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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-19
STOVES,

oiON LAD,
STOVES,
STOVES,
TNHE attention OF those in want of Stoves
Il Of almost every description is invited to
our large and well selected stock of -
Cooking STOVES for wood or coal, III
which we guarantee to give entire 50
satisfaction or the Stove may be returned
Radiators, common Stoves, Franklin and close
Stoves, Hot Air Stoves for heating rooms
over parlols, which we guarantee to give
perfect satisfaction Hot Air Furnaces,
Portable for heating Churches halls, stores,
dwellings,, &c, Cooking Ranges, &c.
House and Ship Plumbing Repairing of
all kinds done at the shortesG notice.
w. d. ROBERTS, Jr, Il co,
OCT Roanoke square.
ELOUR CHEAp-2S bbls all grades,
Il for sale CHEAP by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

AcQUITTEp-Dayid Altman, charged with passing
counterfeit money, and Thos. Il. Day, charged with
robling the Mail have beoE tried before the |. ;.
District Court of Western Virginia, and acquitted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
Trade ofNew OrIe ans.

II Anuears from statistics which has been lately
published of the trade of New Orleans, that IN the
fiscal year ending June 30th 1886, out of total OF
exports including specie, from this country to Tor
.ign ports amounting in value to 1916, 1886, the
PROMOTION of New Orleans was $S0,57G,6j2 Dur.
ing the year ending June 30th, 1857, her exports
amounted to S9I 5l4. 2s6-nn increase OF nearly
eleven millions in II year. If add the exports
10 domestic Iorts the total value of produce &C.
slipred from New Orleans during the year ending
June Both. 1871, amounts to Sll9.242tl3 The in
ports of New Orleans have advanced at IA still
more rapid rate In the year ending june Soth,
1877 they were 81 isI 1921. IN the following year
they were S2i 49, 149-an increase of $IIsS,sr. or
about forty-five per cent Under the reduced ia
riff of the present year, the imports will probably
no up still higher
The Philadelphia Bulletin, in publishing these
statistics SAYS that, it the railroads. along the
valley Of the Ohio and the I.akos had not bsen
made the trade of New Orleans would have been
vastly greater than even the apOye enormous
amount but that she should still be adding so
greatly 10 her commerce in spite of these railroads
ia one of the wonders Of the day. She has had
other drawbacks also, during the past year, IN
short crop of cotton and sugar No Improvement
syill ever make a serious diversion OF the heavy
productions that find their way to New Orleans by
she tedious aud perilous channel OF the MISSISSIPPI
pi, except the completion of tho James River anu
HauaHha Canal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

IN a graphic account by an eyewitness of Presl-
dent Washingtons visit to the first Congress, Is
the following picture which presents very broad
contrast H. modern times
son either hand. from the entrance, stood large
cagt-iron stove: and resolved to secure the uhhOped
for privilege | had SO unexpectedly obtained, l
ciambcred, boy-likc, this stove, fortunately,
then. not much heated.) and from that fdVoIaols
elevation enjoyed. for the first time, twhat have
since 80 many thousands of times Witnessed with
comparative intlitference,) an uninterrupted we"
of the American Congress, then full session, sH-
cry member III his place. Shall l be pardoned ioi
saying its aspect was very different from what we
now witness! There was an air OF decofuA' OF
composure. of reflection of gentleuaply anu pol
ished dignity which has fled or fingers only, with
here and there a relic of the oiden time
Tho House seemed then composed "a the Sen
ate is when an impressive speech Is III the act
%! delivery On Washingtons entrance the most
prJtound and death-like stiffness prevailed House,
Hobbies, gallery, all were wrapped IN the deepest
attention; and the souls OF that entire assemblage
seemed peeriug from their eyes on the noble inquire
which deliberately, and with an unaffected hut
SURPRISING majesty, advanced up the broad aisle
of the hall, between ranks OF standing senator's
aud members, and slowly ascapded the steps lead
sing to the Speaker chairs"
What contrast to the House OF Representatives.
Of late years. with its Bah Bah" its roats OF
derisye aughter its abusive eplthets and It's occa-
eional fisticuffs. The manners Of our deliberatNe
assemblies have detellorated as mHCh dS thtii o"S
and eloquenee.
Ii is true that dignity, decorum and order arc
not necessary TO the existence of Legislative body
any more than Of an Individual, or the American
Congress would long ago have ceased to breathe
Neither is 1t essential to the validity OF Congress
sloaai statutes that the enactors thereof should
wear coat and breeches, But there are certain
lroprietiss of life which cannot be disrcgarded
without disgrace. If Legislators degrade themselves
personally, they aced not wonder if some of the
contempt which is enEendered for the men is trans
ferred to their enactments, 50 that the law falls
into diorepute and finally, government ITSELF into
Anarchy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nay To THE PUBLIC BY reference to
tls Dispatch of Wednesday last IL will be seen that
in rny card say, AS to Mr.. Humphreys, 10 not
know him, aud shall never think myself honored bT
his scgriaintance" In his card 10 yesterdays Dis
patch. he says no thinks me beneath hts notice -
Now the only difference can see between the Two
remarks In, that mine appeared one day before bis;
e1nseouenfly his was borrowed. In regard to the
woman's being with the apparatus, DC, that was
sseu by some twelve fifteen gentlemen. VINO aIe
willing TO sign their to card, and publish II
If he deems Il necessary and as to its being one oil
our Town party" that can also bs proven to ths
coatrary by the same gentlemen. do not intend 70
rnly to any more cards from him. believing. as DO
mat If he had any charges to make against me or No
Company. the Fire Department meeting was me
nroper place to make them, and not through the
Columns of a newspaper; however, If he does not
feel satisfied with anything have said or done IN
the matter. he can have satisfaction IN SOME o'eT
way. -, 4. 1888, = -. ...;s
fed with the proceedings OF the Fire Department,
md seyeral of them have connected themselves with
the present company. 1880 ,,r,.urupc
Respectfully, "M' a. ChA"iHn0'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
American Military Operations.

