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s.ss ktv,r BnildiRs and Mutual Leau
Ssscl !, secssd gular meeting ths above
MN I'll MI Dc es A. Tnahan Hall. Ne ss3 Grand
SaS ss9sesdso EVENING. Aprii7. 1853, 1t n
Mn. Inc sacs,sss Of the Association 10 such thai
sH1s-,sw ha 20 enabled TO oisr a number Of sharss
eevsrA able und eloquent speakers will
ASS .sesme, ara explain the principles and advan-
San.ssSsn,Neo isen thssn Associations The pubic
- 6SSay ausee 70 sf,ssd Seats reserved for L.
Sus nS re psrlsala,y requested To cali a, the o.
SAorsks ~ ~ ~. New fork. and pay their dues be-
= RI Dr. ssetins, to avoid confusion The Once.
Sssk.1,s,s ~, opss dads FROM II AM u PM,
vaa vri IL MI - received. sad all asssssszy In
w. "ssos VAL be sssrlsd 10 "a fcy sh.res ~
yssSgtAr NvvCOMa. Pfes,dcnt.
ss S4tl h. Wee Pyss;Ness
&,sS ;-,," - y. sosb1A Assk. vice-p.-es
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CERVANTS.-A great variety OF web.
- selected ssrvants suitable for private Iousss ~
hosels are now wanting employ.sss q y mA 49,
Yearlr subscripton 50 cents otherwise - esse Mss
pains viii be spared 70 render sat,sfacson aIwsys
han
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0CHUBERTH g. CO., Music Depot.
SNo ~ Bre.d. r:sas.s the P RSSs i 70
hen immense stock Of Mu,c ,or an orch estrs
ETC. s..y ioI yssso s., .sS s ssoss worth
vlfi premptnass.
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= OOO COPIES in ONE WEEK. -
OsOOO Mrs Harriet Beecher Stoves great work.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, OF LIFE AMONG THE
LOVELY. The first edition Of this thrilling work. the
greatest Of the kind which has appeared from the Amer
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second edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND COPIES
Is Just issued, and for sale in the principal bookstores
and BY Travelling Agents. II 10 alphabetically
THE STORY OF THE AGE.
For power of description and thrilling delineation Of
character It is unvaied In vols 2 with six
elegant illustrations Price in paper 81 in cloth 81 50
cloth, gilt, Sc.
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ECOND EDITION Of Mrs. SIGUUH.
SNEY'S NEW BOOK Nov resds.
EXAMPLES OF LIsE AND DEATH. by ME
T " s,gouTnev vol limo. Price, rs cents.
FOURTEENTH THOUSAND.
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On 70 WstsrIoo Nv i T Headlsv. vol. l2mo. -
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IS-The Village Homestead Loan and Savings
Fund Association wlu hold Public Meeting at No.
Is7 GIaro a. On WEDNESDAY EVENING April At
n O'clock The object of this Association 10 to provi 10
land for Vlase and loan money on easy terms to its
members 10 build thereon 20 to provide safe and prof
liable for ANAL savage Sha % Sl0o monthly
payment S2 entrance fee SO cents Prospsctsses, and
Articles ~ Association to be mad gratis of the Secretary,
at the ofice, No. lz9 William. 1t
= w A. KENT, President.
n. ]. REEVES, V. President.
I. NJ. HALPIN, Sec'y
hi n O'{yokMAN
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OCHOLASTIC.-A married man, who
- taught for many years two Of tbs first private e.
.sbishments in New York sad BROOKLYN. wishes 70 oom
nubaie or private where his services viii - fang remo
rsratsd No healthy locality in New Yerk OF any tsS
r. r. W. Papes, Myts-av, East Brooklyn, New faik.
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n The Fugitive Slave Law Those ei1 ~ Ws "a
- y.1k who are opposed 70 the kidnao1isg "a s
~, go or n Law and who wish the ini4noue p,v .sd
- IN The tate case Of me man PRESTON iay ay CO.
~ msaas tsksn 10 prevent yner repeuioh ~ rS T,S
- ctru,ly requested call at the ONCE VI fr
- or Erenng Post AID sign ther nsnss 70 ar slss
Mns ssting 70 be held in meHo2ohtan n"N'
AZ AN day.
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~ Nsdee.-fIRer KNICKERBOCKER BUILD
ara AsscCIATiON-Ths third regular meeting for the
ps,nent OF suss viii be hsld MONDAY EVENING,
npns ~ socses in HAIL cor 2sd- and
ne Esmosrs viii bear mind that great savnS
me once o. ne SsSIstaI No 1853 9th during this week.
TEicSmE beDEE. President.
JAMES 4. DEL VECCHfO, Vice Precedent.
~ MAppEks6kcrstsIy
W Remember that the nrst PubIie MeetIns
ofIAE ISLAND CITY suILDiNo issoCf ATfS IN WI
tss. pho the Uos Bu,ldnss No iss Bcwerv an a.
p4T xvEkING, APrss 3, a 8 clock. a. A. Pkiilps VII
dsvsr s'rs sspsssttofy Of the obec Of the Also
cs..,-. ,drr.'c- ..es c. n RING, Pye,idenf
W. =, .Ws,. es-sc's~,. ccs 1sfCSs.s'- -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

