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H.RRIsoNBURs. Va.
june 10Th. 1883 {
On Tuesday night. we were vsi ed with another o
those terrible storms which do much damas.
wherever the. 60 II fsined very hard. and ~s
understand that the Creeks and rivers in the upper
part OF the connty were very much swollen
though they done but very little damage by wash
fog away anything II value.
The lightning struck barn belonging to Mr.
Adam Shank. near Ru,hyiiie, settieg fire to H. aad
burned Ii down Mr SIS loss is about 5000 ~
800 The lightning also struck and killed Young
horse belouxiag TO Hr. Shem Bowman.
Our citizens we're aroused on last Wednesday
nigh. by the cry of fire." and On proces ding TO
the place. u wss found TO be house belon ging to
Jha Kelley, poor Irish laborer, and the bat shen
of J. L Logan. Wiie-Awake fire Company came
with their apparatus; but the fire burnt 70 rapdy
that IL wss Impossible to stop it. The fire comma
ny deserves credit for its efforts to keep the sur
r'usdng buildings from being CONSUMED sir
ksiisy's ioss will he some 800 or $500. and Nr.
Logan's some $500 or $500. Mr. r. ia good man
and hard iabarer, aud worked hard for years 10
get himseif bone; aud now. in one short hour.
the occurring element has destroyed all his
savings lie mad abost BOO In money DESTROYED
A boatman, by the name of Albert Monger. was
drowned In the Shenandoah river ona day last
Ell He was on boat loaded with lumber be-
Forging TO some Gentlemen living Oh the river.
ana Mat going through slnice, when the boat be-
came unuiansReabie, aud went over the mil-dam,
throwing the lumber ont and drowning Mouger.
FATTY Adams, an old woman, died here last sun
day.. She was At least 9 hundred years Of age; and
recosieefed with dtstinctness the Revolutionary
war, aud the Ipaian that preceded H. She
could also reeoiect when the place where Ifar.
f'ssannrg nov stands, was thicket Of aawthorns
The May term o. the Cjrcuit Cerrt I,sge Kan
" Pse1aihg, closed It's sessions on tuesday There
va large amount Of bueness disposed Of by the
Tae mail contractors have x....u.x ,.
pscAt 70 TIE old scbsdule sines onx Ia, ts,, " ~
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as-fHE GIFT Book store, Nc 81 Main street. il
n " IN fuii blast This is the place 10 bug Beol
a "a aa elegant Present for Que dollar
Come oDe come all, wno've cash 10 spare,
Gull from thi stock the rich au3 rare
orr n ouey viii be wisely spent,
You'll say full thirty fiyA per cent.
We've Books OF Oh kirds. in hinding good
And here wish it understood
That all son purchase here, you may
Depend will prove just as they say.
tall at the &c fl Store" and you II find
Our Literature" OF The right kind;
With such a stock you rarely meet
As this, at Eightytwo Main street.
For every dollar here that's spent,
You get a full equivalent.
Aud with each book present neat
At far-famea EIGHTY TWO AA.NSTKEEf. jel2-3
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The Militia.

The late militia elections have produced -four
shing crop of officers all over the State. glo
rious harvest Of warlike titles is waving In every
breeze. Cooked hats and corn stalks will once
more be the order of the day. good deal of pa
triotism has been manifested by the candi iates
for epauiettes aud an inordinase quantity Of whis
key consumed by the prirates. In some OF the
elections there has been considerable 'excite
ment," and an occasional display Of combasive
nefs, which is commendable in soldiers. Consid
ering the present unsettled state Of relations
with Great Britain, the revival of the militia sys
tenn is highly opportune, and gives us all conf
denee In the security Of the country.
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MARRIED.

