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o.GoRMAN.s COMMISSIONERS.
HOW STREETS ARE wIDENED-HIDDEN ADV
TIsEMRNTS.

HOW STREETS ARE WIDENED-HIDDEN ADYER'
TISEMRNTS.
"Mr. Richard 0'GOrman, the Counsel TO tho
Corporation has again tacitly refused tor publication
the names OF the Tammany politicians appointed com
missioners of Estimate and Assessment during 1870
lie desires to be communicated with Oh the subject only
In writing as though anything could be got out OF the
possession OF a member of the Tammany Hall General
Committee by writing"
This was the report made by gentleman VINO mas
cndeavored To obtain from OGornf pm the names oi
the Commissioners. The advertisements CONCERNING
these widenings which the public ore 80 deepy 'cr
ested and which supposed TO be pOlshed 10 'ofey
10 all classes information OF the natura ana eHten o .ns
contemplated public proceedings Irol t' -, ~ i';
hurled IA papers the great virtue OF W." " ~ M
clans is that they have almost no err Ylon "a an A"o
following is part Of a preliminary au' ''''"'1''
SrppRzxE CovRr-In the matter OF she ,ppsson !" @
A4eET s9l on he soath side eo between faar,ns
s. am woo,ef in % ely Inc 81 Msof a5c co@no7s
tie City New You eS s, ss sea'r # ll M o ''
snPIs n.Snr Of The Court that n hereafter as eoan'
e heard ilf[ 1 Ss i aSo we %s
'Hl ASS RicH,Ro OGoENAN, Coaas, to The Corporation
Next follows the appointment OF the COMMISSIONS ~
Tho Court A few specimens Oh the TpoiN''' uu'i"S
1870 are as .eyeoesth..t fn The Fourth ave
ne Norton, rhoaas Barr and Geor1 b. "sihN
E9esoa Of Parshce BY widening RosH'oni on The nOS a..
io .ao Si'. Jr ls coeea5 walter Roche conaae
Oas o., oE l., we y NJ Bry and James hayes ooru,
/
-. p..,.. l.h -. o.. p-. h,,l,,4. and.
Cream 20 Water hoathe aud Oeorsc A. ogo'
Commissioner A. q, a.. o.. pv.r-
lame, Swny Richard Tweed and John havanash toms nef,
Opcuug and extending Lafayette place sutAe non Great ysls
10 Nathan Walter Roche, ald Nm htaa 'm~'
SION 81. .....rl,
Tsnhye To thr Huiou RNer-James 1ion J"an MlA9 -
Opening 81 Eighty -pu,hst from the Foh,yr 70 ths Eat ts
Edmund Connolly. Thomas J. barr AMI D. W e. oala"' ''
a.. u,l.oa
Rytr-Chahes h. LoeS, John kepnelyi and Jcln Many
1
Opening Of Siaetyseveuitt from Hnha,r 70 Harlem
Par lev James Gibson and John BfoNu turm ssonci an, q,
Opening One hun rriau IlItg nlBth q JON Nai,n
the Harlem s.-Jiu Watson Thomas BARI 90 - ,,,l 70
Cor thr widening oi iseeass Ma
Anty-sts. James II. Coleman, Robert & hu'Duef 49,
jones'
In turn, the Commissioners conceal IN SOM o,,ri
journal Inc ndvertisenen that they aie h.At
by law To publish The following tAla - al ,..s..ssrt
Tbs, have compittsd oar estn-' -. 800 II
s,l ,t Al r4. interested m e.o p.ge as' o. ~ 81 49,. ~.
frr'.l therc ana who be- posed 70 ~ . =. III. %
/ ierfI. u, IA an.uf duly certified o" - '"
H., ,' a. a.. ,..u.r. 10 Na-al ~ Ia f ina
l G ~, l,,.. i tgc tc following Is published 3" ''0
..r q ..... rE...s. ana tAnset
incurred BOZ l,as,u OF ,4e Irttc--aa e ' ''' AVN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
FUNERAL OF A CoLoREp SENATOR.

