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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-11
JIm Tnrner, Of Tennessee.

Washington Cor. Philadelphia Record
Representative McM;lliu, of Ten
Oessee, says the Senate, the other day,
reminded him of old Jim Turner, &
veil known Tennessee lawyer Of ante
bellum days, who took the total absti
oence pledge, aud for a time stuck
% it with noteworthy nAelity. Moth
ng that any OF his former boon com
panlons could say shook him in the
ilghtest, aud after a time they ceas,u
easing and tempting him But b.,
sent to a country dance on one occasion
md THE boys" who we're mellow
With much good liquor, made up then
minds to helD him TO have a gooe
time, too. So they seized him
and held him while some of their
lumber poured a halt pint OF
pple brandy through a iuunei
own his throat. OF course he
Struggled, but the struggles were So
entatiye that they seemed purel,
ormal. AT any rate, the good liIu +
laS the same effect on him that it hau
~ d rest, ana he was 0 0 as Jolly 81
ny. By and BY. however, this efec,
nssed away, and, not being able witt
consistency to partske again, as the
lthers we're doing, of the appleiack.
Turner found himself nipping in 0
orner in a very d~isconsolale frame OF
mind. He stood the contrast between
is own becalmed condition and The
asst aud furious fun near as long as h,
,ould, and hen suggested 10 plsiniiy,
ones; Don't you think it's time Il
uunel Turner againP" So the Senate,
nxious to go home and eat its Christ
mas turkey with It's family, Ike the
rest Of the world, declined the prof
cred cup Of pleasure tenoertd BY The
Jolly boys Of the House in the foIn OF
, naojouInnent RESOLUTION with posi-
yeness, which it hoped would b,
ken tor indecision and a certai
nggestiveness OF the idea that IL
light be a gocd time to funnel
uruer again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-11

The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is 50 per
anuam and COS se- month for less
than one year. Tie WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOstsss
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-11

Sales yesterday, $500 bales; to expOr.
tiers 1850; to spinners $50, closing
quiet and unchanged as follows: 0rdi-
nary, 72c; good ordinary, &c; low
middiing, 9tc; middling, 9ac; good
middling. 100; middling fair, Toto;
fair. lOfc. Stains and of ColOrs, ss
80 less.
Receipts Of cotton at all q. s. ports
for the past FIVE days sum up
122, 244 ba!es,and are 1851 more than
last year for the same time. Total since
September list, 3,75i,l45 bales; in.
crease over last year, 347 1855 and over
the year before 1852 bales
Total exports this year, $780,.
O72 bales, against l,7O6,7O2 and 2.l88.
887 the two previous years. Total
stock, 94l ,759 bales, against l,l6l, ga
aud 9l4.3l6 last year and the year be.
fore. Total visible supply Of the
world, a170.765 bales; increase, "a.
700 bales, 4l9529 bales and 9l7,2l3
baissas compared with the last and
the two previous years at the same
date. n
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New Advertisements
II H II
PACIFIC NORTHV EST!
Oregon, VaSlilltul and Idaho.