At Bonbrook, Cumberland county, on the Sth in
slant, BY the Rev Armistead. d ~, LAWRENCE
eldest zhter of John Wilson, Egg.
On Thursday. Sd instant. by the RI Rev John Nc
Gil, OSCAR d NULL to ELIZA Nj j PURCELL.
oldest daughter of Michael Purcell. Esq, all of this
city
Norfolk and New Jersey papers will please
copy.
On Wednesday, the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr..
Hyer Mr.. CHARLgS sCHAEFER. to Miss MARY
J. MCaAE, all Of this city.
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akr Tag following resolutions were
,ass.i AZ he raating of the Executive Committee
sf the Virginia Genital Agricultural Society. on the
9th inst. -, 60.
Resolved, That life membership in this Society
be hereby established the price OF which 10 be f'cs
" dollars.
Resolved. That the Secretary give notice through
members of this Society for year. will secure GER
tifcate of membership By paying ftgo dollars 10 sne
Collector Capt. w III. Richardson, jr.. or to the Sec
Rotary Capt. Charles Dimmock; and all persons wno
desire TO become life members viii receive eerhil.
Gates By paying to either of the same gentlemen
tenty dollars; and all remittances by mail will be
at the rick CT the Society.
True Extracts
aH-Epauirer. South and Wing will please copy ID
cauntrY issue one week.
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The Female slaves ct London
The Icadon Weekly Times says that the young
mil,iuers and dressu,skers CT that city are con-
demned 10 sixteen, sevents"n or eighteen hours OF
toll out Of the twenty fous in each day aud nigas.
Their work II carried OF in crowded, anyenshsted
rooms. where their frames are kept bent at their
labor until their eyes ache aud their limbs refuse
10 perform their duty. They have short aud
painful life and early grave In recent speech,
Lord shafsesbnry said that many OF these Young
women had been trained gently aud teuderly, In
delicate and happy homes, possessing all the viz
tues aud tenderness that belong to the female sex,
and rendered by those very characteristics more
ohediens more uamarmuring, more slsvishly sub
tect to the authority and tyranny Of those who are
put ever them. His lordshp adds that they have
no Alternative between submission aud the street
door aud then asks, ais the condition of such q
yeunu woman one whit better than the condition
of the most wretched slave In the Southern States
of Amerca."
Lord SALISBURY Is . great negro phiianfhfo-
pist, bot, If he knew much fthe condition ofsouth
ern slaves, be would nd that II is infinitely supe
rior Ia happiness and comfort to that OF DIS own
laboring couutrywemen. The Southern system,
spart from the consideration of humanity, nnds its
highest interest in the physical and moral we'll
haing of the slave. But the cupidity and avarice
Of the London masters blind even to an eniisht
enei view of their own profit. The needlewomeu
are remorselessly worked to death for the henent
ef their employers. Nor arc these the only entity
persons The Duchess of Sutherland. and the fash
fonsble danes Of Great Britain, are involved IN an
equal degree of criminsiity. No appeals OF hu-
manity will weigh against the selfshness OF ASH
ion They will not give sufficient time for the ex-
ecutiou of their orders. nor encourage establish
ments where the young women are CONSIDERABLY
treated The Times remarks "if Madame A.. or
Mrs B.. enjoy a reputation for style and ability OF
obtain ysous With the fashionable world, 1t would
he in vain TO suggest that they kill dozen or two
of Young women every year. while Madame l. ana
Airs D, allow their workers fair proportion OF
res. and sleep Great Iadies have not time to think
al Whist coat of health and life their whims are
gra.ified or their vanity is fed"
The great DR. johnson. in one of the numbers OF
the Rambler gives affecting picture OF the et
forts nf a vonng woman. gently reared, hut whose
family had Suffered from misfortune. to obtain en-
nIoy,nent in London. The brutality of treatment
she experienced from employers was not fancy
sketch. ard. to this day. ia realzed by thousands
Of her seq in similar Circumstances How strange
that these great philsnthropists should expend so
much compassion on imaginary otj"cts of sympa-
thy in a foreign land. whilst SO blind. deaf and
hard hearted to miserable humanity at their own
dooye
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THE APPROPRIATION RILLs-CrALLENGE.

