETS. MATTINGs. &c.

Nj r. PHILLIPS, 122 EAST BROAD STREET,
vi has opened his SPRING STOCK OF GOODt,
c0DsGiiDg Of az Cse latest styles II PAPER
HASGfNGS. JkTI:<GS, OIL.CLC1HS, RUGS,
MAJ. WINDOW -CORNtCES. SHADES LACE
CURTAINS. &C. have a few CARPETS Ief',
'HBcl will Offer low.
y. B.-Work done fn fhe best style. town and
rfuntrY WlNDOW-AWSi>GS mace 70 order.
AZ y I'm
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Editors DiSprtch: y iherc any 'aw for
whistles being blown during the night and
day in the city lmitsl The noise during
the day Is fearful bn, n night, when honest
people are expected 10 sleep, the noise i
worse than ever. The engine.driy.rs at the
deToi> seem 10 oc cIpy their time footing
their wits les. Perhaps taey DO it to wake
up their brlkemcn. but they wake up every
one else but the police. Are the police or
the city fathcrSto blame: WAC will answer
The ahuYcI SENtX.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FoR TO-D,Y.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, occasional local rains,
followed by clearing weather. variable
winds shifting 10 warmer westerly, falling
followed by rising barometer.
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DIR. TrLfo 8. VERDI, OF Washington, n. q, the
celebrated autbor. Commissioner OF the N,iiJaal
Board Of Health, ETC.. ETC.. SAYS the LiEBic CosPA
NY's ARSlcATED EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL
lis invaluable" Cures Piles. salt Rbeun. Csisrrb,
Pal iful Periods, Rheumatism. Colds ard Neural
gia. Beware Of cheap Counter.eits. fhe i.ieblg
Company offers no cheap goods II offers ouls hon
est preparations at honest prices.
Sold In City cents and dollar sizes.
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING First, over
ture, Binditten>lreiche," (Suppe,) orchcS
ira: second, solo soprano, "Swiss Song
(EckertO Miss Julia F. Mitchell; third
solo clarinet, 'Introduction and Bolero,
Huigi,) Mr.. Felix Jardela; fourth, .
"Mein Schocnes Wien," (StraG>s,) i
" Carill0n," (Scberz,) orchestra; fifth, solC
soprano, "Blue Alsatian," (Adams,) Mis'
Julia f. Mitchell; sixth, rremulo," tD'
Berlot, Mr.. II. +. Laube; seventh, " DeyiF'
Ouadrille," (strauss,l orchestra.
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VOCAL SELECTIONS from Oliyette ani Biiee
Taylor, from Sc. TO 2jc each, Just received si RA.
MOS & MOSES rnusic-stOre.
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READINGS BY DIR. ARMSTRONG. .-T0-mor-
row evening pleasing entertainments Viii
be given in the lecture-room of Chris,
church. Ii will consist OF The reading OF
choice selections by Rev. j. &. Armstrong
and vocal aud instrumental music. The
entertainment will lie given for the benefit
of reDaire TO the church.
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rHoP,C.FRrIT LAXATIVE.

n,sopIC-FRUlr LAXATIVE,
rRorIo-FRr~r LAXATIVE
TRoriC-FRUJT LAXATIVE,
.orp,REp FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
is THH
r ,>n Most AGREEABLE rHErARA-
TIoN IN THE WORLD
FOe
CONSTIPATION,
RuIuUSNESS,
HEADACHE,
IxpIsPOSITIoN,
AND
80, p,soRphRs ARISING FROM AN Oh
sryvcrsp STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
and Children. aud thsse who dislike taking
IN. ...s s,nseoas medicines to secure cauariic ae-
.-s e,,eciany pleased with its agreeable quail
-. one half TO on, lozense IS the dose. Ash for
TROPIC FRUlT LAXATIVE
.s-,le no substitute tor 1t. Packed IN brou,, tin
ar ana soldty sa ors,.class drusgi,ts.
rise. - cents large boxes. 60 cents.
NH lO-dcodlv
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THE Hons or A PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES AT AucrION.-ln our auction.sales
columns will be found an announcement that
Montpelier, the home Of President Madison,
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PROP9S Sas.S.

