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MORE WONDERFUL CURES.


birmingham, Oet. l6, 1851. )
DIR. NJ Woodworh.-Dea Sir-I feel IL due }
to you that publicly express my gratitude for Z
the great relief which my wife has expe- I
rienced by the use of your Sarssparilla. My
vile mas been sick for two years with )
pulmonary difficulty, which has increased for
the past year. so that she was unable To be }
around the house, and by using two bottles Of }
your medicine, she has been greatly relieved.
Her appetite Is now good, her general health
Is grestly improved. and all this has been done
by your Sarssparilla. This Is what have
seen In my own family which gives me all 8
confidence In the medicine. and my neigh
bors have also been greatly benefited by the }
use u the same. JoHs X. ToxLissoS. }
BirmipgAam. Oct. 7. 1851. I
! hereby certify that ] have been greatly
debiltated, have suffered much with pain,
and was hardly able to attend % my business.
had a constant tired feeling. I have taken
one bottle Of DIR woodworth's Syrup aud have
been greatly relieved, and am confident that )
II has done me a great deal Of good and }
cheenully recommend it 10 all for I have per- }
feet confidence In the medicine from Its ef-
fecn upon myself and what l have seen In (
others Of my neighbors.
PrrrR TexLnsos.
I hereby certify that I have been for a
long time acquainted with the persons W hose }
names are subscribed Ia the above eertih- }
Gates, and know that they would not certify (
10 anything but what Is correct; they are !
highly respectable persons.
JosEPH p. CAsyiRLp,
Derby Oct IL, 1851. Town Clerk.
Orders directed to the proprietor. Biunlng-
ham, Ct.. will receive prompt attention. None
genuine unless signed by
IN. wooDwoRTH."
, DR.. M. Woodcorth, phere all
e addressed. !
Westerly T; F. A. PALMER, Stonin
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Birmingham, July 81. 1851.
] most eheenully bear testimony that my
little daughter, aged o years. was very Sc
.riously affected with the Scrofula, so that she
could scarcely breathe-with no appetite, and
general debility-that she took only part
Of bottle Of Dr. WOOdworth's Sarsa parilla,
and was Immediately restored TO health.
consider the Doctors medicine a very valuable
article. MRS. JoHs CRITYITB.
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A SUPPLY Of Glass Vases, different styles,
"A just received and for sale, at the ladies'
fancy goods Store, High. st. eff
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For sale in Paweatuck, by J. &P. Noyes
Westerly, W. & A. Parkerson; stillman-
vile, o. M. Stillman; also, by the store
keepers throughout Rhode Island and Con-
necucut' 1ys4
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A MAN 70 YEARS OF AGE.


} Monroe. -7ng. o, 1851.
) / hereby certify that have been afflicted
) with Rheumatism for eight months Sc
) verely. that I could neither turn myself In
; bed or adjust my rniment ] had almost
given up the idea Of ever being helped. but
; strange rs IL may seem, by taking one bottle
: Of Dr. woodworth's Syrup, have been
Z helped unaccountsbly, 50 that ] am able 10
Z attend to my business. i have great faith In
Z this medicine, and would recommend IL 10 all.
{ ] was informed of its great cures by MIR Edwin
Z Johnson, whose child had also been cured by
{ IL when physicians and all their remedies
{ had failed To do the least good.
{ BarnAiH, Monroe. JAMES DREw.
Huntington, -7ng. Q. 1851.
DR.. NJ. woodworth.-Dear Sir-l take great
pleasure in saying. that after taking nearly
two bottles Of your Syrup, | am completely
; relieved of a distressing affection which al
: most entirely deprived me Of strength and
which but a year or more since resulted In
severe fit OF sickness. I took the syrup In
May last, and have waited "a see IL the relief
would prove permanent ! am satisfied Of its
efficacy, and would say that IL those afflicted
{ with Biliousness would save time, and avoid
{ wneh ssfering. let them take a bottle Of Dr.
{ NJ. Woodworth's Sarsaparilla in season.
Very respectfully yours,
A. N. BENEDICT,
Pastor Of the White Hall Baptist Church.
