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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

WV FANCY DRY GOOD~.
ribbons, HE.aSts, y WINS. iGDy,na
Dress RuItO u-, etc.
EnRRDiBERiEH.
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iore do, Embroidered Muslin and t"W"F"
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ts'.t NinsIiu and tgmbFIc sets,, OF.
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- srutled dOs plaza aud shets"e ,h"'''''t'.
S"A " Lawns. Pillow Case AiR9n aa& hu.tHliN
h,to'',aa aud brown Ta5lU Cloth llneh; '"HN'A8t
eio"stirs. Curtain nrnperie1i LaJlrH l"" u "a"
'' U.nl = srcsiolsi Cents sOtdered """ piAi""s'
th|ssch.d aud brow Irish Llaehs b'P"'''" '.
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u-o,h.soA Ca.hmsre Long and SqdHIe @h"E @t'I
= IA. sax aud Tibet do Bay STAT" ~" "..'.''
I,us sud square dos tsehts ta+vn,S
l'''' " lANhEE NOTIONS
of.u Kinds. i&rCoa-' ceiebfatsi 7ro"' '''''s "a.
CLOTHS, fASSiHEht.", ......
BlCKSKiN GLOVES y hit'i..t'>
w0OAs.s:N Gd'5's~.
Cassmercs,
DOeskEs1
Twoeds aud Ieans ...,...
90 rduruys a0f rl"''.a-"
Nsrd Coalt.s-'
Satin p'thta., ','t'.,,.
slsussts, Bearers, uuhis' CI'ah4nssi "''' e.
Fr0esipgs, fiaRnsis' whlie al'a S''''
cd. with trimmings 10 "'t'"'
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BUILDING LOTS

U'nR sale al fair prices and all long credit. 10
L facilitate improvements
COOK g. SARGENT
wt sell lets e .ar les who will build on them hl'
taasnn, at moderate prices and on a credit OF l.
aud 3 yeaFs June 5. d ".
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

life prs a most distressing complaint 's more piet"
, ,bau a. generally supposed II rs attended WIN IN
i,nmatiop, small umors IN the s1ne'a any o. $40
| ,t,,L aune,ran.e, l. hdescrihably painful when
t"V NIX u, resist scratching, anu The only pres
" = pt seem, 10 be desire to tear the skin On ihs
is lnoI dangerous en 5nls%9y o.l snr
I'I' ns aiaty let all afflicted ICY Overs Healing LI't
. Ion aud uswurant immediately relief aud 40 81
f. aal cure Many troublesome asses % ah's
49, 80 rsmsdisd by tho Of this great medicine
49, ,,ot Isct upon latI Confederation oi 'L's
s,.tgmsnt and thousands bear testimony % TIC s''"'
,slus of dis All Healing PaHatSa.
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Dyer's


what Overs Healing Embioestion Is.
4t.s .arf,at pam nFstroyrr and an taFaiuable Gu
80, l., 81, cur. OF Rheumatism Tut-, Wounds ram an
% -ia BAGS lha Lambs, Lurnhas0 sore ihi"atj nu hs,
Lis areIfugs, AEuo. CEaHip, pIes, &c her 'hts
, Eg.uds II l. superior 90 any other pfeparstioh II
MIN eftld immediate relief sesi7 oi burns anu lot
pms ., e-eakness ia any part Of the sfstesn 'e" Hi'o
lam ,,,iei Az d .ery short time ,-,,..,
- ptsruaIly il ls one 0t tho most valuable rene
f m crsnp ~ sptsodiC Affections, ior paias o. sore
~ an tLe side throat chest and et9mas u, ioi 5i'A
i.1aTb IN. nausea sea sickness, rheumatism 81 any
nal weakness caused by I4ll 81 atfatn u possesses
.Tu,l,s neslluE ahd Pan-des!royins properties uhs-
auatel u any olhs, compound medicine apu we nav
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
WIRE DISH COVERS,

,RoM d TO 20 inches, fur sale at SMITH 4 RAINING.
TONS Stove aud HouseturniShins Store, sign o the
d 'ran Kettle sep 10
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A nalln fur livery Wound.

TrsT'7 Healing Enbrocation has acquired an ahpiss
,rts5 cAI,LIiy as healing paBacea iteuIes wounds
wv, - ITni-ss scAids rheumatism, and ali eAter
r nd iterna paiu, in short period OF tine seieH
Gsy TTepsr aud away; ftfs'5 ~ .ns s ssaH
20 -, al iIass., aud las become SO universally
n Iba il needs hxrdly 10 he named IN public ptnl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
. :,
EAsetI WIND Nsss.s.

