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~ GREAT REMEDY FOR SUMNER COMPLAINTS
10 all who are troubled with bowel, stomach and
summer complaint, would recommend Dr. SAN
t0kDs LIVER INyIGoRAroR. as an article that can he
relied on as speedy. sure and efcacious cure. It's
action IL to remove the OF the disease In place
OF checking 1t without giving permanent benefit
Tho inEcoraor, though gentle cathartlc. will in
santiy check the most violent diarrhra until some
eighteen hcnrs afterwards, when the cause Of the
complaint Is carried away, and no more discharges
follow.
DJsentery III its worst form rarely e~sr falls 10
yieid to treatment of the Inyjporatcr. when taken
oeh tii Tie discharges checked and rarely YER
VIII mere De any further discharges. after taking
regular dose. Till the operation of the medicine.
WHICH almost invariably checks the disease and
.s .ns paocht; shoud one dose not give relief,
Till ie.ief ~ found
BENNETT. BEERS FISHER and AprE GRAZ, agents
for Virginia. a. u--Sx.-ss.
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Sympathy with India

The most extraordinary exhibition of sympathy
that we ever heard of in this sympathizng age aud
country, is the meeting called in New York to
"sympaihize with India" We suggest to the get
tiers up of this meeting that they extend the oh
iects OF the meeting, to include in the circle
of their sympathy the demons and devils Of the
other world az well AZ this.
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE RuLRoAp.-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
adjourned Thursday after a two days session in
Lynchhurg. during which they adopted resolutions
approving of the mission of Hon. VIM Ballard
Preston to Europe: leaving the matter of free
tickets TO the President, and Board Of Directors
with the expression of the hope "that they may
see fit to curtail the issue of the much az
the interests of the company will allow" John
Robin Mcdaniel, ESQ. was reelected President
and John NJ. Preston and Henry Davis chosen Di
rectors. The virginian says the exhibit of ths
companys affairs very favorable.
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AN ATTRACTIVE BiLL.-Satnrday evening, when
w" cares Of the week are over TO be a fav0-
rte one with the managers at tho theatre. The
hiii tonight includes two of the most attractive
pieces ON tho stage-one of them, the .Corscan
Brothers," gloomy and touching German trsgo
ay' WIN all the mystery, startling changes, &c,
which the Teutonic mind knows so well how 10 in
vent; and the other, Horse Shoe Robinson a
lively, spirited play as full of patriotism as the
Fourth of july. On last SATURDAY. night. the au
dienee was large and highly respectable. and We
hope TO see the same tonight.
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Matters I'm Petersburg
PETERSBURG, Sept, Is

PETERSBURG, Sept. Is.
So little Of interest has trsnspired to-day, that
We deem il scarcely worthy of recording. Mid
summer seems 10 have returned, and at moment
when suffering mortas had ceased to languish for
the rare delights of the seaside and the mountain
Truly, the weather is most unreliable institu
tion--notes on that subject therefore, out of
tho question.
1t is contemplated by number of Germans of
this city to organize society here. in honor to
their patron saint and for the benevolent objects
involved in all such associations. There are seve-
raj very refined and learned Germans. who will
doubtless take leading parts in the matter.
We failed yesterday, inadvertently, to mention
the conviction by the Hastings Court. of Jim Iar-
rs. free negro found guilty of burglary aud sen
fenced to the penitentiary for two years, and also
that the case Of Vim. Sheppard, for stabbing, had
been sent on to the Circuit Court.
The residence of Mr. Geo. Finch, on High street
was broken into last night and robbed of large
qantity OF meat.
James Corn the negro whose exploits in picture
fancying and telegraphc locomotion were noticed
yesterday. was sent down to be thrashed by order
Of the Mayor, this morning, and the picture re
turned to its owner.
We had thunder storm this evening of a char
acter sufficient to allay the oppressive warmth to
some extent ARIEL.
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MAnTrH INTELLIoHHCE.