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1T IS WARRANTED TO CURE

Which carries off hundreds Of Children an
nually, can be averted by the timely applica-
tion of the pENETL1.N LI.NI.ME.NT.
If parents would observe their children, and
when the eyes are heavy, or the breathing
slightly thick, they would rub the neck and
chest we'll with the Eminent, they never
would have to suffer that distressing com
plant.
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REP.aRED IND SOLD BY JAMES C. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Moss, & Co., Westerly FM Manning,
Mystic Bridge; y L Allen, New London, and by all
Druggists everywhere 1906
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
11oTEI.s AND WATERING PLACnA

~,.r,ouAI HOTEL DETRoIr-rHIskH0UBn rHl
N tisv.sst and most elegant establiehmens wess g
New YORK. i kept by FE!IERs y wENy TN tesAs"s
:, shs y snssss4 sssss, N We city u AsA@sea-
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VVILLIAM ARNOLD, n. D. DENTIST. HAS RE
w moved from NO. Warren street, TO No. Clinton
plsss, kAsass swsst Asst Assg wsss " S<ssSxAx.
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CAPITALISTS OR COMPANIES HAVING MONEY TO
~ loan find safe investments by applying to the
Farms for sale exchange for city property
Corner lots and houses In Williamsburg, for sale at
bargain House in Brooklyn for 81 cash. and 81 800
bond. One for $500 cash, ard 81 200 mortgage. Houses to
let and rents collected.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 80.
csty Of London. General agency 81 II Wall street
New YorkThs lifo society having deposited
fund Of in United States stocks and New
York State stocks with the Comptroller Of the State Of
for INSURANCE lives their general agency No
the State. Persons going 10 California and
Australia insured at moderate extra premium. The loon
board directors meet every Wednesday for tssts
Of ourrens business Medical examiners in daily
o'clock p M Pamphlets setting forth the advantage:
this pnny had application at the Office Ne
II Wall street. G. II. HABICHT, General Agent
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE-FOR SALE AN IRON T0vN-
dry and machine shop. with stove and shop sttAehe
located Mt Middletown, Orange Co., N sxtyhEe mites
from the city. on the New York and Eric RAILROAD TAe
buildings Of brick. and nearly The
slvays has done doing large business (arser
present than tefo-e The estaSlishment will -
sold with the will II the prie,or. II sold with
the stock pos.ea,on will pc given lat Of January nsIs
mation. address WHEELER MADDEN. Middslswn.
Orange Co, Y. Refer to Phelps, Dodge e. Co.
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INTENSIVE SALE OF FRENCH AND EN0LrsB m.
~ ported Roses s. McIivsin viii sell 1t sustass.
Friday, tho 18Th inst at II o'clock at John street.
large collection hybrid and blooming fon 4.
Jordin Washnp Catalogues the morning Of
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
aDSEE SEVENTH PAGE.-aa
FINANCIAL,


CREDITS TO AMERICAN TRAvELLERs ADRo!sg
will be grsntea By the undersigned. the faioWini
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NoTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ACCIDENT
IN at Windsor Locks by which Cen Palmer, Chief Eagi
neor Of the YORK and Boston haroai was severeD
limited receiving for the grading and masonry
miles Of the New York and Boston Railroad extend
cd to Dec. o, 1921 CHAS X. ALSOP, President.
Middletown, Nov. l6, 1859.
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rates"
And. then, what adequate names can we find for
England and the English, Spain aod the Spaniards,
who have invaded, despoiled. and subjected oil the
people and provinces that could not defend them-
selves against them Remember, that in these con-
quests and annihatons Of defenoele1s nations, re-
igien and civilization only served as pretexts, but
at bottom and in the facts, the real motives were
vsible-s desire for territorial aggrandizement and
the selfish wish to enrich themselves by plundering
others.
The &C. operation which the people (not the gov
ernment) Of the United States have given to Lc.
per- and is still disposed to give the Cubans in thor
revolution for Independence springs from natural,
noble, and generous sentiment OF liberty; from the
sympatbies that always awake for tho feeble and
oppressed whom they rebel againet the strong and
tie oppressive; and, moreover, from the political
principle, the grand national and American policy,
Of securing the independence ofthe entire continent,
az its organization in conederated republics like
AsDily OF brothers.
