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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-25
CapifoI Notes.

They are fixing up at the Capitol for the
conference OF school superintendents,
which takes place on the 9th instant. Mr..
Farr, Superintendent OF Public Instrtc-
tion, Is doing his best to make the affair
success. His Office has been whitewashed
and improved TO receive visitors, and
down below (the hall OF the House OF Dele
gates) has been busted out and arranged
for the holding OF the convention.
The Senate chamber has been fixed Tor
the display OF such articles rs may be sup
posed TO conduce to the "good OF the or
der.v All the senatorial desks have been
removed. and tables have been put in, upon
which books, &C., will be spread out-that
Is, II they come; for up to this speaking
nothing has been placed on exhibition.
The Governor has within the last few
days pardoned the following named par
ties Levi Keller sentenced to the peniten-
tiary from Winchester for term OF two
years, with an addition OF five years for pre-
yious incarceration; David Akers, sem
fenced for two years from Floyd county on
account OF petit larceny; Jane Smith, OF
Richmond, sentenced TO five months In jail
on account OF felonious assault, pardon
being recommended by the Judge OF the
Hastings Court Of Richmond; and Oliver
Hamilton. sent to the penitentiary from
Alexandria for five years for grand larceny.
The political disabilities OF Jackson Wy
rick, OF Wythe county, who served seven
years and six months in the penitentiary,
were removed yesterday.
Second Auditor Dyson is in Nottoway
county.
The Capitol hands are repairing the walks
i'm the Souare. the work goes slowly on
but will eventually be finished.
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sTaTIONERs' MATERIAL.

rVHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR NJ. MILLHIsER,
Trustee for Baughmsu Brothers,
offers for sale at their store, No. 1917 Main street
their large and assorted stock Of goods, consist
lingo
WRAPPING and WRITING-PAPERs,
FLAT, PRINTING-PAPERS, and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TWINES, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK-BOOkS,
OFFICE STATIONERY, &C.
Orders for all kinds Of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
An goods sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, as the trustee desires to
close out the same as soon as practicable.
G. G. BAUGHMAN,
&c 25-lm Agent for VI. Milhser, Trustee.
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Personals nnd Briefs.