DRO Z o A l..
PERSONS HAVING FOUNDATIONS OR
OTHER EXCAVATIONS TO JAKE ~ TIE
CITY will find II % their advantage % apply 10 En-
gincer's Ons, Richmond aud Aieghany Railroad
ON Basin bank near Gal.'go hilis. ap 2f'lw
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INSTRUMENTAL SELECTIONS and conp,e;e
scores of Oliyette and Biee Taylor, soc. each, az
RAMOS & MOSES music.store
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1UAVEUJST RECEiVED MY SPRING

q sIOCK OF GOODS.-Cbinese M1tiings. of all
sfsfss; O-CiOths. CaTp4ts- Rugs, aud hats Shades
aud .hadn,.s Of all slyieT: fOfnices aud COfHice-
P5.s1s- waInet. gilt ana etoGy Lace aud Damask
,uftsBs; Paper Hang me OF al styles aud quality
NOrk G0ne in Gown or cOuntrS. Al orders promptly
tntndse 10. a JENNINGS No. 1871 Main street,
kiehuO.g Va apo I'm
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DEATH OF AN OLD PRINTEE.-Alfred
Mitchell. long a wcli.knOwn and esteemed
printer Of this city, died yesterday, in the
seventy fourth year OF his age. His remains
will bc taken to their last resting place to-
day. During his long and honorable career
as a compostor here be had worked in most
OF the newspaper and Job oflicos Of Richmond,
always maintaining his own selfrc>pocl
as well as meriting and receiving the good
viii alike Of his associates and employers.
old age had for some tine past Inc,paci-
ta,ed him from the active performance OF
any duty in tie line Of his chosen and life
long occupation, but to the last he always
manifested lis interest bOtIi in The printers
art and those who made it iilu,trious by
their skill. Peace 10 him.
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TIE H0nsfoRn AIN .SAc AID COOK-rOO.
sent fee.
RU.rF0RD CBFNGCAL WORKS,
PioYijcnce, e.. !.
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Entered at the Post-0fIce at Richmond, Va, as
second-caSs matteT.l
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9ithmond 1ispatth,


Ca THE CIRCULATION OF TIRE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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The attention % consumers is called to Wnir-
LOCKS LITTLE FLphA CIGAEs. clear Havana
fiior, hand mile, and guardntee'!-lOc. Try one
.lI =. nom. Irnn-
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n you asa. o. 'reat your friend hanlsomci@ AID
enjoy his everlasting friend hin, ins' present binl
one Of WuIl-ocKS NOBEL tIG AXIS and hc VIII
Il h.,Lal.llI-
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sc tlar ar IRON BTTERS are manufactured hy
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have cross
.d ed lines on BE wrapper.
BEWARE or MUTATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
aF lG-eoily Baltimore Nd
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sfuuoNS Liver REGULaTOR.

II YOU FEEL DULL, DROWSY,
DIuIllTATED,
t-,, ..clrtut headache. mouth tastes bad ~. poor
appetite, spd 'orEue coated. Ncrl are
>giTEElN6 FROM TORPID LIVER,
on
BlLIOU>SES>."
N.'--e W.T. cure you 90 speedily and permanently
SIMMONS llNER REGULATOR.
t.st5. recovered dyspCrt'. bilious sufferer F. We
,r..f f.,.raaa ague. ihe m,rchral-drseas'd pa
80, how tbcv covered health cheerful spirits
and good aprctite--th-y Nil tel You hy ing
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
O ,,-a,, vegetable tolic-srcrauyc anf cUmrtir-
arais perfectly ,afe o. take IN
Any CONDITION OR CECCN>TANCE,
,. ..., roi -equir. spy ofhcr medicine 10 be used
in cona,ciioa wiihii.
u TAKEN oCCASlJNALLY
PERSONS EXPOSED TO MALARIA
rv.,,N9el th. po-,ou and pro;,ct then from at
ssN.
E..oay the GENUINE, in white wrapper, with
r,5z. prepared ou'y ". II. zLlL!> & CO.
SOD BY AL DRUGGISTS.
ap 9-deodS wtAu40
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COYvIcT REcEIvED.-Margaret Pryor. oi
Rockingham county, convicted OF attempt
ing TO poison and sentenced to four years I'D
the penIlentiary, was received at that lnsli-
tuition Yesterday.
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VHE EDGE-HILL SCHOOL.