r. The New-York Land azYd Building Asss-
citation was organized TO psocure 800 working men
homes IT is in the full tss o. success; lie. me rent
datsy The Initiation fee only So, but VIII soon be
raised TO S. MILES CHAMBERS, President.
III s. SAITH, Secretary Office No. MuHsy-K
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Gpeeial Notices.

- Gssnd Division 5: Of r., Eas sIn,S Sew =,
YNt.S T. +. 90 tbs i4'h INST, az Q o'c ock + NJ On
(. "a snee win be pub &c Pec .hs s.r,
- III e., ms Tickets rood hoo the ls,n 20
= -. Be had ~ the Office Of G 8, No. eco Bioaa"ay
-. sssss pssss will be suppl cd ~ ne c1noqevsy
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COLORED LAD.-Wanted, by Co
~ Iorsd Lad situation in a store or ONCE. Unexcep-
tiopabs references as character honesty cspsouH'
&c Address T. d. MILLER. No Isl Ehzsessn-".
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Important Publicanon ~
NOR SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EN-
IL GINEERS. Artists, Officers of the Army and Navy
anu '0' 'IcoNoGRHPHlC ENCYCLOP EDIA
Of Science, Literature and AT ystepaca asraass s
by G. Heck with Five Hundred Steel Plates oy tnc @os
and edited BY Spencer +. Baird, A. M D. Assistant
Secretary Of the Smithsonian Instit ,os cou vols go,
Bssnd half Turkey Morocco sgrinsisd ~
Ponnd In fu Turkey Morocco gilt backs and edges $50 20
Published BY RUDOLPH GARRIGUE, No. Barclay
st (Astor House, New York.
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nd 00N THE PRoPRI i.:lI.I 4 .s Of

city which has been successful operation for the .s
yes,s visbe, 10 take partner the above sum- OF III
sel ont 10 = cash customer Here 70 good ebsncs fc
ap 10 sstab nh himself permanent. rsspsc s' a. n
profitable busipess. line Addressed 70 " ~ ~ 20 "
Tribsue OnFce viii receive Immediate st'esuoe.
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or TO LIZ - M OenuAA
Housss and Lo.s, corner Of Ford:
The hoases are - feet ffost and q
each eleven rooms and cellar. Il
room fitted up for = ssoTe. vnich
for . hardware merchant 20 tef,
!. as Il 10 IN the vicinity o. seeef
ages. For particulars. ias:,re q
Rssi Estate AgsA.. cor. % w@
Il ,srissais. or y. W. uEsiA
3--Ye.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

- the Bar.--LECrURRs OF tue n. I
ISeT.rirTE The SiIth Lecture If this course
kA.SS f"v,rea on WEDNESDAY, ('ta) at eoiocs =
,ss Crcua COM Room, New Cisy aal, ., n ~, W
us,n, rso Subject: "The Commos Law, the Civi
ssesSc od,feasn" As ,his will be Lecture o. gres
,st 70 %. profesion every member 10 iAVi'ed 20 !"
~ Ad"a"o1 John ANrHON, Vice President
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I u. HAiFIN, S6Cy
DILLeN b O'GokMAN. Attorneys.

