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NIcARAGUAH EAIGRASTs.-The government OF
Nicaragua has taken sctive measures to meet the
renewed invasion of flibusters with which they
are threatened by Walker. It's minister. VI. Yris.
sari, has published notification to ell who In
tend to emgrate thither that passports will be
required duly signed and countersigned by the
representatives Of Nicaragua here. and that with.
ont such documents they will not be allowed to
laBd
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~ HOSIERY There now On exhibition at the
Mechanics In titu'e. a variety Of specimens of
Shirts drawers, vests. etc, from the Newark Patent
Hosiery Factory. which fer beauty of finish, neat
ness of style and quality Of texture, surpssses any
goods of the kind that we remember ever TO have
seen These articles were brought here by Messrs
sTEDMAN & FULLER, who are anxious to introduce
them into the Virginia market, and as they can be
had at moderate prices, our merchants should ex-
anime them and then send their orders Mr.
FULLER msy be seen In the exhibition room at any
hour OF the day and from what We have seen of his
poiteness and business hatits, have no doubt that
he would tat pleasure in giving dealers and others
all the information they could desire.
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DEATH OF PRIEsr.-The death of the Rev
Francis b. Jamison is announced by the Catholic
Mirror as having occurred recently at ST. vincent's
College, Cape Girsrdean, Mo-, in the 5Ssh year ot
hiA age.
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On the 14th inst, snow fell at Tug Hill, Lewis
county, New York, to the depth ofeightsen inches.
A DIrPERENcl-The bank of France during the
last month, only lost f77,o0O in bullion, instead
of 1000 900.
James Kent has sold his very pretty farm, In
Montgomery CO., Va to DR.. Gbbony, Of Wythe-
willie, for the handsome sum of SIC, 900.
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TRANs-ALLEGHASY AsYLUM.-The Board of Direc-
tors of this new Virginia Institution for the in
sane have prepared plan for its erection, which
gives it 1860 feet front, with centre building four
stories high. The plan is to be submitted to DR..
stribing, of staunton, and DR.. Kirkbride, of Phil
adelphia. The Board have obtained from Gov,
Wise an order for convicts to aid in it's erection
The establishment is to be located at Weston, in
Jewis
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A GREAT ARTEsIAN WELL An artcsan we'll
lately opened at Bourn, England, sends the water
rs feet above the surface, aud discharges 500 gal-
Ions per minute or 81 600 in one hour. II feeds
three mills, and is said to be the greatest vol OF
the kind In the world excepting the celebrated one
M pariR
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Additional News from tho Pacific
by Steamer.

NEW York, October 29.-The news from the
North Pacific whalers was bad up to the end ci
August
Seven hundred barrels was the best catch re.
ported in the Arctic Ocean, and many ships had
actually nothing. while the average would not be
over one hundred and fifty barrels Dor ship.
The Ochossk feet, numbering sixty ships, will
probably get plenty of oil.
The French ship Napoleon the Third was cut
through BY the ice 10 the Arctic aud lost. Some
seven or eight hundred barrels of her oil had been
saved by tho American vessels, Rrsganca and Her.
cules. The Lodiack feet had done very we'll
ISTRnUS NRws
Mr.. Clark. U. s. Minister, had returned to Qua
temala from Honduras, where he had been favor.
ably received,
The cholera was still raging in Guatemala.
The people of Nicaragua were still discussing
the question of the forms of a Federation out
Of the various Central American States. A meet
ing vas projected Of the respective States relative
to this question.
There was complete stag nation Of business 10
Costa Rica. The Government of this country has
approved treaty Of amity and friendship with
Belgium.
The Rev. Mr.. Grove, Missionary Of the Ameri-
can Bible Society, had been expelled by the Gov
ernment from San Salvador.
Another steamer was to be placed on the line
from Aspinwall to Liverpool as q consort TO the
Saladin
Advices from Callso are to the Goth September.
Mr.. Buckalew was recognized as the American
Minister by the Government of Ecuador on the
10th of September.
Bolivia. continues 10 disturbed state
An attempt was made at La Paez to assassinate
the President. He escaped, but Gen. Prudencio
aud another gentleman who stood beside him were
shot dead. The assassns bad previously proclaim
cd Gen. Belza aud attacked the Barracks.
