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-. rxpsCrORANy AND PILLS.
READER

-, -. caught coldS Are you unable to raise
nN'. 'N,esmY Have you an oppression on the lungs
". wv .snrt breathS Do you have a o. OF coughing
w." los DOWN. A sharp pain now and then In the
V' - ~ The heart aud shoulders chilly senss-
To ~ AVN the hscky IL So, DELAY Is DANGkR.
W" sight colds" II neglected, often result in
" c,,cu. when the remedy, If applied prompt.
e.,,s have avcrted all danger. For 2S cents You
W ~, tho remedy which the test Of twenty years
@" sS,,,vcs 70 he the MOST VALUABLE LUNG BAL-
~. . .,or discovered.
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CAPTAIN B0YcoTT.-The famous Captain
c. Cunningham Boycott, Ia company with
Murray NJ. Blacker. Esq, OF Amelia county,
is stopping at the Exchange Hotel, where
be arrived last evening. The Captain ex.
presses himself as greatly pleased with Vr-
gaia and Virginia people. and thinks Of
making this country his home. He will pro-
badly leave for Amelia, where he is visiting
Mr.. Baeker, to-day.
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EASTER FESTIVAL TO.NIGHT.-The young
ladies' OF Broad. Street Methodist church will
repeat this delightful entertainment again
tonight. Last evening a large crowd was
in attendance, despite the unpropiious
weather. The March OF the Easter Flow
ers" will begin at 0 O'Clock tonight. This
will be the attractive feature Of the festival.
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TRY 1T; keep trylag II, aud try II sgain. We say
this because we believe that the health, happiness,
and prosperity of the people DEPEND upon The pro-
per use Of these medicines, which have proved 50
successful IN eridcUing disease and defeating death.
The medicine so effective In lis cure Of diseAses Is
the great southern remedy, SIMMONS LIVER REGu-
LAToR. Try IL; We believe that The 6rsl trial viii
he a tls factOry.
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The RfGIMENTAL ARMoRY.-The First
regiment are IN dilemma concerning their
armory again. This time the Trent pro.
perry, which was represented az being l25
by 1877 feet, turns out TO be only 92 by 1871,
which renders the lot. in the opinion Of
those In charge Of tue matter, too small, and
thus the Council and regiment must look
about for other lots. The committee hope
that those having suitable property for sale
Will report the same 70 them,
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rRoPIC-FRilT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TRoPlC-FRCIT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FEUIT LAXATIVE,
PEEPARED FROM THOrICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
IS TIE
Best AND MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
IION N THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
BLIOCsNESS,
HEADACHE,
INDisPUsITION,
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN OBJ
sTRUCTED STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
Lai'es and Children, aud those who dislike taking
pills and rauseous medicines to secure catharic
ton are especially pleased with Its agreeable :qua-
ties. One half TO one lozenge is the dose. ASK for
TR0PIC- FRUIl LAXATIVE
snd take no substitute for IT, Packed in bronzed tin
boxes, and soid by all FIRST class druggists.
Price. % cents. Large boxes, 90 cents
NH l0-deodlv
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FISHlNG TACKLE.
-, - -
FISHING TACKLE. Fish, 0R>

EIsHING TACKLE. FISH
II ING TACKLE-r. ". 1iG.>CNs$Sis
NOR. No. 1912 Main street, has Just received. OF
his own i'm p0rtti0n, larse sad varied ass0Tt'nsps
of FISHING TACKLE, such as SILK, COTTON,
aud LINEN LINES; a large variety Or wsli.trm-
perrd HOOKS; FLOATS Cf various kind: ent
of JUiSrkD aud OTHER RODS Giys him cal
IL you want good sportsman's ouidL sp lo-im
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SUNDAY, sunrise, 800; maximum, go.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudvan pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, SO;
Q A. NJ, 62; noon. GO; 8 p. NJ, II; 6 z.
NJ, IS; midnight. 50.
Mean temperature, 60 6.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES.

