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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-06
The Elections on Tuesday last.

The returns from New York indicate the election
of E. D. Morgan, Black Republican candidate for
Governor, by twenty to thirty thousand majority
The Black Republicans claim twenty -seven out of
the thirty three members of Congress- and it seems
to be conceded by the Democrats that they have lost
five members of Congress- Cochrane and Sickles,
Democrats, are>elected from New York City. The
other members from the City belong to the opposi-
ton.
New York City has given Mr.. Parker, the Demo-
cratic candidate foI Governor, 49, 400 majority
Democratic loss of about 1000. John Kelly, FORM
erly Democratic member of Congress, has been
elected Sheriff of New York City by ten thousand
majority.
The Legislature is Black Republican.
The Black Republicans have carried every thing
in Massachusetts,. Banks is reelected Governor, and
all the Congressman aboitonists. One of the
few green spots in this waste of aboltiondom is the
election of Caleb Cushing national Democrat to the
Legislature.
New Jersey has elected two black Republicans,
one Independent Democrat, and probably sound
Democrat to Congress. But the chances are that
the delegation is fusion black Republican. The
Legislature, it is thought, is black Republican.
The returns from Delaware are not full, but they
indicate Democratic triumph. The Democratic
State ticket is said to have been elected, and the
Legislature and the member of Congress, it is said
are Democratic.
In Michigan the whole black Republican deega-
ton to Congress is elected. The State is reported
to have gone by large majority for the abolition.
lists.
As far as heard from in Wisconsin Dunn, Demo-
crat was 935 ahead. That is all we know about it.
If Mr.. Dunn is good Democrat, we wish him a
glorious victory-but we fear the fusion, anti-Le-
compton feeling in all that region.
The returns from Illinois are confused and by no
means full. Fifteen thousand votes were polled in
Chicago, of which the black Republicans obtained
a majority of one thousand over the Douglas men,
But 246 administration or anti-Douglas votes were
poled in the City. The partizans of Douglas have
made large gains, and far heard from the Leg
isature stood 46 black Republicans 4S Douglas De-
mocrats, and 10 doubtful. A Geographic despatch
to Forneys Philadelphia Press states that Senator
Douglas has triumphed, having a majority of the
Legislature.
LEFT NEwBERN--Judge Heath left our town this
morning, for Trenton where he will enter upon his
duties in opening the Fall Term of the Superior Court
for Jones county to-day. His Honor had hard
time OF it here last week. but understand his du-
ties will be quite light at JONES' as there is nothing
much on the docket. We learned from member
of the Special Court Of that county, who was a
visit here last week, that the county and superior
courts would both off in that county this week.
and would not be likely to occupy more than four
days.--Nesobern Progress.
The members of the bar and the presses of the
Newbern Circuit speak in high terms of the manner
in which Judge Heath has discharged his duties
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-06

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
IL plication viii be made to the next Legislature for
amendments to the Charter OF the NOrh Carolina Mutual
Insurance Company" -a1
NOvembe l, 1858. -t# S9-H
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NOTICE.

Raleigh, n, c., Nov..s, 1858.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-06

NJURSE WANTED.-A GIRL SOME 10 OR 1:
II years of age One from the country preferred. Lib
eral price paid Enquire at this Office.
Nov. 4, 1858. S9-1t
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weeklies! MonthIiesi, Quarseriies

Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 8, 1858
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
TaT.HoRAPHIC NHwo.
RrpoRrxp roa TIN DAILY DISPATCH
rnSGREssIoyAL PROCEEDINGS.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The S'ats vas NOT w se~
sion. ,.t. q,
IIouw.--J. W. waicott, witness 10 relation y
the disbursement Of money by Lawrence. Stone Y
Co. to influence tue passage OF the tarin act 2,
1851, was brought In by the SerEesnt-at' Arms snu
arragned before the bar Of the House to answer 70.
contempt When questioned. he requested 'nn'
he might have time until Monday to MAKE re'
ply, which was granted
The answer Of Mr.. walcott to question pro
pounded 10 him by the committee, laccoraing W
tho report made yesterday, was to the enect .na.
he had used no money to influence the action on
procure the vote of any member OF Congress Ioi
that measure; nor had he any knowledge ina,
money was 30 used. Further than this. ne refused
to answer The committee, having evidence thss
$4,000 of the $4,000 was put into MI Waie9, as
hands, deemed 1t proper to have him arraisnea o'
Contempt. which was done accordingly
The committee on Elections reported against al
lowing Mr.. Brooks, of Maryland, Q speciai COM
mittee to investigate his claim to n seat 10 the
House, in place Of Henry Winter Davis. The 10
vestigation will come up on Monday.
The remainder of the proceedings were unnh'
portant.
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The Washington Sar speaks in high terms Of
Mr. Barbes's "Coquette," now on exhibition In
Washington. "His admirers" says the iSar--"snd
the Circle h widening daily ~ his works are be-
coming known-claim for him all the dsiicacy Of
msntpula1on for which Hiram Powers, heretofore
deemed aE the head Of American scuiptors, 10 dis
tingnishsa, and o much higher degree Of creative
power than In possessed by Powers. The Co
austts,' the only work OF Mr.. Barbee's we have
yet ssen 10 certainly an extraordinary production
Tor an early effort OF young and mainly self
taught artist, and may we'll justify the confident
expectations Of his friends"
"rhs maniprlasion.of the statue is'nesrly a. re-
markabis % It's grace. The lightabsorbing tex
turs Of ths surface by which glare 10 avoided.
and the marble made to represent the softness Of
Assh: ths easy grace Of the fsldings OF the drape
ry; the ssatemfcsl correctness Of the muscular
devsiopusnts; the exquisite finish Of the extrem-
tiles, svea 10 the tips OF the taper fingers"
This b high praise. Every virginian must re-
tsios not only 10 the high appreciation Of art late
iy svnesd b. his native State, but In the fact that
she has herself produced such promising artists
A Calf and Bartee.
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ma ST. VALENTINES DAY!

Tomorrow will be st. Valentines uey,
Ali Ia the morn betimes;
And a maid at your wind W.,
To be your Valentine. "-Shdkspeare.
Ladies and gentlemen who have not yet supplied
tival can select from magnificent assortment, II
they will
Seize time by the forelork. and instantly gn,,ror
As fast as they can, to SMITHS NEWS DEPOT,
And take review of the various designs,
That make his as ,ortment of rare VALENTINES.
HF- Main street, second door above the new Gus
syNTiMENTAL vALENTINEs-frem cents to
COMIC VALENTTNES-the best assortment In
the city.
ma. Don't forget the place.
SMITHS Literary and News Depot.
Main st., second door above the Custom House.
fel3-It
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Amusements-Cotton--Banks, &c.
OssssrOsprscs OF rHH aicnnosD DAILY pisrarcH'
---l s.y.ss.u. Feb. 9th, 1868.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 9th, 1858.
rha,berr and yieuxtenps delighted our mas.o'
loving citizens with their master skill ala ~.
r,sht the Enriish Opera Troupe, with the charm.
~. na.s,,s nrrnnd and Georgia Hodson, are 70
commeuce re-engagement. Cordeiia Cappei'' an
old Richmond favopite, Is playing 10 Augusta 81.
The demand for cotton. since the news p Pc. Aaa
bia. has been good and our market nas ~. asa
"a Cotton ID coming In more freely ibis "eeA
,,so n has tbis season and IL 10 good demand.
Our Banks are preparing to resume specie pay |.
mani and therefore are doing nothing 10 tne way
Of aiseonpts Money IL still hard TO get bold Oh
TIE 18th Of February will be celeofasea VIZ" =" =,
due ecist, by tho Georgia Histofica' $500
Ia their 10th anniversary.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb IL An Intellectual effort was
made in the House, to-day. TO introduce a resoiu.
tion ordering an Investigation OF the charges o.
tho N Y Tribune that some of the executive de-
partments had attempted to influence the votes OF
members.
Gen Luther Blake has been requested to JOIN
Messrs Rector and Garrett, Indian agents at am
ma Raw. and use his influence with Billy Bowlegs
to effect the removal of the Indians from Florida
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STATE OF WEATHER, FEBRUARY 18TH, AT
O'CLOCK, % MINUTES, A. NJ.

