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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the medical department, the session is of the same
ength the academic session, (nine months \ which
enables the students complete studies as
extensive as that OF any other medical institution in ue
Union, by attending only two lectures day. They have
moreover, the advantage of daily rigid on the
subjects discussed in the daily lectures.
Inc of the medical students are the same AZ
those OF other Students with the addition of dissectnp
fee of IS. e
VIM. S. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron, University of Virginia
July 29-2aw2mcp
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Georgetown College, ID. G.

Georgetown College, ID. G.
TIME classical OF this college will be on
l. Wednesday, the 18th of September The terms are as
lolows
Board tuition, stationery washing and mendng linen and
stockings, medical aid and medicine, per annum $500
For half boarders l2j
For day scholars so
Graduation fees 8
All charges must be paid hafyearly in advance No de-
ducuon VIII be made from quarter commenced. All let
iers business addressed the president or treasurer
must be post paid.
THOMAS ?. MULLEDY,
Aug 3I-6t President
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CLOVER HILL COAL.-Just arrived, {. cargo OF

GLOVER HILL COAL.-Just arrived, a cargo OF
~ this superior bituminous COAL which am now pre-
pared deliver to families reasonable price Persons
of this description of coal would do well call be-
purchasing elsewhere, as determined sell low
for cash.
Also, daily expected cargo of the Peach Mountain
thracite coal.
WIN. E. STUBBS,
18th street, Just below Penn. avenue, east side.
Aug. T-eod2w
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To Pursers and Surgeons Of the u. s. Navy.
TTIE subscribers have just received from London (made
order by of the first manufacturers) epauettes
for all grades, according the order OF the Navy
Department; also shoulder-saps (which they offer at the
lowest possible prices for cash
VIM. II. SM1 I'll q CO.
Aug. 7-1n* No. Maiden La lie, New York.
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A Card.
NEW WINE STORE, No. IS Chestnut STREET
IN JAMES BALrE, late OF the firm OF Gowen Jacobs 20,
respectfully announces that he has fitted up the NO
30 Chestnut street, few doors below Third street. and one
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, wine
Store where he will keep weelected stock OF the mos
approved varieties of wines, brandies, queuTs, London
brown stout, Scotch ale and the finest brands OF chooe
cigars, &c
Private gentlemen hotelkeepcrs, and others i'm the conh
try are invited call and examine his stock. Sept
MI s. E. JONES will reopen her school the first Mon
w day in September, at her residence on II between sm
and 10Th streets. Sept l--&'
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ID. PAINE 81 CO

CONTRACTORS AND MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES
Nv present the following magnificent scheme to the
w public, and invite their particular attention to It, II
the very best lottery before offered considering
price of tickets, which is only $50 $50 900 capital prize
and the lowest hree-nunbe ticket can draw is 81 600
SUSQUE1ANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No 49,
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore Oct a. I8l7 under
the superinicndence OF State lottery commissioners.
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NEW FALLGOODS,s such ms blankets, carpetings OIL
~ cloths, worsed damasks embroidered curtain mu'
ins watered moreen brocade dnmasks gilt rods and or
ments, white counerpanes, furniture dimys, cotton see
ings linen sheetings, damask tablecloths and napkins
huekabncks diapers, crash, bordered towels, table da
pers table and piano covers bed uckngs, pilowcase &
rabe articles, Just received and viii be sold cheap by
Aug. % T. IL. HOOE " co.
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IINOR RENT dweiling-house, and rooms suit"o'e
l. for oilces-A handsomely located three-story house.
Immediately west of Franklin Row, in complete order,
surrounded by trees, and having pump OF rsrate wafer
in the yard may be had application the subscriber
for $500 per annum.
Also, several spacious unfinished rooms, in the lare
building doors above Odd-Felows Hail. Seventh
street, suitable for offices. j. c. McKELDEN,
Sept 2-eod3t Seventh street
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Good washing may be had from IS to $40 for the $
sion.
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CARLTON HOUSE.