TENYEARs or EXPsRIEScE has firmly rooted
TUFTS PILLS In puhlic estimation. Their won-
dcrful adapiabihy TO tie various forms Of dlsesse
Is marvel to medical m'n ~ all schools. ThCy are
largely used IN hospitals IA Europe and America az
well in the army ANA navy. Cuba and other
countries whore yelow.f,yer prevails consume mil
Hon. Of boxes annually.
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A New DRINKING-fOUNTAIN.- that
the sidewalk has been widened on the Gov
ernor-street side Of the Capitol square eve-
~ body appears 10 be gratihed. IL las, how.
ever. oEe serious drawback the water from
the spring under and through the wall runs
over the pavement, to the discomfort Of
every passer-by. VIII not the Council, after
conference with the state authorities, ga
thcr the water from this spring (t appears
to break through the wall in three places
and erect 4 drinking-fountain over il! Ii
would not cost much. and would both pre-
serve a bountful supply OF good water, now
going 10 waste, and prove great comfort
to the cln't.get.away people who traverse
that street in summer.
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA RAIN

HACAH's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much II may have become Inn
paired by nature or Otherwise, IL makes the SRfN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YoUrH.
1t Is not only ELEGANTLY pERrUMrD, but II is
In every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is barmles as water.
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LXEIUTOR,S NOTICE.

HAVE DULY QUALIFIED IN RICH
l. M0Sp CHANCERI COURT OF CITY on
RIG HMOSD under the vi 81 the late Mrs. A. o.
MORGAN. aud hereby request al parties indebted
the estate, and who have claims axsinst same, TO
coms forward ~ once prersrtd Tor n prsmp settle
mept STEPHEN T.. MORGAN, Executor.
ap lq-eOclw 1919 Msin So eet.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE rsTs or Hrs PcTcm
cofd or hot It's de,tcocy Of taste. and the purfv OF
tue liquors which are is basis, render 1t destrysdly
POPULAR The srders and sidebosrds Of connolsu urs
are now very generally supplied with H. Sold by
dealers everywhere.
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TUFTS EXPECTORANT