Tranquility was finally restored through the
promptness and hrmness of President Lenares.
Peru again threatens war against Ecuador. She
has sent two vessels OF war to that country with
Commissioner to demand satisfaction for recent
insults to her Minister to that Republic.
Ex-President Eabriniqae 10 said to be In Boli-
via occupied in fomenIing revolution against
Costilis's Government.
The U. s.sloop of war Decatur was a: Callao, to
leave soon for San Juan.
Phio White, late American Minister to Quito,
aud N. P. Garne, Consul at Guayaquil, came pas.
sengers in the st. Louis
The ship Wild Wave, of Boston, was wrecked on
the Island Of OenO, Pacific, on tho night Of March
9th. All ON board were saved, after remaining on
an uniDh@bited island several months, by the u. s.
Soop-of-~ar Vandalia. The captain also saved fif.
sy thousand dollars in gold.
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HEAY LossEs-The value of boats destroyed In
the g.. Louis (io,l district. during the yssr end
ing September 3lth, was $4ll GOO. and the value o.
the several cargoes destroyed ana ioss was $685.
30A
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ssS- $50. $50. $50. $50. S50.-s1s-

y2W SUV, |VV, YoV, YoV, 3OV'-DIH-
Ggn's SEWING MAcHINgs-We have Just produced
and now prepared to supply orders for singers
New Family Sewing Machine containing the latest
improvement. at the extreme low price of FIFTY
DOLLARS Gfiee 2l7, Main street.
A. G. BUTTERFIELD,
lin Agent
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LUTHERAN SYNop.-The Evangelical Lutheran
Synod of Virginia, met in New Market, Shenan--
doah, on the 21st inst, and continued in session
until Tuesday evening last On Sunday last all the
churches in the town were occupied by the minis.
ters of the Synod. Between two and three thou
sand persons, it is supposed, we're in attendance
on that day. The Synod meets in Shepherdstown
in October next.
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Costly JEwELaY.-A London feweller has design
ed and mounted magnificent diadem for the
Princes Woronxpff Of Russia. 1t is convertible
into bracelet. aud Is composed Of nine hriliants
of enormous size, surrounded by smaller stones;
the whole costing over f20,000.
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. PARKS PoINDAxTER,

RICHMOND, Va,
m practice in the city of Richmond and in the
G ties of Chesterfield Powhatsn and Amelia.
= ofics in Lsie's Building. corner of Main and
/ .treets "a 23-l2m
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~ TIE sf NICHOLAS SALOON north side of Main
street. adjoining the Exchange Bank, is of the
most complete establishments ofts kind to be found
in all the Southern country ASrONI. the poll and
accommodating Proprietor, besides keeping On hand
an extensive and well selected assortment of Con-
ssctions Of all kinds. including wines and cordiaIs
~ ich he sells at small profit, by wholesale or re-
tall has fitted up in the of his store superb
OYSTER sALooN, where all no hunger may feast and
grew fat. With the lest cooks that can be employ
ed attentive servants, and advantages possessed by
few for obtaining delicaces in the Northern and
southern markets. Mr.. ANroNI expects to make his
Saloon the most popular one in the entire South,
and declares his determination to deserve the sup
port Of the community at large. The ladies' We are
sure will patroniss the st Nicholas, when they need
yster feast for already they have enjoyed those
delicious hivaves served In Antonis peculiarly in.
viting style. Let them all remen Der that they
be accommodated at the St Nicholas, at any mo-
ment, and let them nst fail to patronise this neat
quiet and welt orde saloon.
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OFFICE R. D. X: k..l
Richmond, Get. 9Th. 1883. !