Will the Times say that these sentiments and
principles governed Spain hen she favored the re-
volt OF the United States from Engands That these
sentiments and principles governed England when
she assisted the Spanish American States in their
revolt against Spain! Mark the difference between
the sid and pport given to those rebels and that
which the Cubans have received In those cases the
aid camc from the government itself, more or loss
openly; while in 1t was the people, tho indivi.
dual citizens Of particular sections only who worked
with us Let the Times reflect how much better it
would be for England and the English for SPAN ana
the Spanish, to wash away the bloody STAINS ina.
disgrace their nationnlitee, before they have the
haiihood to ully the pure splendor that has illu.
mined the American republic from its BIRTH SPAN
lent her cid to the rebolious sons OF England, not
from sympathy, or the noble love Of liberty but. on
and her vengefulness towards England. and through
envy Of her aggrandizement England. on her side,
lent her aid to the rebslious children Of Spain from
the Same motives, and from her Unsuitable CONNER.
ca avarice, to which she has at ell times sacrificed
her honor and tho most sacred duties Of political
morality. The Times sbould not compel US to trace
the exact parallel Of the conquests Of India the wars
with China, and the determination of the kafirs,
with the acquisition Of Florida Louisiana, Texas,
and California, nor mako comparison between the
motives Of these two classe, Of acquantauces or the
result to their respective inhabitants
The Times kindly makes gifts to US OF excellent
and encouraging advice-of those sound, moral, and
political principles which the conservative press OF
England scatters 50 literally on every side were
spect and accept them with heart and soul; We cor.
daily agree with IT, that :" the might OF thousand
empires cannot alter the invioaels condition. as
one act Of injustice An admirable sentiment
Vt po.isivsi AyvsAiv, wAsh w eamnsaa I" NO
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r OF FOR sALE-PLEAsANTLY SITUATED on
IL Twenty.fourth street, North sde) near BrsadwaU
Madison Size Is by 100. Price 500. Inqugo
OF J. b. MILLER 14 Canal street.
nMNIBUs ROUTE FOR SALE IN THE CITY or
~ BrookiynAny person wishing to engage In this bus
has excellent opportunity offered them: xeg
or corner seventh street and Fourth avenue -
address @. B.. Herald Office.
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LHoR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT LOTS III
this city San Francisco seventeen buildings loAG
situated in Thrtvsxth be- ween Eighth and Ninth
avenues sixth avenue, between Twenty fourth anA
Twenty streets Seven tn avenue, between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth Streets and in Brooklyn Inruro
ofEALDWIN& DITMARS, 60Wall street. or of HENRY
III. mi berEst rcekp Rrnad
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LIOR SALE-A LIGHT, SAFE AND VERY PROFITz-
lie cash paying business will be sold At great sasse-
the has to leave the city For partsu
lars call 20 Grand street. up stairs EARLY application
Ii
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HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC. WANTED

HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED
COUNTRY SEAT OR SITE-wANTED TO PURCHASR
~ line Of tho New York and New Haven Railroad.
with 2 to 60 OF land within orsy miles Of Ne
city Must 10 we'll wooded, with good water view, etc
Apply to w. II. WOOD, 66 wall street.
VNRUG sToRE.-wANTED TO PURCHAsE, r0B
~ cash csss drug store in this city Brooklyn.
Address, poit paid with full partioula SR Post once
Brooklyn All communi cations will be considered coaAr
dential
IJoUsE wANTED-THE LOWER PART OF A GEN-
III teel house s wanted by small smily Location sase
Broadway not above Houston street, or west OF BROAD
way not above FRANKLIN street. Please address T. r.. be8
1911, Lower Post Office.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A GROCERY STORE
w now In active business stock and stand not 10 sz-
ceed eight hundred dollars. Any parties having
inch may hear Of customer by addressing A. 3D. ocs g
this paper.