No, the gas agitation is not dead. On the
contrary, IL is alive and kicking loudly to
the tune OF s1.40 per thousand, though,
perhaps, for the sake OF prompt relief, 1t
NAV be determined TO accept Mr.. Knowles s
suggestion that il be furnished at Sl.50.
The Council Committee on Finance have
been thinking over the matter OF making
some start in the direction OF new City
Hall. 1t is believed that provision should
he made for its erection before the charter
limitation upon the issue Of city bonds is
reached.
Think OF Richmond with nice City
Hall: with a union passenger depot; with
streets lighted with gas; with street-cars
running to Hollywood; with 4 market in
the west end, and with the Church Hill
avenue completed.
Owing to disarrangement OF her rudder
the steamer Ariel will not arrive here till
this evening; but will leave tomorrow
morning as usual, at o'clock.
How time flies. IL seems but week or
two since Judge Guilds death. Yet it oc-
Cured December 10Th. and Mr.. Lyons
died December 18th. The death OF Mr.
Giles occurred January 18th.
The sociable IN the lecture-room OF DR..
Hoge's church Friday night was charm
ing affair. Miss Bowen's recitals were
much enjoyed by the large audience pre-
sent, and the supper prepared by the ladies
OF the church was elegant.
EX-Councilman w. {. Ammons, mana
ger at Tanners locomotive-works, had his
leg broken while superintending the re-
moval OF some machinery. The injuries
received were in the neighborhood OF the
hip and ankle, and are very painful.
Up to Saturday afternoon three days
were given TO the taking OF yoluminous
testimony affecting Henrico county in the
late elections. Ashby WickhGm and Henry
TAYLOR were counsel for Mr.. Massey, and
Mr.. j. A. Lynham for Mr.. j. S. " ise.
Rev. Preston Nash, assistant rector OF St.
James church, has received telegram an
nouncing the death OF his father, Judge T.
G.. Nash, at his home. in Alabama. Judge
Nash was a native Of Nelson county. in this
State, but early in life moved to Alabama,
where for many years he was an honored
citizen and highly-respected attorney al
| law.
The British brig Emily Raymond, 29C
tons, Robert Roberts master, cleared yes
terday for Cardenas, Cuba, with 5,O2t
bundles Of oak and hickory hoops, valued
at 5000.
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John McCULLoUGH.-John Mccullough
stands foremost to-day as an Interpreter OF
tragedy and dramatic sublimity. His rise
is the honest reward Of patient merit. lie
has earned the right TO the distinction
which he enjoys. He Is an actor OF the pee
pie. and he is that because he reads to the
peopIe with clearncss the riddle OF the pas
sions. The sharpness OF his transition from
ouiet to fury in the scene where Virginius
kills his child to save her from the tyrant
Appius is said by the critics to pierce the
audience with the shock. He appears four
times at the Richmond Theatre, commence
ing Thursday. March 1st. The plays are
Thursday. "virginius"; Friday, "oihel-
-; Saturday matinee, Ingomar"; Sat
urday night, 1.-The Gladiator"
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On motion, the following committee was
appointed to prepare suitable resolutions :
Leigh Il. Page, W. w. Crump. T. j.
Evans, John b. Young, W. W. Gordon,
II. Coalter Cabell, Robert G.. Scott, James
Alfred Jones, Robert Stiles, Joseph Chris
tian, Edward Y. Cannon, W. W. Henry
and Il. III. Nash.
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,iras Fly ANn NM. TAYLoR.-To-morrov

Miss FAY AND Mr.. TAYLoR.-To-morrow
night Miss Anna Eva Fay. by special re-
quest. will give another one OF her enter
tainments at the Theatre, ut which time she
will present many manifestations which
she had to omit last Wednesday night in
consequence OF severe indisposition.
: The peculiar attraction OF the evening
win be the appearance OF Mr.. w. G. Tay-
Jor. city editor OF the State, who will under
take to perform the great wire-gauzc mani
festation. Professor Hearne claims TO have
been the first person TO introduce this won-
derful feat, and seems to be so confident
that Mr.. Taylor will fail that he has offered
70 pay large forfeit in case the gentleman
n successful.
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COALITION SCHOOL BoARD.-The new
School Board met yesterday-presen :
Messrs. }. II. Childrey, John w. Fisher,
Henry Hudnal, J. V. Reddy, V. A. Fa-
yier, and X. A. Paul (colored)-and organ
lied by the election Of Mr.. Hudnall as
chairman.
Mr.. r. d. Ward having been appointed
to serve as the representative Of district
OF which he Is not resident, did not
qualify.
This Board will meet some time this
week and make demand upon our School
Board for the public-school property,
books, and records.
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FALSE FIRE Yesterday morning
at 10:45 O'Clock smoke was seen issuing
from the cornice near the top OF the st.
James Hotel. An alarm was turned in
from Box 13, corner Of Twelfth and Main
streets, and in short time the Fire De-
partment appeared upon the ground. As
soon as the hook-and-ladder truck arrived
short ladder was taken through the house
TO the top story, and Chiei-Engineer Tay.
lor and several liremen got upon the top OF
the building but failed to find any fire.
They discovered that the chimneys, which
are only few inches above the roof, had
tin coverings over their tops, which, not
titting close, left space, and through this
the strong wind blew the smoke under the
tin roof, from which it made its way
through the cornice. The guests Of the
hotel, upon being assured by Mr.. Page, the
proprietor, that there was no danger, re-
NAMED quietly in their rooms.
a large crowd collected in front OF the
hotel as soon as the alarm was sounded, but
everybody was disappointed, as no excite
ment ensued.
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pp.prNcs.-There are few public entel

