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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
SAFE AsYLUNs FOE THE INSANE,

STATE AsYLUMS FOR TIE INSANE
Tie Controllers satcmeuts In regard TO extravaganza
in ho Instruction OF new insane aSYns and reorma
tories are deserving Of attentive consideration.
The following shows the amount expended under ap-
rrOura Jus hy Tie Legislature or each OF the asJuus
iur tr m %. receiving state ad, either Tor the erection
o buildings or for maintenance, from their respective
oicau1 tous and showing tho asgTe gate expenditure
Tor that purpose 20 he S},a309lt IS
"A. rarf.I .Ilt.fI D.. RrH.f M0nroo Iloul
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

men, not unfrequenty from widely different parts OF tho
STATE who rarely meet and then only for short periods OF
time, and who generally appoint one OF ther numer V
some other person of supposed competence and 10
whom is delegated the supervision and charge OF al the
details the enterprise In this way large amounts on
money fall into yored hands and economy may DO lne
rule in one section Of tho State and extravaganza IN
another.
STAIR PRISONS.
The following statement shows the expenditures and
earnings of each Of the prisons for tho year ending sept
40 tsTQ.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
PENNSYLVANIA.
GOV. GEARYs ANNUAL MESSAGE.

THE FINANCIAL SITUATION - FISCAL REFORMS
PRoPosED-A GEOLOGICAL SURVEY RECON-
MENDED.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 8.-Gov. Geary has trans
mted his annual message to tho Legislature He begins
by observing that the mining Industries. manufactures
and internal Of the State being constantly
enlarged and extended, and their enterprisiag pro-
pnctors are generally receiving remuneratve returns.
Regarding the finances OF Pennsylvania, be says
The credit Of the state remains unquestOned abroad
her public faith has been invoably maintained
at home" The total received in the State Treasury
during the year ended Nov g. 1872 was S3e2j4e 0i the
annual disbursements amounted Ito S42SO 49, leaving
balance on hand Of 255 CT. The public debt ac-
count OF the state stands as follows:
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MEDICAL.

GAR BITTERS, as they will speedily remove
the dark coored viscid matter with which
the bowels arc loaded, ut the same time
stimulating the SeCr2tions Of the liver, and
generally restoring tho healthy functions Of
The digestive organs.
,ScrOfuIa, or Kings EVIL, White
Swellings, Ulcers, ETysipeias, Swelled neck,
Goitre, ScrofulouS Inflammations, IndOlent
InfiaminatiOnS, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions OF the Skin, Sore Eyes,
etc, etc. In these, as in all other cOnsti!u-
a tional Diseases, WALKERS VINEGAR Bit
TIERS have shown their great curative pow
ers in the most obstinate and intractable
cases. o "a S.-5Lt
DIR. Walkers California Vine.
gar Bitters act on all these cases in
similar manner. By purifying the Blood
they remove the cause, and by resolving
away the effects Of the Inflammation tthe
tubercular deposits) the affected parts re-
ceiVe heslth, and o permanent cure Is
effected. l3s-flt ~ liA ~ --.t- q
The Apcrient and mild Laxative
properties Of DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS are the best safeguard in cases Of erup-
tons and malignant fevers. Their balsamic,
healing, and soothing properties protect the
humors Of the fauces. Their Sedative prop
critics aliay pain in the nervous system,
stomach and bowels, either from infamIna-
ton, wind, collie, cramps, etc.
DircCtions.-TakeO OF the Bitters on
going to bed atnight from hattie one and
Onc-haf wine-glassful. Eat good nourishing
food, such as beef-steak, mUtten chop, veni-
son, roast beef, and vegetables, and take
outdoor exercise. They are composed Of
purely vegetable ingredients, and contain
no spirit
o., Il. HI. MCDONALD g. CO.,
Druggists & Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal,
& cor. Washington and Charlton Sts., NY.
SOLD BY ALI, DRUGGISTS ( DEALEESr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05
The sses,,,c war.

