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DARGAlNs..is the cry All reneas
ID 6srsaius q pleasant sound
Hard bargains though q some are msns
Besauns fhsir soc1s are ne acoolas
ore plnes know whore sure yos AZ
Re 80 theu seIline below p0y-
Tho nneet eoods which yoa cen nnes
In Oh Virginia, of The tine.
Eyesybody knows this y 8 - poku.af - = {
Bsessh cesfsslsnssy - yszistI e.sss; -.
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SENTENCE OF MURDERER.-An affecting
scene took place in the Superior Court of Perqui-
mans county, N. c., last week, upon passing the
sentence Of death On Riddick Sewell. The pri
soner was brought into court in very feeble state
having suffered dreadfully from cold while in jail
last winter.
y After going through with some necessary prelimi.
nariea his Honor addressed tho prisoner and asked il
he had anything to say why sentence of death should
not be passed upon hn- Amid the breathess silence
OF large and eager asssmbage Sewell and ad-
dressed the court wthperfect composure for perhaps
half an hour He stoaly asseyerated his ignorance
Of every thing conne0sd with the niurder--knew
nothing of until he hsi been he commit
ted the deed, he wss crazy and knew nothing about
itearnesty besousht the Judge to take of his night
arm, pluck out his right eye send him out of the
try, but spare his etod his Homer that If hs would
look his books he would find precedents for this
and cited two cases a. suhontyreferred the hard
swearing of the witnesses against him, and CHARGED
those who captured him with having robbed him,
&c. His speech very disconnected but indjcsted
atsnacious hope of itewhich nothing could basish.
The unfortunate man was then sentenced 10 be
hunO an the 18th inst ss#es
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PIANOs.-.-The subscri6e

has Just received one of ]. 4 C. Fis-
III cher's cele b-eted T. octave PIANOS
y It Is unnecessary TO ssy anything in
commendation of Fischefs Pianos; hey ase too well
known and appreciated TO require it.s Any person
wishing superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain one at the manufacllrerS price
THOS. w. KEE4EE,s
apo At Gao. ]. Sumnor's Pearl It,
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RETURNED FROM EuRoPE--Asmong the passen
gers by the Persia. st New York, are Majors Della
field and Mordecai and Capt. Mcclellan, u. 8. A.
j. l.. Hodge, u. 8. C0nsnl at Mars6illes, and #
COMPUTE Ssrtigc8 and WIFE,
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DACON, SUGAR MOLASSEs, GREEN
ID LAGUAYRA C OFFEE, &c.-Prime Bacon
Sides, Shoulders and Hams; prime Porto Rico Sugar
and Molasses; Loaf Crushed, Powdered. Granulsted
aud Coffee Sugars; prime Lsgusyrs Coffee; Apple
Brandy; Rectifsd Whiskey old Rye Whiskey Of su.
pedor quality; Sperm and Adsmsntine Candles; Rice
lc receiving to-day and for sale by
EGGLESTON T. FITZGERALD,
an 8-6t No. IA Pearl street.
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w elegant goods, and cheap! is the exclamation
of every one after passing through the store of p.
STRAUsE & BRO, No. q Main street. We have
description of Striped Plaid Plain and Black Silks at
62Sc worth Sl. Also large stock of the newest style
money; Berege de LANES and Chslles; Muslins; ia
comets; Lawns; Briliiants; Embroideres; Collars;
Sleeves; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Irish Linens;
Swiss, Null and fgd Muslin, &c Ladies will find 1t
to their advantage give a CALL at No. a Main Ut.
ap Z3-2ws p. STRAUSE & BROTHER.
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New Publications,

"Ths Humors of Falconbridge, by the late iona.
than f. Kelly" Mr.. Kelly was better known to
the reading public by his signatures of Falcon
bridge" Jack HUMPHREYS" stampede" &C. 1t
is complete in one large duodecimo volume, bound
in cloth, with numerous illustrations. As writer
of humorous sketches, Mr. Kelly had no superior
in this country. He won wide celebrity by the
humor droery and fidelity to nature of his SIX etch.
es, He died at an early age, and left widow and
young family 10 mourn his loss His only legacy
to them was his collection of sketches, which il
now published for their benefit, in q handsome
form and with beautiful illustrations. It contains
over hundred different sketches, full of humor.
genius and geniality. Published by Peterson,
Philadelphia. For sale by G. NJ. West.
sMajor Jones Courtship and Travels. com.
prising all the scenes, incidents and adventures of
his Courtship in series ofetters by himself as well
q the humorous narrative of his travels from
Georgia to Canada, and back together with bis
experience and observation in each town he passed
through" T. B. Peterson, of Philadelphia. has
issued this book in his best STYLE 1t makes vol
ume of over 400 pages, bound in cloth, gilt with
tweuty.one original illustrations by barley The
Volume is provocative of endless merriment 1t is
one of the droest of the dro books of the season;
brim full of fun; overrunnirg with comicaty.-
For sale by G. N. West, Exchange Bookstore.
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More EasterurTroubles,