TIME proprietor of this establishment begs leave to inform
l. his friends and the public generally that his house,
having been thoroughly repaired and considerably en-
laged reopened for vsiters Monday, the 9Th of
June The whole of the ground floor has been included in
the hotel and the house has been newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout
The proprietor that in the Carlton will be found all
the and quiet of private house, together with the
living and attendance of fashionable hotel, and solicits
from his patrons continuance OF the favors hitherto be-
slowed pedging himself to his utmost endeayoTs TO
i've general satisfaction. PRESTON H. HODGES.
Ann
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DERsONS having claims against a balance due from
the Navy Department the estate of Peter 5. Doyle,
deceased a surgeons steward in the United States
vice. hereby notified present them mt the office OF the
Fourth Auditor of the Treasury within two months from
this date.
September 2, 1Sl7-3t
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LIST and I'd numbers $3.50 3d and 4tll $500 Nc
Tickets S20-halves Sl0-quarters S5-eightis So So
Certificates Of packages of 26 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 70 half do 40
Do do 70 quarter do 10
Do do 70 eighth do IS
All ORDERS by mail otherwise, for tickets shares or
packages, viii meet with prompt attention. Address
ID. PAINE ~ Co, Managers
sept S-2awdNc7w Baltimore, Md
l UPIs's COMMUNICATIONS received 20 pieces Lupinis
~ bombasins from the lowest the highest number
which viii be sold small advance importers prices
Sept 4-9if ID. CLAGETT az co,
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University OF VIRGINIA.

@fH EeHT w
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IL I'D GLOVEs.-Just received
N 80 dozen ladies' dark kid gloves
20 do do light do
10 do do white
20 do mems black do
20 do white and light do
62 do misses kid gloves
These goods of the best quality, and from importers
Sep. 4-3tif d. CLAGETT g. co.
{ HEAP Curtain Mnsiins-Jus received, 80 pieces
" curtain muslins, at l2h 49, and rs cents
Good articles, just imported.
Sept. 4-3tif ID. CLAGETT &c co.
MRS. PORTERs Seminary Young Ladies'
l'l The next term will commence Monday, Septem-
Der 18TH Session room, adjoining the FIRST Presbyterian
Church, "A street. Aug. 0-law3w'
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LXWYeR7s DIARY FOR is47

lust ruBLISHtD-Ths indispensable accompaniment
y 10 every Lawyers Office. containing iisi 81 ne new
Sheriff. ana elected In November last en- maoac
ana ,t OF suudys FOR the year l047 Masters and FNn
ners In Chsncsry sherifs Jury for the year ist' Com
mssonet- OF Deeds appointed by our Vo-erno, 20 %
ktass Comm ssioners TO tske tor o'h
States, Pubnc Noares and Commissioner OF Deris ~
he City OF Nsw.Yors; Rates OF Postage Foreign Son
suls, Banks and Insurance Companies IN me tiN.r ~
New York and Brook IN Elections IN The State OF New"
Yors, Corporation OF the City Of New-foIs eon,,s !"
the United slstes, State OF Nev.fort ana wy " i,s
Sors, Americsn Ministers at Foreign Courts Chafte
dAdsirss complete ist Of sl the LAWYERS m the Oy
New. orkiogeher win AL the usual Menofands tei'
4, 20 ,he d,d.rent courts Published aud for sale BY
- BELL GOULD Law Siaiionefs'
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ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. VI.
REWARD :.

cSnn REWARD .-WcCusRfOCEs PArsNr bASA
,cOUV Lo<S-The subscriber has placed Uue Of BIS pat
Bank Locks chest conixirlng i've hundred dollars
IN the Restingroo Of the Merchxn Exchange. and The
contained shall be the reward Of any person 10
shall pck the lock unlock u viii tie hey The keT vii
be loaned 70 al The u p cents per hour from
The time Il Is taken Until Il Is returned he ock ac1 key
DC unn1tsfed.
deposit Of dollars will be required security
but VIII BE refunded the OF the key ard payment
for its
VII Re entitled 10 the Of The KEY. for hmlef or rs
for tweay four hours Frss ty en,erng his name
and The name q The lock he mAnuf.cta-cs
TIE hey may be had Of Samuel W. Benedict no. Wall
Ct where lock OF precisely the ccnsTucron nay De
seen iiI sreodl. W Z WOODBRIDGE
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nunEs
- = =
THE ANNALIsT

A RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE N ne Shy
"A Of New.York edited by w. C. Robertson NJ y, rsl-
Low OF he College Of Physicians and Surgeons oil new
fort No 7 OF ais valuble Jounsl Is lust Issued
CONTENTS
l. Report Of the Chnicue Of The Colsge OF fhySoan'
and Surgeons.
II. Report 81 he New. York Hospital ,,.
III Report OF Obstero Practice, No By ffoL Shmon-
~ Bibogrs pbical Nouces.
y The Blush and Foreign Medical ReView-nom@o'
psthy. - -,
vi Edfoys Tabs-rroceedings Of Meeting for TIE es-
adjustment Of an Academy OF Meoicipe snd surge
New. Yoyk Hospital NOTICE. Academy OF Med'-
cine and Surgery" DANIEL ADEt,,
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IA Il. WOODBRIDGE's Psseni Sank and SAFE
w Lock received the highest premium ~ The lac Far
Of he American lnsgtne II 10 50 g. simple aud durable
Store Locks are made precisely The sane PLAZA and sod
price bal little higher han hat ofsw made eonrn0n
losk
AstsTs-S.nae W esnesiet, WslsL importer Of
wGea-s, and W. y. Seymour Co CkAfhxn-sS1sre
l. Red
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
sch, uoDe R,oards. ds I'm Chincotesgs. corn 70 II
q Ravens q, . g
sesr cornsBa Bawpus 30 I'm : Bedford oil =
Judd 4 Co. :, -. a.
70 Bret, vose 10 the a,e gale a xoniauk lost part
Of deck osd g..
sebr Muauis Taylor, I'm FreoereFstrrs corn 70 sou-
Ter * Brother. a.,
sehr OoTnslla Bls'rd ds I'm Wilmington. De-, eour
and corn 10 rngsier - ,.c
sehr wsshing,or, Forbes. 3 a. IN Washington NC
sehr Michigan. Tcrry , ds fn Baltimore -four 10
johnson & LOudeD.
schr Des2ach CorsoD. a. I'm BrsnayT-no corn
meal and -four 10 Hitchcock g. Nsrshai-
SAILED
Ships Ps.rick Henry. Liverpool Maria Louisa lbreH)
prenen Briy Sterling Srvaunah.
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nR. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY 10 re test IN
Dgse for coughs, coi1s hosrseness, he. and - well
kno~r that to-s require kny putting FOR sale A.
he rrnctpsi drug stores 10 his rty, Brooklyn aud
.hro1ghou; the United slateA
whoess;r Agents. Jas O. Aspinwsn, q VILLAINS and
Isr.sl Minor, "a Fzicrst
PrsSst sat sold wholesale snj rstsii ~ Jones,
Dr1Ef'H -. hoasios- scD11Fsl-sl a m TIT -
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- FOR sALE.-The House and Lot 2si Easi Broad

-. FOR SAIE.-The House and Lot 81 East Broad.
ID way IL y feet front and % feet deep, win tea
~ room or rear building containing arse and spacious
bath room and water closet The house Il very Perior
one finished IN the best manner tas marble man
teis hroug hout and mahogany doors and plated furniture
There are three stories and site snd Il In complete
order The o feet By las feet extending through 10
DivslOn-st On Division S. here Is stable and coach
house with accommodations FOR fonr horses and ree car
nares This building might tring c0st be converted
INTO store. 10 being business street Permission =
examine the premises sud farther inoTmahon may De oo-
tanned by sp0iying % - -
LAWRENCE, THlMBLE co IS Broad 81
II not previously disposed Of al private sale The asQye
described properly win be sold a. auction by ID. G. \ w
Pe Co TUESDAY the l2ih January next Al The Mer-
ctarfsl ErrLanta III II n-.Lnrk u nv
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BOOKS FOR HOLIDAYS.