Offers the hest neId for EmIRran1s-
v,E.i n mid. equable, AID healthy
china e. cheap n of gFent fertIlI.
y. PrOdue ng all varieties Of Grain,
Fruit. and Grasses IN wOnderfui
a0undanc Ru inexhRuSIibIa sup
pl OF ftmber; asst Cpat PIe.ds ana
"'ner deposits, cheap RUd
quick ~ snspOFtat on By m lFOada
AID siyer ~aytgattoa; direct COM
meTee With all pRsts OF the world.
ocean.
NO D1oUT9s. NO INSECT PESTS. NO
| HUkplO ANES, WHlRLWtNDS OR 9TH
ER DESTRUCTIVE PttN1MENA.
Tn lands OF the Pacific North vest show an
average yie d Of whoat per acre largely In
excess, Of hat OF any other section OF the
United states.
No fAilu Q OF crops has eve occurred.
RECON Wheat comm 'nds a hirh4r price
tntn that o any other country in the Liver
An MN .nse area Of vs-y fsrti o Railroad
and Cove nment Lends, within easv reach OF
III lrunk lines Of the Northesn Pacific r, r.,
the Oregon Railway 4 N .vigation, aud the
Ores 4 z "a it9rnia Il. r. Co.'S and their
numerous braache' Ia tho fraat Valleys of
the c,lumbia aud its tributaries, srs nov
oiered tor sale ct Low Prices, and on Easy
81 I'D & TRY.
Toe great movement o. D p%uiation 10 the
Go unbia resion now IN progte swll be euar-
mou " ionreassd by the cumpl-tlon Of the
No thern Paola9 X r., and the Oregon HALL
v ' = Ntvi. auon Cn's sys ems, This rem
der certain q "a id in reise ia the va ne Of
La dsnow open I purchas' orto entry under
the nitsd st to Lad Laws.
FOR Pam DhleiS aud Maps, de.
scriP'tve OF the eOuntrJ, AS re-
sou'ce~, 81 mate, FOu e- of traV-
81, rates aad fall information,
address
A. L. STOKES,
General Eastern Agent.
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MN MAhiNG--A tabulatsd state
three days only 81 600 in one year al tame
rate. BY hiThly lucrative Enel Ell System Of
Iut,t Npscul ton. Also parii 'ulmrs OF how
each reader can test / trdth Of ths above.
eystematic ! 'vestments conducted az the
Gomlug savannah and New Orleans Races,
y, With charge Of 10 per cont from Winnings.
Betting On English Derby, the greatest 3. yssr
old race 10 the world, $50 Will Iize sf.O10
VIII, q vim 5 nd stamp for our a inc
Huide. RICHARDSON & CO., Il6 to I20
Washington steet. Chicago. Ill. sod will
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Entered at the PostofHce In Memphis, Tenn.
as second-class matter.
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Throw PhySIc 20 fIe Dogs, III
None of IT,

We do not feel like blaming Mac
beth for this expression of disgust
Even nowadays most of The catbartics
re great repulsive pills, enough to
turn ones stomach" Had Macbeth
yer taken DIR. Plerce's "Purgative
Pellets be would not have uttered
hose words Of contempt. By drug.
gists.
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0oMNrRCIAl..
fu sSso Jssnsry II. i5s.

kfErEns 1EHE., January II. uS.I
The national banks are publishing
statements IL accordance with dirsc.
lions from the Comptroller Of the
Currency. Thsir exhibits are very
favorable aud point to increased ease
in tho financial market. The demand
for loans Is light, though rates Of dis
count arc maintained at 8 per cent.
Exchange is steady at &c &c 60 dis
count buying on the East and par
selling. On New Orleans buying rates
kte sc Of aud selling at par. Tennes.
see State bonds in New York are
quoted By telegraph at4l.
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IUNNWH III II
New Orleans Mail daily 1875 pm 10 10 am
6ardis aooom'n, Except
Sundayl........ ......,.. 43 P.W . AsA
Freight train ,oar'g p'G'si 8 30 a M ITO pm
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AAILkOAD LA rABLEs
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Music books, mapazines, illustrated
papers, etc, bound at the Pubic
LED0F qdery. l3 Madison street.
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Newspaper Adsertising b"'
! reav, 10 SprOec ~, n. "
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nempnia ana CnarIsston.

City timel "
Through Express, daily II % p.m.ll.g am
Loo i Nail 4 Exp'ga,dlyl Sd am. 800 pm
65mervills Aceom'dst'n
daily Except Bundayl.-l 4z1p.m.l 2 10 a.m
49,, To,,,.assa-
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S. l.. F,NLRR, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. AGENT.
27 Main Street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

We, the undersigned, desire respectfully
TO state that We have left "she Davis Gale
ry," in which we labored together for five
years. making the best work in the photo
graphic line ever made in this city, and are
now in business for ourselves at No. j2J
Broad street, where we not only have every
facility for producing work OF superior cx-
cellence, but are making and delivering TO
our patrons only such artistic work as will
satisfy the most cultivated taste. We have
an efficient corps Of assistants, each vieing
With the other a. 10 the perfection OF his
special branch Of arty and all strive 10 gain
one point-yiz., the complete satisfaction
OF our patrons. As we now hare the Sc
lection OF our own artists, accessories, &c.,
we guarantee even better work than has
ever been made in "the Davis Gallery"
Very respectfully,
FOSTER, CAMPBELL & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
Raid Upon n Negro Ginning Den.