~ ST. Nicholas Building Asseeiation.-PUB-
Lie MkEIlNo.-A pubic meeting Of this Associations
vii he cid a. Chatham Hall, No. Chatham square
FRIDAY EVENING next. April 3, a. o'clock, when
W. I. b. Mlhken Esq has consented to address the
meeting explanatory Of the workings OF the Association
Those who stili unacquainted with the subject are
invited to attend This Association will afford the
favorable opportunity for men Of small 10 invest
por their gains and securely and BY
mesbs OF which increase be obtained than By
any other And Of Institution existence Subscriptions
for shares Will received the meeting payment only
VI the entrance fee. Those who wish 70 avoid q crowd
snder the chatham Bark Open daily. ron A. n. to
ef NJ. Entrance fee at present 81. MoAthly Dues So
L. CONCKLIN. President.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Vice. President.
ROBERT d. HARr, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Wm. L. Conklin. Chss. A. Whitney, Chss. J. Shepard,
Ihos Williams, il. Geo. b. Whitfield, Abram Daryse,
john leyenoge, Egber Scudder. John c. Parker,
Mn. 1. Pinsney James Y. Rich, Henry W Sill,
John b Durham, William Close, Wade B. Wosran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

T7HE LARGEST PIG YET-Twenty
1spths old. weighing alive !37 peanas 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

we'll tablished manufacturing business now IN sue
cessful operation and which he thoroughly undsr snds
The will he secured by second binds aad mort
cages on real estate for or cent in
tsIest or the amount. and CON mission Of per
all safes will be paid TO re party taking the rsk
Sales will be 10 the OF $50 900
pum References given and required Address LANG
DON Office ~ this paper giving rsa' All conmu-
nications will be considered c Influential.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

. A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED WOMAN wants
IN situation to travel with an invalid lady, Chill
dTens Nurse May DO at the house Of her present
employer, No. 90 Clark st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

~ Phenix Building Association, incorporated
Feb as I852-Ihe fret Regular Monthly Meeting ofths
Associaiion will be held on WEDN ESDAY EVENING,
April at O'Clock at the corner of Broome and Crosby
At, (Fntrapce In Crosbyst Members requested to
be in and pass books An Illustrative
address will delivered by Jacob l.. Fem, ESQ. Tue
dues, 81.
The Phenx is in prosperous condition. and is cond Noted
prop the most APPROX ed and liberal principles which, to-
gsher with the responsible and reliable character Of its
officers render it easy sate and profitable institution
Prespectuses and by laws, and full information can be
obtained at the secretarys Office, No IS Chatham st.
WILSON SMALL. President. No 81 Ludiow-at
AMOS WILLETS, Vice President, No 276 Pearl st.
Il HATFIRI D. Secretary; office No. IS Chatham St
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A s CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, by re-
IA spectable tidy Girl. with good city references.
fond OF ch)drea and willing t. make herself generally
useful Can he for two days at her present employ
cts No.a3 Blsscker where shs has lived about YET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

n KESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGRDLADY wish
n ss situation as Hcusekeepsr The best Of refer
snces gwen and required Address, Immediately, @. w.
No. 3 9Th Nv.
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IN rectly English French Italian German. SOanish
and and understands besides perfectly all the
die ent branches of the Physical Sciences especially
with regard practical apple on A. chtscture. Tech
pology Chestry &C. DESTROYS to obi ain situation a.
TraDsa or Correspondent Teacher. other, whore
his urtment can be made available Address L. r.,
Tribune Office
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n General sociesy OF nechanrcs R Rnu Meet
nan OF the CiU Of New ssc,as,os Hall, No i7s
eera.dw"v THIS wv edne .dayl EsENtpMHT, scasIarv
Eo.aw y, ~ THOMAS EARLE. secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