BOOKS FOR HOLIDAYS.
A NNUALS AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS OF ne "a
tAnous kilds ard finest bindings.
Bibles and Prayer Books, bound In veiYei' morocco
esL &c. ell sizes and prces
the city.
0smes-interesting, amusing and Instructive
Persons purchasing books or presents viii ind a. com
pete be found IN The city 400 Pces
10 suit lhsrn At MARK IL. NEWMAN cos,
Hroa
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PAegENGERs ARRIVED

fA-9LNyLhS ANhI 7 r y - !, :.
IT, tfy Colfm5ta Jrors C.ayiss-oH--Aessrs CO "nzh'
2 w Jackson p wadc W Flanders .
IN ne ss.2 Maosa. Jfsrs Cus-5lev VIZ Andrews AF
shisLds and los ia the stserage.
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GEORGE HRoULARfUs' SON,

xN1OULD RESPECTFULLY inform his patrons, an1 NE
w obhe generally thst be has made extensive pItpafs
t,ors for the HOLIDAYS ard hes on hand Plan foho
cn,r.nt rpud and Plum Caei also. Scotch Cas-, New
year Gaze Cocoa M; DrOps, Nacsroons, and al me
varieties 81 cake snd pastries suitable Tor me sea
son wbich he ors o. cheap any In The market Cakes
ernsmen@d aui Psslrr- snpn ed al .noI- r--e-. OH w
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ilY ORDER q Wlniam N Mason, Supreme c

Dy ORDER OF William N. Mason, supreme Court
ID Commissioner notice Is hereby given that attach
neni has been issued against The estate Of smes H. Wells
az nonresident debtor and that The viii be sold for
The payment Of his debts unless he appear and discharge
such sachrnen according law within nine months from
tho first publication Of mi. notice and that the payment o.
any due him by residents his State, aud the dey
cry 10 him Tor his Of any property within his Stale
belonging 10 him. and the transfer u any property by him,
are forbidden By him and yod.-Daed Norwich N Y
Nov 10 1886 JOHN WAIT, Attorney
MA taseqrn For Attaching Creditor.
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r. NEW-YORk r.. rHgs4sszEHu
!. ..Yle=-=iNANp ERiE RAIL. ~ -. ..1ss

ROAD linz " inffT
frrangrpsnf-ro commence Monday, December TN -
For passengers each way daily texceps sundsys
Leave New York from the fo1s u Dusnsst al oe.ocs
A. N mr. Plernont Rsmap0, Monroe. Chester, Goshen
MddleioWn. Otisvie, and All the intermeiisls lsers
Leave Ou.ville sl7B A. NJ hiddeIownM 8, ooshez o.
81 aud Chester al g ~ A. VI. TOR New YOfk.
Fare between New YOrk and Otisville ~ 80.
Freight from New York will be received NJ the fool q
Duane a. on board the barges Samuel Marsh aud HsnJ
saydam Ir Of which will leave the city al ociocs
z NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Feiah Tor Neiy-HOrk viii be- tassn by the Train esy3s
Ousyi. al O'Clock A. NJ The above mentioned sfss
Jay. la each week Dec. I. tAia ~
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OF FICIAI.
LIST OF LETTERS.


.pyExrisED ~ TRE TsIsuEE By SPECIAL Ar1oiS7Nlsr'
5ls nd bs Il G7fA<T ersctsd,
Aud al Advertisements made under ne ofcert OF Ne
IN newsp2per or neSspepers OF IrlSo1s
5-ae Tor In any Post Ofcs sha - inserted IN tae p.
oT ospers n The Town where ne oe s1sershs
= ~ = .l,as,s5 i.7-i.g 4. ta,r.5' eircslao--
- frrp pei O5sl, Iour, Sa'i,d Asr6 }, lsiS.
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s0EOoL BOOKS,

HUNTINGTON Il SAVAGE, Publishers and boohse .-
x1ers 3is Pesrsi New-Yors have recently issusn ns
and vsry much proved editions Of the works on Naiua
Philosophy and Chemistry, ty Mrs - w; L. iheps ~
which hey respectfully .osi, me s,'enaon %
Cor. x he M mish,d for animation, application 70
,he oabli.hers For sale nv booksellers generally jy
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feoal Notices.