M u RiAmond, Sprr 1s-HeA baf~ S@S'
- ARRIVED.
= steamer Beividere, Keen. Baltimore, mdse.' Dso-
lam Watson. xI h.x
schr. kimirs Cornelius. Williams NeW ioiA' my
w u CoIouitt 4 ca and Whitlock Son.
schr. VI. Va name, vsnuarne. Ne" forh' "a''''
d. &W. Carrie. ~
schr. Racer, Pearce, New York, guano. schaef'
Schr. VIM. II. Leggett. Leggett, New York. guano
III. Skinner 4 Co. ..t
Schr. Martha j. Cause, stokef, Philadelphia, coal
schr. Nelly D. Haley, Stamford, in ballast.
SAILED.
Schr VIM b. Jenkins, Petersen. New YORK, coal
X. Ii. Maury 4 Co.
. CLEARED,
Bark Fortune. Capt Joseph A. Havener, for zen
ice. with I74 hhds. tobacco. By Edw. VIM de 'oss =
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Am Elective Judiciary

The New York Express takes ground against an
elective judiciary. Tho system seems to work
badly ever, where. and is fast becoming the most
unpopular of reforms"
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WILMINGTON, " c., sept Fth.-The bark ..
Blodgeit Moore previously reported as ashore hIar
New Inlet Bar was gotten of on the 18th inst: "
steamer Henrietta. and towed up to town on " ea.
away and she is in q leaky condition. and viii nave
TO discharge cargo for repairs Consigned TO " m
NJ. Harriss.
county were blown ashore on the marsh in Buzzard
Raw on SATURDAY. last and both will probably prove
a fetal loss. All hands saved.
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FE- Rev. Theodore Parker lately preached a SER
mon in which he declared that man was the most
destructive and rapacious of animals, though on
the whole somewhat improving. This Is orlng to
the fact that the present generation enjoys tho
amended decalogue of Theodore Parker, in which
lying, theving and murder arc, in certain cases.
permitted.
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THE DISPATCH.
! ITnRD.y MORNING, .n.. SEPTEMBER is. lss
xoT1cr 70 ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for tne Disf1fcH must We a"h"
ed in nv s,r ooock The afternoon, IN order 70 az
rear the next day. Tho heavy pressure oil sdver
.t.emen.. upon the columns OF our paper viii not
admit Of their reception after the hour named.
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VIM Miller, whs killed Thos Powers, at the polls
in Nincennes, Ind, in February, Of last year. VII.
acquitted ON Wednesday.
Miss Ellen Ford, Of Wheeling, Va, was thrown
from buggy sunday last, "n the Philadelphia
road and seriously injured that her life is dcs-
paired of.
The Cleveland papers announce the resignation
of Mr.. J. Durand superintendent of the Glove
land and Pttsburg Railroad.
The st. john n. b., papers estimate that $50 fam
lilies rendered honseess by the great fire at
Portland, n. b., Friday.
James NJ. Rawson has sold his farm near Lexipg.
ton, Virginia, for $4,000, 10 Mr.. Muttox, of New
Orleans
Capt. William Preston, an old citizen of Bedford
county, Va, died on the llth inst.
Elderberry leaves laid upon the shelves of a cup
board, will drive away ants aud reaches.
DR.. Daniel Lumpkn of Mobile, was frighttully
mangied by falling from buggy and being caught
III the wheel, on the 18th inst.
Hon John ii. Wheeler, late United States minis
ter to Nicaragua, will issue history of thar
country.
Rev. J. c. Fletcher, lately of Brazil has been an.
pointed provisional professor of modern languages,
at Bowdon College.
Hon John ii. Bernhisel was reelected delepst.
10 congress from Utah, on the ID ult.
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Barn Burnt--Arrest of an Inc endia-