According to the London Post, the leading states
men of Great Britain apprehend at no distant day
q fresh. rupture with Russia. The Post accuses
Russia of endless Vaccinations and iutrigues in
the attempt to sever the French and English al
lance Russia, it says, hasi not changed her ma
tionai policy; that it is as aggrandzing as ever.
She has only altered her treaties, and shenow has
secret agents employed in every part of the world
endeavoring to create the impression that the
alliance is to be dissolved. In France, doubt Of
Englands good faith is insinuated into the Empe
ror's ear, and in England an attempt is made to
excite the ancient feeling against France by rep
resenting that government as tickle and perhdious
Discomfort is excited in the British colonies, and
Democratic revolution in Central and Northern
Italy In fact, Russia, according to the Post, is
endeavorng to gain by diplomacy what she could
not accomplish by her arms.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
.s.rSsy MIornI.G, November ~, aooO
rs.n.lrsrivfpg Day.

.--Ss-s--s--.--~~S,..-
Thnsks9tvfps Day.
... .or,. excellent hcmiiies OF late
on the subject Of THANKSGIVING ny ..ls
~ =. s.rrJ nr,nc,p.lly In the Northern journais.
~ - Ts.rl .eiving is there one OF the es1ao'
,....,,ans II is celebrated with religious
80. md social festivities II 10 no suosa
80 .s.orane to our thinking. for Chrissm - ouh
'a's on account Of the obvious proprie'y
49, =, ohservance, and the additional taet tns'
n 4, . delightful festival on the eaendAr ~
-ho have few feasts, Il IL day wnicn We ~p..,,r.
.lvavs preserve its high position IN 'he -. a.
~ The New England people IL .'uo
came portions of that region Oh county, s
x.,lins REGULARITY Of the Thanksgiving
.. embodied In the language OF the rnAi''e
.aoif thank thee that am not Is o'osr men
-. nub,icans. and sinners and soo'e 81,
.,.veho,ders. II IL true that, genershy' 'ne eu'e,
..,r.c.son of Thanksgiving 10 the turkey -"
nnmnk In pies and the family gathering. Never
th.s,n II is day Of great hilarity and mir'n WIN
IN. vouns. and causes even the grim visage el
ala I. .hioned Puritanism to relax for time into
an expression of something like sancfified Joifty.
A sIsht shadow has been cast over the New Eng
land Thanksgiving this year, by the non eecnon
Of Fremont. The political prayers which have
been put up In New England for the last three
months have not been answered. 1t would have
been . famous Thanksgiving day If they could
only have praised Heaven for the prospect OF
dissolution of the Union. AS it is, they may re-
joice that they came so near the contamination OF
their hopes and the eventual destruction OF the
Republic.
In the South, day of Thanksgiving recon-
mended by Executive authority, has not oeeh
common till of late years. There are honest seru'
pies in many minds against such Executive inter-
ference. All, however, will admit the propriety
of such an observance by the people, and the many
reasons which exist for a universal and puohc
manifestation of gratitude for the manifold boun.
ties of Heaven Such day would, at this season,
be peculiarly appropriate in the Southern States,
not only on account of the continued blessings Of
peace and plenty, but for the preservation OF that
Union, In which the liberties and happiness OF the
South, the North, and the whole human race are
involved.
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~ DRISCOLEs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrfce and Cosmatic that ever the art
OF applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and impsrng fragrance and
sweetness otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the PERSONS knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, No. 207,
Main street, and by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