A glance at some of the prominent engagements
Of the wars Of Independence and Of 1912, shows
that in this country have never seen anything
of the stupendous power, in point Of numbers,
with which war is waged in the old world.
In the battle Of Concord, which opened the war
Of the Revolution, the whole British force amount
ed to 1900 men. The number Of psovindsls was
somewhat larger. At Bunkers lnil. the British
force was 1000 regulars, she Americans BOO mrn'
ers. The force with which Warrington invested
Boston was IL, 800 oontinentals. The largest army
ever seen in this country was that with when Sl'
William Howe nensced Long Island, and which
amounted TO 10000 mon, force not larger thah
that which the British government have within
few months sent to India. In the battle OF bran
divine the Americans had 5000, the British 9,ooo
men In the battle Of saltwater, the British force
WAS 600 and the American zoos. The British
a,.at in this battle was followed by the surrender
~ Rprgoyne and 900 men. The next important
disnlay Of military force raised in obedience to
a reouisiton of the government for l3,oU0 militia
n mt down the instruction In Pennsylvania. In
the beginning of the last war with England an
army Of nearly ten thousand men WAS embodied Ia
different divisions on the Northern line AT the
battle Of the Thames, the American force amounted
TO 8 800 In the battle Of New Orleans, the Ameri-
can force amounted to 5000, and the BritIsh to
1000, of which they los, 700 killed, 400 wound
ed. and 500 captured-whie the American loss was
Is killed 80 wounded, and 10 missing.
The var with Mexico on larger scale III
point Of numbers and equipments than any before
carried on in this country. An army OF thirty
thousand men was under the command OF 1aylor
and Scott, and il could have been sweiled, by vol
unteer militia, to 100000 if desired. STILL we are
happily long way behind Europe in the pomp and
circumstance Of war, and the ocean rolls be
tween US and the large military powers of the
earth we have no reason TO emulate or envy their
vast military establishments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
Ohio.

