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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SPJRITuAL RAPPINGs ExPosED.-PROFEssoR
~ PKEsCOTTS Pamphlet, ctntaning full exposition
the called Spiritual Rappngs" with full directions
Tor producing them causing them to correctly
tai questions, &c. will be Immediately forwarded to
person who will send to his address, boz Brosdws Post
the pamphlet capable Of being understood
and praesed by al acquainted with the first principles
natural DLoEophv
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THE MILITARY

A TLANTIC LIGHT GUARD, ATTENTION.-THl
n members Of the above company requested TO NEE
at IA Mulberry street, Tuesday evening, May a. at
o'clock make for the funeral Of their d.
d. j. GRAY, Captain.
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A GENTLEMAN WHO Is THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT-
II ed with the language and of France and Italy
VINO competent TO teach history drawing and painting In
all its branches and who has been member Of several
entifc expeditions is DESTROYS Of joining respectable fAmi
to go to the country and taking charge of the education
Of young man. No objection to undertake scientific
exeursion. Address Foreigner, broadway rost ONCE
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r EFT HER HONE IN EAST SIXTEENTH STRRlT!I
IL the Third Saturday about nin(|
O'Clock young woman ased about nineteen years st
lor brown hair and blue eyes Had osmbric dress|
with small brown figures upon 1t, and dark sat
hat As she left to purchase few articles in
nehborhood in the expectation OF returning
is feared some accident has befallen her
edSed and liber rewarded with the CHIEF
of Police ct his office In No "a East Sixteenth
afr
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VISITING G0vERNEss.-A LADY WHO HAS HAD
much experience In teaching, havinga few hours dis
branches-Engsh, French pianoforte singing and draw,
prompt attention. "
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THE FOREIGN MIssIoNs-THE PORTUGUESE INDEMNI-
TY-THE GARDNER CASE, Etc.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the schooner J. Truman, Capt. Ackley,
from Tampico, we have received files OF the
Gigl0 Diez Mere to the 10Th uIt, being
one day later previous advices from the city of
Mexico.
No determination had been arrived at in re-
gard to the Tehlantepec question. The SiSlo
contains communication from the associates
OF Mr. SiOo, denying the accusation that in
their propositions they require the cession by
tie Government Ot the transit dues, asserting
that these would always remain d source of
revenue to the Government.
The rumors that were current in the CITY of
Mexico, relative TO the revolutionary move
ments n the State Of Vera Cruz, caused the
office OF the telegraph company to be filled
with people desrous of learning the truth,
outthe wires had been cut, and there was no
communication with the coast.
The news OF the revolution in Tamaulipas,
ami the Imprisonment of Gen. Cardenas, had
reached Mexico. The Sigio says it caused
very little excitement, being regarded as
merely alquestion.
No Minister OF Foreign Affairs had been ap.
pointed IN place Of Senor Yanez. In relation
TO thls affair the Siglo has the following:
As yet, there is no Minister of Foreign AT
ialFs' and We learn that the persons invited 10
accept the post have imposed such conditions
a:render 1t very doubtful il they will be ad.
mitted"
The Senate has passed the bill of famnesty to
the parties who were implicated in the revolu-
uonaTy movement of RebolIedo. The benefits
Of the amnesty are extended to all pr0nnncid-
dos who shall lay down their arms within a
certain time
Mafeizek' opera troupe gave, on the 18th,
tseir FIST performance under a new subscrip.
ton. lie has also got up a grand corps de
ballet OF thirty two Mexican girls.
~ o. Pic1Uuue 7tb
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M DAILY DISPATCH
- cow Proprietor.
,-r~.H r PLBASANTS. Editor.
ArE EROM TAMpICO.

