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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-08

REV. ". E. HATcHER'S CARD.-In the Dispatch
Of yesterday card appears from this gentleman In
reference to myself. La reply have to say that !
had reasons SO stroug for BELIEVING him to be the
author OF the John Smith" letters that nothing
but such dlsavowal rs he makes in his card could
remove that belief. And the purpose of my reply
to his note was to give him such decided assurance
of this belief should bring the question of author-
ship, SO far as he concerned, to an issue before
the public.
The article in the .4drocate did not create the
opinion that he was John Smith, For weeks be-
fore that article appeared public attention WAS
directed to him as the author Of those letters.
Instead, therefore, Of visiting indignation upon
me for the application Of the article by his friends
he owes them debt Of gratitude too great to Dc
paid for giving him opportunity Of distinctly dis
avuwing before public which pointed at him with
steady finger the authorship of such articles as
these of 'John Smith," He has now relieved him
self of the enormous odium which has been accumu
ating upon him for many weeks, and In his freedom
no man can feel a higher qualification than
w. ". BENNETT.
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Euvlaud,
Xeu York Ifams.

New YoRE, January Tin Twoed's case,
after the recess, it was decided that n jury be
empanneled tomorrow. A panel Of one
hundred jurors Is summoned.
John Foley has qualified in 100000 as
Deputy City Chamberlain, but the Cham
herlain notifies tue hendJ Of bureaus not to
recognize him. ~ .iis
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day adopt
ed resolutions disappoyiug the bills before
Congress relative 10 immigration rs intended
to pirllyze the action of the Commissioner
of Immigration Of this State, aud be Il gross
wrong to.the cmigrHnts TO this city, State,
and country. s.ia.a. e. els.
Several quartcrmasters of tho steamer
Denmark have been arrested for smuggling.
Elizabeth Taylor Church, residing on
Ninth avenue, died lastnight from the effects
OF abortion. AN Investigation into the causes
of her death is progressing. No arrests have
been made.
- A suit has been commenced by Mrs.P R.
Benson against Commodore Vanderbilt for
large tract of land iii Gowanlis said to
have been held by Vanderbilt in trust for
the plaintiff. and which he Is alleged to have
given away to his son for $1,000, who subse-
quently transferred it to one LitchHeld for a
| large sum,
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, january 7.-For New Eng
laud easterly to southerly winds, falling
barometer, rising temperature, and increasing
cloudiness on Wednesday. For the Middle
States falling barometer, rising temperature,
increasing to fresh and brisk southeasterly
and southerly winds and cloudy weather,
with very probably rain over the northern
portion on Wednesday. From the South At
lantic and Eastern Gulf coasts to the Ohio
Valley ensterIy to southeriy winds yeering
to southery and westerly, falling barometer,
rising temperature, and generally cloudy
weather, with probably light rain over Ten
nessce and Kentucky. From the Ohio Valley
to Lake Erie and Michigan southerly winds,
rising temperature, and cloudy weather,
with rain over Ohio, Indiana, and Southern
Michigan, but snow over the northern por-
ton Of Michigan, the winds shifting to brisk
and high westerly aud northwesterly during
Wednesday, with clearing weather on We'd
nesday night from Arkansas to Lakes Michi
gan and Superior; and for the Northwest
brisk and high northcrly to westerly winds
rapidiy-rising barometer, low temperature
and clearing but partly cloudy weather. Fol
| the western Gulf States winds veering to
westerly and northwcsterly, and falling TEN
perature
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AMERICAN OYSTERS IN ENGLAND.-We no.
tice in the London Times Of the 18th ultimo
the following report of the arrival of cargo
of American oysters: "On Monday above a
million American oysters were dropped at the
Cleethorpcs oyster-beds at the mouth Of the
Humber. These oysters, which filled $50
barrels, were brought over by steamer to
Liverpool a3d forwarded by railway to
GrimShv. making twenty-five truckloads.
On arriving, the barrels were openedand dis
charged into three lighters and taken out to
the beds. Mr.. Richard Appleyard, fshmcn-
ger, of Grimsby, is the consignee, and if the
experiment proves successful it will be re-
pe;lted. The American oysters are not so
large as the Cleetborpes, and more resemble
the natives, both in size and favor They
can be sold at profit ut from 5s. to IS. per
120, whereas the price of the Cleethorpes
oysters, of which there isa scarcity, has been
lately s.. per I2O." The subject is OF inter-