The Cincinnati Gazette says that III addition co
AL abundance of valuable timber, 0ne-third of the
whole State of Ohio is uuderlaid with bituminous
coal forming the best and cheapest fuel, while her
iron ore is equal i'll quantity and quality to that
of Great Britain. Her population is two millions,
shree hundred thousand. The value Of her agri
cultural productions, according to data based on
the census Of 1888, is Sl989U0,000. The value OF
exports ia Ohio exceeds the value OF exports III
New York, as to agriculture and mining by thirty
one millions of dollars. The ,;azette says that
Ohio is now worth oHs thousand mVtGss Of dollars,
and three-iourths of it have been made ont Of the
profits of labor, applied to agriculture, mining,
and manufactures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
- -.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The proters, circular quotes the Liverpool Cotton
market unsettled and excited ana .he ~ A.
ities Of American had advanced al; Nv rseE The
saias of the week were 10 500 bales including 5iNu
on speculation aud 1900 bales ioI export; tooL
sales iwers 10 fD0 bales of which spectators t"9s
2On the market closing buoyant with an ACTIVE us
nand AT the annexed quotations: Fair Orleans usu;
Middling orean" d Far a ODD Md sa upands
aid The stock in port estimated at eo9,o"
bales of which sl2oo bales were Amsre Ric,arasou
Spence Co. quote the market buoyant to-day. with
estimated sales of 1000 bales
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuFFs MARKER r,.
The LIVERPOOL Breadstuffs market was quist. iue
weather had been avorable for the gathering Oh IN
crops. Messrs. Richardson, spence 20: STATE .u
the Wheat crop is generally good AMI the qnail,s
fine Flour was dull and quotations nominally an
changed. Wheat in better requsst-Red declined H.
Cpd, partially since Tuesday Corn auii ano
Went ~ cd pss Id: white Wheat 9s dbe. I'd
Western Canal Flour sns Gs3os sd; Philadelphia and
Baltimore COS qg3ls.; Ohio 32s dp32s Cd 1eiio" *ha
mixed Corn SIS. I'D. 6b36s.; White AIS.
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, p. M-Messrs k1charason
Spence Co. report Brsadstuffs dull to-day anu 'eno
ing downwards
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs Bell & Co. state that no sales OF Importance
had been made in American Securities ana du .,a,
tions nominal. Barring Brothers also state that
the sales were unimportant.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Barring Brother report the demand money active
Bar Silver was in but little inquiry, and prices
weak at A. I'D 64s I'D; Eagles 76s Sd: Dollars IS
ld.gis. Dad. The Bullion in the Bank OF England
had decreased 10000. Consols for money closed on
Friday at 9o14SgO}s and for account 9n3Gg90a;
LArEsT.-LoSDoy, Saturday, II M.-Consos fo'
money 90l4GD90as
PARIS, Friday.-Three per cents 66f. 9oc.
LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Brothers Co. quote Iron steady at 8 Is
6d.7 los for both rails and bars; Scotch pig quiet al
sos. cd. Breadstuffs had declining tendency
Wheat was very dull and considerably lower-whit'
So. Gt5Ss; red EOS (G54s. Flour 27s6I3os. Coffee
buoyant at an advance of ls
HAvRE MARKETS.
For the week ending August 26th.
Cotton buoyant, at an advance of lf(43E the mar
ket quite excited; sales of the week 1850 bales
stock 1907 000 bales New Orleans tres ordenaire l2if
Breadstuffs frmer-wheat firm at slightly higher
prices. Ashes nominal. Coffee heavy. Provisions
firm; the market was bare of American. Rice heavy
Sugar slightly lower Tea slow of sale, but pricei
upaItere5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
The Alliance.

ii IL significant OF the continuance OF the cordial
understanding between England and France that
the French minister Of marine has ordered all cap
tains Of FrenSh ships Of war to give every aid to
English ships eoaVeying troops to India, and 10
take them i'll tow when becalmed, An English
township having put into 81 ters in distress, was
towed thencr 10 Gibraltar by French steam fri
gate
1t is clear from this that if England is IL distress
from the India difficulties, France, instead of In
creasing her einbarrassmeRtS is to take her
la tow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
African slave Trade.

1t appears that four more eargoes of negroes
from Africa, numbering 1888 likely hands, have
been landed on the Cuban coast, within half mile
Of the country seat Of the Governor, General Con-
cha These negroes who are obtained on the Afri
can coast at very little cost said to be worth in
the aggregate 81 ,069,S00 The enormous profits
Of the slave trade embolden the traders to all
risks The combined British and American fleets
on the African coast cannot stop the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
ED.

Thnrsdsy evening the 10th inst, MANY Eh ~, as
oniy daughter OF Lawson Nunnally in the 18Th yeai
OF her age. s.h. s.ri,v are re-
oue.ted 10 attend her funeral from the residenee u
her father one door above the corner OF NAH
4th street this afternoon at IA oelooA' "i'"0N'
further notice.
On the 10th inst, FRANCIS, only son OF pan'ei
and Ly dia UDonnel, aged mouths and ~ gay .ha
The friends OF the family are invltea " p frn,n
tunera this afternoon, nth inst, at o'clock, from
petersa Cathedral.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
Defences of Great Britain.