- -resaxu1 NOTICE. - Exhibition

pf the UNITED STATES spd
VIKGINTICKNThAL bsOCIE-
TIES, 70 he'd u Richmond, commencing op
AoGDAYhct. 18th 1853:
This IL Lhform members Of these Societies com
ips TO Ricilond this road, that upon p,esenta
uao of th~fcertihcate Of membership at the tim,
of purchasig the tickets. 10 come TO Richmond
shey will bSnsitied TO free return tteket whis.
vii be fnvhhsd them at the time OF procuring
sad tickasIown Those tickets can be gotten, on
aud after he 22d October. and good only from tina
day to tn lst >ogember, ipclusive.
fsnsdes,e ,ef the Riyoi1Ia State A0riesntrda Soc.dy
tfbe heldu HfTsbuSp. commencing on lncsaay
Myembsrthe End, who may come over tins read
El be eattled 10 fre< return ticket. ON prrssDta
H of tbef eertifcsse Of uetnb srship TO the Agen.
stlIs Ststtn at the time Of procuring their ustei
ks fisit tAefair. Thosp tickets can be hhd On ans
hf3r Ucteisr the seth and good eniy from that d.
to be Sth 1ovemter. inclusive.
t0ck or other articles sent over this road 1or ex
h40n at tther Of rhe above Fairs, will BE- charged
~ usual rates Such stock other articles Will bs
Ttprped free. IL such stock. &C.. has not changed
Wnefs. Al,
Tyo days notice must bs given prior 70 ssndins
q ii-~dim q CAMPBELL Snpt.
40. / PERUVIAN GUANU in prime
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gan notice. EXHI


Bt1lON Of
sfTko AND fInGIAIA CENTRAL AGRlCUL-
Thai SOCIETIES Notice ia hereby given that
ne ters Of the Virginia Central Agrit ultural SC
b4een Washin = ton and Il chmond, oa the occasion
Ofte Exhibition of the United States and Virginia
tetal Agricultural societies TO be held al sich-
nod. comme cling on Monday, 15th October will
b. Owed the privilege OF returning free. and 6
ticf b. that esat eau be lbtalned of any agent OF
tt9mpany st the tine of taxing passagefJ II icb-
mJ provided the Society e certificate OF member
shiE exhibit 10 such agent II the time Of pur
chS q ticker for aichmond. Persous will not b.
std the privilege OF fetuf ming frte after becom
ingtfnbers ia X chmond.
n. Tickets not transferable and good only from
FriiS22d October, to Monday, LIST November, ls5s
ioc!up.
N IE-Pers3n. dssirous Of sending stock O.
other iicies the read Of ,b is company intend
od n Sibiticn Al the United states and FirRlnl'
Ctpttai 9Tfruttpral Fairs, held q Richmond, vii
be staatd the Usual felgbt rates. Should suef
stock other articles ba returned In the bands e.
Persousy syshiDg 70 send stock, must give FOUR dsys
po'ice TIE Depot A gent, so that proper cars ma,
b. provh sAM'L RUTH. sup't Trans,
ON te Y i p HB Co. kichmoDd. 1858. se %
p. S-tmbers Of the Virginia state Agriculture
Society Shipg to attend the exhibition to be heG
At Pet rarx commencing On I'd November can r.
tgro sLk nd ticket TO ihnt effect can be procured
pa yIpsIe eoclety's certificate 10 exhibited 10 tht
Com panj Al gent at the time Of taking passage fo,
Richm ID
Ticketsot transferable and good ONLY from 22o
inst u thtth Noyember, 1883. INCLUSIVE.
sls sAM'L Ruth. Snpt.
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IRON VESSELS IN BosroN.-Mr. Otis Tufts launched
from East Boston last Saturday, an iron brig o1
two hundred and sixty-six tons. She is owned BY
Mr. X. b. Forbes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ EXHIBITION WEEK!
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYY
THOMAS (

AAGNIFICENT DISPLAYY
THOMAS H. PRICE 4 CO.
By every arrival, are making large additions 10
their RICH SST~Sadi9S s%NCY '.srs sfaSLr Sf AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
In every department they now thoroughly a.
.Ia ss sSs g sss n cm
The senior partner Of the house is again in mar.
partner whilst il lends freshness 70 their entire
4 Tisssss ;::ss saS S.,.. svgss;ss1 S;s.1, =
Do Black Olotn Cloaks s.. ~.
b b cofa cSfsa 90 90 kAsa.'' q
Do. do do ciosks a
Stella shawls. great variety
Long and square Broeh Shawls
Hosiery, Gloves. Misss' .Ss &c '"'"''
Snsiish and American Prisss
RieS DS silk Robe. d., sT Aoa'lain'.