..,...,le Won to raise the rh'egm, cause pleasant
- ,,s you will wake In The morning. cough
~. ms working freely. aud breathing easv. II
:, prsyca,ve and cure for Group and PLEASANT
NNr,r. Children love it. No family snodld he
'oS'a,n. sold by druggists in 25c. ana 81 bottles.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
Is MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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BRIEF fMs.-Yesterday being EIster
Monday the banks Of the noble Jeems were
fairly alive with busy plyers OF the line and
rod.
The Street Committee will make a tour
OF inspection to-day.
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II you want 10 treat your friend handsomely and
enjoy his everlasting friend hip, just present him
ono of WuITLOCK'S MODEL CIGAR and he Will
ke daIiOhfeI
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THE BOsToN MARINE Insurance C0MPAyY.
We publish this morning the statement to
April l, 1891, Of this substantial and poDu.
lar company. By lis last increase OF capital
OF another half-mllion Of d)llars paid in
cash IL is placed in the highest standing as
the second largest purely marine insurance
company in America. The paid.Up capital
OF the company is now one million dollars,
assets over two millions, and q net surpIu,
OF over four hundred thousand dollars. The
net earnings OF this company have averaged
since the commencement OF its business one
hundred thousand dollars per annum. less
than half Of which has been divided among
stockholders. the balance being placed TO
surplus account.
This complny has complied with the laws
OF our state, and is represented here by Mr.
Thomas l.. AIfriend. office No. 100 Main
street. who is prepared TO issue certificate,
payable IN sterling ut the banking-hou>e OF
Barring Brothers Co, London.
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FULcnER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, wmsKgy.
three years old. at f25o per gallona very sune,,or
article: MoNrRosE Kentucky Rye wh..key, fpur
years old. at % per gallon. w.D. BLArRx 90.
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T'VHHFVHU = MUD FHOsPHATF,
AS sSEARPERFfcTIoN Bs cAN BK EXPECTED.
have used Horsford's Acid Phosphate fo- nearly
nfteen months. and can only say that In such eases
as II is Indicated is Is perfection as can he
expected from any remedy.
z. {. NEWPORT, NJ. u.
West Meriden. Conn.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.--For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, higher barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature, nortberly
winds, and clearing weather, preceded by
rain.
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DR.. NCDONALD ON HAPPY HoMEs-In
response TO the request made by his audi.
ence on the occasion OF its first delivery,
Rev. Henry McDOnlId, d. d., has consent
ed To repea, bis lecture on Happy Home, at
the Frs, Baptis, church next Friday night.
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VI. fLLYsON & co., advertising agents, in5rIi 30
yc-tseMenis in All of the newspapers Of the United
states a Publishers ra;e>. Orders left at the Dis
pdtc. rogn;lng.room VIII receive promp; sttcu-
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SAVE MONEY by having yonr rinIing done ~ he
DISPATCH PRiSrING-HOUsF. Good WORT, low
orlces. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ANNIVERSARY SERMON.-Rev. c. c. Bit
ting, b. d., pastor Of Franklin.Square Bap.
tist church, Baltimore, and former pastor Of
the Second Baptist church, will deliver the
anniversary sermon before the Young Mems
Missionary Society OF the Second Baptist
church on mex, Sunday night.
DR.. Biting has many warm friends here.
who vii! bo glad of an opportunity to hear
him again.
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NOTlCE.-Ail persons indebted 10 j. -.
" FRY & 60. and CIi tRi.E HAAsE will pea g
settle their IuBts thi weeh. as longer indulgence
cannot be given. JOHN ID. FRY
No 1909 Main street.
Anil 1Q.Df
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CONCLUSION.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-The follow
ing cases were disposed OF yesterday:
Bls> Us. Penick and ais. Appeal allowed
and sitperSededS awarded 10 50 much OF the
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court OF
Halifax, at the November term, 1880, a> di-
reefs the judgment claimed by the petitioner
TO be stricken from the list OF liens reported
by The commissioner.
Creamer Il Wright Us. Herbert. Writ OF
error and SuperSededS awarded to judgment
OF the Circuit Court OF the county OF Alex
andria, rendered on the 18th Of February,
1881.
Deitrck Us. Nelson, &c. Writ OF error
awarded to operate as superSedeaS to judy
ment rendered by The Circuit Court Of
Orange county at its May term. 1879.
Smoot d Perry and ais. Us. Lewis and
ais. Appeal allowedto DEGREES pronounced
10y the Circuit Court OF the city of Rich
mOnd, pronounced on the 23d OF April,
1880, and the 3lst Of March, 1881.
Brown rs. Commonwealth. Argued by
Wyndham X. Meredith, Howard II. Bayne,
CIrrington CabelI, and j. l.. Sierne, Esqs.,
for plaintiff, and the Attorney General for
the Commonwealth, and submitted.
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krYTUcKy WnIsKEY tour years ODD AZ SO rER
GALLON-Gllily unsurpassed for The money--at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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West Meridea. Conn.

The attention OF consumers Is czllsd e. WHIT.
LOCKS LITTLE FLORA CIGARS, clear Hsvapa
nler hand made, and guaraneed-l0c. Try one
aud be convinced
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o'c 'Da' al IRON BiTTERs are manufactured by
HH'"N CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have cross
q see line. Oh he wrapper.
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PEGsoSAL.-R G. II. Nash, OF Green's
vile, Va, is IN the city, and was present st
the Baptist ministers' meeting yesterday
morning.
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UoRsrosn.s .c,n puos,,,.rv

FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PRssERvEs
at CHRISTIAN & WHrTT's.
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HCsrNGs COURT.-The grand Jury re-.
turned the following true bills OF indict.
meDt yesterday:
William Clarke alias +. A. Edwards, for
attempting to escape from the Jail Sunday
night.
W. II. Griffin. house.breaking.
Amelia Smith alias Christine Manner
schmidt, for stealing $500 from Furman
Tupper.
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! OLivETIE-THE NEw OPERA TO BE PLAY
| I'd Here THIS WEEK.-Andrau's new comic
opera Onvette, which has 80 taken the pub
| lie fancy, will he performed at the Theatre
for tbree nights, commencing tomorrow
night. 1t will Represented by Ford's Comic
| Opera Company, Of which George Dcnbam,
an old Richmond fayOrite, is one OF the cast
The plot OF Oliyelte, which is full OF
good intrigue, is as follows:
| In the first act Of Olivette the people Of
the village Of Perpignan are excited over
the approaching marriage Of the Scneschal's
only daughter, Oivette, with an old sea
captain. De Merrimac. The young lady has
just arrived from convent, where she had
fallen in love with young officer, Nalen-
tine, nephew Of De Merrimac. The young
Countess Of R0usillon has, however, fallen
in love Dersef with the young soldier, and
comes TO Perpignan to see him. In the
house OF the Senescha the Countess has her
solitude invaded by Valentine. who believes
he is climbing the balcony OF Oivette. Mean
while the uncle, whose suit does not pros
per with OIivette, writes the Countess
letter demanding the young Iady's band.
Valentine cOntriyes TO pass himself off for
the real De MerIimac, and accordingly mar
rieS Oliyette at the request OF the Countess.
the Countess in honor OF the wedding, and
Valentine tiud- that he has to personate not
only his uncle Ebut himself. by constant
change OF dress. The real De Merrimac re-
turns, and is greeted by eyerybOdy as the
happy bridegroom. Finally his perpIeXty
is resolved by the appearance OF Valentine
aS the old man, and the result OF the eXpla-
nation is that De Merrimac resolves to take
the bride that Valentine has married in his
name. A conspiracy Is formed, and OH.
vete gets rid for the moment OF her elderly
bridegroom. The love OF the Countess for
Valentine Upsets the calculations Of Oliyette,
for the sovereign lady OF ROusilon an.
nOunces her intention OF marrying the loyal
soldier who had quelled the conspiracy. As
a last resource, Valentine, at the ipstigaton
Of Olivette. joins the plot, and the Countess |
is ordered 10 be sent out Of the kingdom.
The third and last act describes the par !
tial success OF the plot and the implisOn- |
ment Of the Countess on the 4" Cormorant.' |
the ship commanded by De Merrimac. |
Oliyette and her husband. disguised as |
sailors, seek a vessel 10 take them away. |
Valentine is detected and seized. Olyette
manages to set the Countess free and a..
sumo her dress, her own place being taken |
By her maid, Nel0uin, whom the near
sighted Duke courts. De Mcrrimac re-
turns, and is Mortified to hear the Duke tell
Valentine OF bis cOurtshlp Of Olivette. Both |
nephew and uncle dis0wn the bride until
the return OF the Countess aud the unvel- |
ing OF Olivette. Valentine at last is united
10 Olivette, the Countess accepts The Due
des IFS, and De Merrimac Is advised to fol-
low the example OF the Doge OF Venice, and
- marry the sea-"
The sale OF reserved seats began yesterday
morning, and indicates that the opera will
be attended by large audiences.
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GRCBBS WILLIAMS. ~ 4. NJ. hrlckciay y o.
nely iD ROckeiis near the Baltimore Brick
'pmpabys yarcs.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. ; e. W.. two enclosed
huidiEg- on Richard street near seven "a nth
street.
r. y. CHAFFIN & co. IL A VI, ~ the firb OF
Mrs. 4. Marx, near Manchester. & ur mules,
three wagons. one cart, wheat reaptr. grass
nnuWir. nlnnghs e..
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Ask druggists for Rough on Ra's.' ltelears out
rats mice, bed-bugs, roaches, yermin, flies, ants, IN
sects. IS cents per box.
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EDUCATIONAL.
--------------------- -----~---------
THE EDGE-HlLL SCHOOL.