MADISON, Sept H. 1857.
About two weeks ago. the barn of Mr.. John Boo
ton, in this county, destroyed by fire. together
with quantity Of wheat rye, hay. &c. 1t was
thought at the time TO be the work of an incendi1
ry and recent developments prove such to be the
fact. negro woman, the property of Mr. Bootun.
has confessed the deed ard il now lodged in Jail
She says white man giving his name) offered her
a sum Of money to do the act for him. She will no
doubt be hung or transported beyond the limits OF
the United States. N.W.C.
THE EXPLOSION IN BALrIMoRE-The telegraph has
noticed the explosion of the steam boiler in the
Touring mill of Lee & Welby, Baltimore, which
took place Thursday morning about O'Clock. The
Sun, of yesterday says:
At ten minutes before o'clock, the steam seem
ed to envelope the whole premises, and the rrinc
pal miller, VIM III. Brown, gave the order to put
tho machinery in motion He left the boiler. which
was in a shed on the outside of the building, and
went to the engine which was inside the mill. Az
the first revolution of the shaft was made
the explosion took place with tremendous re-
port sending the bricks and timbers in every d.
reCtion, and almost entirely demOishing two small
houses adjacent. The boiler was rent from one end
to the other, and the flue broken in two.
lad OF some twelve years, named Theodore
Kolhrugcr, residing with his parents In Alhemarle
street, near CRANKY, was passing Slemmer's aIIey
at the time having been sent to the grocery store
at the corner, when Of the falling bricks struck
him on the back part of tho head. fracturng the
sknll so that the brain protrudcd The hoy died
In u few hours.
Three other children were 50 severely injured by
tho falling bricks and sralding steam as to cause
their deaths in n few hours The walls of the en-
CINE room were blown down. Tho Clipper adds:
Three dwelling houses on Slemmer's alloy are in
ruins While the rear portion of the mill In which
the boiler and engine were is an utter wreck the
oo,ler oring literally torn to pieces. On the east
side OF Slcmmcrs allry. near Fawn street, adjoin-
ing that portion Of tho mill which contained the
boiler, resided Mrs. Ann Colbert, who. with three
al her sisters, Mrs. Farrnt, Mrs. Conner, and Mrs
MaiIHy with their five children, in the house
at the time the explosion took place. The whole
south wall of the building was shattered portion
falling in upon the company assembled; one person
Was killed, child Of Mrs. Malloy named Anna
aged three and half Years; life was extinct when
she taken from tho ruins. second child
named Mary Ellen, aged two years. was seri
ously injured about the head breast and arms that
she cannot possibly survive. third child, named
Catharine, aged six months, only slightly
bruised. Mrs. Malloy was badly injured upon the
head und breast. She may recover.
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THE MAINE ELECTION

PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. 1S-For Governor, Nor
rilfs (rep) vote is 10000; Smiths (dem.) vote il
nearly $1,000 The full returns will probably
make the Republican majority 1000
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Ihk AMERICAN TRACT SocETY-Import1nt Action
The officers of the Society have published cir
cnlar, in which they state that In consequence of
the determined hostility of their friends in the
southern states 10 the publication Of any tracts on
The subject Of slavery. they have decided to sus-
pend all action under the resolution upon the .ub
Ject adj pied by the Society its last anniversary
meeting, aud even to suppress astract which thew
had caused to DO prepared npon the duties of mas.
~fs' This tract was made mp exclusively of tn.
writings of Southern men, but this fact mado No,
the slightest diferencc--it became evident 70 tha
committee that nothing whatever cou,a he nnh.
ii'hed by the Society on the subject witbout for
ieihs The whole support OF the South. and clo.i,,
Ina. section OF the Union to their publication. g
"'er These circumstances they have decided =,
suspend all further action and await the decision
of the Society -''""
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EDucATIoN-ln Lexington, Virginia, the Military
Institute WAS opened with $50 cadets Washington
College with IS students and Ann Smith Academy
with 80 young ladies
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GREAT Loss OF CoTroS.-lnformation was receiv-
ed at Liverpool on Wednesday, 18th ult that the
ship Lexington from New Orleans. TO Liverpool
has gone ON shore At Brandon Bay, near Tralee
with 1901 bales vi cotton and 100000 slaves The
Liverpool consgnees. curionsIy enough, are Messrs
Boult English Brandon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