THE VOTE IN VIRGINIA-0ne hundred and
thirty.nine counties in Virginia, officially heard
from, give Buchanan IS 1854, and Fillmore 5s973
The same counties last year gave Wise 7s, 226, and
Flournoy 68,l7s. Buchanan's majority so far is
% ,09l, and Wise's in the same counties was TO-.
O4s There are seven counties to hear from.
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CoLroN's GENERAL ATLAS is the most perfect
atlas now published, being brought down to the
latest period, and containing vast fund of infor.
nation, statistical, political and historical printed
in clear large and type. The agent is now in the
city, and will supply orders that may be left at
RANDoLPH's,
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fsT or LRTTRRH--ReMain q she
IL Richmond Post Once on the 2lst day Of Nov3rs
1876 -.
t. psrsens ealline Tor Letters - this Lss' VIII
- Of,ee hour On Sundays, hsrssftsr, from stos
n and frem to +. NJ
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HOSTILE Christisnsburg montgomery, Va
Herald quotes pork at 81, and says that vicinity is
full of SPECTATORS, buying up hogs The Lynch.
burg Vrgnian notices the arrival there of several
lots of hogs by the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
read, and quotes pork At So per hundred.
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Disuni0u Lecturer,

A correspondent of Washington paper com
plains that many of the leading Northern lectur-
ers . list of whose names he publishes, are in the
habit of preaching disunion sentiments from
the lecturers desk
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HEAVY RECEIpTs.-The freight train of the Viz
gnia and Tennessee Railroad, which reached
Lynchburg, Wednesday evening, was composed of
- cars, all heavily ladened with hogs. -four and
wheat The receipts for freight alone for that day
amounted to the enormous sum Of 81, 567.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Albemarle Cadets
have adopted resolutions acknowledging the cour-
tesy Of the Junior Blues, and Mr.. Brown, of the
American HOTEL and expressing thanks for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

ne IN Limited States sloop Saratoga, Commander
= ~ y: Ihton, Of the Home Squadron has been or
,s,,, ne arrenton Va) Wing hoisis the name of
...fo fImore for President in 1860
su.nsa nm I'm Page. Of the Buckingham Female In.
o@nn Academy, At Lexington, Va '''s ANN
Larshai peiissier, says the Antorit. NJ nr,L,.r
49,. y mat town On Saturday the es.h ~ o.
- % pas two days ~ the house Of ,na ,S
fhs Arkansas Legislature me. ON the "a ;,..
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Editors In Mic aragua.

Col. Walker, the President of Nicaragua, was
formerly an editor of the New Orleans Crescent,
and afterwards of newspaper in Stockton. Mr..
John Toler, Stockton editor, is now editor of FL
Nicaraguense, and also advertises himself as At.
torney at Law at Granada
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~ A New Hair Dye.--Hobson has new
Hair Dye 1t instantly dyes the Whisken or Mcus-
taches beautiful natural black or brown when
neither water sunshine can tarnlsn N the ie1!
Hair Cutting Room, under the American HOTEL -
Entrance on 18th street. no -
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fLoHDA.-Sixteen counties In Florida give e07
democratic majority, being Democratic gain OF
WI. The Legislature stands Senate-Democrats
Ii opPosition,7. House-Democrats, 90; oppo.
"uon' TO- The Senate, on Monday last was to
e'ecs Senator In place Of Hon. Mr.. Mallory.
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~ Fair THE Ladies' of the Third Pres
bvterian Church, Church HILL will hold fAih,
comme1cng MONDAY evening next Path inst, 81. sno
continue thr ugh the week. no <|--H
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ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, so eta.
(no extra charge for reserved seats) I'd Tier Koxss
Is cts; Galleries so and Is cts.
r. Box Office open from to O'Clock
" Doors open at Z; Overture commences at omar.
ter before o'clock precisely.
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MARRIED..

On Middle River, Augusta county, Va, on thu Esd
ult. by the Rev VIM. 5. Baird, Mr.. ABRAHAM B.
MELH ORN, of Edom, Rockingham county, and Miss
MAGGIE A daughter Of MIR. Zachariah Johnston,
of Augusta county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