The next session Of ihs SCHOOL will commence
the l5TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1881, and close the
l5tl Of June, 1882.
For circulars apply 10 the -
MISSES RANDOLPH,
heswiCk post Office,
a. l4.ln AlDemarle cOuaty, Va.
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ICE! KENNEBEC ICE

N
ihavs row on band fun stock. and viii continue
10 receive during tue setsOn, the celebrated
KENNEBEC-RlvfR ICE
IN fnrai,h rny friends. cns-omers, aud the pnbiic
generally. Mlih polite and accommodating drivers
/ hOps 10 merit continuance OF the patronage
hers totore 10 nbsrsly bestowed ON me.
orders by msil, telephone or otherwise, promptly
attended TO-
special aitenilon paid TO packing Ice Tor snivi'@s
janis {. SMITH,
whoesele and Retail Dealer IN ksnnet1e. fi,er lsy,
SIDE OF iHi buck, ap2l-2w
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Those using good TEA and COFFEE should irS hc
IMPORTERs' TEA COMPANY, Sij Br1ai leo
sigu Rad Fllg-aEd see and taste for them,eyer the
quantity ana quality sold for one dollar can--1ei-,
ole-ant.a.balf pounds; Coffee, three pounis on J
for a Il, ~ days longer viii give present IN every
can. Several were fortunate in the selection on
Mou'lay. {. ". Brogg. cigar store 10 west Bro,l,
selected can II tea c0ntlia iug stem winding ca
lander watch, value Si2; Jimes ParsOns, neI r
Fredericksburg, selected can of coG containing .
t%enty-d).ar hil.; Ms5 Laura Manning. Thriieth
street. hIndsome opal ring $40; gentleman, 322
east Broad street, Cl.1ndcr ,tcm-vindlrg watch,
compass atl,ailent, tlJ. Fresh coffee pa; OF heir
shelves Monday AFTERNOON.
Those receiving he more valuable presents Tl.s.
day were: Mr.. George \. Parsons, second Sire.
selected caL of te2 containing a ten-dollar nJtr:
Mary Bogert, servant. - Duyh street, selected d
can Of coffee containing ladies' en,nelcd Watca,
values SlS: Mr.. Crutchled, manager Sfdte oniee.
selecting IAN e tea, found stem-windiup apI
sitting watch; Peter Baisdel'. FredericE' bpr..
found in q cau O: tea ladies luuling-cssc gold
wat"a. value $40.
Pr,>eG-s wiz oe discontinued sf,cr the An Z
AiAy
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IRON EiTrERS.
DROWN'S IRON BlTTERS

ID
are highly To- -
commended fnr.
.ail disease re-
ZEN BITTERS Iui,lug a cer. 'lEON BITTEES
fftin zud tfh-
feieEf TONIC. es-
= AT--t Tonic. 1tciailN DY>- Cure Dysleisla'
|PFP>IA. INDi
.GhSTiOS, n.
RNITTFST
PAY ~. Los
r SIRENGIliI
WANT FAPPt-
iTiTE LACK or -
,plN rITIFESIINFRCY eIc. IRON BiTTEES
iEuriches Il
blood sfreI 9Th
tomp'ete Itus the muscles. For Dellc@te
and gives new
life to tEe e.
,.-..-thener NERVES THEY Females.
IAC I LIKE
HARM ru tht.
digestive or
gaus, Tcnioyine
.al dN spcptlc.
SymufDom'.
Try THEM. .....,.
l.DV TITTEG> SJla by al drug IRON Ell TINS
gi>t>.
Write for the
>-~- 1urefIz.r. 3 4 Hp0e-I sure ReNlNvr
sENT FREE.
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THE THEATRE LAST NlGnT.-The Abbott
Company played "MarthS" last evening to
quite a large audience, and their perform
ance Vas. on the whole, cIeditablc. In the
r6ie OF Lionel, Mr.. Castle was substituted
for Sgnor Brignoli, who. a. Miss Abbott
announced at the conclusion OF the first act,
was suffering from indispo,ition.
Miss AbbOit's LADY Henrietta" MAR
thai was clever portrayal, and she received
an enthusiastic encore tor her finished and
beautiful rendering Of "The Last Rose OF
Summer"
Miss Maure sang the part OF "Nancy" "
with force and effect, while the acting Of
Mr.. William Castle was all that could he de-
sired for a graceful and becoming "Lionel."
His execution Of "Ah! 50 Fair" was rap
tuously applauded, necessitl;ing its repeti-
tion.
Mr.. James's conception OF "Plunket "
was not pleasing one, although his sing
ing OF the Drinking song elected an encore.
Tonight TroyatOre.' with Brignoli,
Rosewald, Maure. and James in the east.
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FrLCHtR's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WnisKef,
three years cd no $3.50 per gallon-a very superior
article: MoVrBOsE Kentucky Rye Woi,kcy, four
years Old, ~ So per gallon. w. -. BLAiR & co.
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OrAlIrY LIoroRs.