WASHINGTON, June HIT is stated here that the
President will to-day send a message. stating that
he cannot allow Congress to adjourn on Monday,
as none of the Appropriation bills have been sub
mitted 70 him, aud because the money appropria
ted exceeds the money in the Treasury.
The President has signed the bill for placing
land warrants issued under the act OF March 50.
1852 and makes them receivable in payment for
railroad lands, within the six miles, at the rate Of
81 per acre
Senator Gwin this morning challenged Senator
Wilson. of Nassac husetts, for words used in de-
bate yesterday. Wilson replied he would not fight
a duel. but would defrud himself if attacked A
street fight Is anticinatad.
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$ rnAs0nAKa1c NnWD-
RxPoRTED FOR THN DAILY DIbPATon
DIE TAILS BY THE Asia


So New York June 1f.-The papers by the ASIA
furnish the following Intelligence:
The steamer Erricson arrived at Bremen on the
18th ultimo. rs #g
Tho returns OF tie British exports since April
9th, show o falling off of over haif mhiioh
pounds sterlng as compared with last year,
A letter from Plymouth states that the NIagaIs =
and Agamemnon are lying within TWO pu h. ~
wards Of each other. The cable on each snip -
connected and telegraph messages are oelng sens
through the whole length of the Atlantic caoie III
the most perfect manner.
FRANCE. ef.s
M pene, the victim Of the entmurderous due'
was in a dying condition.
to Cayenne. , 1870.
Letters from Algiers announce that In conse-
quence of the appointment OF Prince Napoeon as
aforementioned of that Colony the entire oouy %
the High Military Administration propose 10
to France, with Marshal Paudeh.
CHINA.
The journals express hopes that Weenslein
would be easily taken.
demand for unboats for the river service had
been made. -,
persons suspected of being favorable to the Aiieo
,ss.>r @rsyryes THE LATEST.
Lospoy, Saturday Morning. May 29-The funds
Yesterday closed dull aud very inactive. closing as
q fraction lower than Thursdays quotations. MO
ney plenty at q. discount for choice paper
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland India and China mails have ar
rived.
The Harka5u. of Calcutta, speaks OF news "of q
rebellion on every side, with three armies In the
field against u.s."
The Engfistnaf. another Journal, shows that no
decisive blow has been struck, and that the rebels
are dispersed all over the country.
The Calcutta correspondent OF the Times says
the plan of the rebels Is 20 press on TOR central IN
ds and bombay. In the meanwhile they are
.warming into the Doab and the districts OF Fut-
tyghur. Euwab and Mynpore.
The officers were hardly pressed.
There is Guerilla war going on everywhere.
Eight regiments of armed police are being raised
in Bengal
There had been only ten inches of rain at Ben
gal for six mnnehs. The crops were suffering Sc
verely. and 4 famine anticipated.
The Dude proclamation has not been withdrawn
or modified. but Mr.. Montgomery has received a
carte blI2cIe to deal with each case as he chooses
He is compromising with the aristocracy aud land
holders
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yse Walter HARRIsoE.

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No 81 LIBERTY ST. NEW Y0sEs
Confines IN practice IN all the Courts held IN TIL
city of Sew York T. also COMMISSIONER OF
DnaDs Fol. THE STA E or VIRGINIA, and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions acknowledge
meut Of legal instruments, &c, and business en-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Messrs, Gelrichs 90, New York.
Henry LudlaIn, 10" i0ih'
Oelrichs human. p.,.;mora
VIM tiilmor. Esq. "ai0'
LudIam Watson, RiehmoDd Va.
tn offic" No 81 Liberty street, Box 1852.
lie Gins
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Without The use Of Caastic or KNIFE endorsed and L.
gaisfd BY especial enactment Of the STATE Legislature
Of RargfqRd, with q good report frou, i've physi-
clans of the House Of Delegates who were appointed
TO examine it's claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure of all ex
terDa gncers, where VITAL parts have not become
involved before the application IL made and the gen
aral health of the natieft is still good.
The above is ell that IS deemed necessary 10 say
as the great efficacy of this remedy now pretty ex
teusTely known.
A pamphlet giving some USEFUL information on
thu subject of cancer, will be sent to all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who will irclCse stamp.
Address JOHN GATHERS,
Office No lo2 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
ie 9-iu#
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stss~ BENEFITS
nIARRuRA Killer

