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have charge OF any boy. and I declined to
bind him. Last week she said she had got
q good home for him, and, knowing the
gentleman well, Iwrote note to Mr.. Gill,
by her, telling him to take the boy to the
place at once. He did so. hut the gentleman
said he was not at that time prepared to take
him. In neither OF these instances, though
some time after the severe whipping COM
planned Of, did Mrs. West say one word
about 'ill-treatnlent, but said Clnrence was
large enough to 90 to q trade; in which /
concurred. e'-.-<s
2. Mrs. Mayo Zone Of Mrs. Vests wit
nesses, and the principal one) stated that
she had boy in the asylum last year, and
when he was sick she was sent for to nurse
him, and continued to do SO till he died !;
that her son was well cared for in every re-
spect.
3. The Judge did not say the asylum was
" mismanaged." On the contrary, he said
it was in proper hands, but told the super
inteEdent that hereafter he must allow no
subordinate to punish boy, as it was ex-
pressly forbidden by the printed regula-
tions OF the asylum.
4. It was proved that Clarence was well
behaved at Sabbath school, but at the asy
lum be was often stubborn and very hard to
manage. The stcricketn which was said
to have been thrown at him on one occa-
sion, tanning him for three or four days, was
only an empty cigar-box, two sides gone.
5. Judge Christian did not order the pre-
sident to bind the boy to Mr.. Flournoy, but
expressly stated that he had no such au-
thority-that it was entirely in the hands Of
the asylum Since the trial, am sorry to
find that Dir. Flournoy does not want .Cla-
renee. We are anxious to put out all boys
of his age, il they are sufficiently advanced
in their studies.
On more than one OCCASION, in my annual
reports, published in the Dispatch, have
invited suggestions, and complaints too, il
there were any to be made, promising a
prompt investigation.
There is in some minds prejudice against
those who have the management Of or
phans, founded. it may be, upon the help
less condition OF this class and the natural
sympathy which attaches to them but
little reflection should convince all that in
the selections of officers the managers look
especially to moral fitness; that the mere
suspicion Of inhumanity would he fatal to
ones claims. W. W. PARKER,
President Male Orphan Society.
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The Public Schools---Clostn. Exer.
ctSes. Final Examinations. tSc. Il

knc Public SCh0OlS~--ClOStna Exer.
ciSes. Final Examinations. DE.
On Monday will commence the closing
exercises and distribution of medals and
awards to the proficient pupils in the pub
c.schoois. 1t Is a most interesting period
to hundreds, nay thousands, Of parents and
children-white and black-and they have
been at work preparing for the closing
work with great assiduity. The dry-goods
and shoe merchants generally reap a har-
vest at this season from sales OF white mus
lin, white kid. slippers, and other adorn-
ments for the female form. a
The following is the programme for the
public examinations:
On Wednesday, June 9Th. apubIic exami-
nation will be held in each of the colored
schools.
On Thursday, June 9th, public exami-
nation will be held in each OF the white
schools. @
The examination to be conducted by the
teachers.
The parents and friends OF the pupils are
invited.
Public examinations will begin promptly
at 10 A. NJ. and close at p. NJ.
The closing exercises and distribution of
medals and diplomas will take place as fol-
lows:
At Third:street Methodist church: Baker
School, Monday, June 10, at 10 a. NJ.
At Ebenezer church: Navy-Hill School,
Monday, June 10. at4 Pm.
At Virginia Opera-H House: Richmond
Golored Normal School, Monday, June 10,
at 81 p. M. ssssf y, 4. s.1.-.-.
At First African church: Valley School,
Tuesday, June H., ut 10 A. NJ.
At Richmond Theatre: Madison School
Tuesday. June 18th, al 4 ?. NJ; Bellevue
School, Wednesday, June 18th, at 10 A. NJ. ;
Bethel School. Wednesday, June 18th, at
p. NJ; Richmond High-School, Wednes-
day, June 18th, at So P. NJ. Leigh School,
Thursday, June 18th, at 10 A. NJ; Clay
School, Thursday, June 18th, at 4 ?. NJ.
Central School, Friday, June 14th, at 10
A. NJ.
Visitors will be required to present cards
Of admission TO the closing exercises.
Cards OF invitation have been issued, each
card admitting one person only. The cards
are not intended for the admission Of chill.
dren, and none will be admitted to the eXer-
cises except those taking. part.