READINGS are few public enter
talnments which are at once so interesting
and instructive as that furnished by an in
telligent and talented reader. Lovers OF
this art must be pleased TO learn that Miss
Marie Bowen will favor cur city next Tues
day evening at the Richmond Female Insti-
tuie with choice selections from our best
authors. With voice rich in pathos and
melody, and remarkable power OF imper-
sonation, she can hardly fail TO ediiy and
interest those who may be present. "Miss
Bowen" says distinguished president OF
one Of our southern colleges, Gloves heI
art with devotion. Her achieved success is
The reward OF this devotion, and larger
success awaits her."
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How Did He Know &?
A STRANGE STORY FROM MARSHALL JEWELS
DEATH-CHAMBER.

DEATH-CHAMBER.
Hartford Comm Times.l
On Friday morning before his death Mr..
Jewell awoke from u sound sleep and in
onired what was the matter at the resi-
dence OF the Hon. William f. Dodge (his
daughters father-in-law, the famous New
York merchant. Mr.. JewelFs family
had lust received telegram an
uolncing the sudden and unlocked
for death OF Mr.. Dodge; but it was
not deemed best 10 let him know that
any such thing had happened, and he was
therefore told that all was well in Mr..
Dodge's family. lie said no, that it could
not possibly be; something serious had
hoppened: the family were in great trouble
il not actually in aflliction; he knew 1t in
way which. II not eXplicable, was never
theless as clear and certain as II he saw IT,.
Insisting UPON this, and refusing to accept
his family's denials he at length induced
them TO telegraph to New York to see what
was the matter; but Mrs. Jewell so word
ed the telegram as TO instruct those VINO
received il TO answer that everything
was all right. When that answer came
they told IL to Mr.. Jewell, who refused
TO believe il, and at last asked them to
LET him see the message itself. This request
being granted, and having the ocular proof
before his eyes in the shape OF an unms-
taxable Western Union telegraph message,
he obviously remarked: "Weil, it does
seem TO be so, but il is very strange.
know there is something the matter-that
something serious has happened in Mr..
Dodge's house in New York." And. that
Impression be retained until, so soon after
ward, he, too, ended his earthly life. He
survived Mr.. Dodge only about thirty-eight
hours. HIS feeling that something serious
had happened " was apparently as clear
and strong as it would have been had he
personally witnessed the death OF his rela
two
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POLICE CouRT.-Police-Justice ID. e..
Richardson presidtng.-The following
cases were disposed OF Yesterday:
Charles Mosby, Charles Garnet, and
William II. Winsow (al colored), charged
with stealing one LOT OF clothing from j.
ID. Whitehead. Not guilty.
John c. johnson (;olored), charged with
assaulting and beating Harriet Johnson.
Continued TO Monday next. Committed.
John Allen (colored), charged with as
assaulting and beating Margaret Jones.
Fined $40 and costs and jailed for thirty
days.
Ben. Harris (colored), charged with steal
ing one lot of coal. Young; whipped by
his mother.
Lewis Turner (colored), charged with
fighting in the street. Fined So.
Henry Smith (colored), charged with
leaving his team standing in the street
without holding the reins in his hands.
Fined $3.50.
J. Wesley Jones (colored), charged with
being disorderly and interfering with Cap
tain W. c. Wilkinson while in the dis
charge OF his duty. Discharged.
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Gas Manufactures.
PRICE OF GAS IN TWENTY-FIVE 0P THE
LARGEST CITIES Op THE UNION.

