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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-27
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RICHMOND AND DAkvILLE RA1LRoAp.-fn
the last number of the Danville Register
appears communication from Whit'l. p
Tunstall President Of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad, in which he Indignantly
denies that any delay has occurred in the
completion Of the road, through the fault Of
the Csmpany's officers. He states the rea.
son of the delay to be The impossibilitv of
procuring laborers that hands enoroh
We're employed, but that the measles and
pneumonia broke out among them in Sovarn
Der ana December last, and that the Comma.
ny were obliged to dismiss them. He saws
mat no slave labor can be obtained until after
harvest, and invites grumblers, if they know
where iaborers can be obtained, to send them
On. 1t Is stated that the Company is in q
highly prosperous condition, having received
ever $4,000 during the last month. and that
1t has SO much business that the facilities OF
the road are inadequate to perform it.
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IAssEsGERs PER JAsEsTowr-From N.
York yes.efslay w Iseatherburry Kennedy N 1,
Basel q J. Bssset. w Moore. w Ii sirf,r n Iar
DAT. Z Raymond A Wilson, John p K n;afs d II
Staples II King, w Fl Martfajl Is Whi,5;eid y "a
Butler, y Mason. 5 Peck, Fl Abrams p ueIansv =
H Cowling, r III Porter. King Rel,smy ri.sr+
z Gardner. U ", J w Shisids w 6 sh;ss'ddv ~ .
Harrison and lady, J Cornick p L HYDE w.
Gait, w PoTneroy. q III Curtis w Wrigb, + n
Hutchinson, Chase, J } Armstrong u b By,wr
J Bedeil, Hsssey, B Morris Eekes j n fsr ~
ham, 7 TsnAis, II Fowler, q Lang w Hs-.
weed, Walsh, Mrs L Carney and child, Mrs II
Carney and child; J James, Dudley, lady and Two
daughters, Mrs w Bouekrou' Mss Hillnian Coy
and lady, Mrs shefer, children end servant,
Hoskins, Miss Bellsmy, Miss j Bellamy, Miss +
Bethany, Miss Bethany, Mrs Coleman and child.
e H Hall and lady w Eager, lady and child Mrs
VI James and child, III keweii. ] A Egerton and
lady. Mrs M MaDgunn and SOD, Miss Ogden, Mrs
Woody, Miss M Woody, 4 H Woody C Howell
lady and child J ID Leslie, W J Mann, DR. @ Petite
lady. con and daughter, {; Kspp, T III Drew, Geo H
Merriam, NJ Uowney, J Bateuan, w Hatcher. j
j Gill, Leman, Mrs J Siyers and son. Mrs /,
Jones, Mrs J Wells A R;ddick and lady. w II
Ensign, Miss L billiard, J J Bluette IT w Alien
Hon Nj Bots, children and servant. Miss Blair Mrs
Lynch, Mrs Mosby, M Golden lady and child Mrs j
CCanniBg. c NJ Bronnell g Jayson, s Cutler Jos
Church. w B Williams, j Lewmass, J Capeheart,
c c Mason, DR. w Helm, ] r McElroy, Myers w
Perry. w Alfriend, X r Swepson, T II Notrin g
ham. H II Aylett, Z A Towers, Cohen + Tim
berake g Alexander, 4 Starke, ] Litfle. w j La
coste and son, w James J r Fargau, p Dawson,
{, lorIin--aud IS
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FULL OF FIGHT-If men are disposed to
indulge occasionally in social and friendly knock
down. SO that they do not disturb the public peace
let them do and welcome, but whenever they so
fer forget themselves 20 assault ard beat woman
1t is high time that the law should interpose and ad-
minister lessons of prudence. Edward Darr made
his appearance before the Mayor, yesterday to an
the charge of assaulting and be ating with
stick, il of the public streets of the CITY John
MoTuney, on Sunday afternoon last. -Four witnesses
were examined in the case, three of whom gave Ned
unenviable reputation for brawng, while the 9TH
er med rather disposed to than expose his
faults.
John Moraney ties tilted that he paid friendly visit
to the Misses Reden, on the south side of the basir
and while there learned from them that Darr had
been there, and they had been compelled 70 eject
him from their honse. Shortly after this in cornpa
ny with the Misses Reden and Miss Eliza Reenene
he started for walk to Rockets when Darr came
up and attempted TO prevent Eliza from going along
gave her Gaming The witness, of course iuterered
TO protect the lady, when the prisoner turned upon
and threatened assault him. but prevented fronl
doing at that time on being promised leaden pill
If lie gave blow. After time, the walk wss again
resumed, and the three ladies and the witness had
gone several squares, when the prisoner came up
with them at the of the street, and inflicted
two severe blows the head and face of the wit
ness, knocking HIM against lemp-post.
The Misses Reden substantdted what Moraney kad
said, and added little by way of showing the
bad character of the accused but Miss Reeueu was
less communicative and very little therefore could
be gotten from her. Darr had given her lick two
she confessed, but he had done her no gre at harm
and she not, that account disposed 70 see him
punished. He had struck her because she persisted
IN going to Rockets with the Misses REDEEM, whose
regulations Ned did not consider to be any too good
The Court, after patient investigation of the facts
decided that the accused give security for his
good behavior in the of $loo which he declared
he could do
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PLANK ROAD IN FLoRIDA.-We learn from the
Charleston Standard Of the 2lst, that the Jackson
vile and Alligator Plank Road is 10 be constructed
as rapidly as possible. The grading near Jackson
vile has been commenced; hands are engaged, and
four portable steam mills ordered. This road
viii be of very cheap and easy construction the
country is quite level, and fine timber plentiful
as to be nuisance Although much of the land
West Of Jacksonville is almost worthless, this road
will open communication between the St. Johns,
and the rich cotton region of West Florida and do
more than any one thing could, towards the pros
perity Of Jacksonville. This little city thus far
could hardly be said 10 be approachable, except by
water, for to those who know what reads are in
East Florida, we need not say, that nothing less
than extreme necessity could induce any man to at
tempt travelling by land The beneficial effects of
the proposed road will be ielt through wide sec
ton Of country. The distance from Jackson to
Alligator is about so miles
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Gov. STEVENS ExPEDITIoN.-Lettersd dated at
Fort Union, on the mouth Of the Yellow Stone Riv-
or, August Cd have been received at St. Paul, from
Gov. Stevens exploring party, and are published
in the Minnesota Democrat. They have passed over
725 miles OF the southern route for the proposed
Pacific Railroad, with satisfactory results. The
Engineers have surveyed large extent of coun-
Try, including the Cheyenne Valley, the tributaries
OF the St. Jacque, the Mouse River Valley, the
Grand Cotcau de Neissoire and the country north
OF the Missouri to the Porcupine River. The Min.
nesota Democrat adds
I'VE have the most positive assurance that Gov
ernor Stevens, on MS arrival at Fort Union was
not only pleased with the country which he had
uaversed after leaving this place but that he was
go July convinced that the grent northern route
combined SO many advantages over all others that
is early completion had ceased 10 be considered by
him as predetermined"
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AN UGLY ScRApE-On Sunday afternoon