CHOICE QrNUY LIQUORS.
SAcRlt.,rt SACRIFICE. SACRIFICE,
~ ORDER TO
CLOSE OCR ENTna STOCK
or
LIQCOR,, WiSEs, ALE. AND vORTRR
BEFORE
tue 1sr OF MAY,
wc of,r ., lnur, cedcnt,d.y low prices orr
croIcE SELECTION
or
FINH WHl>KEY, pure and old;
FIsE BRANDiEs. Peach and apple;
COCNAC, GIS. AND Rrai;
WIxEs-Clar,t, Port, Cita sbs. Chanlagret;
ALE ASD foRILR.
Those goods age
F!RsT CLASS.
and they MUST BE SOLD.
A.llu want - = DO veil 10 call.
WEKNE & SLATrn,
seventh snd Marshall slr,e;..
FrICUtR's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WHisKET.
three years cd 10 $3.50 per galio1a very superior
article; MOSrKOsE Kentucky Rye W0iskcy four
years Did, ~ IS per gallon. WD. BLAiR & co.
SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN & WnIrE's.
KENTUCKY WHISKY tour year, odl $3.50 PER
GALLoS-quaniy unsurpassed for The money-at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
VIRGINIA CLARErs tvery superior) at
CHRISTIAN 4 wHGse's.
Fnrsm INVOICE or KEY WEST CIGARS Josr
received by W.D. BLAIR 81 co.
FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PRESERVES
q, CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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KENTUCKY WHISKY tour years ODD $3.50 PER
GALLON-quanty unsurpassed fot The noney-at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH BENEFIT
Singer Halle, Seventh street, wa hllcd last
night by an apprccatiye audience, drawn
thith el 10 listen 10 the entertainment gwen
for the benefit OF -. Johns Lutheran
church II cOmmeuc d with the overture
from Oberon, By Weber, eXcellenlly rem
dered by the orchestra, aud wa, followed
bv the vocal duet "Tbe Hunter" in
which the sweet voice of Mrs.. Louis
Euker was greatly assisted in an effective
rendition by the effective vocal support OF
Mr.. T.. Hoffman. The duoconcertantc del
opera. "Armidc." ba>Soon and clarinet,
| by Me,srs. Il. Krause and Felix Jardela
was much reii.htd a. a most finished and
artistic specimen Of Instrumentation.
"Dorkin's Night" vocal solo, by Nj.
Joseph II. Marshall, was rendered win
spirit, and elected deserved applause.
The concert in It's en- irety was an eminent
success. The dramatic interlude "Littie
Singing Bird" (Lieder spiel in einom ac,,
Won Jacobson) served to show OF win
great and acceptable advantage The dramatic
abilities OF Mrs. Euk,r and Mcssrs. l..
Hoffman. II. {. BosclIcp, and Charles L..
Siegel, and constituted One Of the most en-
joyable features OF the evenings entertain
ment.
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~lNCE gIIf iSrRCDCCrION on HUB PUNCn tie
brewing OF ordinary punches has been rcndere'i III
necessary. Heb Punch now 81 indispensable aux
HAIRY to well applied larier or sidebOart Az
gr0cers, wine merchants, and druggists sell q.
LONG INDULGENCE IN Oyer-ea ing or drinking
produce 4 Ilsorganizcd lly,r, and AL the evils a.
tondan' upon such arrangements depression ~
spirits habtua c,siyeues7, nervous exhaustion, l-
digestion pain in the head, with nausea; fulless 0f
stomach after meal. chillncss, general debility sni
languOr. seek relief from SliNtONs' LIVER RECU-
LATOH.
"Itfsavcry valuable remedy for dyspepsia, sick
bestacle. to-pid liver. and such Ike diseases.
w. :. Holt.
"Pfe- den, Of :. ". Il. II. CO., Of Georgii.'
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN =. &. CoGnLAY.- The
many friends of Captain Il. q. Coehlan Will
he pained to hear Of his death, which oc-
CURED at his residence, IN this city, at 3
O'Clock =. NJ. yesterday. The deceased was
great sufferer, having been confined 10 his
house for several months prior TO his death
Captain CogbIau was born in Limerick, Irex
land, aud was about siXiy.fve years OF
age. He came TO this city about the year
1S40, and was for some time connected
with The hat-store OF the late John Dooley.
He vas also on the reportorial staff OF The
South, a newspaper started in this city
about the ye9r 1856 by General Roger A.
Pryor. During the late war he was ap-
pointed 10 4 position in the State Ordnance
/ Department. with the rank OF captain,
which he held until the close OF. hostiliies
After the war he was at different times Sec
re,ary Of the Conservative City Central
Committee, city and commercial editor Of
the Richmond Wing, and secretary OF the
Grain ard Cotton Exchange and Chamber
OF Commerce.
Prior TO Captain Coghlan's migration
! from Ireland bis sympathicS were long en-.
| listed in the attempt to right the wrongs Of
his native land, and he entered actively I'm
all schemes having that obi iect in view. He
was ihtI1Dti vi ibc - ouue iitdnu
party" many Of whose members, including
John Mitchell, William Smith O'Brien.
General Thomas Francis Meaeher. and
others, felt the heavy hand Of the Eng
llsh Government laid on them. De-
ceased was so fortunate as to es-
cape the fate Of many Of his fellow
compariOts. On his arrival in this
country he settled in Richmond, where he
married Miss Via and spent The remainder
Of his life. lie never 10 the last Gay Of
| life lost his interest in Ireland, whose
praises he was ever ready 10 sound with
tongue or pen. The consultations Of the
Church whose faith and tene;S he rcycrcd
aud loved were administered to him during
bis last illness. He leaves widow and
| several children 10 mourn the disposition Of
that Providence which has removed 4 kind
husband and father.
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SMOKED SALMON at .
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VIRGINIA CLARErs tyery superor) at
CHRISTIAN A WHIaG =
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PREsgay
q. CHRISTIAN 4 MHITE'o
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY wEsr CIGARS Just
r.ceiyedb by W.D. BLAIR co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-28