IN LUck-A gentleman in Portsmouth, Virginia
drew $4,000 last week, in Swan Il Co.'s Lottery
whether the luck is good bad, time will decide.
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MARINE NEWS

NORFOLK, Sept. 1S.-Schooner William A. Ellis.
ashore on Cape Henry, gotten of, aud arrived here
leaking badly.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 1S.-The steamship Georges
Creek, from Baltimore, arrived here at 10 O'Clock
last night, was in the gale three days Cargo sup
posed partly damaged.
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Ff good Likeness at low price, is the motto
TYLER q Co. practice. They do not preach it only
ia lery l39 Main street
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Sc 90 where you can get the best and cheap De.
portraits-to TYLER Co.'s. 1870 Main street -Four
hundred portraits taken daily by s cam
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HS- GREAT STEAM Picture WORKS, 1879 Main street
Portraits for 20 cts three at pop TYLER Co. Ar
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SICKNEss.-The typhoid fever is prevailing fatal
in the counties adjacent to Milton, n. C. TIL
Chronicle states that Giles Mebane, Esq, 4 farm.
on the Dan River, has lost four negroes by 1t in
few days past.
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W. ANOTHER Case OF those VERY suner,or pa..L
"aitefs and Shoes hasjust been received at the I'm
porting House OF ALEX HILL, No. III Main street
Richmond Va ~ S''0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

9uifh ALiVr--dr. A. V. spradling, who was re.
reported murdered and found in the bottom Of
ute near finoastle, Botetourt Virginia, called In
the Dispatch ONCE yesterday looking as lively as
murdered man could wish to look. Mr.. S. resides
"a TINS CITY ana 1t is to relieve the fears Of his
friends here that we make this announcement,
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H6s- PowEns' IMPERIAL AMBRorYrEs

HS45 POWERS IMPERIAL AMBROTYPES
are PICTURES that the people can rely upon as re-
CARDS their permanency or durabilty-and it seems
to us that they the only pictures that please the
people, for we never in all our life saw such rush
any where as there is at pow Frs GALLERY.
Every man, woman or child we meet il either going
to or lust from his Gallery, some with their arms full
of AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, &c. &c. We
sincerely believe that the IMPERIAL AMBR0rYPE
Is the most DURABLE picture that is made Patented
by POWERS, ISL Main street. se l9-lt*
E&aFn RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--St. Paul 9
Church will bo opened for Divine Service on tomor
row, SUNDAY at II o'clock, A. VI. sel9-lt.
H@ Dr.. COOKS, LATE OF ST.. LOUIS,
Mo-OGjce and residence on Sd street. west side be
tween Marshall and Clay streets. Sc i9-d6m
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Havana dates to the 18th are received. Sugar
firm and unchanged.
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LOST

I ,OST, Negotiable Note of S55, dravshy
- Herbert V. Graves, dated about the .Ih Il
August. payable sixty DAYS after date and sndor'ei
bJ RterC L. freeman. Persons are caut toned Ag,aa
tIaiing for the same.
so IS-7t X. Y. JOHNSTON
I OST-A SLEEVE BUTTON. Tie
- finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving bt
this onice. liz
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r IST or LETTERS-Reu aiming 10 the
IL RICHMOND POST OFTTCE, n tho 18th day Of
September. fe57.
NJ Perscns applying for Letters. In this List, VIII
please say they arc ApvERrIssD. .sssa
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RoBBING THB MML.-United States Marshal Hy-
ANS Tor the Northern District of louisiana has ia
custody i'll the Jail at Baton Rouge, on. Mmuhr ar
rested some time since for robbing the mnil bags
Of $1,000 money sent from New orleans to More
house parish by Bell, Buchanan Co.
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DIED

Yesterday morning of scarlet fever. SUSAN Ed
MONA, daughter of James VI. and Susan Nj. Per-
due. aged years ! month and days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited attend her funeral from the residence "f
her father in Manchester, this SATURDAY morn
lug. at 10 clock without further invitation.
On Tuesday night, 18th inst, between the hours of
II and IL O'Clock, at the residence of his brother,
in the county of AlbeInarlc Va. after protractsd
illness. Mr. THOMAS b. COSBY. of Richmond, Va,
in the 18th year of his age.
~ Daily Richmond Enquirer. " hi2 and Freder-
icksnurg papers will please copy.
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CRENsHAw, QUARLEs & CO.