NJ. f,hrjstian Associstion will inset in the Rooms
Of the Associstion, IN Goddins Hall, TONIGHT,
ssturday the 22d inst at half past o'clock Pune
tual att sndance il requested.
Ousstion for debsts: Was the execution Of
Cbsries the First justifabls7" w. 4. sishbsck to
omen In the Affirmative, Jas * Lee In the negative.
mo 23-1t #. w. dObSON, oecy.
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~Auction Notice.--Attentiou In solicited
To our Evening Sale Of Watches. Jewelry and Fancy
oods 10 take place ut store No "a Main street COM
msncins At O'clock. LARUS SHINE,
no ~ Auctioneeu.
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House last night
FROM MExIco-Dstes from Mexico, to the l1th
instant, are received. The New Orleans papers,
contain the following:
The latest accounts from Pueblo are contained
in the ProSreso Of the 9Th inst. Itsays: On tho
night OF the 2sth ult. the Government troops CON-
msnced hostilities by taking up the requisite posi-.
tions to impede the flight of the 'pronunciados."
The four hundred men taken prisoners by Gen.
Moret were disarmed and conducted to Mexico.
under the escort Of one hundred men of the Zulua.
"a Brigade
The Solent, which left Tampico on the 3lst ulf.,
reports that few hours before her departure, .
pronunciamicnto was declared against Cara, In
which the National Guard joined.
We learn likewise, from the Progreso, that q
military pronunciamiento had taken place at
Iguala.
Many of these petty revolts, it appears, are in.
stigated by the underhand Vaccinations of the
clergy. On the 18th ult, quite riot took place 1t
Ceoya. which was brought about by the action OF
the priests. 1t lasted six hours and several per-
sons were killed.
The arrangements for lighting the city of Mexi.
CO with gas were proceeding with great energy
Three hundi ed laborers are engaged In the con-
structon of the works. The enterprise is under
the direction of Senior Naphegyi.
Col. Esquerro an employee of the military COM
mand of the City of Mexico, was assassinated there
on the 3lst ult. The murderer has not yet been
discovered.
The National Guard, recently formed at Mexico
already numbers l,250 members.
The steamer Guerrero, which went in pursuit
of the Democratic, returned to Vera Cruz on the
24th ult She encountered the Democrats about
twenty miles from the Island Of Piedra and fired
several Shots which were responded to by the lat
ter. In this contest, however, the Guerrero re
ceived 80 much damage that she was compelled tc
put back to Campeachy for repairs.
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~ Religious Notice.-The meeting now
in progress in sycamore Church. will be protracted
durins this week and probably the next. Elders
CHALLEx CoLE MAN and others will cooperate in
cord ucting It.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

~ ReiIsfoms N0tIce.-.The Church re-
: .tfy ersctsd by the MsthsdisS. - kockets, VII
services Of Almighty God. with appropriate exercises
On next sabbath. Sevsral ministers VIII Do u at.
.,nS. JESSE X. POWERS,
81 % its Pastor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IN H e A T r E.
kUNKEL 4 CO.. .Lessees and Proprietors.
JOHN r. FORD. .........................M Manager
Also of the National Theatre, Washington and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
r. f. MOXLEY,......... Acting Manager
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Mr.. Valentine Austin was killed at Memphis on
the 18th, by the premature discharge of a cannon,
while firing salute in honor of the election of
Ruchanan
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond, Noo 21-High Water l2a,