sAcs.rcrt sAcnlrIcE! SACRIFICE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-08
Price, $1.oo PER BOTTLE.
u What Happened to r .sei
MR.. JOSEPH BEACH.
stone in the Kidney expelled after using
DR.. David Kennedy's s'Favorite
Remedyo about two weeks.

One of the most remarkable cases that has ever
been brought to the notice of the public that of
Mr.. j. s. Beach, of Stone Ridge, Ulster Co., N. Y.
Mr.. Beach had suffered since October 18th, 1874,
from the presence of Calculus Stone in the right
Kidney. No less than seven physicians were en-
ployed at different times to whom Mr.. Beach paid
hundreds of dollars for medical treatment, with
only temporary relief from his agony. ii'-' t--i
By the urgent solicitations of his friends he
was induced to try DR.. David Kennedy's "Fav-
orite Remedy"-experienced marked improve
ment from the first day he began to use the
medicine: on the 18th of September he voided a
stone as large could be passed through the natur
al channel. flfaf{ ,ga
Mr.. Beach concludes long letter to DIR. Kenne-
dy by saying: "It will always afford me pleasure
to recommend the s'Favorite Remedy to those who
may be suffering from difficulties of the Kidneys and
Bladder or any disorders arising from an impure
stateo the blood. The "Favorite Remedy sold by
all dru pgists. The Doctors only address, is Rond-
out, New York. mhSTuTh&S&w1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-08

ALBANY Journal: Gen. Garfield is now
President of the United States, by the voice
of the people and the forms of law. He as
sumes the reins of government when the
country is prosperous and happy. All men
of all parties believe that he enters upon his
high Office with the sincere and honest pur-
pose to discharge its duties with conscien-
tious fidelity And his past history justifes
this confidence. From his youth up he has
been true to his convictions, and he will be-
tray no trust and shrink from no response
bility. There is every reason to believe that
his administration will bring honor to him
self and glory to the nation. u .a .allh
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-08

The Columbus, O., State journal doesn't
bel lieve that MI. Frank Hurd's new free
trade party will meet with much success in
the West. 1t says: s'If free trade or tariff
for revenue only theories be reduced to
practice, the men who earn bread and cloth
ing for fifteen millions of Americans by
their labor in our mines and factories will
be compelled to engage in agricultural pur-
suits, thus nearly doubling the products of
agriculture, while dest roying fully one-half
of the market. The farmers of the West
will think twice before voting to put such a
theory into practice - ~ .l-.--.-