'tit pIlly t0hsoh II
why The Wind i0f
age pact has nothee ia
uuivcrsaIIv used as .
np,iyc power Is w'ii
known 10 bg tho wan
sI q sell regulating
nis,hlHs. In high
winds, the Wind mil
as heretofore con =
4trurteG ctghoT soon
ruu lt4sii 10 death or
sfealN iHjufe any
Kind OF gCraing at
laclle,i, THIS differ
rutt - entirely obyi-
4al rau now he gIvrn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

The ease With which Dyei's Healing tm1t",a,"h -
stIied the absence 81 any gfras" or Only suDath" -
y uo,itipu its perfect nsatness leaNnE no s'ih
n tho d. eFs or skio It's agreeable otoi lie P'hpt "i
ug aud eficaoiouE effects, render II the iuGst N'ius
H. ~ ,h.apest medicine that eau be used The seuH
s H.. The lac siuiie Of the pfopriefois signature
A H. FIELD, Pi.priefor, froEidsGSs, n
4Ad 10 Rock Island ADD pay.np0y! W niA1S
CIIpFIT6ER: Ia C6isssob BY fENioa 3 horisso ~ ,
IN rTr,r.tlns by l. b, BoIahAhIl' oS9'o0'N4'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
WIRE WORK

UPRIGHT Range Gridirons, Corn Peppers, Wac
| skmmcrs Toasters, Toast Forks, Egg Beaters .%lk
puIlers &c., for sale at SMITH 4 REMlNnfon 5
~
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EEATHER BUSTERS
nr all sizes colored and plain feathers long hsnaee
l JEly Drivers. for sale az SMITH EEMiNglon .
, II'S $50 sep 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

Miss Julia Whitney, aged II years. daughter Of
Mrs. Gen Gaines, died in New York on the 5ib
| instant of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Gray, ship builder at Milan, Ohio. has
procured the contract for building the six reve.
nue. cutters which Government is about TO place
on The lakes.
The net proceeds of Parodfs three recept
concerts in ST. Louis were, it is said over "a .
O00 VI
Hon. Erastus Brooks, of New York. lectures in
Wheeling, Va, this evening.
An adventurer, writing from California. SAWS
"A nan 8 lie here Is worth about fifty cents on q
dollar
Virgil Powers, Esq has been appointed Chief
Engineer OF the Georgia and Florida railroad
Col. J. Lee Williams, author of the History OF
Florida, died at his residence in Picolata, Fla
on the 7th instant, after short illness of paraly-
sis.
Col S. R. Bonner, well known citizen of Co
lumbus, Ga, was found dead there on the Goth in
slant.
Colonel James T. johnson, formerly q leading
member OF the North Carolina Senate, died on the
nth inst
Hugh Cunningham, u s. soldier, died sud
denly last Saturday night at the Carlisle, Pa,
Barracks.
Pork at Ashviile, North Carolina, is quoted at
Is gross.
There is 0 firm in New York, the name of which
is Lay, Hatch & Co. The clerks are presumed to
be Shanghais
Ristori, the great compeer of Rachel has just
LETT Berlin after achieving there the most attering
success. Previous TO her departure she received
a rich present of jewelry from the King and Queen.
Over sixty members of Congress are stopping In
New York, on their way to Washington city.
Rev. D. V. Mclean, d. D., has resigned the pre-
sidency of Lafayette college, Easton. Pa.
The White mountains In New Hampshire have
put on their white blankets for the winter.
Oswold Wright was arrested In Ciarkesvilie,
Va, Monday, charged with numbering . negro at
CASTOR, N. y.
Rev. John b. Adger has been elected to chair
In the Theological Seminary n Columbia, g. @.
Senator Butler Of that State, . pubic supper.
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Poems of Th0s. Dunn English..S Outhern
Literature.