Last night between 10 and II O'Clock
Captain Parater. Sergeant Cosby, and ten
poii,cmCn Of the second district made
successful raid upon the "Globe Hotel"
G20 Broad street formerly the Maison
Dore"), kept by Z. \. IIaskinS, capturing
twenty-four negroes, most OF whom were
engaged in gambling. Captain Parater,
after Stationing some OF his men so that no
one could leave the premises, with the rest
of his force entered the basement IN which
the .'hotel" bar~room is kept, and there
found four or i've games OF cards,
dominoes. ana dice going on, the
tables being surrounded 10y a mot
IL crew OF negroes, mostly boy'.
When the officers entered the biggest sort
Of a commoaiOn ensued. Tables and
chairs were overturned and broken, the
lights put out, and each negro made IN
effort TO gct out; but they found every
opening blocked 10y the police. In few
minutes the whole gang, including the
proprietor. were in custody and on the
way to the station-lousc. one OF thu
prisoners broke away from Policeman Poi
teaux, and gave that officer a lively chase
before he was recaptured. After reaching
the ,taiion-house lIaskins was bailed in the
sum oi 500 for his appearance at the Po-
lice Court tomorrow morning, As werea also
several OF the other prisoners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
Manchester News.

In The Manchester Council Friday night
the only business OF public interest trans
acted was the voting down Of resolution
offered by Mr.. J. II. Patterson to levy a
special tax for the Improvement OF seventh
street between Perry and Hull streets.
\ revival will be commenced at the col
ored Baptist church next sunday, Rev. y.
Bingl, Jr., pastor.
The revival services at Filtll-Strect
church show no abatement in interest.
over one hundred persons have expressed
a desire to Join the church.
The Manchester Odd-FcllowS and Ma-
sons will attend the funerals Of W. III. Mar
shall. Thomas VI. Hall, and James +. Hall,
whose lives were lost at the Groye-Shait
disaster at Midlothian. The memorial SER
vices will occur at Nj. Pisgah church, Mid
lothian, to-day.
The repairs on the bridge across the
ing Mayo's bridge.
Mr. NJ. \. COgbill. clerk OF the Hastings
Court of Chesterfield. and Mr.. l.. \. Han
cock. were in the city yesterday.
There was about a dozen small boys be-
fore Mayor Taylor yesterday for rocking
the house OF Martha Winfree.
Fishing on MayO's bridge is very good.
Great many fish are being caught with
scincs and the traps.
William johnson, charged with breaking
and entering Il room in the dwelling-house
OF W. o. Watkins and stealing - in money
and one pair OF shoes was brought before
Justice \. B. Woodbridge yesterday
johnson waived an examination, ana he
was sent on to the County Court OF theS'
terfed for trial. Judge l.. {. Minor ion
prisoner, and Il. \. Hancock for Common
wealth. The grand jury does not meet nm
| iii June, 1883. No bail asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
LOCAL MATTERS.
Council Notes.