The cOlOred citizens of Kings County met on
Monday evening at Zions Church, Brooklyn T. d., and
resolved to give on the l2h Of March, military and civic
funeral To the late Hon. Isaiah j. Lyons who for
mery citizen Of Wiliansburgh and at the time Of his
death Virginia State Senator. The Townsend Muske-
teers the skidnore Guards the Veteran Guards rep
rescntatyes OF the Griffin Excelsior Guards and
the Sa'OOhinehs Protective Union, and other
Lewis IL. Putnam was also invited 10 pronounce a
culOy. The following Committee Of Arrangements was
appointed: DE-. T. W. Ray, Col. G.. H. Griffin Lewis H.
Putnam, Geo. NJ Drayon, and the Rev. Dr. Robert Cory
The New York societies viii report to Col Griffin and
Adit. l.. IL. Hayes, al No lOl East Thirteentb-st
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To the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Seeing a communication from per-
son signing himself H. NJ W. stating that no is in great
noed Of employment would be much Obliged If you
would forward me his address as am need OF hand
for the coming Summer. II. II. u.
Gridey, Mclean Co., Ill.,, Feb. 10. 1871.
LABOR WANTED IN TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.
TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The article entitled Fearful Example
rectes the sad Of destitute but willing man IT
"H NJ W" will address POst-Oihce Box No. &c. West
Paulc Vermont, he will hear Of something To do, II lac Is
willing to work a farm. A '"
west Pauiet, w., Feb. Is, 1871.
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TIE gAprIsrs YIELD TO THE rE,lrrEr.


To me Razor Of The TribHHe.
SIR The discussions of the BaptistS upon
the question ot taking the public property of this city
for their sectarian charity, remind OF the
said to have been offered by Judas Iscar0t for
betraying SAVIOR. The Baptist claim to be opposed
to Union OF Church and state and TO the support Of
sectaTan churches, schools, converts and monasterics
from the public treasury hut the moment the 30 pieces
silver In the shape of city lots offered to them,
they yield to the temptation swallow their words and
acts for the last 80 years readily Eve did the apple
and bctray the cause OF the American Church,
sayng,-if the Baptists don't take these lots,
another sect already committed 10 that prin-
ciple faction may, and the Baptists might
well have the lots this other sect IL Is said Judas
thought he might well have the thirty pieces Of silver
any other jew, and that II he did not betray Christ
somebody else would. The Baptists have fallen. II Is
the first that costs that involves the principle.
What Protestant sect Will fall NEXT The Tcmpter holds
out more lots He has passed bill through the
state senate that will enable the religious corporations,
In time swallow up onethird Of the real estate In this
city, they did third that England. II TOOK
the English pcOp 900 years 10 get out OF their clutches
Would itnot be- better for to learn wisdom from the
sad experience of other nations, aud keep out OF the
death-grip Of these Unsuitable corporations
Ner Fork March /, 1871. PROTESTANT.
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money. IA might be expected, they decline 10 allow
their names 10 become known and indeed though mos,
Of the persons buying tickets at this office were
30 leave their Names they declined to do so almost WI"
exception. Very probably the holder Of ticket NO
% 89 is already Of his good fortune, but dec
to subject himself to Interviews and nOtOnety, hnu
has quietly taken measures to the prize without
attracting attention He has been described ~ new
Jersey farmer, but he left no clue whatever 10 ne
identity OF whereabouts large number Of people VISIT
the office every day and inquire for the official LIST oil te
drawn numbers evidently hoping That the teieerapmc
report may Ice inaccurate That report included only the
principal prizes: the full list was received by express
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THE HAMILTON OPERA HOUSE LOTTERY - OF
FICIAL LIST OF DRAWINGS.