last officers Tyler and Johnson were making their
rounds they passed along Dock street. and in of
the works, between two piles of timber discover
ed white named ]. D. Cropper, and two negro
fellows, engaged in gaming with box and dice,
piece of timber watcbing rbs game AS was their
duty the officers charged the party and succeeded in
securing Chopper, and no.egged negro named Bob,
them up in the cage the third player making his
cape. Yesterday Chopper aud Bob were brought be-
fore the Mayor and dealt with. After hearing the
sci for the white man, the Mayor decided to send
Choppers on to the next Grand Jury term of the
Musings Court, which meets in November; and held
him TO bail in the OF 500 for his good behavior
for the next twelve months. Bob ordered to re-
ceive twenty lashes for his msdeeds, and then dis
charged. Gambling with negroes is an ugly scrupe
for white man to be caught in.
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SPEECH OF JOHN RANDoLPH-Th The National In.
telieencer publishes, from stenographic TAX
Ell at the time by the veteran Gales, speech on
the war of 1912, covering seven columns of that
paper delivered by John Randolph in the House OF
Representatives on the 18th of January, 1913, on
the bill for raising an additional army of 10000
me1, giving to the President the appointment of all
the officers under field officers. This speech, with
an innlese mass of other "reminiscences will form
portion of the work now preparing by Messrs.
Gales e. Seaton, under the sanction of the Govern
ment which is to embody and preserve the already
perishing history of the earlier Congresses.
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PEACE WARRAxr.-A very queer COM
PLANT was heard and disposed Of by the Mayor agans
stated upon oath that Mr. Roane, gentleman ne nad
never seen but before in his life came INTO nus
applied hard names TO him and threatened 10 take his
life, and be was afraid he would carry hs threat into
execution unless restrained by the hand OF me law
cause or rroyocation had been given. But Mr. Roane
in making a statement to the Mayor gave the cue to
doing business had been absent from the city era
days and on his return, Kraker took it upon himself
to make remarks to Mr.. s, prejudic,af TO Mr. Il. As
morning-the defendant called upon the Complainant,
and giving him to understand that he had heard of
his conduct, told him If he dared TO repeat it, he
would feel the weight of his upon his head On
Krakers swearing that he believed himself TO be in
danger, the Cours could do nothing lees tnai require
the defendant to enter into 500 security keep the
pence.
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So MucH FOR RuM.-In making his usual