LARGEST CITIES op THE UNION.
Mr.. John M. Higgins. chairman OF the
Committee on Light, has sent the Dispatch
pamphlet containing "a Report In Favor
OF Making Coal-Gas Under Municipal Con-
troll Presented by Five Members OF the
Joint Committees Of Finance and Light"
and "Printed by order OF the Common
Council February 5, 1883, with accompany.
ing documents" II contains vast amount
OF information pertinent TO the pending
controversy. II II Is deficient in any re-
spect 1t Is that 1t does not tell The people
exactly at what price consumers may ne
furnished gas when, with the new I'M
provements. the works are making II ana
putting Il in the holder at 49s cents per
thousand feet.
However, that information may soon
come i'm another report. 80
From this pamphlet 1t appears that $40
companies furnish cOol-gas at an average
cost OF s2.7s, and 100 furnish gas made by
patent process at an average OF S3.!33.
We have compiled from 1t the following
table, showing at what price gas is sold III
the twenty-five largest cities OF the Union
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Eastcr.Cards. Easter.Cerds

On Monday, February 2Gth, we viii open
our Easter-Cards. From our past success
In pleasing and gratifying the art-loylng
public OF Richmond, we have no doubt
but that we will win this time their highest
eneomlums for the rare and handsome
novelties which we will present In the
way OF Easter Cards. The latter are the
greatest and finest cards ever produced
by us. n. LEONARD,
0OS cast Main street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
lust PUBLISHED.

~ REEDS AMERICAN LAW STUDIES.
American Law studies; or, Self-Preparatlon for
Practice in the United States. A Course OF IN
structlOn. Reading. and Exercises for students ana
Young Lawyefs. by which they can thoroughly
aud rapidly train themselves for Legal Business.
ticns for The Management OF Lawsuits, &C.: SyO.
Law sheep, So. LITTLE, BROWN & Co,
fe 2J-lt Boston.
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AFRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, ana
YOU can have II by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
clous CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. ltdestroys the OF.
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and deeayeo
teeth, and speedily restores them 70 healthy con-
dillon. Price, Any cents bottle.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

DORTRAITs PAINTED FROM LIFE
Il OR PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTOGRAPHS
COLORED.
LESSONS IN DRAWING AND PAINTING
CLASS FOR CHILDREN on sATURDAYS-at
moderate prices. MRS. iIETlI,
f. 2-kASuim 8 south Second street.
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ExCmANGE FOR wOMAN's WORK.

THE RICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR
/ WOMAN'S WORK viii be open at their
PhRLORS, No. 800 EAST FRANhLlS
STREET. THURSDAY, March l, 1883. a COM
mittnc of ladies VIII De on hand the previous
days of the week from 10 A. VI. 10 i. NJ To- re-
ceiye conslgnments In each department, a. indi-
Gated In the circular, THE Useful ana Doines-
tie. Fancy and Artistic.n NJ,
The Domestic Department includes plckle1:
Preserves, Jelles, Cake, Desserts, Beer Tea, lnu
other dellcacies for the Jck. ieZ9-ol
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED NJ
the use of MEADE & BAKERS sAPogISE DENTI-
FnIcE, which win speedily remove incipeni tartar
aud scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, snow or rain, easterly
TO southcrly winds, rising temperature,
and falling barometer.
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Our friend, ]. h. WATKINS, 722 east Main
street, delivers direct from depot the finest bright
blazing splint Lump Coal 10 dealers and con-
samers on very favorable terms. The rare chance
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NIsFIT STORE. SPRING ovERCoATsat
94.25 worth $3.50:
MIsFIT STORE. SPRING ovERCOATs ats8
worth Sl2
MIsFIT STORE. SPRING ovERCoATs atsio
worth si5 !
MIsFIT STORE. SPRING ovERCoATs sl2
worth fis;
MIsFIr STORE. SPRING ovERc0ATs atsl4
worth s22;
NIsFIT STORE. SPRING OYERCOATS at s16
worth s24;
NIsFIT STORE SPRING OyERCOATS at SlS
worth $50;
MISFIT STORE. SUITS for 81 worth slO:
MIsYIT STORE. SUITS for $40 worth si4;
MIsFiT STORE. SUITS for Sl2 worth sl6;
MlsFIT STORE. SUITS for tlf worth 800;
MIsFiT STORE. SUITS for SIC worth s25:
MlsFIT STORE. SUITS for sls worth $50;
MIsFIT STORE. SUITS for S22 worth S35;
MIsFIT STORE. SUITS for $25 worth sac;
NIsFTr STORE. WORKING PANTS for ALSO
worth $3.50
nIsFIT STORE. ALL-WoOL PANTS for $3.50
worth "a;
MIsyIT STORE. DRESS PANTS for $3.50
worth s6;
MIsFIT STORE. DRESS PANTS for $3.50
worth ss;
MIsFlT STORE. DRESS PANTS for $3.50
worth $40.
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HoRsEoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN SICK
HEADACHE.-Dr n. 5. Read, Chicago. says !:
~ think it is Il remedy OF the highes; value
in many forms OF mental and nervous eX-
hauston attended by sick headache, dysper-
sia, and diminished vitality"
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|. MONEY-MAKING CHANCE.