The work OF the final eXaminationfor pro-
motion OF the pupils in the public schools
was completed yesterday. The interest
manifested by the pupils in these examina-
tions may be judged by the large percentage
of attendance given below:
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THE THEATRE LAST N1GuT.-Tbe play Of

THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-The play of
Red Riding Hood was presented at the
Theatre last night to an audience which was
quite small, but would have been much
larger but for the rain. Mr.. W. X. Ogden
took the part Of Duke Ravensburg and the
Wolf; Miss Mary Becher, Queen Of the Fai-
ries; Miss Phillis Doran, Mother OF Red
Riding Hood; Frank Antilotti, leader of
the Demons: and Miss Alice Hamilton,
Red Riding Hood. The children acting as
fairies we've mostly pupils of the Misses
Webster in music, and OF Professor Minor
in dancing. In the fifth act Miss Fleming
sang the song, ''Perished in the Snow"
The entertainment was q pleasant one, and
gave great satisfa ction, especially to the
relatives and immediate friends OF those
taking part. There will be matinee Sat-
urday.
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, from which point elegant coaches run regu-
larry over good road through beautiful and pie
turesque country. The Improvements are entirely
the most comfortable accommodations. The prin-
cipal hotel, in addition to Parlors, Dintng-Room,
chambers, all newly furnished with gas and electric
bells in each l,he only suminer resort IN virginia
modations. Post ana telegraph-ofees In the hotel.
Two daily mail; from all points. In addition 10 the
Alnm waters, whose medicinal qualities are too well
known specially refer to, there Is the grounds
one of the strongest and best Sprtngs IN
the country, which Is direct and pot1erluL tonic
For further particulars, terms. TO-, address by
letter JOSEPH n. WOODWAkD,
INV 24-eod2m Manager at tho Springs.
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THE CENTENARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE CENTENARY EXCURsIoNs.-To-mo
row the excursion to Old Point, Norfolk,
and Portsmouth, under the auspices OF the
ladies OF the Centenary church, will be
made. All who desire real pleasant trip
under the supervision OF most capable
management should avail themselves of this
opportunity. Ladies who have no escort
can 60 with the utmost propriety, since
they will be chaperoned by committee Of
ladies especially appointed for that purpose.
A moonlight excursion will be given on
the evening of Wednesday the 18th instant
by the same ladies. The steamer Ariel has
been chartered, and the excursion will be
made down the river, returning the same
night
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! BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The July meeting
OF the Executive Committee Of the State
| Agricultural Society win be held ct the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. 4 e
An excursion TO Petersburg, under the
auspices OF the General Temperance Com
mittee OF Richmond, will take place Whit
Monday, which Is memorial day: in the
| former city. 71
The bathing season has opened in earnest,
and the islands OF the James were crowded
with delighted bathcrs yesterday.
The beautiful flower-gardens in and
around the city are resorted to every eve
ming. The beauty and fragrance there met
with passes description.
The%American schooner Frank. Captain
Mauhall, from Kempt, n. S., with cargo
OF lump-plaster consigned to Davenport &
Morris, entered at the custom-house yester-
day.
A small supply of very small June-apples
made their appearance in the markets yes
terday.
The following criminals were received at
the penitentiary yesterday: Jeter Pride,
from Cumberland county, three years, for
house-breaking'; Monroe Atchison, from
Fairfax county, three years, for stealing
an OK.
Ralph Bingham, the "Boy Orator." is
holding forth in Norfolk.
The city hands were engaged yesterday in
digging up the road-bed on Marshall street
between Sixth and Seventh streets prepara-
tory to macadamizing it.
The British bark Traveller, Penfield mas
ter. cleared yesterday for Rio, lie Janeiro
with $3.50 barrels Of flour, shipped by Dun
lop& McCance.
Business was brisk on Change yesterday.
Fancy leaf brought good prices. The high
est price reported was SOL, by James B..
Pace. One package was taken in at S59.50.
The prices were the best OF the season.
The collections of United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to $7,TS1.43.
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EusTISGs COURT, YEsTERDAy.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday W. II. Craven,
charged with forging the name OF j. l..
Craven, pleaded guilty, and was sent to the
penitentiary for three years.
r, P. Murdock, charged with assaulting
Frank Washington, was found guilty Of
unlawful assault. Sent to jail for thirty
days and fined $25.