A YOU'VE MAN, who has been some tune
IN Machine shop, is DESTROYS Of obtaining trade,
and viii himself for three years He be well
recommended. Or he would bind himself house car
pener or some other respectable bushes Any person
wanting such, will please address w., Box. No. Ssl
Lower Post. Office New-Y0,k.
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2 Notice te Passeage from Panama %
oSltforaia.-Tbe PACIFIC MAIL STE AMSHlP
COMPANY feel called upon to give public notice that
tkss will DO recognized their aseat at Panama wach
signed by officer vi tins Company and taat tick
thus ootained tkeir Agency, No.
N west a. OF OF c. l.. BARTLETT, ESQ, Boston or
GMsssrs. ARMSTRONG, HARRIS * co New Orleans.
BY order, WM. IL. DAVIDGE, SecressTy.
Nsw-Yofk, Jan. &, 1852
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~ prinsing.-OrrICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
b sscomodaie COUNTRY MERCHANTS aud others
yls leave their orders during the day. bAKE Err,
GOODWIN AGO. proprietors Of the Great cam Printing
bsshlisLmen. Tribune Buildings. corner Nassau and
syse ats viii Keep then Counting room open EVERY
WkNIN G, during the spring season. till 10 O'clock.
BAKkR. GOODWIN L CO., Printers.
kntranee, No. | Spfuce-st. Counting room, second
ouy. Open from A. 81 It'll leP. M.
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DY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL TO
taks care of children. and do plain sewing IN private
family nterstapds dress making. Can be seen A. NO,
2l9 West 29h st. near eth Sd story Can be seen for
two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

"ANTED-A Partner ia the Lumoer
w Trade in Brooklyn 10 Of the bert locations and
we'll saoshed. About $40 900 i'll he required less
amouat NAV do IL experienced In she BUSINESS asd more
would be required IL NOS Address A Brooklyn, p. o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03
IS 90 - C
ID ICHMOND AND DANVIITE q =

~ kOAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS-On and
after Thursday, July lst, 1882 regular passenger
train will run between Richmond and the Junction
connecting at the Junction with Flagg 4, Co.'S line
I. Stages tor Burkeville, Charlotte Court House,
Halifax Court House, Danville, Milton and Greens.
borough. The train will stop for passengers only
at the following points: Manchester Powhite,
Robiou's, Coalheld, Tomshawk, Powhatan, Mat,
toax, SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke
and jennings Ordinary.
Leave Richmond every day except Sunday at :
o'clock, A. NJ Returning, leave the junction al,
230. p. NJ
Children over3. and not over 12 wears uf age
half price to any points except the two first.
named. Servants travelling by themselves mus,
be fur nished with two passes, so that one can be
retained in the Office; and it must be expressly
stated on the pass that they are permitted to &c
on the cars. A treg ght train will leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods mus,
have them on the ground the previous evening
n. B-The Stage leaves the Junction eve.
~ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday in connection
with the above points; and returning, meets the
cars at the same point every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville. - So
Do do do Greensboro I2
Through passengers not providing themselves
with ticket. will be considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate of fare
my 90 iOHN H. OSBORNE Supt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03
THE LATEST FROM EUROPE.

THAT Calf CAsE.-A paragraph went the
vo,uds come time since. 10 the effect that a
lawsuit about cali in Burlington, Iowa, had
zone on until the costs amounted to about
three hundred dollars. The Iowa State GA
ze,te says the case originated 10 West Point,
Lee county, and that il has just been decided
on an appeal, and further that the costs now
amount to Eve hundred dollars, independent
of counsel fees. On the irst trial, the witness.
ses for one party, some twenty or thirty in
number, swore that the calls tail was entirely
black, while those on the other side swore Il
was partly whits. Il has been decided that
the tail s1s parils white, and the plaintiff
has gained his case. The value Of tho calf y
three dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03
r STEAMSHIP LINE OF