DTARRHRA KILLER
FOR THE POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE OF
DIARP9tE4. CHOLERA HORBUS. SUMMER
COMPLAINT COLI CHOLERA INFANTUA
AND ASIATIC CHOLERA.
This really valuable remedy for the above-name6
diseases OF the stomach aud bowels has obtained
the name o. Disrrhcea KILLER from the fact thar il
wss used aud tested 1000 Of violent ni-
arrhoa, in the summer of lSf9 when the Cholera
was prevalent in the cts of kichmond, Va and in
instance did it ever fail TO arrest the disease and
effect permanent cure when used before death had
actually struck the patient 1t ID the recipe of a
distinguished SoutherD physician. who has used il
in extensive practice for nearly thirty yeare aud
hehas yet TO hear of the first in which the Di
arrhoea Killer has failed either TO relieve or cure,
when used according 10 the directions.
Prepared only By FISHER Il WINSTON,
Apothecaries and Druggists
Nol25 Main S. , hicnmond, Va.
Price 80 cents.
So sold by all Druggists. je Sim
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H5-IP you wish to have your likeness taken. EN-
pioy the artists, TYLER Co, la9 Main street. They
have had is years experience in their business anc
are regular educated artists and chemists. d. not
allow yourself to be carcatured by bungling ope
rators.
Price for the new style of Ambrotypes from Is cts
go
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June 1f--Sendte Senate adj
hered to its amendment to the Army Appropra-
ton bill,
The Indiana contested election case mp.
The Indian Supplemental bill was discussed.
H01tse The House refused To consider the con
tested election case of Messrs Harris and White oil
Maryland parliamentary struggle iasted near
~ the whole day. The snbjec. was finally post
poned until the I'd Monday in December.
The Senates amendments TO tbs Postal Appro-
nriafinn bill were discusaet mill receas.
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SuIcIDR-wm. Holland, arrested in Lynchburg
Va, 90 charge of theft, committed suicide in the
Jail there the 9th inst, by cutting his throat,
lie had refused partake of any sort of food siuce
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ytu,lanc, Committees.

The New York Herald hints that it may be ne,
cessary to organize Vigilance Committee for the
protection of life and property In New York. 1t
il dangerous experiment to revolutionize a gov
ernmeut by the strong hand, aud, however benei
cal it's temporary effects, must end in making mob
: law the rule instead Of the execution.
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II IST OF Rem aiming in the
~ RICHMOND POsr OFFICE. on ths 18th csy Of
June. 1865.
sS- Persons callug for letters In this List. viii
please ssy they are ADvEaTreED.
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The publisher of a weekly newspaper in New
York selling for four cents per copy, has paid $780,
600 for vertisipg in other papers during the las
year The Publisher of another paid over 81 500
for an advsrtissmentin single issue of conten
uorafy.
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DAMAGES RscovRRgD-A young man named
Downs has obtained 81 900 damages from the cor.
poration OF Nashville, Tenn, for having his leg
broken By one of the hose reels running In the
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The amount collected by Kossuth when in this
country for the Hungarian fund was about $780,
900. What has become of the money! Nothing
has been done for Hungary. Has Kossuth done
ANYTHING for hjmselff
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Rg MIDLOTHIAN NoTIcE-A called
meeting of the Stockholders of the MIDLOTHIAN
GOAL MINING CJMPAN Twill be held on I'll YRS
DAY, the 18th inst ct the American Hotel, at "
O'Clock.
IS isiness of high importance will claim the at
tention of the meeting full endalce is earnest
iy Requested.
BY ordsr of the Board of Directors
je It'd JNO G STANARD, Sec'y.
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s6s- sHocKos HILL BurLDrsa FUND

ASSOCIATION 4ockhoders Meeti,ig.-A general meet
ing If the Stockholders In this Association Is called
for TIL RrDAY NIGHT. the 18th inst at o'clock,
to consider the best disposition to be made cf the
large amount Of funds now on hand. fun at
tendance IL desired.
By order of the Board of Directors.
je ~ 3t v. BAkHAMiN. secy.
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rez~ HnrsExprpaps AND others.