Anna Brown, charged with breaking into
the house OF Elizabeth NJ. Hughes in the
nighttime and stealing various articles OF
wearing apparel, was found guilty and sent
to Jail for three months.
Charles Nelson (who has spent the last
nine years in iail, charged with entering
the house Of D. Meoni and stealing various
articles, was acquitted. he was, however,
remanded to the Police Justice for trial for
another offence.
Adjourned until this. morning at II
O'Clock.
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99-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
e9-CENT STORE:

DECEIVED AT THE
o9-CENT STORE:
Another invoice Of LADIES' FOXED CATERS
fall sizes from TO 81, also of LOW-B UTTON
SHOES and NEWPORT TIES (sizes. 2 to ~;
HANDSOME VASES al 99c. pair;
TOLET-SETS to match at 99c. 4 set;
A full assortment of BASKETS-SIarkct, Lunch,
Sea-Grass, Palm, French Market, Nursery, &c.
Q crates WASn-BOWLS and PITCHERS selling at
99c. pair;
A beautiful line of MOTTO-CUPS, MOUSTACHE-
CUPS, PLATE, CUP, and SAUCER, at 99c;
Also 4 fine liuc of CUPS and SAUCERS at 50c.;
More Of those handsome BRONZE and LAVA
CARD-RECEIVERS;
15OLARGE EDoUBLE-FACED COUNTERPANEs
at 99c.;
10 cases of MEMS and BOYS HATS at 99c.-all
styles: colors, black, brown gray, drab, blue, &C..
A beautiful line Of DOLLS-both Wax and lnde-
destructablc-at soc. aDd 90s. We have few
soiled ones that we will sell very cheap; ..
9 cases of MEMS BROGANS at 99c. pair.
Send for catalogue. We mail them free to any
address. .... w. A. STEVENS,
my3O sos Broad street.
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AMONG the visitors to the Tobacco Elk.
change yesterday were J.E. Orr, A. ;Zim.
calday, New York; S. M. Pryor, Balti.
more; T. j. Corbin, Danyille; q. w. Spi'
Ger, Petersburg; w. W. Mayo, Nelson; j.
81. Sheppard, Albermarle; G. A. Atkinson.
Louisa; 3; y, stratton, Gordonsyiie,;
Prince Edward; w. b. Wormley, King
William; B. BurweII, PoWhatan; William
Irvine, sheibYYille, KY; III. s. Leake,
Henrico; j. a. Snead, Fiuvanna; and w.
r. shenanlt, Farmville.
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POLICE CoURT.-Justice White had a long
but an unimportant docket yesterday.
Lewis Killing (colored) was sent on to
the grand jury on 4 charge OF feloniously
assaulting and cutting Loyal Clark with a
razor.
Washington Webb {colore0 was fined So
for being drunk and dsorderly in the pub
lie streets. .@.s.
Fred. Wallbauer was fined S. for cruelty
to his horse on the public streets.
Henderson Morris and Charles Courtney
were fined $3.50 each for selling fish on the
streets without license.
A number OF unimportant cases were
dismissed.
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MASONIC ELECTIoN.-The following Off
GERS were elected by Richmond Lodge, No.
10. at meeting held last evening, for the
ensuing twelve months: George L. Bid
good, master; Charles NJ. Branch, senior
Warden; William III. Wooddy, junior war
den; Henry Bodeker, treasurer; James E.
Riddick, secretary Qhe twenty-fourth time)
J. J. Wright, senior deacon; William 7.
Mosby, junior deacon; Thomas Angel, ii.
ler; w. r. Granger, Fred. II. Williams, w.
Bat. Riddick, George w. Early, stewards.
They will be duly installed on st. Johns
day
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Rude Behauior.-There was complaint Of
sorf1e very rude behavior on the part Of
some boys at the evening Sabbath school at
LyceGm Hall last Sunday. 1t is not be-
lieycd that the scholars were attached to
that school, but came from the vicinity. II
the conduct,is, repeated the boys will be re-
ported to the police, and the punishment
for disturbing religious worship is heavy
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Case Continued Monday night, James
A. Puckett, one OF the watchmen in the
Richmond and Danvlle railroad yards, ar
rested q colored man named AleXan der
Davis, charged with having in his posses
sion cask OF gin supposed to have been
stolen. He was brought before Mayor
Clarke yesterday morning, and the case
continued until this morning. 1t was SUBJ
sequently ascerta ined that the gin was stolen
from the store of John Young, on the
corner OF Fourt eenth and Railroad streets
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Il Correction.-In yesterdays Dispatch
it was stated that the weayers at the ole
mill objected to n reduction OF two cents on
the hundred pounds. 1t was written two
cents on the cut, and not cwt. (hundred
weight), as mistaken by the printer.