rounds on Sunday nigh. last Waterman Mccormick
came upon young white man named Leonard Cole
stretched ful len 9Th in the middle of 18th street
opposite the Wesleyan Chapel, dead drunk, and took
him 20 the cage, for safe keeping. On reaching the
lock up" piece, the person OF Cole searched and
the officers took from his pockets two pscks of cards
ard two boxes, with the necessary dice for playing
rattle and snap" When brought before the Mayor
yesterday, Cole stated that he had started to the
raceheid but had gotten tight and fallen by the way
side lie did not attempt 20 explain the of his
being well armed for game of hazard on the Sab
bath day The Court after hearing the statement of
Mr.. Mccormick decided that the prisoner should pay
fine of 81 tor getting drunk and that he should give
good security in the sum OF 500 for his better con-
duct in future. He had no. succeeded in finding ac-
ceptable bail when we left the court ROOM but NAV
have done during the morning.
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HAEEAs CoRpus. ---Y Yesterday morning
John Lashre, a seaman, who was committed to the
iaii OF Richmond upon warrant Of U. s. Commits
sloner William r Watson, charged with deserving
the brig General Foster, d. II. Newbegin. MASTER
was discharged from confinement upon habeds
corpus hy Judge Halyburton, u. judge. The Pr
soher Lasher, was brought before the Mayor of the
cry, on similar warrant and after careful hearing
p! tne case was discharged from custody we think
ulte Probable however. that the evidence before
ninissloner Watson was not the same as tLat De
iore the Mayor, his warrant would not have issued.
A. Jaosol Crane. ESQ. acted counsel for the &C.
discharge.
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SENSIBLE GIRL.-A young lady at Newport who
'' ABOUT leaving the gay and festive scene y
the ,ns pafio1s OF the Ocean" presented with
ner friend and relnarked-'Well, Mary. Eve done
nay duty; I've seen all the clothes and every body
mas mas seen NINE SO shall go up stairs. Good n;ghI
E " could be more graphic The very moftoes
o. iasnionabie watering place-to see and be
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New RoUrE AeENT.-We are nlease3 20 ba.r
that he postmaster General has appointed Mr.
Robert j. Wieglesworth, Of Richmond q rorte
ageat on the Express Mail line between that civ
and Weldon Weldon, vice jackson resigned Mr.. w. Is
Few men could have been selected better -
qualities OF both head and heart to eli the naca
Petersburg Express 49, 'ne piace'-
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WITHDRAWAL OF PUBLIC LANDS FROM SALE
Inc Union contains an official notice of the with,
lying within fifteen miles of the route Of the pro
posed railroad from Brandon, in MississiT5pi' 70
Montgomery, in Alabama, sin consequence Of mr..
proposed railroad '' "a '--'
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tbs proposed, in the Kentucky Legislature, to
have the noses OF the prisoners in the penitentiary
Of tnnt state died by some chemical means so that
II will not wear off for a long time The applica
ton OF the dye is to be suspended near the time
Tor the prisoners release so that he may 90 forth
to the world without any physical mark Of his dis.
grace 49,
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The torgeries of Mr.. James C. Forsyth have been
traced back as far as le47, during all which time
of paper. In 1913 he gave bond, the interest on
which ne paid with exact punctuality up to his
flight. Its also discovered that he had forged the
name OF the cashier Of the Kingston Bank-N. Y.
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INDIANA GENITAL RArLRoAn.-The cars cor.
inencec their regular trips On Monday lat on the
indiana Genirai Railroad, connecting at Richmond
entire road is completed with the reception OF
miles OF Omnibus travel. The time between Inci.
annapolis and Cincinnati Is now only three hours.
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RAIIRoAp CAsE.--We understand, rays the Gin.
Nm, hszetss OF Monday, that on Saturday Judge
Nc Lean gave hs opinion Ia the Gaze of the Coi,n,
hrs, fiqua and Indiana Raiiroad againet the In.
dianepoiis and Belleiontaine Reiroad-hoiding tbs,
there was valid contract between these cnnna
MES for uniform gauge of feet 10 inches-sn "a
enjohiing the defendants from that gauge.
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De congregashum will plesh sing the Won tb,n-
sand aud twoth psalm" said Dutch parson. as he
gave CUT me morning hymn. There are not 50
many IN the book" responded the chorister .sVel
den plesh sing SO many as tare be" vel
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The GrErHoscorE.-The last number Of his
valuable medical Journal has been received The
profession are the best judges Of periodicals of this
class and we have no doubt that they win End the
6tethoscope worthy Of their patronage
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KuxKEL's TRoUpE, at Metropolitan Hall,