~, ,p n ssaep Hs ,,s W., snYe VIII s,,an ~
18th OF Juoe, 1882.
For elrea'ars apply TO the
MISSES RANDOLPH,
keswtck pos. .ofhcss !,
sp IL lu AlD>marle evust,, Va
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BEWARE Of INVITATIONS.

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
ap l6-eodly ps,tmore Nd.
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VIRGINIA CLARErs tvery superior) a.
CHRISTIAN a WUrTK'a
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A j. MILLER iJAvING PURCHASED
1t,,s ibe Interest OF no. srt Ntison aud GEORGE W.
ts.',N, VIII conllnve the
AW, PILE. STEEL. and MACHINE BUSINESS
psaas 90 Stand. Nos 1929 I'D 1928 Cary street,
spl7.Iw
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TROPIC-FRUI1 LAXATIVE
IRON BITTEKS.
pROWN'S IRON BITTERS

---- Are highly re- - -
com me nded for
all disease, re-
lion BlTTER> quiuug a Ger IRON BlTTERS
Tain and tni-
cent TONIC. es-
True Tonic. IDfeiany DYs- Cure Dyspepsia.
lPbPsIA. md
|GESIiON IN
RMlTTENT
lFEXE1, Loss
+ STRENGTH.
WANT OF APE
iTITE LACK or
IRON BITTERS ENERGY, etc. IRON BITTERs
Enriches h .
blood. strength
gomp'e.e lens The musclos For Delicate
iani tiyes new
|iife to I'll q
>freusheuer nerves. THEY Females.
"A I LIKE
itHAKM on thcI
IdiPestive or
gans. removing
all dNsDepl1cf
symptDoms.
,,,. TRY THEM.
'NvN BliIEkS sofa by al drug IRON BlIIERS
gi>ts.
Write fl the
S'"e Apptuz.r. A Il { BDOk--. a sure ReViver.
sENT FREE.
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FRESH IsyoIcE OF KEY WEST CIGARS JUST
received by w. y, BLAIR 4 co.
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9itl'mond 1ispatrh.
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1881

ss> THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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1FTxE JAMAICA ORANGES, equal TO Florida, a,
CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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ACCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RsT- On all sales of Real Estate made between the
lat OF January aud last Or June the taxes for HE
urostnt year have 10 b. raid by The purchaser. on
all sales made between ti.r lst 0f July and last %
the year the taxes have - Dee pli by thu seller.
fThis cus, ON was adopted about fifteen yesrs sRo
by an the real estate agents IN RicamOnc, sud aD-
plies 10 Richmond and yicinliN.l
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| Jury. after a full and free d d'scussion OF al
the evidence sdduced before them, gave as
| their verdict that Drew came 10 bis death By
stabbing at the hands OF John Bowen, and
that Charles Bowen was accessory thereto.
RIGHTS OF COUNSEL.
When Michael BInn was taken before The
jury Mr.. 6. NJ. Page, bis counsel, objected
/ TO his being examined on the ground that
be might say something TO criminate him,
self, or that he might make a statement
which might be contradicied and thereby
used to his injury.
The Coroner stated that counsel were
present only by courtesy. and that they had
no right TO interfere with the proceedings.
AS will be seen above, lie decided to take
: Binn's evidence.
Judge w. I. Clopton. counsel for Charles
Bowen, who was present, in this connec-
ton said: "The Coroner's inquest is taken
on behalf OF the Commonwealth to ascer-
tain. IL possible, the very truth OF the case,
and Is necessarily eIparte. No one has the
right TO interfere with the Coroner and his
jury in the discharge OF their duty. except
that any one who is called TO testify has the
right to claim that protection which the law
gives any one-that Is, TO refuse to testify
u bis answer may criminate him, and this
he may do in person or by counsel"
Mr.. VIII, Commonwealth ATTORNEY, who
was also present, agreed with Judge Clop-
ton.
THE ALLEGED MURDERER.
John Bowen, the alleged murderer, is
about nineteen years OF age. lie worked
on Belle Isle, and has lived in Chesterfield
just above The Manchester corporate limits
for several years. He is tOngue.tied and
cannot talk plainly; IN fact, it is hard to
understand him sometimes. Like his bro
tber Charles, he has red hair, and is very
much freckled. He lived with his parents
lii Chesterfield, about five miles from Man.
chester. on the BrOIdrock road, several
years ago, and ii is believed by some that he
Is concealed in that vicinity now. II is said
that he was seen sitting or fence on the
BrOadrock road not very far from his
fathers residence yesterday morning at 0
o'clock. Though not having figured in the
courts like his brother, vet he has not borne
good reputation.
CONCLUSION.
Last night the Police Justice bailed the
youth Willie Gillian for his appearance be.
fore the Police Court. II is not believed
that Gillian Is in any way connected with
the affair, but out Of abundant caution he
was not finally discharged until a full inves-
tgatiOn could be had.
James Butler. George Binn, and Michael
Blnn were remanded to the custody Of the
police authorities to await the action Of the
Police Justice.
1t Is supposed that no further steps will
be taken until the arrest OF John Bowen.
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DIsS0LUrIoNs d eARTsERsHrps.