The COOPERATIVE ACCOUNT IH STOCKS,
GRAIN, PETROLEUM. etc. Shares only ~ eSch.
IARcE MONTHLY PROFITS. We refer To sub
scrlbers who have realized from 80 T. 200 per
cent net on their investments IN thirty, DAYS.
rate upward. No DELAY. ACCOUNTS AhE
FORMED EVERY WEEK. MARkkIs AXE
NOW FAVORABLE. OPTIONS toNIlNu NJ
IN NEGOTIATED. INFORMATION FUR
NisHED. MARKET REPORTS MAILED. Ad.
dress RICHARD MARVIN & 20, brokerage and
Commission, A. Broad street tmeinber New \ OIS
stock Company, New York. "a 2i-dcodlmA"ft
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SAVE MoSEY by having your printing done al
the DIsPATcn PEIsTiS0-iiOusk. Good "ork
low prices. aud Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SACRED CONCERT. scholars Of Trim
ity Methodist Sunday school VIII give two
grand sacred concerts on wednesday and
Thursday nights next, assisted by Profes-
sors George Toelker, Jr., William Wagner,
Mr.. Frank Cunningham. and other we'll
known musical talent. The proceeds will
be devoted TO the organ fund.
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For assistance 10 sight already impaired there
Is no artificial aid clni to the CELLULoip EYE
GLASSES.
For sale by all leading Jewellers and opticians.
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THE COST Is THRILLING.

Sold by
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1909 Main street;
WEST, JOHNSTON & co,
81 | east Main street;
T. l.. ID. WALFORD,
All east Broad street;
l.. Y. FRANK.
2s north Ninth street;
J.. LEWIS,
9i2 cast Main street;
and all Paint-Dealers and Druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL
fe 4-Sul2l New York.
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"MoruER SWANS WoRM-syRuf" for fever
lsnass, restleasness, worms, constipation. Taste
less 25c.
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AWNINGS, AWNINGS.

vVRAVERS & KUHN.
i PRACTICAL MANUFACTURERS OF
AWNINGS, .
all styles WINDOW and PoRCi,AWNINGs
for gentlemcns residences and public olhces y
~ alI descripiOns; In fact. all articles made OF
canvas, duck, or drilling. All work guaranteed 10
oIye entire satisfaction at lowest cash figures.
Factory: No Ia NORTH FOURTEENTH
sTREET. where models and samples can be seen
ffe o5-ltsl
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A member Of my fam
/ ilY was taken VIII
| SMALLPOX. ! used
the FLUID. The patient
was not dcliriOus, was
not pltied. and wasaboul
lhe house again In three
weeks, and no others had
III. w. PARKINSON,
philadelphia.
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ROYAL GLIDING.
DUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING.
READY FOR INSTANT USE.