est here, as oysters have been recently
shipped to England both from the waters of
Maryland and of Virginia.
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur.
day. January 4, 1873, compiled from sex.
tons returns received at the office OF the
Board of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 81.
In addition, still-born Il white and color
ed). Sex: Males, 90; females, 20. Color:
White males, 10; white females, I3; colored
males, 10; coIored females, -. Age: One
day to thirty, 3; one month to six. |; six
months to twelve, I; one year to three, 8;
three years to five, 3; five years to ten, 4;
ten wears to twenty, 9; twenty years to
thirty, +; thirty years to forty, 8 forty years
to fifty, 6; fifty years to sixty, 4 sixty years
to seventy, 5; seventy years to eighty, l
eighty years to ninety, /. Condition: SIN
gle, "a married, 13; widowers, /; widows,
5 +; unknown, 8. Nativity: United States, +.
Locality: City ut large, q; Marshall Ward, 8;
Jefferson Ward, Il; Madison Ward, 5; Mon
roe Ward, s; Clay Ward, 3; jackson Ward,
Ii: Almshouse. 4 !; Medical College Infrm-
ary, /; Penitentiary, 1. BY whom certified
Regular practitioners, 81; irregular practi-
tioners. 2; Coroner, 8; Board of Health, Z.
Causes of death: Brain disease, !; cancer, !;
catarrh, 1; congestion of lungs, 2; conges-
ton of stomach, /; consumption, 7 4 white,
3 coIored) convulsions, Ii Group, l; debility,
l.: diphtheria, 2; dropsy, 9; drowning, :;
dyscntery (cbronic), 1; eryslpeias, /; fever
NyDhoid), 1 !; fracture, 1 /; hemorrhage,1 IN.
fanticide, 1 narlsmus, measles, II old
age, l; paralysis, 8: pneumonia, o.; prema-
ture birth, |; smallpox, /; tetanus, un-
known, 2.
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ANOTHER LOTTERY SwINDLE.-The officers
Of the various Masonic bodies at Omaha,
Nebraska, publish an official letter warning
the Masonic fraternity and the public against
a lottery scheme under the name and style OF
"A grand gift concert for the purpose ofaiding
Il board OF trustees to erect Masonic temple
at OMAHA" aud state that the same has been
inauguraIed and is now being carried on
without the sanction or consent of any Of
the Masonic bodies Of that city or State.
They declare that lotteries and gift enter
prises, being contrary to the principles Of
Masonry, are strictly forbidden by special re-
solutions Of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska,
and that the proprietors Of the above-named
scheme are making use Of the Masonic name
for their own GAIN, without permission or
authority oi any .4iaaonlc body,
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THE THEATRE-MR. DAVENPORT AS SIR
GILES OvERREAcH.-The Theatre was crowd
ed last evening by q fashionable audience to
witness Mr.. Dayenport's rendition Of Sir
Giles Overreacb, in Massinger's famous play
A New Way to Pay Old Debts" 1t Is not
generally considered an attractive drama,
yet it affords in the chief character great
opportunity for dramatic power of the high
est order.
We have neither time nor space for cri-
tique upon the performance, and, writing in
haste, can only say that Mr.. Davenport CON-
pletely captivated his audience by his act
ing in this his favorite role. His Orerredch
is grand conception grandly carried out.
On this occasion he was rewarded with most
rapturous applause from an intelligent audi
ence.
Miss Davenport was more pleasing as Mar
garet than as Ophelia, and won new favor.
MIR. Fannin's Wellborn was acceptable; Mr..
and Mrs. Eberle were, as always, good in
their parts. Mr.. Hodges as Marrall did well,
and the other parts were sustained as well as
could have been expected. Tonight MIR.
Davenport as Virginius, and bis beautiful
daughter as Virginia.
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Boston Affairs.

BosroN, january 7.-Nearly all the cities
in Massachusetts yesterday inaugurated
their municipal governments for 1878. Mayor
Pierce, Of Boston, i'll his message gives the
following statistics of the great fire, which,
considering the small extent of territory,
covering about sixty-tve acres. and the short
time the tire had been burning, show an
amount of property destroyed unparalleled !:
Whole number OF buildings destroyed, exclu-
sive of those slightly damaged, 77G, Of which
700 were of brick and stone, aud ST wood.
These buildings were valued ut a3,5ol,-
600, and it is estimated that to replace them
will cost at least S18, 100000. The value of
personal property destroyed was about sG0, :
600, 900. Only fourteen persons are known
to have lost their lives, and of this number
seven were tiremen.
The debt of Boston during the year has
increased S4,356, 900, and other cities show u
considerable increase Of Indebtedness.
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SPECIAL Court OF APPEALs.--In this court
Yesterday the case Of Smith Us. Fauter was
argued and submitted.