The holder of ticket No. 2sSs9, which drew
the OpcrHouse has not yet presented himself to claim
the prize DOubers have suggested that the person "a
myth in which they may bc said Ia be partly right the
mans name being declared to be Smith. The ticket
was certainly sold Mt the office, No. . Wall
IT.. and tho "stub" bearing q duplicate of
the number forwarded on Saturday even
ing The holders Of tickets drawing prizes, rc-prc-
lively Tor 5000 two for ~ 900. aud s5O1, have
We tod the Office aud inquired how thcN axe to obtain tc
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AN OPPORTUNITY IN VERMONT.

~ me Edttor Of the Tribune.
SIR: After advising II. NJ. w. and all like
him 20 set their faces tbs Westward you say: THE
supply of clerks boOkkecpers, copyists musicteachere
photographers, etc, enormously exceeds the demand
etc Does the supply Of good frstcIass bookkeepers,
phonOgraphers etc. ever exceed the demands such art
Is only acquired Ivy long aud patient study l. the re-
mark of Daniel Wtbster'T There is room enough az the
foD'-no longer appcablei Mark Twain says " II you
90 TO hire man we'll yerSed in amy trade OF profession
you Will generally find him already engaged, or words
10 that effect there apt % be an ovcrSppy or dDe
men in any prOicssiOnf YOUNG SCBsCRlbL1'
NH
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ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL SHooT1xa.-A
Young Gentleman Wounded at the Hands OF
"a Lady.-Yesterday afternoon, between
and 5 O'Clock, o son of Mrs. VIM. a. Wyatt,
OF this city, was accidentally shot in the
cheek just below the right eye by pistol in
the hands of young lady residing on Clay
two were standing in the porch of the
young lady's residence, and she, In handing
him q small pistol, accidentally discharged
it, the ball taking effect in the young mans
cheek. The wound inflicted is painful,
though not dangerous Surgical aid was
called In, and his wounds were dressed by
DR.. H. W. Davis.
The young lady is deeply distressed at
the unfortunate accident, and evinces the
greatest possible concern and regret.
5. It is singular that anybody should play
with firearms SO soon after the terrible
warning of Thursday night.
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How IrwAs AccoMPLIsHED.-Them mystery
connected with the robbery at Charles Dip.
rer's was all explained at the Police Court
Yesterday during the examination of James
Curtis, alias Jim Leopard. It seems that
on the night the robbery was committed
Jim Curtis and Dallas Branch undertook
the job, and placed Geo. Freeman on the
outside to whistle in case Mr. Dipner should
come upstairs, and by this means give the
two thieves o warning. Branch was ar
rested after the robbery was committed, but
there was only evidence sufficient to sus-
tain the charge of vaerancy, and he was ac-
required to give security. Being
unable to do this, he was sent to jail. Yes
terday the matter was made plain. branch
(who was in jail) was sent for, tr,ed Tor
heinp implicated in the robbery, and sent
on with Jim Curtis to the Hastings Court.
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The HORTICULTURAL Ind PoMoLoa1CAL
FAIR.-The preparations in progress for
the annual exhibition Of the American
genealogical Society, which is to take place
here early In September, indicate that it
VIII be great success, and it will probably
draw hither large number of fruit-groW-
ers from all parts Of the country. Hon. M.
T. Wilder, Of Massachusetts, has offered q
premium of 800 for the best collection of
apples, pears, peaches, and grapes, and it
be offered by wealthy horticulturists and
pomologists. Our own people, also. are
making up lists of premiums for the exhi-
bltlon, and will do everything in their power
to make the exhibition SUCCESS. ,.
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Z. APPLICATIONS FOE New, TRTALs.--In the
United States Circuit Court Yesterday q
new trial was asked for in the case of Jas.
NJ. Simms (colored) VS.. the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany. The consideration Of the motion
was postponed untikethe October term of
the court. -. =
i The motion for new trial in the case OF
A. j. Fredericks VS.. the Southern Express
Company was overruled. This motion
was made by the defendants. The plaiE-
tiff Is also dissatisfied, considering the
amount Of damages allowed too small, and
will carry the case to the Supreme Court
of the United States. - 80 .s,a
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POLICE CoURT, FRDAY-Justtce j. j.