are yet envening citizens with their laughable
performances and drawing crowds of visitors to heer
them every evening By-the-by we should have sta
ted before that tina young gentleman played the
tanbouTine two or three nights last week. was soi-
cited 20 do owing to the indspostion of one of the
company that time The bill for to-night is ,ir-
questionably rich and he who fails laugh on
seeing 1t represented may well fear dying with the
'blues." Ii you have nor them call this even
ing aud spend pleasant hour.
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The Bank OF Nashville has been established at
the capital OF Tennessee, under the general bank
ing law'of that State with nominal capital of
100000, of which about 100000 mas been paid
in. Business was commenced by the new institu-
ton on the lst of August.
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PROGRESS OF THE REDEMPTION or IT g sroo,s
During . the week ending at3, p NJ, Saturday abont
e5oO,uJo IN rececrnable U. \. stock were received
at me treasury, and duly cancelled.
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DIED

On Monday afternoon. 18th inst, ct 81 O'clock
ROSA A, wife of Capt rh Skinner, the 2sth ye ar
OF her age. The friends aud acguaintapees of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral
from the residence of her husband Church Hill,
This Afiernoon, at O'Clock, without farther notice
Yesterday, HENRY BROOKS, eyed about GO. His
funeral viii take place This Afternoon, at 4 O clock,
at his late residence in the town of sydney. The
friends and aeqaanances requested TO attend his
funeral without farther notice.
On Saturday. 24th inst, of bilious dysentery. JAS
B. HART, aged Is years, months and days.
ET Petersburg papers please COPY.
In ST. Louis on the l4th met of yellow fever, con-
trscted in New Orleans, WILLIAM 7. INSECT, a
native OF Petersburg, Va and second son Of William
On Sunday night last, CHARLES ROSWELL, In
FAINT child of Samuel W and Susan W. Redford, aged
The friends and ecauaintances Of the family are re.
quested TO attend the funeral this morning az 10
o'clock. from the residence OF Mrs Martha Thonp-
son. 9th street. between Clay and Leigh, Church
Hill,) without further notice.
OBITUARY.
WIN. Fl. MEREDITH. Of this city, was by occr-
patton, carpenter and worked bard al his trade mp
TO the hit Of the I'd nT and after eating supper
he retired 10 bed In apparent COED health and spts
and on the following morning his children found him
dead (his wife being. the time some forty niles
eommunity and was highly eHieelued for MANY yir-
tues aud reproached for no vice nor imoraiity He
was for many yeare. orderly and exemplary me M
her OF the Baptist Church but some three wears
he became regular attendant Of meetings held ~
those who expect Christ 10 restore again the King
dom OF His FaheE David. aud 81 10 embraced the
hope of Israel" aid Was immoraed for the rssnrrec-
ton fretn the dead, nic after bis immersion into
Christ he became one OF the fss In this city who
practice ealing the LORDS Supper and washing one
anathei's feet upon the FIRST mig hs of the week.
He abjuled the Pagan docsrino of Immortality. and
believed Christ only has Immortality aud he fell
asleep IN Christi hoping to obtain immortality whel
Chris shall appear IN bis Kiskdona and raise his pe
pie ont % Their graves Thea shall the mortal tsanik
pus %, Immortality. = aud net before
b.ether Meredith regarded the eastern CUES
tor ~ efgs that The kinxdom Of God shall soon
appear. So do we.
Sapf. 26.h, lasSs w. W. JONES
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MARRIED