Captain l.. l.. Bass, president OF the
| Board OF Aldermen, who has been detained
at home by sickness for some days, has
gone to Old Point.
| Mr.. Charles l.. Todd, chairman OF the
| Committee on Streets, has been confined at
home by sickness for several days.
The Committees on Police and Light
| have each awarded the contract for furnish
/ ing their respective departments with ice to
the Richmond lee Complny-M. w. John
son. superintendent the rate OF % cents
per cwt.
! The bill OF expenses for taking the late
census Of the city has been ordered by the
Committee on Police to be paid. ItamOunt-
| ed TO Sj6.14. This committee at IFS last
meeting instructed lis secretary to call the
attention OF the Committee on Ordinances
/ to the urgent necessity OF an ordinance to
prevent COWS going.st large in the city in
the daytime. This law would give very
great satisfaction, especially 10 that class OF
our citizens who do so much to beautiiy
our city bv the cultivation Of green grass
and bright flowers: for when the "roScs
come again" and the eras, begins TO look
| inviting the boss tramp-the cow-beginS
! her depreuatonS. There are some cows
near Monroe Park that are as expert at
| opening gates Is the " bad boy Is at play
| ing tricks on his fathcr-in fact, one has
been heard Of in that locality that carries 4
night-atch key. Let us have a law, gem
| tlemen, that will keep "Brinde" within
proper bounds.
! The Committee on Streets at It's last
meeting awarded contracts rs follows ::
| Cement, Robert Wenden5erg, Sl.3G per
/ barrel: oats. 80 cents per bushcl, W. NJ.
/ Lewis & Co.. brownstulf, $50 lie ton, W.
VI. Lewis Il Co.; shipstull, S2l per ton,
/ ". VI. Lewis & Co.. straw, 4S cents per
cwt.. Lange Brothers; hay. SlG.1j per ton,
Alvey Brothers; corn, g. cents per buShel,
Alvey Brothers; salt, SLIGO per sack, Al
yey Brothers: sheai oats, s. cents per cwt.,
Alvey Brothers.
Mr.. Solomon b. Jacob, clerk to the City
| Engineer has been at home sick for some
weeks, and his duties are being performed
| by Mr.. Frank Il. Bates, one OF the most
efficient and courteous young officials in
the city.
The Board OF Aldermen will hold its
regular monthly session tomorrow night
at : O'Clock.
The main entrance TO OakwoOd cemetery
will soon be ornamented with a new gate
Of stone and iron, it having been ordered
by the Committee on Cemeteries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
rIcnrico Democratic Nominations.

The Democrats OF lIenrico county held
a convention at the county courthouse
Yesterday for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for county offices. The conyen-
ton met at noon, and l.. Il. Wickham was
made chairman and DR.. {. Archer sccrc-
tary. The following nominations were
made:
For Treasurer. W. VI. McGruder, pres
ent incumbent.
For sheriff, John L. Jones, present III
cumbent.
For Commissioner Of the Revenue in the
Upper district, W.. :. Turke.
For Commissioner OF the Revenue IN the
Lower district, Eugene Il. Gum.
MIR. Gum won his nomination over Mr..
William b. Frayser, and the latter gentle
man came forward in manly terms and
pledged his services 10 the success OF the
ticket The canvass is now fairly com
menced, and very lively times are expected
between this and elcctiOn-day.
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Episcopal Council.

The annual Council OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church will meet i'll this city on
May 10th.
The following Committee OF Arrange
ments have been appointed Al. Blair,
chairman: Charles e.. Shaier, secretary.
Committee on Hospitality; Ad. Blair,
chairman; w. +. Gray, }. l.. Williams, W.
c. Bentley.
Committee on Finance: Thomas Potts,
chairman; Charles q: Shafer' DIR. l.. C.
Crump, u. II. Baskeryill, }. W. Pegram.
Committee on Place Of Meeting: W. +
Gray, j. l.. Williams, Thomas Johnston, j
w. Pegram.
This meeting Of the Council will be q
most important one. Several questions o.
great interest will be considered, and
large attendance OF delegates anu visitors
is'cXpected. -.
Our citizens will receive this body o
Christians with that generous ana cordia
hospitality for which they are noted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

DOS'T STEP on A ROLLING SToNE.-That
Is what Captain Allen, OF the Fire Depart
ment OF Worcester, did, and that was how
he hurt his ankle 90 badly. After the doc
tor set the broken bone, Captain Allen used
Perry Davis's Pain-Killer ~ a liuimcnt.
The suffering was soon over, and the Cap
tain was well In a short time. Knowing
the accidents to which firemcn are constant
ly subject, Captain Allen advises everybody
connected with Fire Department TO keep
a bottle OF Pain-Kilcr always on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