...t, IN the y. .. Pjcayune, some inter
ms .f news IRON Tampico, by the
+ T.umau. Several Calliornians,
......g ,ahen passage on board the schooner,
49,. s..-sd Nv the Mexican authorities, and
.,.u.aev t$5100j conhScated Tor non-pay-
.aso. oi duties, ;.A
..-.x.rp ed mpidltv over lam"uiIpaS ana the
".,,.-- States. The infection had reached
.s,.,t3r army. and the leading officers had
,r-,I in favor Of the revolutionists.-
'..,r, .-c-e are Col. Casanova, at Victoria,
~ .-s-. At Camargo. and Col. 1enorIo, at
>.--. 4arjo. The papers are filled with ac
.,.~rs of these and other rpTonuuciamienIos and
J.. gga.4aL;pfc0 conhdenusliy announces the
-.,,.-..1eui OF Senior Arista as doomed.
r.aa Jose de la CARA, Provisional Cover
r.-.. tie State of Tamaulipas, publishes an
.....-s 10 his fellow citizens, in which he
...-..- ;Ge revolution and recommends Don
Ramon Preto as the proper person to assume
t5r-l.es and responsibilities of Governor
pr... IS The person who ran against and de-
ts4,ad Iafdenas in the gubeTnatoral contest.
The latter set aside the election, seized upon the
re.1> 80 Government, and caused the present
rayemeaj in the State.
" srs nothing in the papers cOntirmatory
ct Tie reported seizure of the person of Car
Gtaa,, aud his being taken prisoner TO Tam
Tno.
Tae TamdXlipec0 Of the 22d says that the
commanding general was organizing force
~ march upon A.atamofas, and that IN few
DAYS ,hel would he upon the road. The edi-
t-r ADDS that this is the only point of conse-
3Geuce ia tie State OF Tamaulipas that had
not seconded the plan OF TampcO.
On thu 1lst the ayuntamlento OF fuxpam,
H. the Stale OF Vera Cruz, pronounced against
u.arxi-lpg Government.
ten Umga has issued proclamation de-
-auuc5a- 10 severe terms the conduct of Gen.
Muon who had ordered Senor Pncheco Leal,
an old and respected citizen Of Jalisco, TO be
whipped and sent 10 the amy as u recruit.
The only excuse given for this atrocious act
: tha, N~uOr Leal had adhered 10 the plan of
H0>gr5D. The affair has created intense cx.
element throughout the country, Senor Leal
having had three sons officers in the army,
tso ot whom were killed in the late war with
the niltd States, and the other is al present
upon the frontier lighting the Indians.
Coils Mtjia and Vega had joined the revou-
t:oni-ts, and the TamaUlipecO says it is as
sufed that within few days force of 1900
men waa,l be organized under the command
Of yaa~a istinguished chiefs, which would
marca TO occupy San Luis and the other States
Of the interior.
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HOTEL EXTRAVAGANCE.

The Philadelphia Ledger rours hot shot in
10 this fashionable folly. 1t takes for its text
the opening of the great ST. Nicholas in New
York, and holds forth as follows:
'VerIy this is fast age. And New York
Is fast city. And, thanks to its influence
and example, this is rapidly becoming a fast
coantry. The Ast0r Hotel aslonishad every
body in its day, and put the old fashioned
CITY Hotel and so forth quite out of counte-
nance. Very soon the IrriHg eclipsed the
Astor, then the Metropolitan put the Irring
IN the shade, and now the 81 Nicholas over
shadows the Metropolitan, the next one finish
cd OF the halt dozen great hotels now under
tie builders hands in New York will outshIne
the ~. Nicholas A.; and so OF and so forth, ill
tue nIIschievous folly-we could almost call it
cfun,nal-shall be stopped by the return of
pUbi!c common sense. And where is the ben
eHt OF all this lavish expenditure and gorgeous
uIsplay! Does IL promote the real comfort of
guests Not it they have much real refine
ment OF tusIe and dignity Of character; for
Stca thihgs are always most coveted by semi
narbarlans, and delight the ignorant Turks.
tae sensual PersIans and Hindoos and the RI
diculous chinese. Not If they have much in.
genuHy OF enlightened benevolence for The
equal distribution, the excessive accumulation
dnd excessive pIivation, which enable hundreds
mus 10 indulge, compel thousands to toll hard
;or scanty bread, and thousands more to go to
bed without any. The keepers of great hotels
~ our principal cities surely accumulate for
tunes IN five or six years or less, nolwiihsiand.
ing their enormous expenditure. We admi.