White presiding. THE following cases were
disposed Of:
Alex. Morgan (colored), charged with
trespassing on the premises of Cesar Scott
for improper purposes. Discharged.
James Leopard (colored), charged with
stealing lot Of clothing valued at $50 from
Chas. Dipner. He was also charged with
assaulting and beating Mary Nelson. Sent
on to, the Hastings Court.
Jacob and Ellen Brown (colored), abusing
and threatening to assault John Reardon.
Dismissed.
Cesar Scott (coloredl, charged with caus-
ing the arrest Of Alex. Morgan maliciously.
Dismissed
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Terr,Dle Tornado and 11ai1:s tor.n.
Great Destruction Of Growing Crops
e@is and Other Property.

One Of the most terrific and destructive
nIall-asorms which ever devastated any por-
LION OF the Commonwealth passed through
sne entire length Of New Kent county on
w eonesaay Afternoon. So far as we 1aye
Dsen able to learn It was confined 70 strip
OF country about one mile In width, but iil
its path no leaf Of tree or bush, or blade
o. 9. ssass, OF growing crop, is left. Whole
hsius ls.s Oh Wneat were cut down as II q reaper
aa9 na9 Deen passed through them. Cats, too,
+anQ corn suffered In the same Wuy, Trees
were wrenched Off and blown ahont as
though they were mere reeds, while thar
leaves cut off By the hail cover the gronnd
as in autumn. q p tss31el1, eN.1u
MOE did houses escape injury. Tue dweH-
ing OF MIR. A. P. Richardson had bo,h
coimneys blown down, and was otherwise
injured, and all others In the track OF the
STORM We're more or less damaged. Ali per-
sons and stock 80 unfortunate as To he
caught In the storm and unabIeto find shell
stones. = = . . 0otA1 = - ole t;l1 natl' =
a young lady, whose name we were una
pis W , earn, was passing along the road
Wnen. tue storm came up, and being
nlsseo searcn was made for her, and abe
was Immediately taken home and mefiicaI
aid summoned. When our informant Left
she was still suffering severely, and there
was doubt as to her recovery. ''s'
Yard and fruit trees, the result OF years
of labor and care, were entirely demolished
The storm went through the county in .
southerly course and passed away on dowr
through the lower counties In that direc
ton, leaving Williamsburg to the right
The depth Of the hail on the ground after
the storm had passed was measured In seve
raj places and found TO be nine inches deep
Our informant, who is entirely reliable
says that he saw it lying In the corner q
fences the next morning at least four inches
deep. The hail was not 30 remarkable fol
the size OF the stones as for the quantity
falling.
To illustrate the destruction wrought by
the storm, one planter, who had highly
fertilized his wheat, and expected to raise
LOCO bushels, offered, after the storm had
passed, to sell his entire crop for fifty cents
It Is roted as remarkable coincidence
that Just four years since exactly the same
belt of country was visited by similar
hail-storm and tornado. The destruction
Of property was not so extensive by that
visitation, but negro was killed and other
persons were injured. g.
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QUAL1F1oAT1oNs OF PRAcTIcrNG LAWYERS
IN TIE UNITED STATES CorRTs.-Judge
Bond on yesterday issued an order pro-
viding that it shall hereafter be requisite
to the admission Of attorneys and counsel
lors to practice In the United States Circuit
Court that they shall have been admitted
the State of Virginia or some other State,
or shall have been admitted to practice In
the Supreme Court of the United States, or
in the Circuit Court of the United States
in some other district.
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SALE OF THE STAR-SPANaLED BANNER
One Of the articles disposed OF at the High
Constable's sale yesterday was the copy of
the Stars and Stripes which has long waved
ever the Union Hotel (for colored persons),
on 7th street. Bidding was not lively. II
was started at 5 cents, but after an eXhaus-
i've and patriotic appeal OF the auctioneer
to crowded house it was 'sknocked
down" at 70 cents. The buyer was an en-
terprising junk-dealer. None of our vol
unteer companies were represented among
the bidders. &F ~. ,.I,'' 2-7'o
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LOCAL MATTERS.