Be Be ssSs isS Soa1is slssPis: sPis:
| Elegant yalsntia Robes
| kegant Mousains Robes
| Poiat Lace and Brussels Sets
| Lace Collars in variety
| Black Thread nd french Wells
In sns HEAVY aSobs SS the, n.,.
janmed up their cellar again. and are prepared 10
ss
II
| cold at.
They are new getting in
BLANKETS
SATTINET5
PULLED CLOTHS, - and g. s
| SHEkPS GkkXH, all Qualities
SHEETINGS, LINskYS
Brown and Bleached COTTONS
FLANNHLS, "a, &c.
All Of which are offered upon the very best terms
&C 2-im THOMAS PRICE GO.
lcoRRssPoNpENc8.l
- DR. JANIS B MoCAw, Profeesor
Of Chemistry Of Medical College of Virginia Dear
Sir: We would feel obliged II you would obtain from
DR.. VIM. T. Anderson the pill he has In his posses-
sion, (Which is part Of the same medicine taken by
the late Mr. WooAy,) and analyse the same for ~,
| giving US written statement Of its contents.
Respectfully, WARIN0 PKAkCE.
| RICHMOND, October 25th 1855
Mesars. WAsISe 3 PHARcE-0entiemcn: haze
cprefully analy sed the pill, given me hy Dr. " E.
Ap6aRrson, and 6nd that II contafns small portion
Of HImei. but mainly consists Of the sulphaas Of
Quinine. The presence Of these two substances was
distinctly proved by variety Of tests. have no
doubt that the Pill was composed entirely Of these
| medicinal agents
Very respectfully, b MoCAw.
| H.
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nSg- $50. PRIcR RHDuoEp. $50.
rhs WuEkLEH 4 WILSON
z ~
$50.


has taken the highest prcSium wherever exhibited,
At the Rssl fairs Of 1888 including the statc Fairs
Of New York, New jersey, penasylvania, kentac-
ky, IN nois, sconsn aud Calisor ola and the Fairs
the Cincinnati. Detroit. Chicago aud St. Louis In
81 i]ffsee 227 Main street, Richmond
respce'iully ask the attention Of purchasers 70
iasse Machines, which, for family use, consdently
II tcorYead the best ever offered 20 the public.
&C q -l2ts III CRAiGE, Agent.
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IA. Books AND PRESENTS. at the GIFT BOOK
STORE, No 4 hain street. where you may buy
A Book and Gold Watch for 81.
A Book and q silver Watch for 81.
A Book am Gold Pen for 81.
A Book and Gold Lock ct for 81.
A Book AID Gold Chain for d.
Book ard ao'd Thimhle for 81.
Boak aud Cameo Pin for 81.
Book aud Gold Ring for 81.
Book and set of Slseve Buttons for 81.
Book and 6ift Bo ,k for 81.
A9-NEw Books AND PktsExrs at the GIFT BOOK
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~. RESOLVED BY THE yxECUrIyR CoHnIrfHI oP
rHR U. g. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, That their sincere
thanks be presented to Mr. allard of the Exchange
Hotel for his ertrsme libe lity and generosity 70
them during their stay in edmond, and his exer-
:icns to add 10 their C mt t-the Committee being
unwilling TO leave without rendering this justice to
him for his acceptance
Resolved. further, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers.
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SENTEscED FOR MAssL,UaHrER-Mrs. AdaIine
Clark, of Freetowu, Mass, convicted of the man.
slaughter Of David s. Hathaway, by shooting him
with pistol, was sentenced in the Bristol County
Court Of Common Pleas, TO five years imprison.
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IMPORTANT FROM JAPAs.-Advices from Japan
state that an important treaty had been concluded
by the American Consul 1T Jeddo, and that a son
Of Capt. Tatnal had been dispatched for Washing.
ton, via China. with the treaty, It was also ru-
mored that japanese Prince starts Immediately
to visit Warrington. new port in the Bay of
Jeddo 10 TO be opened to American vessels.