sssssssrzz5E61.s. ssssrzz5E61.ssS PACKETS fOR PHILADELPHIA
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice.
Union Steamship Company Line.-The two Lew
and oeantiful Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal, aud PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Baymore.
One of these fine Steamships will lsave Richmond
for Philadelphia every "Wednesday. They are
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provided
with Franciss Patent Metallic Lite Boats, set tirs;
rate tab es, and every att snton Is paid to the com
foir and safety of the passengers and protection OF
goous.
treights taken low, and all transhipment avoid
ed.
Passage in first Cabin 50, ber,hs and meals in
cluded.
do End do 81, do do do
Passage through 10 New York via PhiladeIphia 80,
do do
FOR CAPE MAY.
The Virsiuis and PsnnsylYaDia will touch ttspe
May during the bathing season to land passenger.
Passage TO Cape May 3d. meals inciuo0a. ~ ~
saving about hall the expense in WISHING 'ha' ~
lightful bathing place. Apply 10 ,...o.a
MAYO 4 ATKINSON, Agents, ncnnh nne,,uss.ehi.
NB-The ships returning, leave II
every Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock. 2. =
ONE MORE VOL. OF APPLasTfwsSi A.s 3, s.is
" POPULAR LIBRARY receIvea receiver s1u 'i
bv A NORRIS, Lars Drinker sa;.n. molss hv Ino
Little Pedl:ngton and me rouiiAs'o =
Poole. E.o, author Of rsu Tiy
sas a.sies of Voyages 10 varisus part o. tne
,,,sJe bsswsea the years 1902 and is4i oy
George s n infant Baptism, revised edition. By
Robert Boy,s Howell, y Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

I, ia estimated that the quantity Of oysters
now ntsb.sd hi the waters " New Haven bar
~, i SO 600 bushels Estimating 200 oysters
to , ,be !. bushsI, would give one hundred million
- a.s,ers These oy siers are for the early fall
,.ade. and are aside from the enormous quanti-
RES imported and opened in New York during
the winter months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

HusrER's ONLY PuN.-Tbe ceiebsated John
Hunter is said TO nave made but ene pun IN
his life, aud that was when leetbring 10 the
Windmill Sire School OF Medicine. de-
monstrating the jwbone, he observed tina
the bone was known To abound 10 proportion
to the want of brains. Some students at ine
time were talking instead OF attending 70 the
lecfure. upon which Hunter exclaimed, "Gen-
tiemeh. lei us have more intellect and less
jau.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

Under the head Of .Reyolutionary soldier
cone. = the Auburn Advertiser publishes 4 no.
ice OF the marriage, on the 7.h inst, Of MIR.
Asaph Morse aud Mrs. Cynthia Whitaker
Mr.. Morse is one OF the few surviving soldiers
OF the Revolutionary War, and is 81 year. Of
age. Having served his country faithfully ds-
ring the times that tried mems souls, be has
now retired to the shades Of private liie,' to
spend the remainder OF his days under the soft
Establishments and smiles Of beauty. Mrs.
Whitaker was a blooming widow 0f62.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