CHAHCERY Court OF RIcHMoNp--Judae
Fltzhu9h.-The following cases were dis
posed of yesterday:
Johnson's administrator, &C., ys. John
sons executor, &c. Decree confirming re-
port OF commissioner and directing distribu-
ton of the estate of George w. johnson. de-
ceased, without refunding bonds.
MOTIFS administrator us. Wall, &c, Decree
confirming report of special commissioner as
to distribution and disposition of the fund
| in which Virginia and Francis E. Mott are
| named. r=
Wilkins cs. wilkins, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner, approving invest
ment therein referred to, and directing the
clerk to take the custody of the bond re.
turned Herewith.
Shriver Us. Atlee, sc. Decree making q
partial distribution of the fund on hand.
Hays, &c. Us. Cooper. Order against de.
fendant to show cause why he shall not be
attached for falling to answer plaintiffs bill
Baker, &C.. Us. Connell, &c. Opinion o
court overruling exceptions to commission
er's report, adjusting the rights of the par.
ties, aud recommitting report with direc
tions to restate the accounts In accordance
with the principles indicated by the court
Decree ordered accordingly.
Sawyer Us. Sawyer, &c. Opinion confirm
ing report of commissioner in part and over
ruling residue. Decree ordered accordingly
Dabney rs. Saunders, &c. Opinion o.
court overruling defendants exceptions tc
commissioners report and sustaining those o.
plaintiff. and recommitting report to be re-
stated according to principles settled by
court Decree ordered accordingly.
Gillian u.s. Ghzebrooke, &c. Opinion O
court sustaining exceptions to commission
er's report, overruIing others, and recommit
ting report to be restated according to direc
tions Of court. Decree ordered accordingly
Atkinson Us. Atkinson, &c. Decree direct
ing fund loaned out to be paid within sixt,
| days.
Elicit, &C., Us. Baldwin's administrator
Order directing change of investment.
Atkins, &C., Us. Whites executor, &c. Or
der docketing motion to reopen accounts.
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The President and pinchback

WAsHINGToE, january I.--Iu a conversa-
ton to-day the President declared his pur.
pose in recognizing the Pinchback govern.
ment in Louisiana was only to enable the
parties to mnke up case for court. lie
did not regard it material which party hc
recognized. 1t was necessary only to re-
cogniZe one or the other. The military were
only ordered to preserve the peace. Pinch.
backs proclamation ordering the citizens not
to assemble the President regards rs an out.
rage on the Constitution, and puts the
Pinchback party in the wrong. The Presi'
dent has now no fear of violation of the
peace, and says the whole difficulty will
soon be settled by the proper legal tribunal
a Cabinet meeting was held to-day with
unimportant results.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