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Lively TINE ~ CHUaca.-A meeting Of The
trustees Of Middle Street Baptist church, 10 New
Bedford, Mass, vas held on tho 18th instant, 70
decide whether Rev. Wn. Jsckson had snbexsisd
any OF the funds o. not. The Mercury ssys:
AZ soon - the members had all convened, one
man arose from his seat, rushed 10 the secretarys
table and seized the records and others proceeded
20 render MIN aid, II sny were required. The So
cretary tried 70 regain them bat vas unable 70 do
90. IL nov seemed a. though all Bediam wss let
loose Some we're yelling At the top of their voi,sS
some running one way and some smother, and
there was every indication for general knock
down. The pastor endeayored 70 get into bie No.
session one of the church records, which 10 excit
cd . Mrs Nelson, that she seized hold Of Q cricket
and with appraised hand, aud hair standing ont like
porcupine quills, attempted violent assault upon
MIN, which 30 frightened him that bs Immediate
Der, while talking rapidly and incohereutiy, was
upon the point Of emphasizing sbig word" when
his arm csne in contact with shaded lamp break.
ing the glass and scattering oil upon the new rig"
Of the secretary, Mr. Dunlap. Several persons
fastened to the secretary, while others came to
his assistance.
Blows we're freely interchangsd inside the
cnurch, aud one woman, . Mrs. Castle, was
slapped outside. Such expressions as put him
dowl,' "he shall not stay" "stand back "ksep
hands OF OF me-" 'who are youp' "to the devil
With ye," with not unfrequent cries of s.murder
murder !" were heard In all parts Of the church.
oe members were Droeght up to the highest pitch
Of anger and excitement. Neither party would
Iistel for moment to what the other would say
but each seemed bound to carry the matter
through on his ''owu hook" The noise attracted
the attention Of ueighbors and passsrs by. Win
dows were raise d, aud "whats the ua.tert" was
asked on all sides Finally Il was deemed expe.
dent to call in the police Some Of the parties got
wind Of it, aud slowly but reluctantly lett. The
police came. but the cortain" falling, and the
last &C. in the drama was over.
During the melee sn inoffsnsive girl was very
seriously injured on her sides and abdomen. She
stated to her attending physician that she received
her bruises in attempting to screen Richard John.
son under seat from the peltings of four burly,
full sized pugilists. one Of whom had got him, a.
the ''fancy" have it, in ''chsncery" While she
was doing this she pitched into by the wife of
Vim. Bush and her four enrsged daughters.
One of the persons most severely puumeiled
was James Rich. The minister. it appears by the
statement Of the girl, either frightened, or his
Christian graces so much abounded that he ran
from the field Of battle
The women screamed, shouted, stamped and
gave vent to their feelings 10 such frantic yeIs
to induce our reporter to ask member II any one
of the sisters had tainted, to which meek, pious
looking brother quietly said, ''No, there is too
much devil 10 them to faiat."
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- CIoAns,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUHACTuBD TOBACCO.
4 large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND kefAIL.
JOHN D0uOaRn,
Bash ooEpo<s
bstvssu Man and Rrnaklin g.
B.-CI0ARs made in any style . order.
&C S-m 2zg
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DHCIAsI OF GREAT ENGIsEER.-The English
papers announce the death of Mr. John Macgregor,
of the firm of Todd Macgregor, Glasgow, the
greatest builders of iron steamships in the world
This firm was the first to commence building large
iron steamers; this in 1889, since which peri
cd, they have constructed 100, varying from 1900
up to 5000 tons burden. They are the priacipa
owners Of the steam line between New York and
Glasgow. Mr. Macgregor bad charge of construct.
ing the bulls, his partner that of the engines but
both were thoroughbred practical engineers.
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aFNEw Books AND PEtsENrs at the GIFT BOOK
STORE, No 90 Main street. 81
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~ De. AOuILLss AsCOLI's Ofiee, On
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7sH AND ssn.
NH I2-lV
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~. RICHMOND THEATRE
MORE NOVELTY.
LOOK AT THE ATTRACTION
JOHN BROUGHAM's
Great Drama of
D0MBEY SON,
As originally produced at
BURTON'S
New York theatre, where it was performed Tor
TWO ENfIR. SEASONS.
DOMBEY & SON TONIGHT!
DOMBEY SON TONIGHT /!
THE BEET PIECE EVER WRITTEN.
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LADIES. LIST.