The Examiner of yesterday has . communities
ton from the Editor of the Southern Literary
Messenger, calling attention to the proposal to
publish the collected writings of DIR. THoS DUNN
ENGLISH, of this State Mr. THOMPSON Justly
says, that DIR. L. has written much that rises
above the level of the evanescant literature of the
day; but If he had never produced anything more
than the ballad of Ben Bolt, his name would be
secure of lasting remembrance. There il.
scarcely family circle in the land that has not
felt the pathos Of that simple and beautiful com
position. Like the songs of Burns, it has touched
q chord in the universal heart which will long vi.
brate and like them it sets criticism at defiance nv
the human sympathy that pervades it."
DIR. English has written much that has eIicited
warm praise from critics. He is besides rare wit
and humorist. Who does not remember the exoui
sitely humorous anecdote descriptive of scenes up
on Sandy" wherein q stranger rides up on
horse, the historian guesses to be of Messenger
stock, and gravely enquiries of one of a rousb
looking crowd If 1t is free fight" and 10
quests that he may be counted inq" That
was sample of the humor the Doctor sometime,
INDUCES His wit none who have heard his i'm
promptu efforts at public speaking will ever for.
get.
1t is proposed now, to publish his poems and
other writings by subscription, and list il open.
ed at J. w. Randolph's, where persons who DE-.
SIRE to do so may enter their names. Dr. Z. has
for very many years lived in Western Virginia,
as Mr.. Thompson says, quite unconnected with
literary clques has acquired adventitious reputa
ton from pafs of Northern editors and all he writes
Is imbued with the freshness of the atmospbere
he breaihes and has the flavor of our own sail
Mr.. 4. concludes with the interrogatory. ..shon,d
not FiTginians sustain Limf' The answer tn ,b;.
question is much easier than that to the following
Will Virginians sustain himf Alas VIC fe..
that 1t were better for the Doctor, 1, be ba,Ied
from Boston or New York and his poems were
sent forth by Phillips, Samson & Co or Harna,
or Appleton A regularly descended Puritan from
Within hearing of Plymouth rock could get moro
subscribers In Virginia to some of the inaen,ous
msrary accamuations of that hoary humbus, Pc
yer fAriey, or some miserable Gazetteer in which
every schooi house In New England is mentioned
sna nsi the towns In the South omitted In one day
.nah would volunteer to write their names for the
Doc'of DOCK In twelve months. We are tribu
fary 70 the North In literature An veil =. .om.
msres- When win 1t be otherwisss And ye.
tnas mailman, or knsvs Philosopher, Grsely. ana
ms ostss'ssis e. iaborsrs In destrucsiysnsss ara
ever prating about the "slaveocrscyn and the
nave power Of the South. Whist sort Of sigma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

WATER Gas -Every now and then we hear
something about water gas, notwithstanding that
the noisy inventor Payne, of Worcester, or some
other such town, was shot so many times, and it
was supposed obstinately survived his discovery.
Now we hear of it in Cincinnati. where it is al.
legged company is about to be formed to manu-.
fac.ure it on a large scale. A Chicago paper wit
tingly remarks that if the invention succeeds in
cheapening gas, the spirits should be duly credited
for the revelation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

NEW YORK MASONIC FRATEBEITY-TheN New
York Tribune states that the dissensions which
have existed among the New York Masons are
in fair way to be settled. On Monday evening
two of the lodges who formerly hailed from St.
Johns Grand Lodge, finding their position I'm
comfortable by reason Of the great body of Masons
throughout the Union refusing to acknow ledge
them as legitimate, renowned th cir allegiance and
made application to be admitted to tie Grand
Lodge Of the State. The Deputy Grand Master
has had their case in elaboration, and granted
their request consideration of their performing
the usual ceremonies required by the ancient reg.
ulations of the Order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

MILLEDULCIA: Il thousand pleasant things ssleca.
ed from "Notes and Quries."-New York, Apple
ton Co-This volume is very finely gotten up
Notes and Queries" is the title of weekly publ
cation in London, now issued for several years,
which is a medium of communication for Artists,
Anliqusries, Genealogists, etc. The book before
US is selection from this work which has been
gotten together in IL volumes In London. 1t is
highly interesting for perusal at leisure intervals
when mental refreshment and not study is desir-
ed-while 1t contains much interesting and Gu
rious information.
For sale by JAS WOODHOUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

~ DRISCOLLS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS. Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrice and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and mparting fragrance and
sweetness otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the persons knowledge-
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, No. zU7,
Main street. and BY Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

THE POSTAL ARRANGEMENT WITH CANADA
A correspondent at St Catharine, Canada West,
says "A very great error is made by United
States correspondents, who sometimes pay the pos
tage to the line-three cents-which is of no avail
and is lost, letters come with the full charge,
ten cents. By the postal arrangement between
the two countries, it is optional to pay, not pay
but partial payment, on either side is struck off
by postmasters."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

EUROPEAN STEAMERS TO CHEsAPEAKE Bay
The London Morning Post Uord Pamerston's
organ takes a very favorable view of the con.
templsted Leviathan Iron Steamship Ferry Line
between the Chesapeake Bay and Milford. In its
notice of this enterprise in its issue of the 9th
October 1t makes copious extracts from the pamph.
let of A. Dudley Mann, Esq. the protector, and
corroborates and smpfes all that is therein stat
ed with reference to the superiority Of Milford as
O British port. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