San FEANcrsco, March 4.-Yhe speech of
Captain Jack TO sIr. Steel Is a sItfteration ofx
the Modoc chiefs former statement ofs hiss
views and wishes. He denies that hs CONF
menced the war, or that he desires to renew
the conflict, anu be always lived in peace,
and wanted to do so until the troops COM
menced operations. He deciined TO 40 toe
Comby's camp to-day. Steel goes back
the laya-5eds to try and induce Captain JACK
and his tribe TO come out and conclude the
terms Of proposed treaty. s
The people of Oregon were not informed
of tue action of the peace commissioners
until this morning. 1t is not known what
course the civil authorities OF that State Will 1
pursue with reference to the indictments
found against certain Mod0cs for the nitiF-
der OF their people. y
A dispatch from Jacksonville, Oregon
says the people in that part of the State are I
not willing to accept the terms with the Mc-s
does, which do no, provide for the surrender
20 the civil authorities of tie Indians iflss
dicted for murder. They fear any Other
policy woa!d encourage tue tribes in eastern Z
and southern Oregon TO follow the example
of the Modocs. The people are opposed 10
the peace commission, not because fhcys
want war, but because they want steady
permanent peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON. March 4.-yiscount Epfeld, Un-
der Secretary for Foreign Department., an
swcring inquiry from Mr.. Whitwell, stated
it was the unanimous opinion of the Cabinet
that no government admitting OF recognition 4;
had been established in Spain. II
The case of the Memph and El Paso Rail.
road bonds will tc tried before the Criminal =
Court to-day. General Fremont and six
others are arraigncd for the fraudulent sale
Of worthless bonds amounting to six mil
lions. Fremont has been cited, but cannot 4
answer III time.
Spain.
P4Rls, March 4.-Presidcnt Theirs has
issued rigorous orders to prevent The intro-a
duction OF arms into Spain across the French
frontier. -
The Spanish mails arc several days behind g
| time. Figaro reports that two bands of
Carlist insurgents have entered the pro- y
vince of Madrid.
BAYoNsE, March 4.--News received heres
from the northern and northeast provinces
| of Spain (mosty from Carii>t sources( show
| that the nsurrection is growing stronger
every day. The situation at pampaluna Is. =
critical. \ rising of Federalists is appre-
hended in this city. The national troops with
! drew Oh Saturday into the citadel, and the
comnandint threatened to lombard thetoWn
| III tue fCuCfaliSlS IcfOlNSu. SsillkSti
chiefs Allo and Dorregarray, with 1000 4
men. were within three miles of the walls. f
The garrison numbers $500 men. Reinforce
mcnts sent by General Pa.ia deserted on,s,
| tue march. The CarlistS under Sebalio re- !
| Gently defeated the Government force, COM.
| manded by Cebnnelty, near Forncra. The
| latter lost several officers and twenty pri.
| Yates killed. Cebuincliy rctreated to BARGE
Iona.
The insurgents are rapidly organizing
their increasing forces in tbe Basque pre-
yiuces-Nayarre, Alayia, Catalonia, Valen- \
cia, and Arragon.
The army at Vittoria, formerly under the
command Of General Morriones, has been
reduced BY dcsertions from 1900 to 600
men.
1t is reported that Carist band has pene-
tratcd to the vicinity Of Aranjuez, twenty.
eight miles southeast of Madrid.
MADRID, March lin the Assembly to-
day till was presented by Senor Castiilar
rec. .tablshing the Splnist legation at BerDe.
rne Iapdrcial says columns Of troops,
while pursuing Carlists in the province OF
Serbia, suddenly nlutnied and refused to
continue pursuit. sye.-
LISBON, March IA boat Belonging to On
Italian man-of-war cscortiDg Amadeus CAP
sized.
France. ~
PARIS, March 4.--lhree hundred Literal
Catholics have united in an address to Pere \
Hyacinthe urging him 70 resume the pulpit
at Geneva. The Father has made q favor
able reply, saying he is willing to preacht 10
those who arc resolved not to surrender to
either Utramonianiaus or unbelief.
i Germany. Essz:a5
BERLIN, March As the cabmen obsti-x
m,tely persist In their strike, TO the great iil-
convenience of the public, the police autholi-
ties have ordered the cab rr0prietors to res
sume business under penalty Of the With
drawal of their licenses in case OF refusal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