{ KENSHAW, VUAKLES & Co,
~ DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. 22g Bro STREET RICHhoSp,
Entire, new and attractive stock of
FALL AND WINTER DIZZY GOODS
We respectfully invite attention to orr large and
attractive stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted to the FALL and INTER TRADE
Our assortment is complete in every department.
consisting Of all the new sy les that are out ths
season. and forming one Of the most elegant stock,
in the city.
We extend cordial invitation to EVERYBODY.
to give our stock thorough examination before
purchasing, AS We nre confident it cannot be sur
passed IN the city.
CRENSHAw, QUARLES h CO.
Sc i9-6t 20 BROAD street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BES STAKTLINU NEWS THE UhEAI
EST LIVING WONDER OF THE AGE MAS ARRIVED
MISS AG. 0ULD would announce to the citizens
of Richmond that she has taken private rooms at the
United States Hotel, up one fight Of stairs-Roon
46, entrance Main and 18th streets-where she
would be happy TO relate to gentlemen and ladies
their past present and future life.
MISS AG. 0ULD 10 tho only person in the States
who can bring the true likeness OF the future wife or
hushand-can bring the separated together, and
cause speedy marriage-cures jealousy, &c.-can
gfvo satisfaction all business matters. monsy.
losses journeys, lawsuits-stOlen goods, describes
the thief &C She can answer the most astounding
questions, when seriously propounded Her equal
cannot be found. Come one. come all-you will not
regret. See large and small bills. SO le-lm~
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Atkins mrs Susan
Anderson mrs MNryy2
Ahram mrs Martha A
A lam mrs Louisa A
Allen mrs Elizabeth
Bailey mrs Mary n
Bali mrs Patsy
BalIowe mrs MsYy N
Briggs mrs w
Butler mrs Mollie A
Bumpass mrs Martha A
Blakey mrs NJ
Burnard mrs fannie II
Bowling mrs u J
Cary mrs Willie
Choppin- mrs Susan A
Childs mrs Georgianna
Chalkley mrs Francis A
Cupp-r mrs Franklin II
Collins mrs wary Eliz h
Crane mrs y III
Clarke mrs Emma
Clark mrs Deborah
Charleton mrs Z H
Cooke mrs Mary
Chesleman mrs Mary Y I
Cook mrs Mary n
Davis mrs VIM
Davis miss Marg't A
Duncan miss N A
Denorsn mrs 81
Dixon mrs NJ J
Dalton mrs II
Deadly miss b
Davis miss 4 A
Epps miss Bettie
Franklin mrs e
Glenn mrs Margaret I
Harding miss Mary A
Hall miss Mary V
Rowland miss Mary
Howle miss Mary w
Harrison niss Mary A
Hooper miss Annie b
| iiaddock miss Susan 2
Hancock mrs Matilda
Jennings miss '
Jones mrs X p
| jackson mrs Marie
Knight mrs Susan
King mrs Lucis
Leath mrs L c
Lacy mrs Mary G
Lipscomb mrs Mary n
| Lovingson mrs Chris
| Laciar miss Catharins
Mayrant mrs 8 ii 2
Michel mrs Margaret
Norris mrs Mary Ann
Moseby mrs Mary
Martin mrs Mary }
Marshall mrs Mary A
Meenly mrs Emma
Moody mrs d J
McCrery miss Ssllie J
| Noble mrs NJ A