'"at they deserve success, for they assume
great responsibilities, and work hard TO please
and accommodate. But while glad for the keep.
ere we suggest that the rapdty with which
they grow rich in spite of such enormous ex-
penditure Indicates an enormous disproportion
b@'"ee costs and charges, and an enormous
increase IN the expenses OF rAyelling and of
living in cities"
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on the 14th ,
:" Persons calling
please say they are adv,
LADIE
Andrews Mrs Elizabeth
An trews Eliza
Austin Mrs E B
Aswa,er Mrs Mary
Ammons Mary F
Bailey Miss Susannah
Bsss Miss Martha NJ
Bolts Miss M f
Blankenship Miss MI
Branch Miss Martha M
Bott Miss Maria
Best Miss julia A
Browning Miss Harriet
Bowers Miss Fannie
Carter Miss Virginia L
Crump Miss Sarah A
Cunningham Miss M A
Cooke Miss MaryF
Carter Miss Mary F
Grafton Miss Indiana
Carter Miss Maria G
Clopton Miss Kate
Cottrell Miss Ellen
Drew Mrs Mary v A
Dodson Mrs Sarah L
Eastern Mrs T
Ellis Mrs Mildred M
Flaithey Mrs Mary
Flndley Mrs Mary A w
Field Mrs John s
Finney Miss Mary G
Gentry Mrs F s
Golden Mrs Z
Gunn Miss B E
Gray Miss Jane R
Henry Mrs Ann C
Hall Mrs Catharine
Hope Mrs E B
Hargrave Mrs Il C F
Harp Mrs Jane
Herring Mrs NJ P
Humphreys Mrs Mary
Herard Mrs Mary
Hunt Mrs Matilda
Jones Mrs Catherine
Jordon Mrs Margaret II
Iordon Miss Margret
Kern Miss Caroline E
Kirkpatrick Miss J
krscker Miss Hensy
Lewis Miss Bette
Lewis Mrs Margret G
Moon Mrs Edward
Murry Mrs Jane
Morris Mrs Mary A
Muse Mrs Mary w
Mayo Mrs Susanna w
Murphy Mrs Ellen
Moore Miss Bird
Mcmahon Margaret
Mcmahon Sarah
Nunley Mrs Caroline
Noel Miss Sarah F
Per y Mrs Catharine
Pryor Mira Fannie B
Pea Jane F
Payne Miss Elizabeth
Riley Mrs
Ready Mrs Mary
Rope. Mrs Rebecca B
Reddin Mrs Sally
Rodgers Mrs Sarah Ann
Rodbird Miss Ann EJ
Smell Mrs Sarah
Shroyer Mrs Susun
Spratt Mrs l. w
Smollbridge Mrs c
Snyder Miss Virginia
Trsylor Mrs Martha r
Tilison Mrs Harriet II
Tabb Miss Sally V B
Tremyer Miss Martha d
Tnom Miss Mary
Thomas Miss Mary M
Vaunerson Mrs Ann
Vsil Mrs Desers
Wood Mrs Sallie P
Weller Mrs Sarah Az
Willis Mrs Sarah A
Wy att Mrs Virginia A
Wilkins Mrs Rosa L
Williams Mrs M J 2
Williams Mrs Anna Z
Younu Mira Sarah
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OUTRAGEOUS THEFr.-Some daring scoun.
dfels recently broke into the house occupied
by the editor OF the N. Y. Day Book, on Long
islaad. and stole large number of articles, in
clucing the editor coat-the only one he pos
sessed. Shocking.
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I (rhEAT BARGAlNS.-As the season has
tar advanced, will now offer my entire stock
OF Dry Goods at greater reduced pr lces than ever
The stock comprises in part the following: La.
dies Dress Goods of all styles such as silks,
frencE and English Merinos, Poplins, Mouslins
Blankets, Flannels, Shswls, &C Also, Goods for
Gentlemen, Boys and Servants wear, such az
Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestngs, Gentlemen's Wooden
Under Shirts and Drawers, WOODEN Socks, Ker.
seys, Linseys, &C. and every other article usually
kept in Dry Goods store. great variety Of
fancy articles, all of which will be sold at unusu
ally low prices. The public are respectfully invit-
ed to call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Fl HROSENFELD,
ja7-lm IT'S Broad street
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NOTICE To PAVhHS.
OFFIcE OF SUPr. STREETS,

OFFICE OF SUPT. STREETs,
January 9th, 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Monday, the 17th instant, at 12 O'Clock NJ, FOR
repairs TO broken pavements, and relaying such as
may De taken up the streets, lanes or alleys of
tue city, tor Gas and Water pipes, for one year
from and after the first day of March, 1853.