For other Local nIasser,s see >, -:

hELIalogs SERVICES To-MoRsow.-We
aoIs Jhe following special appointments : 2 2
,5Todd-street Methodist Charch.--Annt.
YeIsary OF the: Broad.street SUNDAY school
su. ana annuas meeting OF the Methodist Sun.
eay.sehooi ys society at OK T. NJ. ~, -
.Lesgn.stree Baphst.- ReY.J. 3. Garlick
II naY,ng returned to. the city, VIII preach at
st: Marks Lutheran fOdd Fellows Hahn,
Services at IL A. NJ. On the following SIM.
day the Lords Supper viii be administered
in the Uniyersalist Church, Mayo street.
Christ Epscopal. DR.. Wall at 5
P. NJ. zss ~,
Methodist Episcopal. al.-Rev. a. r. Miller,
pastor, will hold services In the q. 8. Court.
room at II A. Nj. saF,
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+ RALLY, CoNsERvATrvEs.-There will be
a meeting Of the Conservative voters of
Tuckahoe township held at the forks of the
River roads this evening at 4 O'Clock, for
the purpose ofnominating township officers.
other important business disposed Of.
Every Conservative voter Of the township
is urgently requested to be present. 80
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American HoTEL.-This hotel, under the
management of Col. i5Norvel Cobb, for
merly of the Huguenot Springs, is now
fully open to the public. The Colonel, by,
his untiring energy and polite attention to
the comfort Of his guests, has made it. o
first-ciass hotel. Its location, in the CEN
trai part Of the business community, rem
ders it attractive to all visitors.
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R1cHMoND-BoUND SCHOONER WRECKED.--
The schooner Rebecca Secor, from Hayre
de Grace, loaded with coal, and bound for
this port, sprung aleak and sunk off Smiths
Point on The 10Th instant. .1he steward
and one man were drowned. The rest Of
the crew were taken of by passing vessel.
The schooner Mignionette was alongside
the wreck on the 10th instant, taking of
such materials as could be got at. .., - !
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The TROUBLES OF MAN wKosE WIFE
BELONGED TO A SocIETY.-A story has come
to us of late of colored man, a cake-yender
by trade, who has recently lost his wife,
which must be told. His wife was a
shining light in one of the colored socie-
ties. This alone was enough to take away
the old mans senses, but Ii was far from
being all that he had to undergo before her
demise. AS the story goes, she was taken
quite sick, and being missed from her ac-
eustomed place when the I" sisters" met,
home, and ascertain the cause of her alb
|sence. This was accordingly done and
when found sick, the "sisters" assembled
nightly at the residence Of the husband,
who on each occasion was compelled to
supply the company with supper, much to
his disgust, in view of the heavy draught on
his pocket. This state of affairs, he thought,
ought not to last but how to rid himself
OF the "sisters "dand the suppers was the
question Soon the wife grew worse and
died, but still the suppers went on, the
numbers increased, and 80 did his
expense. The day and hour for the
funeral was announced to be 8 O'Clock
P. M. Rising that morning at an
early hour the heart-broken widower has
tened to an undertaker's and purchased a
neat coffin, which he had transported to his
house. His wife's remains were promptly
deposited therein, nailed up, and by 8
o'clock they were buried. The husband
| then returned home, set his house IN order,
and retired to rest. Three o'clock soor,
came, as did the :. sisters" hearse, and a
number OF carriages. Search was made for
the body to be buried, but it was nowhere
| to be found. Tie cake vender was called
up, and, with an apology, told his female
friends that he couldn't wait, and had
buried his wife many hours before. The So
ciety Immediately passed resolutions Of dis
gust at this summary disposition Of the
mortal remains Of q ''sister," and the In.
dignant females have not yet received salts.