pANIEs The forty eighth monthly meeting Of these
COMPANIES will be held at their room, nth street,
this (3ATURDAY) afternoon, at 6I o'clock,
lie l2-It JAS LEE, sec'y.
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"'" " v RARgaMIN sec'y.
stsr Da. JoHN B WALrHALL, (Homeo-
sS%THE MARSHALL AVID Henry Com

pathst offers his professional services to the iii
gems of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9th.
lie l2--dlY
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VERY IMP RfANrN0TICE TO GEETLEMEN.
AS the W. ather is now too warm to thick
atton+fon n ,antlemen 70 tbe srgest ana fnast a -
sortment of Gents Dress Boots. Caters, Shoes and
Pumps, that has ever been in this CITY. They are
expressly Tor the retail trade. They comprise both
nv own manufacture AID the finest and latest Boots
and Shoes made ia Paris. and imported by myself
direct; aud wilt be sold at prices thai cannot fail to
please So all in want. will please Ga aud examine
for themselves. ALEXK HILL,
Importer and Manufacturer OF La7es', Cent?
mems, Boys. Mi sses and Childrers Boots ard
sh es, OF every description, No. III Main ST..
Richmond. DIT
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! l II b Ills Z AHCH.
noTaCM 10 AOvnHrIsklss.

Advertisements for the DrsrAfcH must be handed
by six o'clock IN he asernoon in order TO appear
the next day The heavy pressure Of advertisements
uron the columns OF our paper, will not admit Of
their reception after the hour named.
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wish 20 facilitate the making of Bread Pastry, &c
and hsve the incest and most wholesome. should try
sEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
Price ~ cts per box w GARLIGK
jeI2 Sole Proprietor.
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5 ut Of Richmond, June 1l-Htgh NatsY o'e
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roam ke Skinner, New York, mdse and
passengers Ladiam h Watson
steamer Belyidere, Keene, Baltimore. mdse, Lud
lam d Watson.
achr VIM Severe, Brooke Baltimore, mdse, W D
Co'Vuitt Co
sehr aiawatha. Phillips. Baltimore, lumber, Whit
Jock h Son.
SAILED,
Sehr Clara Bell Parker down the river liz hit
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GRADUATES OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
WAsaI> GFoN. June 11.-The following uldship.
men have graduated at the Naval Academy, at An
napols VIM c. Cutie, Of Va, l.. c. May, Tenn,
G. L. storr, Ala, W. A. Kerr, N. c., and 4. Grin
bait, of S. C.
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MAINE nIShSTRp

MARINE DISASTER
NORFOLK, June IL Brig Empire. from Baltimore
for Porto Rico, was run into by the ship Helen
Wood in Chesapeake Bay. Pot in here damaged
and ling.
III r Gamble, Esq, nominated by the Americans
of ST. Lcnis for seat in Congress, has declined the
nomination.
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EHS- DR.. mos JonAsoa mas taken an
office on Main street, over the grocery store of Viii
son a BoSher, opposite the Old Market, where his
friends can always fad him ready to attend to the
duties of bis profession.
Ali Surgical operations performed.
kH- Entrance, next door to Mr. D A Strecker.
lie a-lmH
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VERY INr RrANrNoTICE TO GENTLEMEN.

re- RsM0yAL-Dr. LITTLE has remov-
I'd his Office to corner of Main aud 18th streets, one
door below American Hotel. Je Sims
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rALL AND SEE!