The Marshall Mills have concluded to
make no reduction at present, but it is not
believed that there will be any further
trouble, and that the old mill will continue
to work as per the last contract. Every,
thing was at work yesterday.
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The Repair Of the Dam.-Mr. james
Netherwood, the contractor, expects very
soon to comm ence the work Of repairing
the dam at the headgates. A temporary
track has been run from the Danvile rail-
road yard to the river bank for the purpose
OF conveying the necessary material. Mr..
Netherwood intends making job that will
be permanent, and an improvement on any
work yet put on the dam.
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Rev. Dr.. JOSEPH s. KEY, pastor OF ST. Paul's
church, Columbus, Ga, writes: I'VE gave Or.
hoFFETT's TEETHISA (TsethtnJ Poioders) to
our ltIe grandcnild with The bappiest results. The
effects were almost magica and certainly more sat-
isfactory than from anything we ever used.H Al
druggists keep TEETuINA..;rsa .s
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ICE.CREAM.
TCE-CREAM. ICE-CREAM!

The best quality OF pure ICE-CKEAM. and fla
tgteG with the juice OF .he fruit, such LEMON,
ORANGE- STRAWBERRY, and PINEAPPLE,
a. sss9 CHOCOLATE and VANILLA, Is furnished at
=. IlMnER'S Steam lee Cream Factory 10 families
@lu festivals IN any quantity. At short notice.
,,tIQAMITrEgSA AND MANAGERS OF FESTI-
sALS AND EXCURSIONS will save money by
eaManY ON me for their supplies. , s- yy4s,. !.
sPkClAL PRICES win be made to Church and
saboay~Schooi Fairs or Pte-ntcs. 1.is8.
charge. 's- '1'
sasssnt to Furnish tho same rich cream 10 large
9us1nshies G., ZIM1SER,
NS-iw 1886 Main strcst.
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FEsTIvAL.-The First English Lutheran
Church festival, On Seventh street near
Grace, offers most tempting bill OF fare at
restaurant prices. Visitors receive the most
polite attention, without being importuned
to purchase. Excellent music enivens the
occasion. Everybody who feels an interest
in the cause will encourage by their pres
ence 50 worthy an object.
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JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Judge Wexford has granted charter to
John L. Bacon. E. o. N0lting, Fl. i. G.
Baskervil, Frederick r. Scott, Edward
Cohen, and Frank D. H;l. of Richmond,
and George a. Crocker, David S. Esgle.
ston, J. S. Kennedy. James A. Burden, and
Edward Cooper, OF New York, to form a
joint stock company under the name Of the
James-Riyer Manufacturing Company, to
raise iron ores and smelt the same, and
TO make iron, steel, and wood fabrics. The
company is authorized to have capital
stock OF not less than S50,000, nor more
than S1,000,000. .....
The principal Office is to be kept in Rich
mond, where they propose to set up an iron
foundry, rolling-mills, machine-shops, and
car-shops.
The officers are John L. Bacon, president,
and E. o. Noting, f. r. Scott, Edward
Cohen, f. D. Hill, II. E. c. Baskeryiil,
George A. Crocker, James A. Burden, and
Edward Cooper, directors.
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The lEabeas-Corpus Case before Judge
Christian on Saturday Last, In Case
of Clarence West, an Orphan from
the Asylum.
RICHMOND, June 8, 1878.

RICHMOND, June 8, 1878.
!, Editors Dispatch: Permit me to correct
several errors in the account of the hd6edS-
corpus case reported in your issue OF this
date. Had your reporter been present no
such seq parte" statement would have
been made. A pretty good summary OF the
evidence against the asylum is given, but
not word in its defence, though we had
five witnesses examined.
!. 1t was proved that Mrs. West had had
two sons in the asylum for seven years, and
never before complained OF bad treatment,
but often expressed her gratitude for our
care of the boys; and whenever they ran
away, us they sometimes did, she promptly
returned them to the asylum. Lately she
has been anxious to have this SON so to o
trade, so he might board with her. Some
weeks ago: she wished him bound to q man
too well known at police headquarters to
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Fishing Party.-A large number Of gen.
tlemen went down to Falling creek yester-
day on fishing excursion. They were
armed and equipped as the law directs, and
expected to return heavily laden with fine
specimens OF the tnny tribe.