Inc contractor will be required to enter into CO.
venant with security to execute the work promptly
time to time.
State the price per square yard-the contractor
carefully removing all earth and rubbish from the
street.
The estimate has been made at 80 cents Der square
yard and no bid higher than that will be considered
The contract must be signed within ten days after
the date OF the award, or it will be considered as
abandoned. RATES
ja7-td Sunt S,rae,s
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nISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER,

- sHlP.-The copartnership heretofore exist
Ing under the firm OF SEABROOK & REEVE, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons in
debted TO the late firm, will please make immediate
payment Either partner can use the name of The
firm in settlement of the business
VIM. H. SEABROOK
F. PAYSON REEVE
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MoSn SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS 1858
LIST OF LETTERS


LETTERS
Richmond Post Once
January, 1853.
for Letters in this List will
'ertised.
.S' LIST.
A
Allison Mrs Martha
Allen Mrs Sarah 7
Andress Mrs Sarah
Archer Mrs Mary J
Ii
Brown Miss Elizabeth
naiiey Miss Elizabeth
Bozman Mrs Caroline
brown Mrs Catherine3
B iB3lakey Mrs Elizabeth
brown b Mrs Lucy
Bayers Mrs Matilda
bintord Mrs Sarah w
g
Cary Miss Ami
Clarke Mrs AnnG
Clarke Mrs AIMS
Cunningham Z Mrs Ann 9
Cox Mrs Fannie F
Carr Mrs
Carter Mrs Caroline E
Chilarey Mrs Mary
Clarke Mrs Harriet h
Davis Mrs Mary
Durham Mrs Margaret I
4
Edwards Miss Lucy A
Eddens Miss Lilly A
f
Ford Miss Susan
Folks Miss Virginia r
Frayser Miss Isabella
Folkes Miss E A
G.
Gray Miss L ]
Goldman Miss Margaret A
Gresham Miss Mary J
Griffin Miss M A
I'll
Harris Mrs Lucy A
Hatcher Miss Agnes R
Holems Miss Z s
Hendrick Miss Mary M
Hill Miss Mary
Hope Miss Martha
Hill Miss Martha
Humphreys Miss S R
j
Johnston Miss Louisa M
Jones Miss Mary X
X
King Mrs John
Kennedy Mrs Margret
Kerry Mrs Julia
Leadbetter Mrs Sarah A
Nj
Mallory Miss Emma 8
Major Miss HA
Martin Miss Lizzie r
Morris Miss Lizzie 8
Mayo Miss Martha 7
Mayo Miss Maria A
Monaghan Miss Eliza
Nc
Mckennon Miss Maria
McCloud Miss Sarah
n
Nichols Miss Catha1ine S
p
Puckett Miss Harriet
Parkhill Miss Kate 2
Peasants Miss Lizzie A
Pollock Miss Mary 5
X
Rouse Miss Betty
Rogers Miss Elizabeth
Richardson Miss F A
Read Miss Mary E
Rand Miss Virginia
3
Sharpe Miss s
Sadler Miss Susan o
Spears Miss Martha J
Stegar Miss Jane C
Smith Miss Catherine nj
T
Tyree Miss M A
Temple Miss Hattie
Tyre Miss Henrietta
} Tally Miss Georgia E
Thompson Miss c n
v
Vanzile Miss Arabella C
~
Willis Mrs Elizabeth
Wingfeld Mrs Eliza A
Wallis Mrs Bridget
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CEDAR TAR-COnsumptiOn Cured
Y The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure of lucipieu: Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tetter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
MRs B. B. EoRRIs-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hemor
Ihages of the lungs attended with painful cough
Etried various remedies, and had the best medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
l27 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
ET@ Beware of counterfeits. The genuine srti
Gle is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
9 Genera a nanf for Eastern Yir1ins.
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In retiring from business, most cheerfully and
confidently recommend to the patronage of my
friends and the pablic generally the new firm of
REEVE d. BLAIR. W. II. SEABROOK
Richmond, January lat 1852 ia Z
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PRICE ONE CENT
Wader James

Wood L Wader James
Warde John
" 5@#gst
Warrington John Yates Col VIM heiraof
Yancey John heirs of Young Capt Henry heirs
Warrington James OF
Warrington M w Zitelle Sig Guredione
Initials.