XNANTRD--IN THE FIRST WARD, IN RESP EcfA-
w BILE and quiet neghborhood sitting room ana ~
bedrooms with Kitchen OF IT, for gsntlenaus w.
and mother. References exchanged. Adore" Dss's
Herald once.
VuANTED-IN THE WRIST WARD. IL, 3o
an respectable poghberhood Tor va sis.AsSs
and mother, sitting room, two bedreoms, NJ
or use Of kitchen, unfuInshcd. References sA0A.-s
dress Bouiton. Herald Once.
VTTANTID-IN THE NEfGHBoRhOOD ~ 49,
w Eleven hstreet between Seventn a. n. Il
way room with North ish " % r.rrs m.sS ~
lady private family ErsfssssTT'w ..s SIsssssS sssss1
49,
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ALL SMALL BOYs.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
Il street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners. give spe,
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens OF
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp.
tory but as gentle as possible &c o
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nRAWING.-J. 5. PERN7Ns having return


II ed to Richmond for the winter will give in.
structon in the various branches of Drawing as
Landscapes, Heads Figures and Flowers His sub.
jects or models are by the beat masters aud have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art are invited TO call at his
Corner of 5tn and Franklin ssreets) and ex.
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences If desired.
Separate hours devoted 70 young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio where they will be re-
ceived on the same terms IS in schools.
oc4-3m*
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SCHOoL TEACHEh WANT 49,
~ young man well qualiiied to copdnc, "A
school, can hear of situation for the nav, 80 "
pleasant neighborhood, about seven miles 49,. q
Richmond, if immediate application be mada s;,sna
in person or by letter through the Richmond oo.,
Office to o''
de 23-2taw2w w svnNo,
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK The
Il subscribers tske pleasure in informing the citi.
Zens of Richmond and the public generally that
they have taken and opened the store I4S, MAIN
STREET. with very superior Stock of Wines.
Liquors, Cigars, and West india Goods,
which they are now ready to sell at wholesale and
retail, at the very lowest cash prices.
This stock has been expressly selected for this
market, and therefore will afford the buyer a rare
chance In obtaining very goud quality at a low
price.
The subscribers hope, by strict attention to their
business, to receive a liberal snare OF the public
patronage, they enabled sell as low as any
other house; their stocks coming directly out Of
the Custom Houses and first hands, and therefore
warrant all articles purchased of them pure.
The following list comprises in part their Stock.
4 half pipes old London Dock Brandy, T &
+ Marteli & Co, Dark and Pale, Vintage,
1910
2 do do old London Dock Brp-dy, Dark and
Pale marett e. Co, vintage 1886. This Bran.
dy Is sixteen years old, and of superior
4 half pip pes James Hennessy e. Co.'S Brandy
do do or eighths casks Otard, Dupuy
Cos Brandy, Dark and Pale, vintage l549
do do or 10 eishihs casks Peevoisin,
Seignette, B!assum Brandy, Pale and Dark
2 or eighths casks Cheron Champagne
Brandy vintage 1850
8qr 8 eighths casks imitation Brandy
4pipes superior Holland Gin
2 hhds st George and Hope Rum
10 Or casks NJ Wine, Woedtown Brand
half pipes Or casks old Madeira Wine,
WEIGH Il Brother
10 Or casks Port Wine, single and thribble
grape
6 or casks Berghbedes g. Co.'S old Pale and
Brown Sherry Wine, of superior quality
l6 octaves Pale and Brown Sherry Wine
% baskets Bocezy Champagne and other brands
of Wine
25 cases st Julien Murgaux, Muscat and other
tavorte brands of Wine
25 bbs Andersons old Columbian Whiskey
so do John Trull & Goa Boston N Rum
Id do Alcetrol, e5 per cent above0
300 demijohns grocs Wine bottles
Ceases DR. AbbOtts BitteTs
10 cases PHILIPPE e. Cunaud Sardines. This is
the best brand of 6sh imported into the Uni.