GENTLEMEN > LIST.
Avery Abiel Angst Joseph
Archer Branch o Apperson Richard VIZ
Anderson David Atkinson Robert X
Aab George Allen VIM
Anderson James Aisop VIM
B
Brushwood Alonzo w Becker Johsnne
Block brewer
Blackburn Caleb D Brown James
Rovce David Brook Lawrence
Rrsidy Dan Byrnes Michael
Boomcr Edward Bowen Maurice
Burton Il Gordon Messrs Broadus Robert r
Baker George w Breariy hooert
Baker Capt Geo w Brooks Sllas
Ray,er Geo Bennreil X
Paier lac b Burton Major Thos o
Barry Hon John Bryant Thomas w
ReIknaD Ira Butler Thos
Rrittap John BfuniugJ
prnrasn Joseob Booker Richard T
ponka Iohn + Bormer DR. VIM
Rarry JoseDb III Baker VIM NJ
pa,yai Iosenh F Bauby William
Brsbry John be'nafo
Baber WmD
Clarke Andrew Clarke & Livingston
Chalmers David ? Clarke
Cart.r Charles Conway Michael
Clifton Conrad Cain Micnael
| Carr CcnEeE C"soy n
Caller FL CabeIl P II
Cummings G w 5 Cahill Pat
Clarke a n Cramor Pat
1
| Clarke G Carter u
| Clarke Rev FL Coleman Root
Clarke John Cla' he canli
| C.mn,insJ Crump Geo (colored)
| Cooley John Darlington Thos
| Carter John L Coon valentine
| Commins job = Coroin Wm
| Carter DR. JohnF Cole w H
| Coulder John Cahlt VIM
| CoxJH Clupton Wm
| Ciopton Cheatham w L
| Carol John Couirg VIM
| Christopher Kit Clarxton VIM
| Calm Leon
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| Dudley Al Du ham Jas r
| Dugar + Drcu5nt !onn
| Deems c Z Dugar II
| Driscoe Dennis Davis Samuel
| Davis James Davis > Z
| Doud James Dogget Samuel
| DoGag they Pat Dreke w
| benson Dennis Dsdman Joseph
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| Essex George Erwin James
| Elleh Henry Edmunds Nicholas
| Edwards Horace Evans 0
| Easton James b En- land X
| Eygeston James
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| Field DR. Foxes john Fl
| Folsom Chas w f-ers Nick 2
| Franklin L w Fleet Robt
| Fitch f Il Fosrister Richard
Fandue George w Folxes w
Forrisier George Flourpoy RW2
| Finch hJR Franklin Stephen
Freedel John /. Foyle Thomas
Gardner A Gill Marshall
German Dennis Green r
! Gwatia Charles GruDssr
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F Banks Miss Mary A
Bcttorns Miss Mildred
E Burwell Miss Kate
Bonner Miss Elizabeth
Branch Miss Elizabeth
Bottoms Miss L L
Boulware Miss Eliza
Bradley Misses
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Cobb Mrs Amelia
Caligsn Mrs Ann
Cardozo Miss Clara
Gates Miss Caroline
Cameron Miss Christens
Craddock Miss F P P
Clopton Miss E C
Curhmar Miss J
CloptoR Miss Lizzie
Citizen Miss Mary A
Cro!y Miss Ophelia
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Dan Mrs Mary
Drewry Miss Lizzie
Drew Miss Mary A
c Dabney Miss Sarah E
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Enroughty Miss Elvy
Ellyson Miss Bette H
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Ford Miss A C.
Fisher Miss Laura
Fear Miss Emma J3
Forse- Miss Vii ginia
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Gay Miss Fanny T
Gentry Miss Anna
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Hodges Mrs Francis
Hitchcock Mrs ECF
Heniy Mrs Dolly
Hogue Miss Rebecca X
Hal! Miss L
ret Harrison Miss Anne
Hilliard Mrs +
J
Jacobs Miss Ella Y
X
Kersey Mrs Agness
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Longest Miss Frances
A lie Seller Miss Mary d
Letter Miss Mary J
Lee Miss Sarah Ann
Locker o'iss Virginia
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Meredith Mrs M
Moon Mrs Marietta A
Motley Mrs Mary e
Moseley Miss Mary E
Morris Miss Z S
Mann Miss Eliza
Morrissett Miss Eliza Z
Murry Miss Martha
Mchinnon Miss Maria
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Nichols Miss C s
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Parnell Mrs Mary B
Palmer Mrs Richard
Peasants Misses
Pit-man Miss Isabella v
Perkins Miss Kate NJ
Payne Miss Mitchell
Panni.l M;ss NJ A
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Quay Miss Sarah C D
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Reaves Miss Octayier
Rodgers Miss NJ A
Redford Miss Mary A
1 Roane Miss Florence
Reed Miss Bette
Saunders Mrs Mary C
Sharpe Miss s
Shelton Miss Maria L
Smith Miss BETTE
Slater Miss Amanda M
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Thompson Miss Elvira
Taylor Mrs A R
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Wilson Mrs Charles
Whit Jck Mrs Bette J
Williams Mrs Anne f
Wingheld Miss Virginia
Wallace Miss Sarah
Watts Miss Martha
S White Miss Manda