NOTICE . TuPsyers-con,rolers ochce, srcok.
Nlyu. November liza. lstPursusni % an Act OF The
LegfAigre e1sLed An Act relative 10 Tie cOiec.01 Of
Taxes n The ely u Brooklyn snd foe oh-r purposes,
passed ApE lsth. 1881 Notice Ia hereby Tat lie
Assessment Rolls for TsIes Tor he creni yesr hs ths
csy been delivered 20 the Controller or ne city q Brook
lyn ard hat from eli which sAs be psd he said
Controller within hirsy days from the ds.e hsreof de.
ductor - Three per wHbe made ard thar nom al
Which shall BE paid amer - expiration OF he said
thirty days ard within siyy days from sad Gate dedue
Ton q Two per cent Ill. be made ant hat % ADJ Nef
A- Fssr Tuesday In January neyL One per cent will %
add % s taxes hen remaining unpaid and Asi 90 Ne
THiSD Tuescsg % January rext he sad Controller III
deliver the Collectors % The city % Brooklyn the
said Assessment Rolls together with ne vsrsnts thereto
annexed directing them 70 proceed with regard 10 Tie IN
pSi5 taxes u The manner directed By law.
The Controller would respectfully rrcuss, those " no In
tend 10 avail themselves q he provisions OF The Aci refer
raj 70 n he above notice % Inform him thereof scon a
praecsb@ that their bills may be N readiness a. 10
prevent teay when hey may be prepared 10 pay Iheir
lsxes
In compllsnre with resolution Of ths Mayor Nnd Com,
m1u Council NOTICE . herrb5 farther RiTra hN the
Controller will receive taxes u 20 oaic- GA re Cay
Bindings FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL O'CLOCK
P VI. All ~ 10 oth-r hours A n. OSBORN.
n -fnf-u lIufrnilar
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CD FARM FOR SALE consisting o. sixty. ARES, be-

Sd FARM FOX ~AiI consisting % sixty hrree, De-
longing the estate n the ia- Capt Joseph 6rifhs
- deceased, heaufiiuly situated near Williams brcge,
Wesfchestsr County " Y ard within iu minutes Walk Of
the Railroad The location u not surpassed BY any I'M the
county surrounded a sides By good roads ans sdon-
ng the country OF Capt spencer and James Adee
ESQ The land u first rate c0uiiuon The lots well dvi
dei with s.one fence and above sN acres superorwood
land The barns and Outholses IN complete order h1y
ing suit about with CRIB and
yon The eing house has been recently repaired
and modernized, ana b 10 every respect comfortable
dwelling.
There 90 the premises good apple bearing VI hard,
consisting OF tetve three snd four hundred pear
peach and cherry good vegetable and towrf gar
den and the whole wrli waierrl.
To person wishing snug retired spot possessing All
he fa-ues Ut coming snd from The city 81 ra-ufe, by
railroad few such opp0r cities offer pau 90 TIE pur
chase money may remain bond and mortgage 90 SIX per
cent uavatia semi annually It xpeciet person VIII
purchase without viewing ne premises
FOR partculsrs apply 10 JOSEPH r GRlFFiTHs, No.
Ill ceconfsf John ALLAN. 40. ID hAnleH aer-st og
90 Ms 0RIFFlTHs. on tlr preris q ="
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py ORDER OF the

by ORDER 81 the Honorable Daniel 2. lngrahain,
ID Associate Judge Of he Newfork Court Of Common
Pleas notice hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions ~
the authorizing attachments sgainst atscoudngi
concealed and nonresident debtors a an stiaohnenthss
Issued Hg8nst the estate Of Thomas H. smith, resident ~
the state 81 Pennsy wanna aai that The sans VII be sod
ior th, payment 81 bis dets unless he appear and dis
-hil gr such attachment according 10 law, "ihn nns
month. from tho first publication ~ this notice and That
the payment any debts due him by residents Of his
state delivery him Tor his use Of any proper
ty within this State belonging 10 hun and the transfer Of any
such proDeriy By him forbidden by law, and void
Da,ei the lIs day Of J1ly 1876 r.. ". CHESTER
AMI leyyqm Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor.
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p WEBB7s FANCY BAKERY

I05 pfvIsIos ST. rLHsYORk
CAKES ICED AND ORNAMfNTHD 10 every siyie.
OOrders received and pUnctuely attended TO- farues
gu Piled with Ice Cresin Jelies, Pyramids, Pound,
Sponge Lady Fingers CocoaDui Drops and all kinds OF
Confectionery. nIo lrn
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RY 0RDER % caassII. saPTs@s coaf cola@I..