wAsHrS6Tos, d. C.-Snowing.
RALEIGH, N. C.-Snowing.
FREDERICKSBURG. yA-snowing; wind N. Il.
PETERsBUR6-Snowin2.
Misunderstanding; wind N. E.
WILMINGTON, N. C.-Raining and cold.
KIyosvLLE s. C.--Raining and cold.
AUGUSTA. Obtaining and cold,
COLUMBUS, GA.-Raining and cold.
MACON, GA.-Cloudy and cold.
CHARLESTON, s. Claiming and cold.
COLUMBIA, 8 C.-Raining and freezing.
SAVANNAH, GA-Cloudy; wind N. II thermom
eter 1872
MONTGOMERY. ALA.-Cloudy and warm
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The Array.

m D~vis, Of Mississippi, remarked In . late Do
bAse II ~ Ssnats thai the sectional discussions ~
shas tody yessGsisd rather tbs speeches Of repre-
ssnHAsivss Of difsssat government than OF the
sans people. II d even worse In the honse OF
xsrrsssnsAtives. Yet Mr. Davis 10 10 Asof Oh an
asrsAs> IL The army. which muss necessarily %
An - hssds Of ono of these warning factions and
win pr,aahly b. In that Of the North. IL " NOT
proSssie that he anticipatss such result, and he
may regard the proposed Increase - too small 70
warrant spprsssnsica. But in these days Of rail-
rod, twenty-five thousand men, ~ one Senator
rssasksd IN tho army debate, are equal TO hun
drsd thousand In old times We invoke the South.
err representatives 70 keep their eye on this grad
aal and steady increase Of the federal army Keep
log step a. II doos, with the advance Of Black Re
pabiiosu power In the General Government. This
10 the Instrument by which the enemies OF the
soath really and truly expect to ovsrawe and over
whelN her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort Of Richmond, Feb. l2-HiSh Water coco .
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore. mdze. Lud-
lam Il Watson.
SAILED
Schr Wythe Tuttle, New York. mdze. d W
Currie.
schr Pitta, Woody. fredericksburg, mdle. W
D Colquift Co.
Schr Andrew Armstrong. Cannon. Chickahominy
River, light.
schr Chericoke, Shelly, York River. light.
Sloop New Packet. Gwaltney, Smithfield, mdze.
Ship Admiral. Wieting. tor Richmond, sailed firm
Liverpool 9th ult.
Bark Marian, Homewood, from Richmond was at
BHenos Ayres 30th Nov.
schr Haxai Winters, from Richmond. arrived at
New York nth inst.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW ORLEANS Peb. 1.-THE steamer Empire City
has arrived, with the California mails to the 10Th
nit. The Star of the West left Aspnwall on I'D for
New York, with 81 800, 900 in specie.
The Wabash was to sail from Aspinwall for New
York on the 10th.
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ALA.-Cloudy and warm.
SENATOR sTUARTs STATEMENTS CONTRA
nIHTED.

ST. LOUIS Feb 1.-THE Republican publishes
,ettar from Henry Clay Pate, addressed to Senator
poik In raferenee To the remarks made by Senator
Stuart (of Michigan) in reply to the stateme nt
made by the former gentleman, read in the SENATE
several days since by Mr.. Polk.
The letter is accompanied by af1daVits proving
the trnth of Mr.. Pate's previous statements, and
showing that Senator Stuart's assertions were in
correct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