Young Mrs. WINTHRoP.-NeXt Tuesday
and "Wednesday nights the Madison-Square
Theatre Company Of New York will pre-
sent nj the Richmond Theatre the society
drama .Young Mrs. Winthrop Bron-
SON Howard, who wrote the popular play
The Bankers Daughter" is also the au,
thor OF this drama, in which there Is sald
not 10 be an oxtiayagant point, nor forced
or improbable situation OF any sort ihe
scenes OF the drama are honestly TAKEN
Tom life. The action is natural SELF
movement. the characters belonging essen
tiallv 10 the story. The entire drama
might happen In any home. To cut a play
from life il TO reach into reality, and from
This point OF view Young Mrs. WIN
throp', is worth score OF plays like "Ih'
BApker's Daughter" o.,
The sale OF reserved seats indicates iul
and fashionable house on both OCCASIONS
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Additional Contributions 20 state


DIR. MnBURN's LECrURE.-The Blind
Man ELOQUENT, Rev. W. ii. Milburn, ID.
d., will deliver his lannon's lecture on Sal.
cent :. Prentiss and the Flush Times OF Mis-
sisslppi at Mozart Hail on Tuesday eve.
ming next at 5 O'clock Few men have
visited our city Of greater oratorlcal power
than DIR. Milburn. In both this country
aud Europe his lectures have been listened
to By large and delighted audiences. The
verdict OF the press everywhere has been
In the highest degree commendatory. It's
hoped our community will show its appre-
clation OF or,tory by crowdipg the hall ou
Tuesday evening next,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

REN-EsTArE SALEs.-Chewning Rose,
real-e,tate auctioncerS, have within the
past few days made the following sales ::
Brick dwelling No. II Duyal street, II, 100;
brick dwelling No. 600 north Ninth street,
So. 300; 96 feet OF land on Taylor street,
$500: 20 feet Of land on Duyal street,
5000; 2O1 acres OF land in IIenrico county,
s42j; 90 feet Of land on Cherry. street.
s72O: 40 feet of land on Laurel street,
500: brick dwelling No. 1918 Floyd street,
81. 900; 90 feet land on Cherry street.
$3.50; framed dwelling No. 1O7 north Ninth
street. 81 l,3OO-total. ll,O6j.
Messrs. X. b. Chafin X Co., real estate
agents. have sold the farm in Powhaian
county owned by Mr.. b. a.: Toney, ana
containing 29lt acres. to Mr.. John Hill, OF
New York State, for $1,000; also, iarm IN
IIenrico county owned by J. ii. Akin, and
containing 100 acres mo buildings), to Mr..
G.. II. Bowser, Of Michigan, for the sum OF
SS0O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

POLICE COURT.-Thc following cases
were disposed OF Yesterday:
Robert Rowe, drunk. Fined 81.
Thomas PinhOrn, drunk. Committed
for thirty days in default OF surety.
George Gibson, charged with feloniously
breaking and entering the carpenter-shop
OF George G.. Clark and stealing one lot OF
carpenters tools, all Of the value Of 1925,
the property of said Clark. Sent on to the
Hastings Court. Committed. No bail al
lowed.
James Cavanaugh, surrendered by his
bondsman. Other surety required. Com
mitted in default
Willie Lewis (colored), charged with
being "A yagrant. Discharged.
Charles Johnson, charged with stealing
one lot OF clothing. Not guilty OF larceny,
but committed IN default OF surety for six
months.
Henry Grant (coIored), charged with
stealing one suit OF clothes OF the value OF
sl3, tie property OF H. Ilirshburg. Not
guilty OF this offence. Committed for siN
months in default OF surety. Also charged
with being lunatic. Committed to await
the action Of a lunacy commission.
Thomas Jackson (colored), charged witt
stealing two pigs OF the value OF 80. No
guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