tel States
20 dozen OF w R Lewis Jenkins and mixed
Pickles
IS bbs East Boston Sugars
25 Kits Extra No Mackersl
10 do do do Salmon
3, 600 lbs superior Rio Coffee
900 do Old Costa Rico do
10 boxes Sperm Candles
10000 Havana Cigars of superior quality, and
some of the m ,st choice brands
CASTLE Soap, Starch, Pepper. PInento, Ginger,
Cassia, Nusmegs, Mace, Cloves, &c
The above stock will be sold cheap for cash, and
Country Merchants, Farmers and the public gene
rally are invited to call before purchasing else
where. We receiving Goods from the North
daily, we are prepared to give the buyer as good
bargain as he can get in New York or elsewhere.
de 2l-5t' WILLS 81 LOMBARD
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LIST OF LETTERS

Richmond Post Once
D ecelnber, 1852.
z for LISTERS in this List viii
Ivertised.
ES' LIST.
A
Allen Miss Annie
Atwatsr Mrs Mary
Anderson Mrs Henrietta !
B
Blankenship Mrs 4 J
Blank Mrs Frances s
Bramham Mira MsrysC B
It Briscoe Mrs MI
Bell Mrs Rosa G.
Baker Mrs Elizabeth A
e
Carter Mrs Ann L
Ciopton Mrs Ann w
Clay Mrs Elizabeth
Child Mrs 6
Chick Mrs Mary Ann
Cross Mrs Sarah NJ
Coping Susan
Davis Miss Catharine
E
E!let. Miss Maria e
Edwards Miss Lucy A
r
Faiqua Mira Ann
Foxes Mrs Ann
Finney Miss Mary C
G.
Grain Mrs Urban A
Green Miss Ann
Gardner Miss Josephine
Goode Miss Susan
Glenn Miss Virginia A
III
Hobun Miss Mary
Hopkins Miss Sylvia A
Horn bliss Sarah
Hamilton Miss n B
j
johnson Mrs Sallie A
X
Kelly Miss Mary Ann
Knight Miss o ii
l.
Lynch Miss Eliza
Lyons Bliss l.
Long Miss Mary
Lipscomb Miss Mary B
Lyon Miss Sarah
VI
Morris Miss Elizabeth S
Mallory Miss Emma S
Mason Mics Mary A
Moreland Miss + Z
ha1don Miss Virginia A
Nc
McCEery Miss Sal.ie
ne
n
Newman Mis- Maggie L
Peesley Mrs Mary
Peterman Miss Ellen NJ
Patterson Miss Eliza NJ
Philips Miss Elizabeth
Parker Miss Eliz abeth
Peck Mas Harriet II
Pool Miss Mary
Powell bliss Eenetta
II
Robertson Miss Lucy
Russell Miss Louisa
Reeya Miss =
smith Mrs Elizabeth I
Smith Mrs 4 NJ
J Smith Mrs Dolly
Sadier Hiss Susan o
Snead Miss Mary l.
Sims Miss Martha A
Stiff bliss Betty
Il
Tu, ner Miss Mahaley
Talbot Miss Eliza Ann
3 Tyler Miss Chariot Z
Trice Miss Susan III
wy
Wingfield Miss Virginia
Watkins Miss Susan Z
WingtieId Miss Sarah l.
Wharton Miss Susan G
Willis Miss Mary B
Williams Miss Mary
White Miss Lizzie
White Miss Catherine
Walker Miss Clara X
Warrington Mrs K M
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EDUCATION.
Aa IRIS. ELAM's SEMINARY FOR
Vl YOUNG LADIES. Broad street, be-
s->.o Dqpd md Oath. Church ilI.--F rom

NNRS. ELAM's Sc N 1NARY FOR
Vl YOUNG LADIES. Broad street, be-
tween 23rd and 24th, Church HilI.--From
and after the LIST of January, this institution will be
prepared for the reception of boarders and day pu
pills. as all alterations and arrangements will have
been completed by shst time. The Principal mas
in addition to the teachers heretofore engaged In
the various departments, secured the assistance of
an efBsient and experienced teacher from Washing.
ton, d. C. S;udies-are the various branches Of
English, Philosophy, Chemistry, potany, Astrono.
my, Mythology and Rhetoric. Particular asten-
ton directed TO wriring, composition, arithmetic
and euuncstion-
Terms:
Board per scholastic EAR of 10 months, with bed
ding, &c .Sl2o
Tation--English varying according TO the at
rainnen, OF the pupil, from. BIC to 3 35
Music on the Piano Vocal instruction included) 40
Painting and drawing. 20
Languages and Lectures at Professors fees.