WASHINGTON, March 4.-For "Wednesday,
in New England, cold, northeast Winds,
backing to westerly, with clear weather.
For the Middle and South Atlantic States,
rising barometer and temperature, Clear
weather, and diminishing winds. tssSs
For the Gulf States, winds vcering to-
northeast, with rising temperature aud in-s
creasing cloudlness and possibly rain, vita
southeast winds for the Texas coast.
For the lake region generally, falling ba.s
rometer, rising temperature, southwest
winds, and partly cloudy weather. ss
For the upper lakes and Northwest, brisk
southerly winds, cloudy and threatening
weather, preceding storm centred in the
Northwest.
For California and the Oregon coast,
threatening and rainy weather.
Cautionary signals continue ct Norfolk.
Cape May, New'York, New London, Boston,
and Portland, Me. Is
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YE.c n1Gt-tia ia esnSfS7s.

BosToN, March Ain the House to-day n
resolution was reported from the Committee
on Federal Relations, signed by seven MEN,
bers, to amend tie Constitution so as to Sc
cure the right OF suffrage aud the right to
hold office to women. Three of the COM
mittec presented 4 minority report.
The officers of internal revenue seized
here to-day $1,000 worth of wines aud
spirits on Tie premises OF Englcpark S Co.,
in rear Of 81 Washington street, on the
charge OF illegal recGiiying.
A salute was fred today on the Common,
and flags were generally displayed 10 honor
Of the Inauguration Of President Grant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

Annual MEETING OF TIE CATHOLIC BESE-
FJCIM S'oclETY.-Thc second ANNUAL meeting
of the Catholic Beneficial Society WAS held
last night in the basement Of st. Peters
cathedral, Vicc-PrcsiGent /. G. Baker pre-
siding.
The annual report Of the financial sccre-
tary, Mr.. Daniel lIauniSan, was read.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year was held with the following result Pre-
sidcnt, Francis j. Reilly; First Nice-Pres
dent, Robert l.. English; Second Viccc-prc>i.
dent, John a. Pizziui Recording Secretary
Joseph VI. Lanbe ; Assistant Recording Sec
rctary, D. Mccarthy: Financial Secretary
and Treasurer, Daniel Hannigan Assistant
Financial Scribe and Treasurer, John NJ
Higgins Messenger and Janitor, John Il
Denegri; Stantlard-Bearcr. Thomas O'Con
nor Chaplain, Rcy. i. JansScns; Trustees
p. hicGovcrn, Joseph l.. Whitaker, anc
Robert kcrsc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF TIE MEDICAL
CoL1EGE.-The commencement exercises of
the Medical College of Virginia was held
last evening in the Chemical Hall. Notwilh-
| standing the very cold weather the hall was
filled with very large number of doctors
| and students, and there were also present q
| very iarge numter Of ladies aud gentlemen
| from Richmond and other places. The cx-
ercises of the evening were opened with a
prayer by the Rev. DR., Minnegerode, pastor
of st. Paul's Episcopal church.
DR.. James Is. McCaw, dean of the Faculty,
next stated The object of the college, and de-
clared that the young gentlemen OF the
graduating class had complied with its re-
quircments to the letter.
lie then read the names of the following
graduates, and gracefully presented them
with their parchmentS, bearing the seal of
the college:
q. Il. Armistcad, Halifax county; levi
W; Vcrmillion, Pulaski county; 4. Nash
johnston, Bedford county; w. A. Thorn.
Jr., northampton county; John Z. English,
Richmond; K. c. Canada, Halifax county !:
w. T.. Harwood, G. Y. Robinson, Peters
burg; L. L. Souihall, Amelia county; G. A.
fiankinS, James City county; George c. Gill
Mer, Russell county; Robert L. Power.
Yorktown; W. A. Mitchell, King William
county III. FAnson, Dinwiddie county;
John f. Long, Page county; A. Cassiday,
Pocahontas county.
AS the newly-made Doctors OF Medicine
received their diplomas, a brass band which
was in attendance entertained the audience
with music, and the ladies kindly bestowed
upon the graduates q number Of bouquets
4 special diploma was awarded to Henry G.
Foster, of Richmond, as graduate in phar-
macy.
Tue prize. case Of surgical instruments,
was then awarded to DR.. B. A. Cassiday, Of
Pocahontas, for the best essay OIL any medi-
cal subject.
Dir. McCaw then introduced his Honor
Mayor Kelley. who delivered the raledictory
address. This address was full of good ad-
vice to the graduates as well as rhetorical
effort, aud the speaker was frequently inter-
ruptcd with applause.
The exercises were closed with prayer By
the Rev. DR.. Minnigerodc, and the, crowd
left the college well pleased with the eve
| nin3s entertainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