NFw HAVEN, Conn, Feb. .1l.-Mr. William
Miles, the young fireman who was shot by a stu
dent on Tuesday night, expired at 212 o'clock this
morning The legal investigation is going on, but
the testimony is suppressed for the present. The
whole affair creates much feeling, yet no general
outbreak is now apprehended.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 18th inst, by the Rev. II.
kepler, Mr.. THOMAS V. WILKINSON, of New
York, to Miss JANE T., daughter of W. Is. Ross
Esq of this city.
uA- Enquirer and Wing please copy.
Near Bristol, Tenn on the morning of the I'd in
slant, BY the Rev. Mr. Blackburn, TH0S. ". BIB
formerly OF Richmond, Va, to Miss MARY YICT0-
RIA PRYDE. second xhter Of Col, John Pryde
of Morn istown, II m.
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DEATH.
ILLNESS MRS. DOUGH-

NEw YORK. Feb 12.-The wife of Commodore
Perry died at Newport, r. l., last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
THE TURKISH REAR-ADMIRAL.

New YORK Feb. 1.-THE Board Of Aldermen
have refused to make An appropriation for the re-
ception of Mohammed Pacha, but appointed a
committee to tender him the freedom of the city,
on his arrival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
The War In India.

The war Ia India, since the rescue of tho women
and children, and the death of their brave cham
pion and delivsrer, Gen. Havelock, seems TO have
lost much of its interest to American readers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

kB a CAKD.-IHB unuefsIK Hcu, TT
half of the Manchester Cotton ard Wool Mauulsc-
turing Company beGs to return h,s p;.na and
Mancbeatfr for the timely aud valuable aid. ana ana
uuceasng efforts rendered by them at the nre wl'on
occurred an the 10th inst at the Mills oil me 1om
pany BY which very large amount OF the Compa-
nyss property was rescued from destruction
"a tsit w I'll POWERS, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

the Richmond Chess Club requested to meet at
their Room in Goddin's Building this (SATUhDAi(
evening at eight O'Clock. Every subscriber and al
Others wishing 10 Join requested TO De present.
as The rganization will be theu com pleted.
By order of the .,,,u,.,,,
Re I3--lts EXECUTlN r. COM hlIIhb'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

DETROIT, Feb. 1l.-Robinson's liquor store III
this city, was entered last night by burglars
and nearly $4,000 In money and railroad bonds
were stolen from the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

February, 1876.
NJ Persons applying
please say they are ADyl
Anderson mrs Ann
Andrews mrs Sarah
Atkinson miss Mary A
Boss mrs ----
Brown mrs Martha :,
Blankinship mrs Jane u
burton mrs Susan
blackwell mrs Nancy
Blanks mrs Va
Burton mrs Susan
Carter mrs Mary ii
Clarke mrs Cathar inc
Cox mrs Jane
ira wford mrs L II
Cabeil mrs II @
Chaplin mrs VI ii
Coleman Iars n u
Carter mrs Rebecca
Daw miss v +
Davis mrs 5 N
Does mrs Jennet
DriscGIi miss ii a 2
Fnrougbty nirs nj A
Eyer mrs II
Fonson rnrs sarafi
Franklin miss !
Pountaine miss Sallle u
Ftrgerson mrs y 4
Faulkner miss NJ
Figg miss NJ y
Gaskins mrs Susan
Griffin mrs Nancy Ann
Goode mrs Matte A
Gentry mrs Mary j
Garrett mrs Emma
Gaines mrs Adelaide
Hoyan mrs John
Henry mrs Fannie
Henry mrs Il r
lIarwood mrs Eliza
Hagan mrs Margaret
Hockaday mrs NJ j
Harris mrs Lewis
Howard mrs Mary o
Irvine mrs 9 A
Jones mrs J nj
johnson mrs Il
Jones mrs Agnes NJ
Jackson mrs X A
Jones mrs X u
Khbey mrs Mary AZ
Kennedy mrs Rebecca
Leath mrs Mary
LatlaQd mrs Margaret
Logon mrs Mary X
Moody mrs Susan A
Moore mrs Catharine
Mitchell mrs Martha A
Monroe miss 8 A V
Maxey misc JOurdenia
McDonough mrs. Mary
MeDearmon Louisa Eco
Newman miss 2 A
O'Conner miss Martha
Powell mrs ! utitis
Porter mrs NJ A
Poindexter mrs Julia q
Penhor i mrs Susan q
Prentiss mrs Cath
Pae mrs Francis j
Parker mrs -
Quarles Mary 3
Reid miss Bette =
Rodgers miss Nancis
Richardson miss Sannis
Randall miss Maggie
Richardson miss France
Richardson miss Lizzie
Scott mrs Melinda
Swan mrs Susanna
Sherry mrs Mildred
Smith mrs Rachel
Slitiett miss L Il
Thoruton miss Sallie
TOomb5 miss Mary j
Thacker miss Jane Il
Tyler misses Mary K Lie
ter
Turner miss Mary
Tyler miss Lizzie
Vaughan miss Kate
Wood mrs Emily
Wilson mrs Elizabeth
White mrs Susan VI
" hittle mrs Rebecca
whitehead mrs Mary
W est mrs Leonora
Woody mrs J
Warthall miss Alice
Woody miss Mary II
Young mis- Annie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
SNOW IN NORFOLK.
HEAVY ROBBERY AT DETROIT