Union Lodge o7IOOF.
jal5 THOS. B. BIGG Err, P. n
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ootCA y ID q
Folkes John JH
Fifield J Al
Frensiey J l.
Fiernoy James
Goldey Charles
German Dennis 2
Gaibraith Charles
Green BENZ f
Gregory f G
Gresham z ]
Green 4 B
Gramlick F M
Green F M
| Garland Fl M
Guest James
Gray ] S
Greeoleaf J
Grsw J
Hopkins w B
hammilton Col VIM
Hurley William
Henick w G
Hawkins w w
Harwood WE
Hunt w R
Harding w H
Hugheart w Fl
Hunt w r
Hudgins w T
Hall Thomas d
Hooper Thos M
Hurndon E T
Henry 5 H
Hulse Samuel T
Hughson RE
Halsall X s
Hape o H P
Hazlewood Martin w
Hunt ]
Hudson II M
Herbart Henry
Hutchinson G S
Hope George J
Harvard G
Harris G w
Hurt F B
Johnston Washington
Jacobs 5 B
Johnston B
Jay S III
| Jackson Moses
Krank Bernard
Keeling Edward D
Kelly John
Kane J C
Kirby John D
kelby John ?
Lindomau Mr.
Leahy William
Leonard Solomon
Lavery Richard J
Lang d Pelkington
Love o NJ
Lacy Mathew M
Love James III
Luple John w
Mitchell Mr.
Morris Albert A
Meyer Alvis
Moore Augustine G
Morse BENZ
Msorman Cha rles
Miller David
Morrison Daniel 8
Moore David B
Msgrath Dennis
Morgan Fleming
Mebatt E
Martin Walker
Miles Geo
Marshall II HI
Montcastle Jno
Miller James w
Montcastle Jno X
Morris A C.
McC arty Geo B A
McAvoy Hugh
MCGOWAN James
McCurren Jno
McDonnagh James
McEvoy Jno
Napier Edward s
Nelson Jno L 2
O'Donnell Cornelius
Olmsted F l.
O'Kane James
Ogready James
Phillipson Mr.
Pollard Benjamin
Pick Charles
Prentis c
Parke C
Perusse Cyrille
Pencil DR. d
Perkins Frank
Perry G w 4
Perks George
Pendleton Jas s
Pendleton J VIM
Peesly Jno w
Roane A c
Robbins B F C
Reed B F
Redman Eugene
Roper E H
Redan Edward
Roster F w 2
Reed G w
Rose Jos
Rutyes J A
Ralph james
Rose J B 80.
Schluter Fl
Sullivan Florence
Sheldon Fethiam
Steehart Ed ward
Sawyer Chas S
Secretary of Lynchburg
and Richmond Telc-
graph Co
Southill Anther
Standermyer Rev
Stevens AG
Syuco Thos c
Stern VIM
Snipes Capt VIM P
Smelton Walter
Slater VIM
Stringfellow VIM Fl
Smelling Zaccheus
Stearns +
Slaughter Richard
Scott P g
Tyler VIM II
Tinsley VIM T
Tarr Wm
Turpin Walter G
To,ty VIM
Taliaferro Warner 7
Tyler W w
Todd Washington
Toler Thos T
TOMMY Thos 2
Towers Michael
TavInr Iohn
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W1R1S1wu TIANUSs-f u. IhILUh Is
constantly receiving elegant ant
n fJpain Piapos from the popular ma
u skers, Nunns & Clark.
These instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the "World's Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prize the
American Institute Fairs in this country They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent ouer strings and are
confidently recommended for sueetness of tone and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
In the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
p H. Taylor has sold these instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
r Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, (the largest and best
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strings
Violins and Guitars of the best quality, at low
prices. P.H. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc5 100 Main street. opposite the Banks
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M MARBLkIZED IRON NIANTELS, TIA.
LsA BE TOPS, COLUMNS, &C-The Sals
mander Marble Company are now prepared to of
fer to the public the choicest styles of the above
made by recent invention, in imitation of the
most unique and beautiful varieties of marble and
precious stones. These articles have already &C.
qured enviable reputation, and were awarded
Gold Medal at the late Fair of the American Insti-
tute in New York This combination possesses
advantages over the real marble, inasmucE as they
cheaper, more durable, not liable to damage
from oHs and acids, while they lack none of the
beauty of the originals.