CHANCERY COURT OF HlCuMoSp.--Thc fol-
lowing cases were disposed OF Yesterday:
Brooks, &C.. rs. Bottin9hcimer, &c. De-
cree rccomni;,ny rrpoit of commissioners
with Instructions to nuke further inquiry
lnd report.
Claiborne. &c. Is. Srllcrmerhorn, &c. De-
cree confirming report Of commissioners and
Mukiny dissributivU Of the fund on band.
Parker & Go. cS. Ci;>kic's executor. De-
cree di>mi<>n. cai,>e at the plaintiff ) costs.
kinihrol;gA Is. DiIl'$ executor. Decree
makio@ Il partial distribution Of the fund on
hand.
Cox Is. CoN'> executor. &r. Decree con-
frmin- report ot special commissioners and
approving aud confirming distribution OF the
fund III ia!t made ~ then.
JulHiSun's executors Is. jolnSon's admins
ta'rlX, 81. Decree approving and confirm
ing report Of final distribution Of the fund
Myers, &c, Is. Aiycrs's administrative
&c. Decree distributing fund Oh hand &c
cordin@ to report Of commissioners hereto
fore made and confirmed.
Connolly & Co. Us. Register, &c. Decree
in conformity with opinion Of the court
overriding exceptions, confirming the report
If lie commissioner, and making provision
!or tie distribution Of the fund.
ScelnjIIicr 6: SONS rs. Roy,lcr, &c. Decree
l>lni,Sing plaintiffs Hili.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

MEN AND MoNKEys-AE ANSWER TO OAR
WIN. 1t will be seen by an advertisement in
our columns that Mr. G. Chauncey Burr,
nresiaent of the Anthrcpological Society of
Amcric,, delivers the initial lcctureo of his
course, on Monday night next, ut Assembly
Hall. on" Men and Monkeys-An Answer to
Darwin" Mr.. Burr is ore Of .c ab!est lee
turcrS il the country, aid he makes bis first
appearance before 4 southern audience i'll
Richmond to discuss one OF the most im-
portant questions Of the day, and certainly
lhc most vital To our civilization. His course
of lectures will embrace the chief historical
proofa of anthropoogiel science, and Will
be fouHd Of great interest to our people;
lie: hlm be welcomed TO Richmond by ful
house on Monday night next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05
The Car-EEouk Murderer.

ALBANY, March 4.-ln consequence OF
some facts connected with the condition OF
Foster, the car-hook murderer just present
ed, the Governor llas directed the sheriff 10
suspend the execution of the sentence untfl
the Dist instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05
r,,e L,eI,t-we,rh, cha.n,p,onship.