On Sunday evening" the 18th inst, Ia the residence
of Mr.. Michael Harris by Mr. VIM. Thalhimer Mr.
MORRIS NELSON, 10 Miss FRANCES JACOBS,
ali of this city.
10 Philadelphia and New York papers viii please
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CAKEs-Mr. William Falconer, Baker,
on Main street keeps all kinds of cakes, get up in
tne style, and of the best materials He is not to be
surpassed, if we may judge by specimens which
found their way TO our Office Yesterday.
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The annual exhibition Of the Ohio State Aerieul.
tnrsi Society was held At Dayton last week and Il
issaid, lQ0eo people attended tho frrt day.
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IScENDIARIsM-The servant girl of DIR.
John Doves, Matilda, charged with attempting to
set fire TO the house Of her master last Saturday
week. after partial hearing yesterday, recon-
mitted until to-day.
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LAsoAsrEaIAs ScHooL.-In our notice of

LAsCAsTERIAR SCHooL.--In our notice OF
the Lancasteyian School, yesterday, we named Mr.
Price as the Superintendent Of the Male Department,
when should have said that Alessrs. Edward s.
Pleasant u and William Rennie were now the Super
intendents, Mr. Woodcock acting en- Assistant in
The Primary Department We were aware, at the
ume of preparing notice, that Mr. Peasants had
zen engaged far two years an assistant, but II
sslipptd our mind at the time, thai MIR. Renne had
peen associated with him, and that Mr. Price had
m en- compelled to resign his charge account of
"a hekith We make the correction In juslice to the
paesent teachers who performing wonders IN the
educAtion Of their charge. In tne female depart
nens Ars Burlington . performing import ant SER
s n, IN connection with the Principal, the Rev.
Philip Courtney. ISL s 'ss7.-s I
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New RlcE.-Tpe Charleston Courier ofthe Goth
says:
A cargo of new Rice amounting to 2172 bushels
the first this season. was received in this city yes
terday from Pom Pom. 1t was from the plantation
of and consigned to E. Barnweli. Jr.. who has
sent it to Chisolm's Mil to be pounded
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CITY MORTALITY.

The following is summary of the last weekly
mortality reports in cites with the proper
ton of deaths to their respective populations.
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During the week ending ed Instant, there were
= eea:hs IN Cumberland, Nd, and Is7 since the
~ y Assus
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ANOTHER HsrR.-From information re-

ANOTHER HEIR.-From information re-
ceised by A. Judenn, Crane, Esq, of this city, it is
DIV quite certain that an heir has been found 70 the
property left by the late Mrs Fitzgerald of this city,
% me PERSON of her granddaughter, now living in
haI'inore, whose claim is presented by her father,
the husband of the daughter of Mrs. Fitzgerald,
now dead. So that the lady in the Valley. who sup
posed herself TO be the living kin and there
lore entitled to the legacy fails to in for
a portion of the properly left -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l. 0. O. F.-The Members of Jefferson
Lodge, No. l. ]. o. o. F., hereby notified to at
tend at the Lodge Room, TUESDAY, the 9th in
slant, at o'clock, P NJ, for the purpose of paying
the last tribute of respect TO our deceased member
Bro. Henry Brooks.
Members of other LODGES are respectfully invited
to attend. By order of the N. q.
6. 28-lt~ NJ SEAGFRS Sec'y n
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RICHMOND -iM ARKET;s;---s;eg.T >.

! CORRECTED DAILY.
Or market remains as the lest week No material
change in any article Produce is firm under the
late news
mJy s7A Ssl
MHEAT-The market is active at l296IScc
IObACCO-Sa,es as Jas. week.
BGfIER-Is scarce, and IN deraad az 20025e.
plenty 80 1
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MRS. c. VIGLTNT is now prepared to

N NC y. slOL1Nl Is now prepared to
- give her undivided attention TO Der customers
ana friends for which purpose she mas made such al
aha improvements in her store win cradle
her to carry out this intention
am now receiving large and desirable aesort-
ment OF beautiful FALL STYLE BONNET AND
TINS, FELVETS, HEAD DRESSES and DRESS
CATS, and will continue 10 receive weekly during
the season all the FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES
which may be found in the Northern cities which
will be disposed of az the reasonable prices
t1 Due notice viii be gwen of the opening of
Fall and Winter Millinery Sc 52d3y
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING-The
DISPATCH JOB CFFICE, Gil Governor Street, he's
the largest and best assortment Of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to 90 this desc pt:on of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Cali and see specimens
IL Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale.
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ROOMS 10 LET. on Governor street,
~ q Ho.e. Apr - .hs kisyd House.