FREE VACCIHATIoN.-Dr. Joseph w.
Bronaugh has been assigned to the duty OF
yaccinating without charge the people re-
siding from the east side of Balm bridge street
to the corporate limits, and from James river
to the north side of Eleventh avenue. DR..
A. Monteiro that part of the town from the
west side of Bainbridge street to town line,
and from James river to the north side OF
Eleventh avenue. The balance Of the town
districts third and fourth) has been assigned
TO Or. S. L. Ingram. These gentlemen will
enter upon their duties Mt once, and all par
ties who desire can avail themselves OF the
benefits of free vaccination, as the town pays
for il.
OFFICERS IN THE CADETs.-Harley Mon
teiro is 4. L. and Charles Wake l. w. In
Lee Section, No. 4. Cadets of Temperance,
instead of the officers heretofore reported.
MORE Bu1LpINGs.- Manchester Cotton
Manufacturing Company are making arrange
mpnts for the erection of six additional tene-
,nents. completing McIlwaine's Row, on
Third avenue. Those recently commenced
are rapidly approaching completion. DIR. 5.
r, Owens is erecting handsome brick resi-
dence on Decatur street above Thirteenth
avenue.
THE RlYER.-Although the river has been
considerably above the high-water mark. yet
mo damage has been done beyond suspend
ING operations along the canal and at the Old
Dominion Works. The river, however, was
falling last night. and it is expected tina.
work will be resumed in all the mills and
factories to-day.
Minor Tor,cs.-The Rev. Joseph +. Deans
has returned to Manchester, looking m'lcn
improved from his holiday trip. de lsas !s'
undecided MS to his future movements.
The Board of supervisors, after transactlns
no business OF general interest, ad!ournea 70
the 18th instant. . no,,,.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURr.-The trial of DR..
r. A. Frayser before the County Court OF
Henrico was concluded about II NJ. yester-
day, the jury rendering verdict of guilty,
and fixed his punishment Mt $500 fine and
twelve months Imprisonment in the county
Jail. After the rendering of the verdict the
prisoner employed counsel, who Immediately
moved for new trial and an arrest Of judg-
ment; which motion will be heard on Thurs
day.
The cases Of Lewis Robinson, colored ma
gistrate, indicted for charging Illegal fees,
and George hunt, charged with petit lar
ceny, will be called to-day.
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REMANDED TO JAIL.-Lawrence Murphy,
who was convicted in the Hastings Court of
felOnious shooting, and sent to the peniten-
tiary for three years, and whose sentence the
Governor commuted to imprisonment in the
city Jail, was on Monday remanded to the
custody of Jailor O'Dwyer to serve out the
time of his commutation, the Supreme Court
having decided that the Governor had right
to commute the sentence.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 7.-Senate.-Nir
Sherman this morning called up bis resolu'
ton regarding the elections in Louisiana and
Arkansas. Messrs. Thurman, Frelinghuy.
sen, and Trumbull spoke. ~
Dir. Sherman's resolution regarding Loui.
siana and Arkansas was passed. 1t eui
powers the committee to send for person;
and papers, and to deputze persons to takt
evidence.
The Indian appropriation bill was dis
eussed to the time of adjournment.
House.-The House discussed the appro
priatiOn bill
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IHE WATER-SUPPLY.-There was a tempo
nry scarcity Of water yesterday afternoon
owing to the fact that the recent rise la the
river had retarded operations at the pump.
house since Saturday. Superintendent Davis
spent the whole of Monday night at the
pnmp.house, and about 81 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the pumps were again at work
(the river having subsidized sufficiently, and
the city received its. usual supply, though
the water is very muddy.
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QUALIFICATION OF ATToRNEYs.-Me W.
D. Lcake. of Goochiand county, and John
Z. Taylor, of Richmond, qualified in the Su-
prcme and Special Courts Of Appeals yester-
day as attorneys.
Mr.. FL FL. Wilkins qualified before Judge
Guigon, of the Hastings Court, as deputy
commissioner of the revenue under Mr..
Robert 3. NlunfOrd.
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RICHMOND GRANITE IN New YoRK.-The
contract for furnishing the granite for the
new Western Union Telegraph building,
corner Broadway and Dey street, New
York. has been awarded to Andrews. Ord
way & Green. This firm is now fulfilling
the contract Of Colonel Ordway for the
Government buildings in Washington, and
the new work will necessitate a considerable
enlargement of their already extensive works
opposite Rockets. Rhode Island, Massa'
chusetts, and Maine competed for the work
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
stock and Money Markets.

New York, January 7.-Money active and
hardening closed at to gold Gold, 111s
1l1s. Governments dull and strong. States
dull and nominal: Tennessee's, s0I: new,
80. Virginia's, 10; new, so; consols, IS
deferred, 154. Louisiana's, 90; new, so.
Leyee's, so; s's, 10. Alabama's, 70; SIS.
90. Georgia's, 10; rs, SO. North Caro-
lina's, S3a; new, 10; special tax, II. South
Cardinals, 40; new, zig; April and octo-
Der, %.
BALTIMORE, January Virginia consols,
54a; registered, 81. West Virginia's, 15l.
Bids
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Az ALLEGED DEAF AND DUNE BIGAMIsT.-
IN the Hastings Court yesterday, in the case
of Thomas Robinson, a colored deaf-nute,
charged with bigamy, nolle proSeQul was
entered by the Commemorative attorney,
and the accused remanded to Jail to he rein.
dicted on Monday next.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BROKE HIS ARM.-Captain Campbell Law
son was passing along Broad street on Mon.
day night, when one of his crutches slipped
from under him and he was thrown to the
curbing, and in the fall broke his arm be-
tween the elbow and wrist. He was found
ny some OF the members of Company A,
Richmond Fire Department, and kindly
cared for by them, ,ya...l,7, q ,.,f'..'.'-' .
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RICHARD IRBY, Superintendent.