The tae for me Bogs' Spring Outf, Is ot the
end Of the Easter holidays. For this trade ioe
make spscidi plans in sturdy staple styles II
Cashmere Suits. our stock is Is0tc strong on
the conservative styles II SairverS'Suhs ia large
boys sizes. anil the Vhoie range from Manhattan
CseriotS at SO 10 tie Fine Globe gassiDlere at
:l2. iAfttH and complete
E1r he small boys nee Adr1 Adlf-.losea
origis,ai styles n Sats that ,oiH certainly please
tastt0H mothers. The prices ,eiH S4it economical
frthers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

HUsTINGs CoURT.-This court was in ses-
sion Yesterday, with Judge Thomas ;. At
kins presiding, but was engaged most OF
the time in considering the civil docket.
MIR. J. Thompson Chow, native OF Chi
ma, but for the last ten years resident OF
Richmond, through counsel, moved the
Court for permission to become a citizen.
This motion must be made in open court,
after which the clerk issues the necessary
papers.
Waiter Goode, who plead guilty to the
charge of forgery Friday, was Yesterday
sentenced to two years confinement In the
penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
Attention, Ladies' /!

The warm weather has made the g ass
look green, and the spring flowers re be-
ginning TO bloom. The ilower-5orderS in
Our yards need fixing up, and should DC
attended to soon.
Mr.. j. J. Harvey. florist, is prepared to
do it in the best possible manner.
Send your orders TO No. 9west Broad
street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

BARN BURNER ARRESTED. " Yesterday
Captain John Wren arrested In Albcmarlc
county Washington Coleman upon the
charge OF burning the barn belonging 10
Zachary Lewis, Esq. After his arrest Cole
man made voluntary confession OF the
crime. lie was taken before Justice OF
the peace, and sent on to the County Court
for trial, bail being refused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The following
eases were disposed OF yesterday before
this court-Judgc Il. W. Hughes pre-
siding:
Parker Knight, charged with violating
the internal-reyenue laws by having in his
possession tobacco upon which no tax had
been paid, was tried, found guilty. and
fined so, the extent Of the punishment in
such eases.
William alias Hanover Powell was tried
for violation Of the revenue laws and dis
charged.
Both parties are coiored, and are from
Petersburg.
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SCARLET-fENER
CURED.
UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville Iehh'
testify 10 tue most excellent qualities OF l,ro-
disinirctant aud detergent IL Is both theoretically
and practically superior 10 any preparation WIN
Sybici, am ac1uaInted, y. L. LUPTON,
Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID Is sRECOMMENDEDb by Hon.
Alexander II. stephens. Of GcorglA' fcV' 'h,rlcs @
T, Ipelns d. ID. Church Of the Strangers, New
Yori; Joseph LeConte, Colmnbit, professor Uni
ycrsity south Carolina; Rev. \. j. Battle, pr0ies-
sor Mercer University; Rev. George r. Pierce,
Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church. -
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME TER
feety harmless. Used Internally or externally Tor
man beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested. and we
have abundant evidence that II has done everything
heac claimed. For fuller Information get OF your
druggist PAM hlct, or send o. the prOprietOrs,
j. II. ZEIIIN Co,
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia
oe l-Su&Wly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

As the managers OF the Exchange for
Women's Work have openedan Employ
ment Directory mt their rooms, Sean,-
stresses who are willing to work at private
houses are requested to leave their address
at the Exchange. 800 east Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
Ir,rox-Sr,r,ov NrrUoDIsr CHURCU.

UNIoN-STATIoS METHODIST CHURCH.
The religious revival now in progress at
this church is one OF extraordinary interest.
sixty-scven persons have proltessed con-
version so FAR. A large class OF candidates
for church-membership will be received
into the church this morning. The service,
Will be continued next week. Rev. John
IIannon, ID. d., OF Park-Place church, vii
continue to assist the pastor. Many per
sons are compelled to leave the churcl
every night, not being able to obtain seat
by reason OF the crowds which attend th'
services.