NORFOLK, Feb. PA snow storm commenced
here at o'clock this morning; and at 3 p. NJ, 1t
Is still showing heavily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
DEATH OF A FIREMAN.

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-THE wife of Judge DOu
glas had sudden attack OF illness yesterday, bu
ia now considered out of danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
naE. A PRoposAL.-It is proposed by

EF~ A PRoPosAL.-lt is proposed by
number of Builders of the City of Richmond to es-
tsbh 18th street, or some other suitable place.
a BUILDERS EXCHANGE. for the accommodation
of House Builders and others connected with the bu
siue-s, upon economical and advantageous terms,
where all such may meet, at any time. in THEIR OWN
OFFICE and transact business confer upon any
subject. The subscription TO be very moderate
Persons disposed to unite ia this enterprise. will
please call on N. W. WALTON, on 18th street, who
will fully explain the objects contemplated.
fa I2-i,x
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uea To THE VoTERs OF HRNRIco COUN

TIL respectfully announce nv self q Candidate for
the office of Clerk of HenIco County Court at the
election in May next. TEMPLE ELbEFf
fe l3-im.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

f6yMUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND LOAN
COMPANY NoTreB-The monthly meeting Of Stock
holders will be held at the office of Hitchcock Os
bors, No 2l3 Main street. on MONDAY. 18th inst,
at : y o'clock, when the dues will he received:
Es I3-ot W. t. BURR, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

fB@ To THE VOTERS OF THR COUNTY
OF HEyRIco.-I hereby announce myself candidate
fer the Office of COMMISSIONER OF THE REEVE
NUE. for the upper District. at the approaching
election. and respectfully solicit our snifrages -
Should il be your pleasure to elect me- promise to
discharge the duties of the Office faithfully and pune
tuallY. fe l3-dl3t* JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

kSy@ DIR. A. E. PETICoLAs' Office, Rich
mond House. corner of Governor and Ross streets -
Residence Carlton House, on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets.
The rear rom on the first floor over Doggett h
Anderson's formerly occupied by DIR p for rent
Possession given Immediately. 1t is the most COM
Portable LODGING room in the city.
fe l2-dlm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

INasED 70 DEArH.--0n Sunday night last man
naIned Joshua Eitler was burned to death at his
house In Cleveland, Ohio. lie had rescued his
wife and four children from the burning buildings
and went back 10 get chest containing q sum Of
money. and was osertaken by the flames before
he Could escape.
Mr George Doane, Assistant Treasurer Of the
native Of Pittsburg, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
parson BrownlOw

Pars0m BrowMlOw.
The Baltimore American Is down upon Parson
Bsowniow In long article, and calls him "a Cler-
teal Thersltes on Missionary Tour"
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CLARK. DODGE & co.
TILE MAILS EAR