CoLI1EREs, w. Va, March 4.-Barney
Campbell and Harry Hieken fought thirty.
six rounds. The fight ksted one hoarand
ten minutes, when most unsatisfactory ter
lnination took place. George Seddons aud
Ned o'Baldwin got into a quarrel, and In 9
few minutes hundred of pistols were drawn; |;
and after promiseueus dgbs, in which oil
present ipdalged, it was discovered that the
Irish giant had been eeyereiy handled. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

= .j.;riisG or THE FRIENDS or
'ai 'GI&cu.--> ".aSs-uIoc!ing OF :i
'u"';> ;l:d tti"u,is oS. Trinity Metho-
- i.-'H2l chHrci will he lcId in The
".at - tr' church Al l,a;i:p,st O'Clock
'''AH2 to consider the practica-
'@' d" Identifying and completing
'"aic'i cd'iicc hy the erection of the
...'@ """ other improvements, and also
treasures 10 accomplish these desi-
''.' rt>. Noub'los> every member aud
''' 81 ID" church viii realize the impor-
- u "dchding this meeting. The work
~, ,i'''".""nis contemplated on the cGi-
WV. N,i '"!;der The building more imposing
49, '&r'Wr, and will adorn that portion
,. '',' IAI. Rev. Dir. Nicdsoe, pastor, aud
"-', "Il address The meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

SENT TO TIE rENITESTIARY.-In the Hust-
iurs Court yesterday the following persons
were tried, found guilty, and sentenced to tc
confined III the penitcntiary: Henry Taylor,
or entering the caDa-boat Ienobia and steal
Ing c;upct-b2g valued at 81, one year; An
derson danes. for breaking and entering the
Slaokc-housc Of John Lindsay and stealing
smoked beef, two years.
Jane Bailey, charged with felonousiy en-
tering the dwelling-house of John Hay and
stealing $3.50, was found guilty of petit lar
ccny and sent down to Jail for one month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

Police CouGT. TrrsDAy.--JuStice j. j.
W'Hie rresidi"g.-i,ne following cases were
disposed of:
Matthew Banks, charged with stealing 4
box of tobacco from }. b. PAGES factory.
Continued until today.
Charles Berry, charged with being drunk
and disordcrly. Required 10 give so for
good behavior; in default Of which he was
sent 10 jail for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

| The Wrecked Steamer Geo. s. Wright.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-lhe United
States steamer Lincoln left to-day for the
scene OF the wrecked steamer George 5.
Wright. 1t is known that aiaior Wright and
wife were aboard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05
VOL. Xiv.

The WAREHOUSES LAw.--At a meeting of
the Corn and Flour Exchange held yestcr-
day the committee who have had under con.
siderati0n the subject Of general ware
house law presented the following report,
which was adopted by the Exchange:
"A Bill for the Governing of Warehouses
and the Issuing Of Warehouse Receipts.
BE al enacted by the General assembly
Of the State OF Virginia, That the warehouse
receipts or other written evidence Of the de-
post Of grain. flour, merchandise, tobacco,
or any other wares or commodity issued by
any merchant, manufacturer, or incorporated
company. shall he negotiable and transferable
by delivery; and tho holder Of such receipt,
or other written evidence of delivery Of such
goods, wares, merchandise, OF produce to
said manufacturer, merchant, or incorpora-
ted company, shall he deemed the owner Of
the property named therein, unless the words
"not negotiable" shall be written or stamped
across the face thereof.
SECTION .. In case cash advances have
hcrn made on produce, or any other wares
or propertv. such receipts shall be issued
only 10 extent Of the amoun, Of said cash
advance.
-Skcr!oS 3. II any manufacturer. mer-
chant. or incorporated company. or their
,r,n; clerk. or servant, shall Wilfully or
fiadulcu,ly make or alter any receipt or otller
written or printed evidence of the delivery
into any elevator. manufacturing establlsls-
ment. or warehouse Of said manufactures,
merchant. or incorporated company, OF any
grain, tobacco, produce, merchandise, or
other property which has not actually been
received or delivered into said elevator,
warehouse, or manufacturing establishment
previous TO making or altering such re-
ccipis or other written evidence thereof,
or who shall deliver any property
whatsoever fs' which such receipt or
evidence Of delivery shall have been
gircn. unless such receipt shall have
beer surrendered and cancelled, or such DC
livery iuto:scl thereon in case of partial
delivery. such agent, clerk, servant. manager,
manufacturer, or merchant shall, upon con-
yiction thereof. he punished 10y impriSon-
mcnt in the penitculiary hot more llE'n two
nor lc>S than one year for each offence. This
shall not apply TO property which has been
rcplcvined or removed by legal process.
Tins act shall bc in force from its pass
age"
TIE Secretary Of tie Corn Exchange was
instructed 10 present Il copy Of the bill to the
Richmond representatives III the General AS
s,nihly this morning.
On motion Of Nr. l.. L. Bass, the En-
change decided to attend the funeral OF Gene
ral Edward Johnson in Il body. Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