RAILROAD SuBsCRIPTIoEs.-The County Court
of Hampshire, has appointed David Gibson, Esq
to make the subscription of 100000 to the stock
Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
road Company. The County Court Of Clarke
have appointed Hugh NJ Nelson, Esq, to make
the subscription of 100000 to the stock of the
same Company, on the part Of that county.
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TRLRCRApsv.r NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY sPATcH
f,olonixtu9 virginia with Free State nicr.
Another Boston Idea.

NEW YORK, Nov. % The Herald to-day. pub.
fishes . speech Of Hon Ell mayer member 81
Worcester Emigrant Aid Society, OF which he IL
President, In which he says 1t would be easy to O.,
ganize company in the city of New York, which
would make Virginia free State In four years -.
Already many men Of that city are owners Oh real
and put In their immense possessions as stock
He adds that the enterprise ia ready to be under
taken.
The Herald denounces Thayer and the Aid So
ciety, as the principal cause OF the Kansas trou'
bles.
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MARRIED.

On the 70th inst By the Rev. Thomas Stafford, Or.
CHARLES ANDERSON. Of this city, to Miss
sALLIE ANN, ErfES, Of New Kent, We.
On tbs Goth inst, at ct. paurs Church. by the Rev.
u s. Kspplsr, DR.. G.. COLE to Miss HfBERN1A
CULLEN. all of this city.
In Raleigh. on the 18th inst BY Rev. Joseph u
Miss MARY ST. CLAIR. daughter of VIM. D. Cook,
Esq, of the fsrmer place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

DEATH OF A NOTED MAN.-Maor William NJ
gent Mcnamara, of Ireland, is dead. For many
years he represented his native county (Clare) in
the Imperial Parliament, and was, perhaps, one OF
period in the history of Irish politics which pre-
ceded the Catholic Emancipation Act. The majors
name will long be associated with one of the most
memorable events in the career of the late Mr.
O'Connel. In the latter's fatal duel with Mr.
D'Esterre, in 1915, Major Mcnamara acted as sc
cond to Mr.. OConnell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

RAPPAHANNOCK STEAMER The Fredericks-
burg News announces with much satisfaction that
a new steamer has just been put on the Kappa
hammock river to ply between the mouth of that
river and Fredericksburg. Her name is Scottish
Chief" and the News calls upon the people on the
river to support her.
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Of privilege and power are these evidences Of
commercial and literary subservisney 10 the Northf
We hope that In this instance, at least the PEG
pie of Virginia win feel warm and active sym.
patty for genius and enterprise at home
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For sale by JAS. WooDHoUsE.

MARRYING TOO LATE.--A Tale by GEORGE
WOOD author of Peter Schlemihl in America
&c. New York; appleton 4 Co.-The Topographic
cal style of this novel is quite pretentious It's IT,
tie Is calculated to excite little interest among
those single persons who are of an uncertain age
For sale by JAS WooDHoUsE
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For sale by JAS. WooDHoUsE.

CoRNELLs HIGH SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
TLAs-These works are parts Of series of
school biographies, by s. s. CORNELL, member
Of the American Geographical and Statistical So
ciety. They are from the press of APPLETON g.
Co., New York. The geography has some new
and apparently valuable features and the atlas is
adapted to it. The works are admirably arrsng.
ed and printed.
For sale by JAS. WooDHOUsE.
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STORIES OF AN OLD MAID; Related to her Ne.
phews and Neices translated from the French Of
Nine. Emile de Grardin New York, D. Appleton
& Co-Tbis is a very pretty little volume, and Is
replete with entertainment. The stories are told
in that spirited and natural STYLE characteristic
of French authors.
For sale by JAMES WoODHOUsE
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A complimentary supper was given Hon. John
Letcher, by his constituents in Lexington, Va,
Tuesday night.
Samuel Ingram. of Wythe county, Va, died on
Goth inst. from injuries received by an accident on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29
The Runaway Mexican War Steamer mr.
Ing into nm Arr erfcan Vessel

NRw ORLEANS. Nov 26.-The schooner Major
Barbour, from Coatralcos River, reports being fred
into on the 10Th of October. by the Mexican war
steamer Democrats, which had run away from
Vera Cruz. Persons on bard the schooner were
also fred at, and the commander of the Democratic
discharged pistol at the captain of the schooner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

A VENERABLE VoTER.-At the recent Presi'
Dental election, Matthew Powers, Sen, of Robe
son county, North Carolina, voted for Buchanan
He cast his first Presidential vote for Washing
ton, and has been voter for sevsnty.s six years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

A Rum0r about MIR Buchanan's Cabi 1et.
NRw YORK, Nov. % The Tribune states, on
what it calls good authority that Mr.. Buchanan
has offered General Cass the post Of Secretary OF
State, which he accepted on Tuesday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29
Slave Trade upou the seas.