Lord Palmerston, in a late speech replying To AN
animation that the heavy line of battle propellers
of England might be usefully employed in trans
porting troops La the East Indies, said, in sub
stance, that the steam feet of Great Britain must
DE kept her owa shores foreign natisns
might, if she appeared deieuceless think proper to
act towards her in manner which she ought not
10 brook
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

1t appears that the total number OF immigrants
arrived at the port Of New York this year, up TO
September ID, is 1892, against s9,S72 to same
date last year. The Immigrants are generally from
Germany and Great Britain, apd are said to bring
more moaey into the country thss 1te immigrants
OF former years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

BENNINGTON, VT. Sept. 9.-Ths packing building
fW. Russells Powder Mills in this place was blown
up about o'clock last night. The hands employed
tho Waterman. 1t is supposed that the building
fired by two boys, about eight years old, who
playing with matches it; and one of
them, son of II. f. Bradford, instantly killed,
and the other fatally injured About thirty kegs of
powder stored in the building, but the explo
sion did not materially injure any of the other
houses in the vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
FOREIGN MISSIONS

PROVIDENCE Sept. 9th-Ths Board held prayer
meeting from to o'clock, this morning, and
then commenced their business session.
A report was presented by DR.. Anderson, con-
corning the cessation of the long existing relations
between the Board and the Reformed Dutch
Church 1t comes from alienation of feeling
but from the belief that it will increase the mis-
sionary spirit in that body. 1t is a separation but
not division.
A resolution presented by P. Perit, Esq,
recommending the establishment of perma-
nent fund for the support of disabled missionaries
and minority report against such fund by John
kingsbury. Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
MARRIED.

n, r,.r.5av morn;rg the 10Th inst, by Rev. Tho
p,nf,rd Mr. JAMES 8. RUST, Of Florida, 10 Ghi''
ANNIE ~. rEsIBERToN, of this city
ay-Talahassee papers nleasa copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
ssss~ Powers IMPERIAL AMBRorYPEs

AND OIL Recommendation Gallery yesterday,
was so crowded with customers that II was imposs-
Bile TO squeeze in at the door, some having their AN
RROTYPgs taken while others were sitting for PHOTO
GRAPHS The latter pictures surpass thing in the
way of plain or colored PHOTOGRAPHS ever made in
this country. few more copies Of the Rev DR. Ross
and Hon Horace Maynard for sale TO be had only at
POWERS, Isl Main street. Call and get enc.
SO ll-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
AK. no TIE PEopLE or HENRIco.-The

Hs3F" TO THE PEOPLE OF HENhIUU' Hc
citizens OF Henrco county are requested to meet at
their Court House. on MONDAY. the sth day OF DC
tobsr THAT being this first day Of their County COURT
at IL o'clock for the purpose OF considering the qnes
ton of extending the corporate limits OF the city oil
Richmond. This being question OF great impoI-
lance to the people of the county, highly iesra
BILE that every citizen shall attend. Sherwin McRae
and John b. Young Esqrs., and other gentlemen will
address the meeting. -
i2-td MANY ClI1LENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

MONTREAL. Sept. 9--Lieut. Tyron, who shot
supposed deserter in Grifinstown last week. has
been acquitted by the jury rendering verdict of
.,iustifiabe homicide"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
FAJITRFTN oSWECO

OswEGO. Sept. 9-Mcssrs. Fitzhugh and Little
john, of this city, have suspended payment. The
old Oswego line, an incorporated Company, OF
which they were stockholders, is not submerged by
their suspension The business of the old line pro-
crosses promptly AS usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

The horrible atrocities committed by the sepoys
In India certainly surpass the most fendish achieve
ments In cruelty ever perpetrsted by the Indians
Of North America. We had thought that these
redskins greatly surpassed all the savage nations
of whom history gives any account, In their diaoor
icai ingenuity Of torture but henceforth the sepoys
must bear off the palm. race capable OF such
unparalleled horrors ought to be extirpsted from
the face of the earth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
sEIZrRE 0E GOYERNMENT CRITTERS.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. Six revenue cutters,
built by Merry and Gray, at Milan, o., for Govern
ment, were seized yesterday by the L. $. Marshal,
on an attachment at the suit of Knapp, Wilson {
Co., for the materials furnished the builders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TION

SYRACUSE y. Y. Sept. 10.-The New York Demo-
cratic State Convention met here to-day, Vim. Tay-
lor being chosen permanent President. In calling
the delegations storm commenced and after the
adjournment, quite row ensued, Mayor Wood
charging the chairman with partiaity and unfair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

Nyn AUCTION NoTICE.-I ask attention
to my sale of Dry Goods. Clothing, &c, THIS DAY
my store, 18th street, at 10 o'clock Also, tine
large Mahogany Shew Case. -
90 HIT X. CAUTHORN.
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ARRIVED,