- Persons calling "a
plsase ssy thsy ars ADvKI
LADII
Abris mrs MI
Abernethy mrs Susan 3
Argyle mrs Kitty v
Alickzandsr mrs j
Andrews mrs Sarah
ADss mrs John y
Allen mrs Sue v
Buwssl mrs Mary
Bailey mrs Frances
Baker mrs Amelia J
Bailey mrs Mary 3
Buyers mrs Matilda
Benjamin mrs Q
Billups mrs EP
Blair mrs Sarah
Blair mrs W n
Boyd mrs Virginia 4
BRADY mrs -
Burrueg mrs b 81
Chambers miss Maria
Conners miss Mary
Campbell miss Jennie
Coultou miss Julia
Cinclsir miss G
I h2rin m!ss sarah Il
Chea.hsn miss 8 B3
Cousins miss Amanda
Court ney miss bella W
Conery miss Philby
Crummons miss Bridget
Caflon mrs Sarah
Cairns mrs d A
hanson miss a II
Davis mrs u 3
Daingertield miss Mary
Davis miss Jane
Dabbs mrs n q
Dunneeth miss T
Douglass miss u
Eilett mrs NJ II
Fisher mrs MI
Frawner mrs U
Frend mrs Kate
Frauklir mrs r B
Gardner mrs ealiie 7
Gentry mrs Sarah v
aentry mrs Lucy
Griffin mrs J A
Gordoa mrs Mary D
t3ro6 mrs -
Graves mrs Elizabeth II
HarwoOd mrs Eliza
Harris mrs N
Huckstep mrs Susanna
Hersman mrs j M j
4 h eseltOn mrs Annilla
Heath mrs Rdmoula
4 han!ey mrs susan
Hart miss BETTE
Hart miss + B
Isler mrs -
Jones mrs Mary
Jones mrs e
johnson mrs Kate
Johns mrs Martha A
johnson mrs sarah J
Kierse mrs Ann
Kirby mrs Elizabeth r
AeAedy mrs u II
Kelly miss Mollie
Ludlam m sJane
hittlepage mrs OBJ
Lipsc0mb mrs Lucinda G
Leonard mrs n L
Lellias mrs -
Levest mrs Octavia w
Leman mrs Martha
Land mrs Maria
Murphy miss Maggie
Morris miss Elizabeth V
Morgan miss Eugenia
Miller miss Parka A
Miller miss Anne J
Mason miss Betty
Maxwell miss Lucy
Mathews miss Margaret
May miss Eve
Mahon miss Elizabeth
Martin mrs Il II X
|
XcHenry mrs Susan
McSance mrs Emeline G
MCNamArR mrs u
Newman miss Malinda
Nuckoles miss Elizabsth
| O'Candler mrs Elijah
Page miss Sallie Ann
Pace miss Maria X
PratZman miss Caroline
Puresll miss Mary A
Ramsey miss Elizabeth
Randolph miss Kate
Reynolds miss Mary
Ripley miss Jane
Riddick miss Virginia
Robinson miss Ann @ 2
Sire IT miss Ssllia
Starke miss Lucy A
simmons miss Ellen h
Slater miss Bette Q
sledd miss Emma z
Slater miss Bette
smith miss Noia
| smith miss Josephine
| Smith miss Ella '
sullivan miss Eliza
Bte cker mrs ]
| scriggins mrs Jane
5herrsrd mrs Anna
Todd miss Jane P
Tate miss Harriet v
Taylor miss Bella
Tinsley mrs Thos Q
Vaughan mrs N Va
Wilde mrs Catharine NJ
Williams mrs Mary I
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FINAsoRs OF TURKEy.-Tbe Allied Powers seem
to have undertaken . tough job when they en-
gagged to keep the head Of the Sultan above WA
ter Already since the Russian war, the Porte
has negotiated three foreign loans, amounting in
the aggregate to STAT 900, 900. 1t already owed
$50 000, 900 xbroad 30 that its whole foreign debt
ID $lST 900 000 1t 10 indebted likewise to it's own
subjscts $4,000 900. Total public debt $237 900,
900. How all this 10 to be paid o, II is difficult to
see, since every year the expenses of the Govern
ment greatly exceed the income.