The New York Journalof Commerce learns up.
on inquiry, of the U. 8. Deputy Marshal. that the
fitting out Of slavers from that port continues and
that the business was never prosecuted with
greater energy than at present.
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Recruits for Walker

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 26.-The steamer Ten.
nessee sailed hence today for Nicaragua with 3oo
recruits for Walker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

From Mexico-.Battie between Vidaurrf
and Garcia.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 26-Private letters from
Mexico state that q pitched battle was fought be.
tween Vidaurri and Garcia, on the 10th inst. In
which the latter was defeated, and barely escaped
with the safety Of his person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

SAILED,
schr. Ellen Goldsbore', Bunting, down the river,
light.
Schr. Abdelkader, Cornelius, down the river,
light.
Schr. Henry Remson. Jefries Petersburg mdz.
schr. W m. 8. Triplett, Pdtchett, down the river,
light.
schr. N. NJ Tennor, Todd Wilcox's wharf, for
ship.
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lNT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y the
IL Richmond Post Once on the % thdsy Of Novm'r,
tsts
rxr Persons calling for Letters in this List, viii
please say they are advertised.
e. Office hours Sundays, hereafter, from to
M and from 4 to B r. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

for Letters In this List, viii
'ertised.
sundays, hereafter, from 8 to 9
P. M.
IEY LIST.
A
Apearrow mrs Elizabeth
Angle miss Mary G
b
Butler miss Bettis G
Burroughs miss c 2
BOSWELL miss Mary o
Butler miss Mollis A
4 Bark mis- w
Bailey miss Bette B
Conroy mrs Julis
Cooke miss -
ID
Dickinson mrs Lilly
Davis mrs Z A +
Daniel mrs z II
Davsuport mrs Emily
4 2 Demslman mrs B
K
Edmundson miss Harriet
Edmunds mics Mamie
r
Freeman mrs NJ
Findley mrs n AW
Fleming miss n w
q
Gill mrs Emily e
Garrett mrs Mary Z
Gill mrs Mary Il
{ Hopkins miss Mary 8 A
swklns miss Lottis p
10 DHudGsns miss Al
Hall n 70 Virginia 4 K
Hsrkstep mrs Susan
Hope mrs Polly
Hsgsn mrs Margaret
j
Jefferson mrs Nancy
Isbell mrs Mary z
Jordan mrs 8 P
X
KIicknsr miss Msliss
Kelly miss Sarah A
Render Angling
l.
: Les miss Emma C
B LANCER miss Anne 81
M
Martin mrs Frances
Maddox miss Julia
Mahon miss ElizabethF
h Meyers miss Martha L
Mason miss Ann r
Nc
v McKoush miss Ann
ne McCeeno miss Mary w
No
9 P'50urn' miss Sarah
X
Richardson miss q
Robinson miss Julia A
Sharp miss Anne L r
Sanger miss Ann H
+: Sheppard miss Fannie
Stockton miss Kate B
,tte Sedgwick miss L r
Steward miss Laura z
aaville miss Maria
Stanley miss Margaret
Saville miss M Fannie
Shelton miss Petsy CO
LTD r
Timberlick miss Harriet
Turner miss Laura
Turney miss Masaret
! 2 Thomkinson miss Sally
w
Underwood mrs M A
w
Wills mrs Nancy
Wolohon miss Sal;ie
Watkins miss M l.
wilkinson miss Leila
Wallar miss lisa bella
Webb miss A
Womack miss Bette
Y
Young miss Rosa
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LOST.

T OST--On Wednesday, somewhere on
II the Dock, a small tin box containing my, FREQ
PAPERS and sundry other papers. The finder will
receive a reward of dollar by leaving the same ut
the Dispatch office. RO SELDEN,
no 29-2ts A free man of color.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, 81 cts.,
no extra charge for reserved seas) I'd Tier Boxes,
Is cts; Galleries SO and Is cts
" Box Office open from to- O'Clock.
U Doors open at 7; Overture commences at quar-
ter before O'Clock precisely.