IT is SAID THAT EVERY EXTENSIVE .ADvEE-
TIsER has to pay very large sum tor experience
before he learns how TO invest his money judicious
ly. II would he better to entrlst the business to
responsible advertising agency like that Of GEORGE
p. HOWELL s Co, No. IL Park Row, New York
and thus gain the benefit OF experience without
cost. Contracts can be made with them as low us
with publishers direct.
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Wnsf,ington AGairs.

WASHINGTON, January THE Secretary
of War to-day sept in communication tt
the House in reply to resolution stating
that the cost of ship-canal from the Missis
sippi river near its mouth to deep water In
the Gulf of Mexico would be seven and O
half millions of dollars.
The interest due from the State Of Alt
bama on her bonded debt, both foreign aud
home, was paid in full yesterday In Lon
don and New York.
MIR. Mitchell, financial agent, and Treasurer
Bingham, have laid their monetary plans be-
fore the financial departments of the Govern
ment.
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LIFE UNDERWRITERS AssocIATIoN.-At a
meeting of this Association held Monday
afternoon in the office of General George +.
Pickett the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed committee to wait on the General
Assembly and to urge the passage of bill
for the formation of an insurance depart
ment in this State: General George L. Pick
EFT, Colonel w. c. Darlington, Captsin j.
Adair Pleasants, E. NJ. Alfriend, ESQ.,, and
T. w Rose
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THE MEAsLEs.-The measles was probably
never more prevalent in this city than at the
present time. 1t is, however, mostly in a
mild form, and we hear of very little fatality
amongst those whom 1t has attacked. The
average attendance in the public as well as
the private schools will be very much re-
duced in consequence Of it.
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The PHILHARMONIC CoNCERTs.-The Phil
harmonic Association are reearsing for the
grand concerts which they propose to give
some time during the present mouth. Next
week they have two rehearsals, ,-on Monday
and Thursday eveningS--but none this week.
The concerts will doubtless be very fine, as
they arc gotten up under the superior musi-
cal ability of Professor Leo. Wheat, who is
the director of the philharmonic.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, January Flour quiet, firm, and
unchnnged. Wheat quiet but trul; white choice
aud amber, 81 s2l5Gs:2i; fair 10 Rrime white, Egg
fair red, sl.7aGSLsa; red westerns, sl.7sgsi;so;
amber western, sl.o5@s:. Corn-whi.e and yellow
southern, 6ac. Oats quiet but firm southern Sogss2c
buoyant and strong. Pork, sla0sl3,5o. Bulk
meats-shoulders, 4!0}c: rlb-sdes, 5i@oStc;; clear
rib-sides Gt6DSSc Bacon-Sboulders, 5tc rib-sides,
7tc; clear rib-sdes, 7i@.c.; hams unchanged. Lard
Arm at 7f6Isc. Whiskcy nominal.
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THE FREE RAILROAD BILL.-The Com
mittee OIL Roads. to whom was referred the
free railroad bill offered by Major Sutherlin
on Saturday in the House, passed resolu-
ton at their last meeting sending copies of
this bill to the presidents of the various rail-
roads in the State asking their views on any
Objectionable features. should there be any.
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CALL AND SEE THE WALTHAM AND ELGIS
WATCHES, Gold Opera Chains, Lcontfncs, Chate-
lalncs, Necklaces, Gold Spertacles, Gold Thimbes,
Gold Pens, Gold Sleere-Buttors, Gold Studs, Gold
Lockets, Enamelled Lockets, and rich Jewclry and
Silver Goods and Opera-Glasses, ut c. GENNET's,
opDpsIte the DOst-ofiice.
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Arkansas Affairs.

LITTLE ROCK, January THE Legislature
is organized, and Baxter has been Inaugural.
ted Governor. His address was brief and
conservative in its tone. 1t was well re-
eeiyed by all parties. Both purtiesarc push
Ing matters before The Federal courts.
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DELAY OF FlREMEN.-Mayor Kelley has
issued an order inquiring into the cause of
the delay on the part Of the fre-engines in
reaching the scene Of confagration on Mon
day night, and also ordering the policemen
to note and report the exact time at which
all alarms are turned in, and the time of
arrival of the first engine.
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JOB PRINTNG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants, clerks Of courts, sherfls lawyers railroad,
steamship aud canal officers and agents, aud all Others
having orders for printing u the facilities offered al
tue DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of JON
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bl-Heads, I.etter-ueads, Programmes. Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bls, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills, Checks Drafts, &C., Sc.
SatiafocfIon guaranteed