ApJuDGfD A i.UNATIC.--A commission OF
lu,iacy WAS held Monday evening at The
Medical College in the case of Captain Ira
Bruce, who has been under medical treat
ment in that institution for some time. he
was adjuded 4 lunatIc, and ordered to be sent
to the asy lum. The commission was conf
posed OF Justices Crew, Watts, and Crutch-
field
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

a' SH.LL-?oX FLAG.-A party was
l-vt irior2 1j> Homer Ju>iicc White yes
g.. molniu- ior violating the ordinance
d Aarinr " tl2% han. ont III front Of his
e" Nhyu it!1r" was Il case of smallpox
i4 doors. His Honor discharged the
= WIKI IN alnomiiion. and all citizens
-aT@oi 70 comply with the city ordi.
IN th,> p'rtirGIar and put out a tlay il
...'Dt ;cuubicS them. \ heavy fine j.
rrsa3gr tor u violation of the ordinance,
.r., tier il viii he cxa"ted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

vISITE. $3.50 per dozen il so per h!f-tozcn. Mon
ugr.lms ~ per hundred: large size, i2-all from
touched negatives. Life-sizc. from $40 To $50,
rfamed-the same us those charged SIS and !l25 for
In New York,
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Posr-UrrlcG AT RICHMOND, MARCH 4, 1873
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street, Richmond, Va: p. FL. Starke, J. c.
Shartr, Richmond, Va; Miss Cornelia War
rincr. cared. Il. RUSSELL lienri"o county. Va;
Miss Mollic Garthright. care John Garth
right, Hcnr;eo county, Va; sliss Mary Jor-
dan, care Mr. Childrey, llenrico county, va;
bardy street, Baltimore, Md. John B. Alder.
publisher, Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Mary Dicerson,
Dunsvinc, Essex county, Va; Miss Mildred
Pleasant, near Four-Mile creek, Henrico co.,
Va; Miss Milly Irvine, Chula, Amelia CO..
Va. Miss Lucie Grover, Locust Grove. Her
rico county, Va; one letter. no address;
Miss Monic Davis, Tappahannock, Essex CO.,
Va. Rev. Father Fomby Brisbane, Queen
land. Australia; Agignor Ratlallo Delcay-
te!lo Dirctto Per Doloray.
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THE FIRM or GEORGE =. RowELL 4 Co., No
Il Park Row, New York, Is the most extensive Ad-
rcrtising Agency in the country. and one with
which |: is pleasure for publishers to Gree7i
Bun WIS., Gdzt!te.
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Jogf gfPaIsTIsG-We- call the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks OF courts, sheritis lawyers raiiroau
teanshp and canal oficersand agents and ail
having orders for printing, to the facilities oe n.
,he nTspAre, PRINTING EMBARRASSMENT fortha