Fl tiSfactiOn -r@ y '&
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WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS REFUSED,
Judge Bond has refused to grant the peti-
ton OF John T. Reddy, and other citizens
of Alexandria for writ of ka6eds corpus;
The petitioners are the persons imprisoned
by Judge Underwood for contempt, In re-
.fisine, to testify before the grand jury.
They are now In the jail OF this city.
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~ y. ANOTHER EJEcrHRNT SUlT.--lng the case
of Andrew Williams, q colofed maD, Wa9
sues the Orange and Aexandria q haiisoa,, a.a.,s =
Company for damages for lejectmen6 Eom .
hrst.class car. Judge Bond on yesleraay 70. 70
costs, on. motion Of; the defendant. "a.
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|. TIE NATToNAL GENTENN1AL.-n.T The
Pennsylvania House of i Representatives
has passed an act. appropriating $50, 600 for
The payment OF expenses of delegates from
other States to tho centennial alteration In
Philadelphia. sIt will doubtless, 'says the
Philadelph Age, :. meet the appreciation
oe the Senate. and become q Law"
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. W. Goddin
sold at auction yesterday for the executor
Of William, Barret, deceased, the tobacco
factory at the corner Of Main and Oath sts.
for So 900; brick tenement on the north
east corner of Canal and 4th streets for
81 ,145, aud three brick houses adjoining
for 81 200, 81 ,250, and 81 100, respectively
Also, wooden tenement on 4th street for
SQnSl -. -. -.
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: HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-In this cour1
yesterday the Hawkins case was again con
'sidered and concluded. The court decided
that the guardian had right to nominate
the person to whom he should bind out the
ward. She nominated l.. T. Gatewood q!
the proper person to whom she would bind
out her ward. No other business wal
tran gapfal
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TIE OAKwooD MEMORIAL MoHUMENT.--It
has been az length finally decided that the
cornerstone OF the monument to the Con-
federate dead at OakWood cemetery will be
laid on next Wednesday evening. We'd
nesday is the oath. ass4 s.ss5s = $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

ConnrTTEp FOE FALSE SwEAREa.-Jus-
tice White on yesterday sentenced John
Reardon to fifteen days imprisonment IN
the city Jail for falsely swearing In proc9r.
ing distress warrant for rent. The ae-
fendant In the suit was q negro VINO aas
lett Richmond and is now in New York.
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SAVED AND SPLIT WOOD CHHAPENkD BIZ
Yoap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES improved .nachln-s
cry, and desiring the general use Of this anpnraor
kindling and cooking foel, II have this day re-
daced the prices 50 low as to induce eyefy CON.
sumner TO buy ft. Delivered promptly In half
cord jlosds anywhere In tho city, Hear tina price
and try II, Best, coke, bltuminous, and anfhrs.,
cite coal. cheap. j. B.WATKIEG g,e,s
s3 i'm Main and eth and Cary ssreeu.
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Jon PRINrING.-Fe call the attention OF mers
chants clerks Of courts, sheriGs, lawyers rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents. ana
sll Others having orders for printing tothe fsctit-
ties offered st the DISPATCH PRINTING EstAB. 3
LIsmfENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bin-Heads, Letter-Keads,
Programmes Ball Tickets Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bins Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show =.
Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &C., &c.. Satisfaction
guaranteed s,,.4s,rf.s, a, A. a,.gyr rs.aey -,
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fCoNvIcTs PAYING THEIR WAY.-Colonel
George f. Strother, Superin OF the
Penitentiary, paid into the State Treasury
Yesterday S3, ,496.70 for hire Of conyicts on
the railroads. The penitentiary begins to
be a paving institution. f 80. e ~ !,
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PERso Robert Miller, Of
Frederick; J. n. Stubbs, Of Gloucester,
and C. Y. Thomas. Of Henry, late members
ofthe House of Delegates, were in Rich
.mond yesterday.