II
READY FOR INSTANT USE.
This magnificent LIQUID GLIDING may he
substituted for Gold-Leaf at one-twentieth the
cost OF the latter.
tits the exact color Of English sterling gold. 1t
GU.DS FRAMES. CORNlCES, FURNITURE,
ORNAMENTS, SC, and instantly affords brill
liant golden surface without any preparation what
ever.
IL is Invaluable for Home use.
LADIES CAN USE IT.
Camel's-IIair BIush In each box.
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purcst Medicinal yyhislseys,

Brandies. and Wines can be bought OF
Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, 500 Main street
pace Block.
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Good Mixed Tea at 80 cents pound at
Bars grocery, so3 Main street Trace
Block).
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and

rainy. =, N
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 30;
o A. NJ, S6; noon, 80; p. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, 35; midnight, "a.
Nean femperatlre, 3S
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Remember our cardinal principle OF doing bust
ness: Money chcerfully refunded to all dissatisfied
purchasers. Misfli Sioi'H'
9l2 Main street
OPEN IN THE EVENING TILL s O'CLOCK;
SATURDAY TILL 10 O'CLOCK. fc 2J-Jt
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FEyERED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
ed hy bathing with
DARBYS FLUID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and pnrihcl.
For SORE THROAT ~
isa sure cure.
CONTAGION destroy
For or FROSTED FEET,
CIiIL B l. Al \ ; .
PILES. CIIAFlNGs'
&c.
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLEXiONS secuicd
hyiis uHe.
SHiP-FENER prevent
TO PURIFY 7 II y
BREATH. CLEANSE
THE TEETH, IL can {
be surpassed.
CATARRHrelieyedand
cured.
FRYSIPELAS cured.
BURNS relieved IN
strnily.
SCARS prevented
DYSENIERY cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
~.
SCTRVY cured.
An ANTIDOIE for an
imal OF vegetable pol
sons, stings. sc.
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Vr,EgTAIXERS.
FINANCIAL.
I-Th.sa&su3m
.UARREN q oUARLEs.

NtTARREN 81 QUARLES,
w BANKERS AND BROKERS,
lll7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
RTJY and SELL STOCKS BONDS. and MIS-
iCELI.ANEOUs SECURITIES. Investment
bonds specially. We issue SIGHT DRAFTS On
ALI POlNTs IN EUROPE, in sums 10 s'nt ptr-
cLasr-s NJ lowest rates. ia I3-Sm
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SCARIET-FENER
CURED.

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.
T,estifv 10 the most excellent qualities of Pro-
fcssor DARBYs PEOPUlLACTICFL FLUID. Asa
tlsinfcctant and detergent II Is both theoretically
and practically superior 10 any preparation win
Which am Acquainted. \. L. LUPTON.
Professor Chemistry.
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The cminentph physician
j. MARION SIMS, NJ.
d.. New York, SAYS: 4" !
am convinced Professor
DARBTS PROPHl- =
LACTIC FLUID is a
valuable disinfcctant.
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Hon. r. r. Barnum and bis combination
give rare praise 10 Ut. Jacobs Oh.
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nApnYs rI.IrIn sRECOMNIENDED by Hon.

DARBYS FLUID Is SRECOMmENDED by lion.
Alexander H. Stephens of GeOrgis: Rev. Charles
Il. Deems. ID. d., Church Of the Strangers New
York; Joseph LeCOnte. Columbia, professor Uni
yerslty, South Carolina; Rev. ~ D. Battle' proIes-
sor Mercer University; Rev. George T. Pierce,
RishOp Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Per-
fcctly harmless. Used Internally or externally Tor
man or beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested, ana we
have ey that IL has done everything
here claimed. For fuller Information get OF your
druggist a PAM hlet, or send 70 the propretors
j. ~. ZtlLiN 4 Co.
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia.
Oc l-Su&Wly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-25
DIPUTHERlA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DkRBYS FLUID
very successfully in the
treatment Of DlPH-
TiIERiA.
A. STOLLESwERCk.
Greensboro. Ala.