Oliver mrs u
Poindexter mrs s A
Phillips mrs q A
Price mrs II G
Penny mrs Z A
Rowles mrs S 4
Rollins mrs l. A
Riddick mrs j Z
Roberts mrs III
Spencer miss u A
Shell miss Julia
Sinkler miss L AZ
stephens missssAnn
Slater miss y 4
slater miss Bette Il
Slater mrs Vim
Snellings mrs Va
Simons mrs "
Swami mrs Susanna Q
Snlly mrs Precilia
Shanks mrs Clara
Thomas miss Susan
Tinsley miss Lucy J
Turner miss Clara
White mrs Elizabeth
Waddell mrs 7 A
Washington mrs q
Woody mrs J 2
Watts mrs Margaret
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Miss Annette Inee Is playing 10 the mine, of IA.
hfornia, and Mrs. ksteiis Potter 10 the same re-
gion.. Rtstf
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Adams m iss Elizabeth
Apdrrssn MRS Jennie
Abran miss Martha A
Alien ms Mamie
B
Brown mrs Ann n
Bailey mis- ! Ann J
Butler M; ts Betty ;
Bonneall Miss kliza VI
Breeder nhiss Jane
Bruaddus miss MARY k7
Bailey mist Mary X
Butler misis Mollie A
Bowen madame
G
Colin mrs Catbsrins
Charles m RS Andrew
Conway m ISIS Alice
Cbildrey ntiss Lncy W
Grafton miss Elite
Crouch Anna
Cubins miis Elizabeth
Coleman miss tHsn 3
Crouch miss Fannie A
Calder miss Mary
Clemment miss Mamie X
Garter miss susan i VI
Camack m ISIS Susan Ann
d
Dunn mrs Y
Daniel miss Z Il
Does mrs \
Dyson mrs A NJ
Davis miss Nj A
Dawson miss A VI
Dabney miss 3
Dorrity mrs s
4
Ford mrs joint
q
Gentry mrs Mary Ann
ii
Heath mrs Mary NJ
Hart mrs Jane w
Hudgens rnrs Eliza
Heppert0n mrs Cath ID
IIeague mrH Andrew
Hooper mrt Susan &
Hughson mrs X X
Harris mrs Lucy
]
Jones mrs Martha
Jordan mrs Bette 2
Jonson mrs Ann
X
Kirbey mrs julia
l.
Lacy miss Va
Littlepage miss 3 c
Latellier miss Mary II
Love Charlotte (ssrvant)
II
Matten mrs Bridget
Nundrn mis- Georgianns
Mayo miss Amy
Mcguire miss Annie y
Martney miss Mary
Mary miss u Mayer
Munson miss NJ K
Nc
McIver miss Margaret J
p
Phippin mrs Geo
Phillips miss Laura
Pollard miss ii j
X
Russell mrs A
Riley miss NJ
Rosser miss VI A
Robinson miss y X
Swami mrs Mary
Southerla nd mrs II J
Shields mrs Mary @
Stanly mrs Oscar
Scsnmiers mrs Jefferson
sc n mrs
Sheppard mrs Cath
Spear mrs Amanda N
SCOTS mrs Agnes
Smith mrs Sarah A Il
Erwin mrs Naris L
simmons mrs Ellen
T
Thompson miss Cornelia
Turner mrs Emily j
Turpins mrs Ellen
W
Wolf mrs Maria
Willis mrs Va
Wood mrs Anastssis A
Williams miss Rebecca X
Willis miss Mary
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INDEPE EN- DENT MECHANIC
&GUARD will meet at Thomas T. Avis residence,
n corner Of 5th and Canal streets this (SATUR-
il DAY) night, At IA o'clock.
Sc l9-It* THOS T. ALVIS.
@a FOR RENT-The three story Brick
Na:I and Slated Dwelling House on Mayo street next
door 10 the Jews Syna Eogue Possession given now.
The house is in complete order. and has every con-
venience for family. Apply tn
Sc lq-6tt GARDNER CARLTON Il CO