DN ORDER u ; Caldwell Supreme Court CoInmis
ID -iOner, notice IL hereby given that attachment hs
i.sued against the estate Of Ethan Paul now reside ~
debtor AMI that the will be sold for the payment VI
cots unless he appear ana discharge such attachment
-rding aw within uine months from he hrsi publ
cation Of his notice and that he payment " any debts
due him By residents Of Ibis STATE, and The delivery 10
him for his Of any property within the state belong
ng him. and the iransfer Of any such properly " hm
GEORGE TRUsCOTT, Jr
n2Q f.ysqu Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor
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Lit u Letters Remaining in the y. 7. Pest 0fcei
Saturday, January 9:
IL. rl,as rsa,loa tie pATr ef TIE III "a eAies ~
..s..~,l..s LADIES' LIST.

80 al 1flTfffHs
Armstrong, Mrs r
Aver, Mis- 5oph On.s :
An ID, Mrs 8 : L
Atwood, Mis- Csrolire
Atkins. KneliDe
49, ermsn, Misc L1crszi9
slnstts. Ma
Adele. Mss iIssssls
Ulake, 1Irs Jane
Dzrgh. Mrs kOsens {
psilsv yiss Ellen ID
Ravaro 8iss ROrzsinta I
Bsrks. Mrs 81 san
BELL, Misc Nsry an
Derrv. Mss Errms
Seau-, tEnzstefh
Bivins. Misc kl.-t
Bishop Mia ChETicot
Brown, Mrs John
Bovc Mrs EAzs
Boldly. Mrs
Bro7n. Mrs Enzs
Bornes { siherpe
Burton, Mrs Msry A
Butler, Miss HarrlstA
Guns. Miss julia ?
BuckeAD, Mis- Mary "
Chapman, Mrs q
Campbell, Hiss 1t.ey
Czmpben, Miss Elylrs
Campbell. Miss Mary
Cspiysn, Debofch
Csriy, Biss Mar
CsfsTy. Mar
Clsy, M.ss Catherine
Css Mics Caroline L
Care. Mrs Julia
Carter. Mrs e Burrc1-sD
Carroll, Sarah
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Chase, Mary Ei.zsfeu
Cherfey, lir8 NelcL
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Cuts. Miss Asabeiie
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Coughlin, Catherine
Cohen, Mlss Fugenia
Counoiiey, Miss Margaret
Cnnnirghsrn Miss lane
DaTid, Mrs julia
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Davidge, Mrs Catherine
Dave. Miss Virgins
Drresgli, Mrs Caroline
Dc Fsne, Mrs Caroline
DenhAa, Mica Sarah
Deh0n, Mar
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Dinnin. Mary
Doncneiy Hargarst
Doherly, Sarah D
DoogDert, Misses
Dunning, Mrs Eliza
Dunn. Mise Judy
Duhary, Mary
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Drummer, Mrs
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Erks, Miss Eliza
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Egan, Catherine Mis-
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Fletcher. Mics Flira
Foster, Mrs
Frost, Miss Maria
Frz patrick, Miss Catherine
Flynn. Mics Catherine
Furman, julia
Graham, Miss Alice
Graham. MisS laneiia
Graham, Mrs
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Gahagsn. Miss Caroline A.
Gardner, Mrs Sarah a
Gellon, Miss Elizabeth
Grfhth, Miss Jane l.
Gibby. Miss Caroline a
3iblsu, El'inor
Gwynn. Miss Elizabeth
Gondrecoyend, Mrs A d
Butiefson. Mrs Maria
Hnrkin, Hnnn0rd
HAL, Mary a
HAYNES, Miss A Cary
Harris, Ms Caroline
Harding Miss ErmG
Harris. Mis-. 2 A
Hamilton. Mrs Robert
Hal, Mrs Eliza
IfGydon, Nrs Lew
Hewitt, Mrs NJ Z
H.nrie,ie, Mis-
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Hinkev, Miss Amanda
Iligarfv. Marry
HIS, Miss Clara
Uoyi, Mr. Lucina
Horton. Abigail
Humphreys, Mrs Maria
Hubheli, Mrs Ann Eliza
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Hogg, Miss ~
Jones, Miss Jane
Johnson, Mrs HANNAH
judah. Mrs Elizabeth
Jackson, Mrs Ann
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Kelley, Miss Agnes