Port of Richmond NoU 21-High Water l24, r. M.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdse-
Ludlam Watson. N,
Schr Susan, Rogers, Boston, mdse., u. w. onr-
RE.
Schr. Planet Mars, Goghegan Rappahannock RIVER
wh eat and corn g. r. Peake Al.
Schr. George Upshur, Woody, Rappahannock' corn
to owners ~
schr Mary, Laton, Fred sricksburg, corn l.. N.
Webb & Co.
Schr Only Daughter, Rogers, New YORK, mdse''
D. W. Currie. T.
schr Louisa Dyer Jameson, Boston, mdse., u. q
w. Currie. It'll.
Sehr. Belle Conway, Hoffman, down the river, light
Schr Mes York, Bingham, New Y ork mdse' u.
w. Currie.
Schr. Red Eagle, -, Wilmington N. c., In ballast.
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SHIP WRECK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The British
bark Perthshire, Capt Robertson from Androsson,
arrived at Savannah Thursday, and report that on
the 25th ult, on the South East coast of Ireland,
Tusker Light bearing N. +. passed the wreck OF q
ship from Liverpool bound to New York and res
cued from the same Spanish sailor who reports
that bis vessel was rua into by large ship all on
board supposed to have persisted.
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PHILADELPHIA, November al--Judge Doug.
i.ss and his bride, were Berenaded at the Guard
House last night.
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AAkAA
Adams mrs Matilda
Atkins mrs Maria
Burton mrs Susanna h
Batkins mrs Sarah Nj
Back mrs n a
Boysrs mrs Matilda
Burton mrs Mary n
Bslsstine % n G n
Baker mrs Amelia J
Besslsy miss Frances
Burroughs miss
Courtney mrs 8 w
Caswell mrs r
Cook mrs Margaret
Cohen mrs Martha 4
Christian mrs Christian
Coles mrs Caroline
Debsauprs mrs
DenIsvey mrs r q
Drake mrs N J
Davis miss d
Drewry miss G
Elan mrs Sarah
Elan miss Sallie
Faulkner miss Martha
Francis miss A z
Fox miss Mary N 2
Fitzwilson miss Maria
Gillian miss Mary A
Gatewood miss Maria B
Gray mrs Martha A :
Graves mrs Elizabeth G
Hilliard miss Sarah E
Hay miss H v
Hay miss Frances A y
Heath miss Elenora
Hopkins miss Della
Hudson mrs Rebeccs
Hobensack miss Clara N
Hawkins miss Mary An,
Howle rniss Mary w
Hull miss Mary
Jones niss Julia
Jackson miss Emma
johnson miss Christy
Jones miss Ann B
Kinnard mrs James
Kirk miss Mary Ann
Liggon mrs Susan J
Lacy miss Sallie H
Meylinchy mrs MaryF
Malone mrs Angelina
Murphy mrs Eliza
Moss mrs e A Y
IA adison mrs Fannie
Moore mrs Mary
Mseks mrs Julia
Marsh all mrs Indiana.
Manley mrs Lucy
| Nichols mrs Lucy M
Pace mrs C C
Phillips mrs M S
Perkins mrs = 8
Pseve mrs
Parker mrs C
Rodgers mrs Lucy
Robinson mrs Fanny
Roper mrs NJ Fl
Rofston mrs M A
Rientzel miss r
Reeves miss 8 Z
Rogers miss NJ Z
Smith mrs Sarah
Smith mrs Ophesen
Shields mrs Mary
Sallie mrs Hester A
Smith miss Sarah c
Talbot mrs Sarah
Thorpe mrs Nancy A
Trevilian miss Willie A
Toombs miss Mary J
Vsnable miss Mary T
Webb mrs Sallie r
Ward mrs sarah
Walden mrs Sarah
White mrs Sarah Gordt
Ward mrsNancy BIZ
Wilson mrs Lovey
Waddell mrs r A
Webb mrs M 8
Wyatt mrs +
Whittingham mrs e =
West miss Clara
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r.1.EuRAplItn NEWS.
prpoerrp FOR THE D1rLY DISPATCH

or Tours. November % "A block Of - stores
80. burnt here last night Forty business firms
snffared The loss 10 Estimated ~ yoOVVW
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LADIES' LIST.

3 LIST.
A
Anderson mrs Harriet II
Alien mrs frances A
b
Bartlett miss HELEN 3
Bennett miss Louiss
Buekstt mis- Sarah y
Boswell miss Mary O 2
Baxter miss Martina n
Butler miss Mollis Al
brooks miss Mary
Burton miss L L
Bailey mis- sussn
g.
Cunningham miss Ellen
Cook miss Ellen
Cha ppsll miss n Jane
Crump miss Bette d 2
Crsbin miss Susan Il 2
Cullen miss Va
ID
Dumont riiss Kate
Douovsn miss Kate
Darsch miss N A
Davis mis- Sally 4
4
Epps mrs 8 J
u
Fore miss L r
Fletcher miss e
Foster mrs John y
y -
6nnns.. . . E E.1;. =
0limslu mIs Luenne
Gr;sshs.sn mrsEK
. u-l,,. ,,.. r..,,,. 20
newKins na S1,! .le'.,o
Hic1s nrS rs Ss ~ Ann
nAI uaIs ~ xs,.I..
nooPel LIE L,i T.oo.lx.
nenoeIso a LII Ts'snois
nan III Annie =
Hsrrison LII Ann
nawklns mrs Ann
Hockaday mrs Ma'tns a
yo1es MIs 1it x.1
Jenerson mrs nifty
JOHNSON mrs Anne
X
Kennedy miss Margaret
T.
T.oft;. m;.. Marc
T,ewalIvn Emma
M
N;tcb.,I m;s. Marv lana
moor mis-. Al Rarcla,
Msonins miss Msrv Ann
Nc ,n;ss ijzz;s g
Moodv rniss CorneIia A
Montssue mias Msrv 4
Msiiorv rniss Sallie a
p
Paulins mrsC
Presron mrs ED
pnli;an miss 9E
Y
Ramos miss NIL
Ramos miss 8 A e
Rogers misc Fanny
Rock miss BP
Robinson miss Ann
Read miss Mary
=
Stewart miss Mary J
Simpson miss MARY
Shelton miss Mollie
Shroyer miss Henrietta A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

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