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-I ask
l. the attention OF those whe in want of plain
and French Contectionaries to give q call and
examine my stock MS they will find it to their ad
vantage TO do it being the only establishment of
the kind this side Of New York that keeps the most
complete and full stock Of imported French Conec-
tonary, and my own manufacture of Candies, at
wholesale and retail. .
A. ANToNI. St. Nicholas Saloon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

Ef~ ALEXANDER I!ML has just received another
caso of Gents Calf and Patent Leather Caters,
Shoes and Pumps of every description, for gentle
mems wear. The above were purchased by him
while i'll Paris. Sc Civ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
en c,rc,., Norrcg-Tbe attention

Rsy~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention
of the public is requested to our sale OF handsome
Household and Kitchen Furniture, on Paintlnss'
VIM. Near. en- 4th street near Pratts Cottage, this
~ II w. B.B COOK 4 CO., Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
THE FEsTIvITY OF GEN. sTEUBEN
TO TAKE PLACE ON THE I4TH INSTANT,
AT
Ii 4 l. VILE
(At the end of Broad Street
p Il 0G n A N N Il:

i.
l. The different Societies and all citizens who In.
meet at O'Clock next MONDAY morning, on th.
7 The Chief MsrsGaIs viii form the Procession In
(aJ~Tbe thief Marshsls mounted on horseback.
(b)-Smith's Armory Band
(c)-Tlis Virginia Rifles.
(dO-Ihe invited guests: Govsrnsr Of Virginia
Mayor of the City, Members of the City Cous.
Gil, Delegates Of Richmond aud the Oficers
Of the LIST Regiment.
()-The American Flag surrounded by Guard
Of Honor.
Cf)-rresident of the Festivity. Speaker of th.
Day. and the Committee Of the Celebration.
(0)-Tht German Singing Society (Sasngerbahd)
W)-Reief Society (krankenversin.)
{i)-schiller Lodge, and oil socetics that intsul
to unite with the celebration.
N)-Dramstic Society.
U(-All persons who have no connection with the
Societies
o'clock from tho Capitol Square, aud rsssrn at :
o'clock in the evening.
The Procession will pass the Governors Houss
down Governor street to Franklin, to 18TH and from
VILE
The return march will start from EsIlvlIls to "a
and Broad from I'd 10 Main down 10 9th street. ant
ON thence to the Capitol Square, whore the Proces-
sion will be dismissed.
PARru.
!. The reception Of the guests by the President VI
the Celebration.
.. The conmencement Of the festivities BY salute
from the Virginia Rifee.
3. German Patriotic Song, by the saengerbund.
l. German Pestival Speech by Mr.. o. Heinrich.
5. Hail Columbia. lin English, } By Quartette,
6 Performance Of the Turner'S.
7. National Games, (Volksspiele.)
PART III.
Every body who desires TO partake in the Festtvlty
except the invited guests will have to pay IS rens
when they will receive a pink ribbon, whsh will
enable them to partske in the ceremonies.
Ea- Tickets may be obtained Of the following
members of the Committee Messrs Fischer Gro.
uing, horgensterp, A. SChad, and B. Hassel.
The Virgins Rifles, and Sufficient number Of pO-
lice, will be In attendance to preserve order
The following gentlemen will have charge OF the
Refreshnent stands: Messrs. Marxhowsen Co
Diacont. Meier horgenstern, Lehman. and Stcrm.
ne ln--2t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

QUEBEC, Sept. 10.-The Captain of the steamer
Clyde has arrived here and says the vessel is to-
tai wreck. The cargo, mails and the baggage OF
the passengers is all lest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

Melbourne dates are to June 25th, and Sydney to
June 10th. The shipments of gold from Melbourne
from January LIST to das,, were over million and
"a quarter ounces.
g,,e stocks of bonded goods at Melbourne were
rather ine4easng.
The Victoria HoEse of Assembly had resolved to
abolish the public grant tor the support of rei-
gi0n
An offer for the establishment of line Of steam
ers between Sydney aud Panama, had been accept
ed by the government of New South Wales.
Commercial affairs we're not much changed. Ex-
change on London per cent Flour market dull
At sydney, wool, hand washed, was quoted at Is
5hIdal, I'D
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the pfspArcH must he hand
ed in by six O'Clock IN t afternoon, IN order to ap-
pear the next day. The heavy pressure Of sdVer-
tisenents upon the columns OF our paper VIII not
admit of their reception after the hour named.