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TALWELL HOUSE,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.

Two thousand feet above sea-lsyel. Capacity, 100
guests. Mineral springs OF many varieties on and
adjacent to the grounds; also. two immense bath
houses for the OF the guests. The water has an
unvaryipg temperature of 62o Fahrenheit, and by
analysis found similar to the Hot Springs Ct Arkan
sas. Open entire year. Board: $3.50 per day, $40
per week, $50 per month. For further particulars
address j. H. OTEY CARY, Proprietor
Descriptive pamphlets to he bad OF Purcell, Ladd
s Co.. or on application to the proprietor
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HAVE ASALYZED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand OF "B-SELEcT,n controlled by
Messrs. WALTER d. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond,
Va, and find it FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J. B. MCCAw, M. D..
late Professor of Chemistry
Medical College of Virginia
January a. 1872
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Busy TINES AT CLAREMONT.-There has
arrived at Slew Point, James river, the ship
John Barbour, nine hundred and twenty
one tons registered, chartered by Messrs.
Wolff & Reesing, OF New York, who have a
contract for oak-ties and timber for Ger
many, being obtained under the supervi-
sion OF Captain Edward Reomer, former
officer of the Prussian Government. The
lumber is furnished by Msssrs. Sheppard &
Dill, Of this city, who have seven saw-mills
and about one hundred and fifty men ard one
hundred mules and oXeneemployed on the
work. They are prepared to furnish daily
from ten to twelve hundred ties, and to
load the ships in succession as fast as they
arrive. The Government contractor in
Germany is represented by S. Krauss, Esq,
his brother, who is now and will remain at
Claremont, the guest of Mr.. Dill. He at
tends to the reception OF the ties as they go
on board. Captain Holbrook. master OF the
ship John Barbour, is now in our city pur-
chasing stores.
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Fined for Com mitting q Nuisance.-
Elisha Bailey was yesterday fined So by
Mayor Clarke for violation Of the city ordi-
nances in burying a dead hog within the
corporate limits.
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THE HOLLYWOOD ADDITION. The ground
west OF Hollywood Cemetery, contiguous
to the canal, recently added by purchase to
the cemetery, has been quite handsomely
laid OIL and several avenues and roads made
through it. The improvements have ad-
vanced so far that sections there will now
be sold. West Hollywood is beautifully
situated. The land is high and dry, and
splendid views Of the city and surrounding
country may be had from several points. 1t
is reached by way of the loyeliest avenues
Of Hollywood.
Hollywood never looked better than it
does now. The trees are in fullest and
greenest foliage, the flowers have their finest
bloom and escape from the glare OF the sun,
never more desirable than in these early
days of summer. The company contem-
plate naming and pacarding the principal
avenues and roads for the greater conve-
nience OF the public. That will be an i'm
provement which will be generally appre-
ciated. AS to the greater part OF the grounds,
it is impossible now to direct person where
to look for grave.
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BUY 1oUR MATT1Nas of d: & f.. MITrEL-
DonFEE ,s

THE PRICE Of photographs has been reduced ut
AEpERsoN's GALLERY, 913 Main street. The ex-
fraordinsiy facilities Of this gallery win enable its
patrons TO obtain really rst-class pictures mode
rate charges. go. $50 .l - -G%3 .t3 ~
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and East Gull States, higher
pressure, warm southwesterly winds. Yeer-
ing to cooler northwest and northeast,
partly cloudy weather, and rain-areas.
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling
followed by rising barometer, warm south
westerly winds, yeering to cooler west and
north, and rain-areas, generally succeeded
by clear or partly cloudy weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm during the day. In the evening it
was cooler and rainy, with a thunder storm
about O'Clock.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, 8S;
3 A. NJ, Sc; noon, 81; P. NJ, 50; p.
A., So midnight, SO.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-The Church Hill fremen
were called out between s and 8 o'clock last
evening, caused by the partial burning OF q
bed at the corner OF TWenty.sixth and Clay
streets. Damage trifing.
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N. ELLYsoN i CO.. advertising agents, ,nsert I'D.
yertisements in all of the newspapers of the United
Staes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
ton.