A great variety of stylos and designs, such as
Agates, Brocatelles, Siennas, Verd, Antiques, &c.
&c, may be at our store on Cary street. For
sale at factory prices
de 30 FRY g. McCANDLISH, Agents.
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EDUCATION.
IIoNOCHROMATIC PAINTING, Ann

Ill PEN AND INK DRAWlNG-kiessrs WILL
SON s. WALDEN, Artists respectfully inform the
citizens of Richmond that they elocated at No l76
Main street, nearly opposite tho Farmers Bank OF
Virginia, where they are prepared to give instruc
tions in these beautitu, branches of art.
Mr. Wilson also takes correct miniaturesin India
Ink closely resembling engravings. Visitors are
solicited to call and examine their specimens, which
only need 10 be seen to be admired. js l0-6t*
ALL SMALL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR, sth
II street, between Grace and Frsnklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe.
cisl attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also TO Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys cer,positou and writing, may be always
seen at see Dispatch office. bly, Rule is peremp.
tory, but as gentle possible. Oc9
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rin1ey nanoolph
Forbes Samuel C
Flanagan w 8
G
Green John
Gavin John
Gimme ahauser John
Griffin Michael
Gary Massena E
Gentry d Mailert
Graves X w
Gary Richard
Gallaher s G r
Governaw Ssm1 L
Griffin Thos NJ
Gwatney VIM s
Glenn WmJ
Goddin Jas E
.
Hagar NJ s
Hiloy S
Hamilton James
Hanna John
Hardwick ] L
Heath Joseph P
Hodgdon J s
Hobson Julius A
Hockaday J F
Harwood James
Hartman John s
Hulett ] c
Hawkins J E
Hinsdale J N
Hancock J
Hill John l.
Hockaday IF
Hudge John
Hanson, Griffin & Obrion
HICKS M
Hoge D II
Honan Edward
Hundley Chas A
Howell Chas
Hunt Chss
hermann Mr.
Hamton VIM
Hopkins Alex
j
Johnson Isham
Jamison JF
Jeoman Capt James
Jones George
X
kelby Jno w
Kidd Little J
Kerse Timothy 2
kash Chas F
Kinnnarad ALA
l.
Lindsay John
Lucrane Jos
Lumpkin DR. John
Ladd Henry M
Laplsnd DR. Henry
Lukins Clement L 2
Laphorn B B
Ledesmara Mr.
"
Marshall Jos D
Moore Jno ii
Moore James A
Meyer Louis
Matha Peter
Moore Patrick
Msughen Patrick
Moore Richard c
Moss Reubin
Mallory Robt NJ
Morris r B
Maine Stephen P
Moles Samuel A
Martin Thompson C2
Madden Theodore 8
Mann VIM B
Morton r ca
Marsh James L
[c
McCurdy Peter
DR. Samuel
Samuel N
Thos
MCGEE Wssly
Nowlin Jonathan NJ
Nutzhorn 8 F |
Orcutt Jonathan
O'Connor James
O'Here Michael
Oliver Wilson
Prendergast Jno
Pepper !no G
Peasants Jas J
Parrill Arting
Phillips Moro
Payne Smith
Points Summei6eld
Page Thos N -
Pleasants Wn II
Patton VIM z
Pettis WIN Fl
Prescott VIM
Parrow VIM B
Richardson Ira
Ransone James
Reardon James
Rose P B
Reynold Richard Fl
Redford Robt
aiddell Robt
Ramsey VIM P C
Richards, Walker e.
Roach VIM N 2
Ransom M w
randolph VIM B
tone Michael
ihaw McCloy C
'chang L
rockwell Leander Y
'alisbury Lewis
aunders John II
harp Lewis FL
itarke John w 3
peer James O2
'tetter John
simpson James :
'cott James P
;ofield J K
,outher John
'tsnsburg John
spear J f
'eaver Jr Joseph
SCOOTER John
iesver He man
ihortls Michael
Turner John
rwibith James
Taylor Isaac
fylor Gee II
Futwiler II
Tally Hill e.
Thompson Garland N2
Terrell Edward w
Fowler G. J
rimberlake Al
rinsley Alex
Taylor Alex +
Tally Admiral E