CLARK, DODGE & co.
new York. Feb. 1.-THE house of Clark, Dodge
Co., will resume operations in o few days.
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In the
OFFICE, on the 18th day d
Tor Letters. in this List. vii
RTI5ED.
-
A
Atkinson miss MARY u
Anderson miss Maria b
Atkins miss Nanny
Is
Brooks Mrs Eliza
Binaley miss
Burton miss Mary Be lie
beverley miss Margaret
Hooker miss Fannie
Bright miss Eliza w
butler miss Betty s
g
Cash miss Ann
Co.eiD an miss Amelia
Chapman mia Fannie Il
Cousins miss Y u
lbalkisy miss Jane d
Cook miss Mary A
Comack miss susan Ann
CnIdgfIi miss Eophy z
ID
Dabnsy miss Caroline
Drevry Mrs U
Dabney miss &C
e
IA ton mrs IA p
r
Fitchett mrs M
Friend mrs Joseph Il
FountaiDo mrs Jane
Ford uiss d A
Rarrar mis- y
Fisher miss EmmaJ
@
Grasswitt miss P j
Gresham miss Mary j
Giles miss Lucy
Goyan miss Lucy X
Griffin miss Y y A
Green miss Alice
III
Hockaday mrs Martha
Homes mrs Polly
Haseletine miss Jennie
Hillyard miss Henrietta
Herbert miss Martha
Hatcher miss Maria VI
Henderson miss Marg't
Il
Jordan miss Mollie 2
job bson miss Lizzie NJ
Jones miss Bella
Jones miss z
Jordon miss Moll!s b
X
Kelly mrs Louisa
Kelly mrs A V
l.
Lonay miss Eliza
Lee miss Martingale
Larkin miss u W
NJ
Maghor miss Johannah
Martin miss Eliza NJ
Meredith miss Eliza J J
Meyers miss Elizabeth
Mathews miss Ann L
Nc
A Mccarthy miss Mary
} McCould miss sallie l.
"
0Grady mrs Mathew
p
Preston mrs Bette
Prior miss Eliz
Powell miss A
pannell miss Va
Page miss AnRla
Pace miss Caiharine
q
II
Randolph miss Susan
Rawles mrs EliZ
Redd mrs Ruth p
Reeve mrs Martha
q Rowan mrs Mary
8
stuart n,iss Elizabeth
Sn,th n,iss NJ Jennie
Sinyieton miss Anna
Smifh nayss Angel na
T
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CENTRAL AMERICAN COLONIZATION.
ALBANY. Feb. IA bill has been introduced in
the New York Legislature for the incorporation of
the Central American Industrial Emigrant Society,
with capital of 100000.
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yM. u rOofnn. -, b ths Agent Sce Tie DAM
NnAeW h MsEboak. the oirculnsscn Of the papsr
sSssu kaving ineseasd y - sxssnt demanding psr-
sona s1snsson % ~ dsassbutou, The collection Of
e~sA -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

WaAf ERxf.-Mr. J. D. Williamson, who figured
% osnspioususly 10 Congress, the other day, as q
witness 10 the Lawrence, Stone Co., bribery bus
fsssa. has commenced suit In the Supreme Court
II New York, against Speaker Orr, and all the
parties concerned 10 As arrest laying his damages
1t $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

FArAi REsoosTRE--Wm. Hollis and Jonathan
Bridges had fight in bar room, at Selma, Ala,
on the LIST inst, during which Hcllis drew knife
and stabbed his antagonist in the side of the head
severing the temporal artery. At q second blow,
the knife cut its way through the skull bone, and
passing through the brain, lodged In the base OF
the Uranium, where poet norton examination
discevsred the point OF the blade, broken of
Bridges survived but few hours. Hollis has yield
cd himself 20 the hands Of justice. The fight grew
out Of IN old grudge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

The Corps, whils asking the patronage of the oft.
Zen, and military, beg leave TO all who may
wish to participate with them, that no pains viii
be spared TO make the occasion worthy the day We
celeb' ate; ample arrangements having been made
to that effect
The PRESIDENT, MEMBERS OF THE CABINET, the Go
VERNON OF THE STATE, tn. military and civic officers
and other distinguished visitors, expected 10 be
present.
~ MUSIC.
EA. SUPPER-By an experienced caterer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
CENTRAL AMERIC

New York. Feb. 12.-The Atlantic's mails will
out by the Edinburgh, tomorrow.