4 faLL AND GEE
~ JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES,
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS JUST FROM AUG
TON
200 pieces rich style Lawns at nine pence
81 Ginghams, only l21s cts worth IS
$50 Yards fine Brown Linen. real French Is
5U0 :" BaregeS and Dress Goods at low
500 yards extra fine Figured and Plain Swiss
Muslius
s0osars double twisted silk Mtts with tas
sells, 374a cis
800 pairs double twisted Silk Mtts, without
ta~seis, Is cts
600 yard' White. CoIored and Figured Bril-
liauts cheap
1000 yaros extra fl ne Long Cloths. only 10 cts,
worth Is
1900 pair cheap ladies' and children's Hose
bargain
40 i.inen albric Handkerchiefs-very cheap
and good
100 busters for ladies ard ehiidran--a bargain
40 parasoa, of al yles, ut lo@ prices
$40 yards Coiored Friuges for dresses--al COL
Crs
100 or 50 skirts--iil be sold off cheap
Together with variety Of Cher articles too tedis
~ to nen ion All desire Is cali from those who
sish 60 purchase aud you may rest assured in get
rug go d BARGAINS for yOnf money Cal and see,
iu.tge fn- y,urselves. buy what you want and when
f91 reach hoBie you wiii be tatisf, With our bar
tIia AUGUSTUS MAIAEkT.
jel3 No. IL Main st.
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LADIE
Allen mrs Cornelia
Ames mrs Elizabeth
Alien mrs e NJ
Avis Enrs Henrietta
Burke mrs Sophia
Bfnmfisld mrs Mary III
Barley mrs Mary
Bark sdale mrs j x
Bsachamp fnrs Ann
Brown mrs Snu b
Bacon miss aallv
Branch miss v w
Curle mrs Rebecca
Chatham mrs Page
Cisrks mrs Mary A
s'ol.in8 mrs Martha
Cpurglaud mrs Mary w
clarke mrs Mary @
Calcut. uIrs Hannah
Conway mrs Ellen
ColliDs mrs Catharine
Doss mrs A d
Duncau miss N
Dorset miss NJ
Davis mrs u J
Elder mrs NJ ] -
Elmore mrs NJ j
Foxes mis NJ w
Earth mrs b j
Francis mrs VI
falion mrs John
Graves mrs 4 NJ
Gilman mrs Mary z
Granger mrs Ciscelia A
tIrant mrs sarah z
Goode mrs
Gilbert miss Emma 2
Gentry miss Eusebia
Houston IGrs Catllarine
billiard mrs Caroline
iIaswood mrs Eliza
Bili mrs Fannie T
Hunt mrs Julia
Humphreys mrs Jane
Haley mrs Lizzie NJ
Hicks mrs Lucinda
'Vlix mrs Sarah A
Hopkins mrs Amanda u
Jenkins mrs garah Jane
Joy mrs Narrxarn
Jpray mrs Mildred
Jeter mrs Mary 2
johnson miss 4 w
Kinnaird mrs Nary
krumNide mrs Martha A
Ike ) ton mrs Louisa V
Lohmau mrs Mildred
Larkin miss Narclssa
Ian en- miss Mary Ann
Law miss Mary Ann
Lee miss Margaret d
MoSby mrs L @
3ynermrs II A
aitchrli mrs Elizabeth /
Martin mrs flizaoeth FL
Bundy mrs Elijah til
Mills mrs Elizabeth
Marshall mrs Emily
Morton mIs MaryU
HcOonouEh mrs Rhoda
McCauiay mrs Harriet A
Iiceweeny mrs Ellen
Neckols Emeline
0'Connell mrs Lucy D 2
Place miss s Della
Payne miss Bette
| Perdin miss ELIZA
| pae0Ee MISS Ellanorah
Place miss n
| prebst miss Elizabeth
Price misc au1 brother
Pope ID iss Mary
Pennell miss Lucy j
| F. int mss Margaret
Pelham mrs Kate
Pae mrs LoIpha
Quarles mrs D X
Richardson Lizzie
Hhey Jennie
Rice Helen NJ
aeayres mrs T
Stewart miss Anne +
Sullivan ur. Fanny A
shelton mrs Elmira
Siead miss Emma
Stebplns mrs
Simon mrs Alois
Shatheli miss Agness
Shaldhan mrs Annie III
Ihaiton mrs Clsm'ne ID
Sut T hrs Vim Ii
Stasg mrs VIM
81 gietGn mrs Sarah I
Steward mrs Hannah
Turpin mrs Mary A
Turner mrs Marcy p
Trow bridge miss VI 4 2
3ree waller mrs Ii ?
Zimmerman mrs Louist
Taylor mrs Lucy
Tally mrs Mary Ann
Turner mrs srtha K
Tunstali mrs Moliis AuI
Timhprlaka MAS Harrie