pisS0LUfl0Ns a PARTSEKsHrPS.
M l. VI TED PARTNERSHIP
ns-retoi0Te existing between ANDREW j. MIL
AZ H cua de9 hyskkT htILsON as general partners,
e1sessOs ohO sSt ". CHlLDS As special partner and
of III % ,oa ~ tbe city of Richmond usder the name
so,Slthi1k NELSON. has this day been dis
W. W9,i.Dy Dy tAe constDi OF al OF the partners.
l"tD,ss sSf Signatures aud seals this 3'h dsy Of
~"'~ 1854. A. j. MILLER. fSEAL.1
ROBERT NELSON. lsKAL.l
GEORGE W. CHILDS, IsEAIl
",Ht u Virsfn&G. CITY Of RGchmoRd-tS aott:
-, iAIswEaL ELlHIT. a notary public for the
~ ~ kch, ,ocBd. M The STATE aforesaid. certify
Ia 1at ANDREW =. MILLER and ROBERT NEIL
80 whose u.es ore sigued 10 the foregoing writ
TX barring dIgS the Is h Gay Of April, 1881, ac.
ssI."edged ~ the siue before Ine IA my city afore-
,sSsven under my hand tolls l6A day Of April,
Aoea. TAZEWELL ELLETT, Mp.
eye we er Peansylo0a[a. cay Of Phi'odeiphfa-
- il<TIs CASSIDY, tiLs fuJschher a pOtary pub
- Tor The eiy Of Pbiiadepha. IN Ihe STATE or
- Ehhsy Wv nia. certify ihsi Oh tOKGE W. GHlLDs.
nsnQ IL fisned 10 tbe foregoing wTiifOg, bear
ss GATE The l3tb day Of April 1851 ackDQ<siedged
''' Ame fore ne in my city Aforesaid.
(~--~-. Given under my hand this l3tb
I NorAkY's day pf April. 1881. .,x
L SEAL ( LEWIS CASSIDY:
--~----t Notary Pubic,
ap I7-6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19
MANtHEsrER AND VICINITY.

RgCENED Of Ramos 4 Moses libretto o
the new comic opera Olivftte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

Entered at the Posi-offce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

EUR SALE, ONE HUNDRED GROSS
4 GERMAN HORSE AND CATTLE-FOOD-a
subs iiIie fUr feed. Gives appetite apd splrt
aud cdCee- ~ 10 shed their ryugh coat. Price per
dorm oIly so cents. tor sale by druggists and
f., d-doa.ers. mh 23 llD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

" FRANKLIN STREET, /cIA
FOR
FIRs T-tLASS HACKS, HORSES, AID BUGGIE-.
AtO has On haDd
FiRST-CLASS HOP>ES AND MILES For SALE.
ONE NICE PONY,
tlliabe for boy or gil Ia ride.
ap 1912 1915 FRANKLIN STREET.