N. BIO those sufficiently interested to enquire
the satisfactory references will be given either
in city or country, or both.
Mrs ELAN begs leave TO add that the classes of
Astronomy and Geography are daily instructed in
the uses of the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studies.
do IS-Ivns
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Remaining In the
ON tho 14th
~ Persons calling
please say they are ad
LADIl
Alien Miss Virginia
Anderson Miss Mary T
Avis Miss Emily J
Blackburn Miss V A
Bodde Miss Sophia
B sn'ley Miss Mamie
Browning miss Harriet
Bowles Miss Eliza J
Bailey Mrs Bette A
Clop'on Miss Mamie
Ciopton Miss Maria A
Cooke Miss Mary +
Crow Miss M A
Clifton Miss Joseph
Crenshsw Miss Jane G
Crenshaw Miss G F
Clarke Mrs William
Durham Mrs Margaret
Dew Mrs Eliz abeth
English Mrs Charles
Eayes Mrs Mary E
El.eam MIS- Laura
Ford Ms II A
Fielder Mrs Mary
ti6ch Mrs Mary
Fitch Mrs Lucy 4
Gracey Mrs
Gillian Mrs ,
Greenhow Mira A ice
Gooic Mrs Susan J
Gouda Mrs Saran H B
Hughes Mrs Sally E
howard Mrs Harriet
HOwa. d Mrs Sarah
H:cAI MIS- Lucinda '
Jones Mrs D
Jones Mrs El;zao, "a
kiahCld Mss
kewlu Miss Ellen
LUmpkin Mrs F b
LaFn2aud Mrs Francis
Lamb Mira Judith Il
Lee Mrs Maria II
Laoonieo.re Mrs VI A
Morton Mrs Ann
Monroe Mrs Lucy L
Mu.I Mrs Mary II
Morris Mrs Marcy
Minor Mrs Sarsn
M0ody Miss a s
Mcclure Mrs Elizabeth
Mcdonald Mrs Ca,ha'I
Newman Mrs Eliza
Newton Miss G y
Page Mrs N A
Page Mrs Ce.e3
niiIip5 Mrs Elizabeth
Par,in Mrs Elizabeth
Porter MIS- Mary Ann
Page Mrs Media a
Parkinson Mrs Mary E
pearce Mrs Martha 5
Robertson Mira Ann 2
Roper Mrs Maria 5 =
Roy Mrs T NJ B
Rodgers Miss Agness
Ssarke Mrs Susan L
Swain Mrs P
South erisnd Mrs Mary
S.reat Mrs Martha
Storke Mrs Mary E A
PatfJrd Mrs Jane
smith Mrs Fannie
Trowers Mrs Sarah A
Taylor Mrs Jane
Taylor Mrs Elizabeth :
Tiusiey Mrs Coley
v
Valentine Mrs Mary E
Wairdall Mrs Sarah Z
White Mrs Mary P
White M ss Louisa E
Williams Mrs Lucy 3
w alxer Mrs Jane Z
Watkins Mrs judith
Wilde Mrs C Nj
Walker Mrs Anna s
Wllliarns Mrs Ann
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/ FOX kENT.-Tne mouse and store, No

M.s FOR hENTs-1ne mouse and store, No
lei SO Main street, at present occupied by the
proprietor as Clothing Store, and without excep-
toD, the very best business location In the city of
Richmond. The necessity of attending to a bust.
in another State is the only reason for renting
the premises. This is an opportunity that seldom
offers, and may not again fer years. There 10 a
lease that has nearly five years to run. Early ap
plications solicited. Call the premises, g
Main street. LEWIS HYNEMAN
do 2-5lr,r