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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-27
TELFGRAPHIC NEWS.
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.LATHR FROM HURoPE.
ARRIVAL OF rae ASIA.

Nxv Yosx. Nov % rae Asia, with dates frem
liverpool to the 18th instant, arrived here this
YEAR, were entertained for the safety Of tho
steamship fnJian Empirc, which feft fis1ifAx for
Galway on the 18th Inst.
The cable between Calais and Dover was again
" Nsposson has presented Queen Victoria with
howi'ser of his own invention, called the "Alli-
anee."
Ualway 10 about 10 be adopted BY France as an
outlet for steam communication with America.--
The projected Hayre line has boen abandoned IN
Prof. Whitehouse Gays recent experiments DEM
onstrate that the system Of testing the cable 10
allacious. He believes the fault 10 near the Shore
and reiterates the conviction that 10 may be sue
cessfnlly worked. rs
England consentsto France engaging coolies for
labor 10 her colonies.
The bullion In the Bank Of France has declined
q, 900 900 francs during the month.
A Spanish expedition OF eight steamers, against
the Riff pirates, had taken its departure.
A Russian Japan treaty bad been concluded.
Navigation Is closed.Rt 81. Petersburg.
/ The Spanish demands upon Mexico will proba.
bly, DO countenanced by France, and additional
vessels sent thther BIZ Napoleon. EpCland 10 also
disposed TO press her claims for redress equal to
what Is accorded to other governments The Re-
cond instaiment of the Spanish expedition to
Mexico is ready to sail at any moment.
A report that q reduction in the French army
Was about to be made, caused q buoyancy at the
London Exchange.
| A French Commissioner has been appointed to
examine on the spot the question Of African free
emigration to see whether II is q concealed slave
trade. r~9
| -,r COMMERCIAL. s ia
| LONDON. Nov 13.-Beil Go report an unusual de
gree of aniai IN in American State stocks. Of which
there have been considerable sales. Railroad stockl
1 dnil. ~g 1.-z} 3
| LfvsRrooL, Nov 13-sales Of cotton for the week
~ 600 bales of which spectators took 500 and ex
porters 1900 Holders offer freely. but show no dis
position 70 press sales. The market closed stead
without change since last week: Fair Orle ans "a
Midding do ga; Fair Upiands !; Middling do In
ferior qualities unsaleable. Stock in port so2 0f
| bales, of which 2s3G0O is American. Breadstuff.
| generally unchanged and quotations nominal. Mar
| ket closed dull. Provisions have declining ten
| dency. Sugar dull at Cd decline. Resin slightly
higher-oommon4 Is ld@ is I'd. Spirits Turpentine4ls
| Copsols qSis GlaS3ss -s..-
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LATER FROM SALT IIKp

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Salt Lake dates of the 3oth
ult. reached st. Josephs on the 10Th inst. The
news 10 unimportant. Severe weather had been
experienced In the valley, and there was consid
cradle snow on the mountains, causing great s"t
fering to stock. e''"' '"i
number Of trains had arrived, but others en-.
camped at the South Pass to weather out the snow
STERN. Wv 'Ao"
The army was getting along finely. large
we're peaceable.
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~ PRICE & WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVAL

FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIyALSl
Beautiful Bayadere, Plaid, Plain and a'Lez SILKS.
Splendid two fiounced, double Skirt and a'Lez SILK
ROBES-some Velvet Brocade, very elegant-in
these goods our assortment is unusually rich
and varied
Superb French DeLaines. Valentias. Poplins and
Casbmeres. entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain Skirts, two and three founces
Plain DsLaines. DeBeges, Lovella Cloths. Meri,
noes. &c
Handsome English and American DeLanes at low
BLACK BoMBAzINEs,
, MOUSELINES, CHALLIES,
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and all kinds of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves a
Brussels, Maltese, Honiton and French Emb. do.
In Embroideries and Laces our stock is uncommonly
attractive
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESTINGS,
and Mems wear generally-a large stock
Our basement room is filled with heavy Goods, for
plantation men and women-say. Fulied Cloths. Lin.
seys, Blankets &c. at the LOWEST rates. in argeand
small quantities. -.
Hoop Skirts; Bishops. new article
Hosiery, Gloves ...
Ladies' and Mems Silk and Wool Under Vests and
Drawers. Great atte ntionis given to this depart
nent-all sizes and qualities are kept.
FLANNELS. LINENS, 1e b!
.@ BLEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, DC.
~ Buyers will find cur stock very large, and
every department kept nnbr0ken and full. 3.
Splendid Velvet and 9th CL0AKS.
no l7-l2t PRICE 4 WATKINS.
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MuaDr..-A murder wa. oommi,,.a !, Ro.,o,

MuRDsR.-A murder was committed in Roanoke
county, Va, on Thursday evening, 18th Instant
Mr.. John Dickinson, in returning home from
saw mill In the neishborhood, WAS met by man
named John Hurt and his negro man. Dickinson
ana Hurt got into quarrel about a frivolous
matter, and q hghtso ensued, Of which, Dickir
son was getting the better, when Hurt ordered hi,
negro man to take Dickinson of and s'kill him. .
which the negro literally accomplshed-beatipg
Dickinson in such manner that he died in about
twsntJ.four hours afterwards. The guilty parties
have made their escape, and have not AZ yet been
arrested.
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AN INDIAN RATTLE.

ST.. Louis, Nov. 25.-The South Pass corresnen.
dent OF the Republican newspaper, says battle oc !.
Cured between the Crow and Snake Indians on
the 10th uit in which ten of the former were
killed. The fight grew out of the tbieving propen
sities of the Grove.
Attorney-Generai Wilson passed the Soutb pass
Get Is. Tho weather was quite severe, and large
numbers OF cattle were dying on the road, The
mail Tor Salt Lake had to be packed through to its
destination, In consequence of the heavy snow.
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KUNKEL 4 co, Zero KunKxL. JoHx +. FoRD and
y. \. McxLsY) Lessecs and Managers
A ENGAGEMENT S
on TIN HAR-fAMBD AND GIFTED TRA0k-
DIAN

on TIL 1AR-FAMED AND GIL TED THA0xr
DIAN.
Mr.. j. w. WALLACK,
who will have the honor Of making his frst sp-
pgaTAnce. In twoyearp. On xsg4fk x
MONDAY EvENING, Nor 18th,
In bis extraordinary and forcibls inpersona!ion
IRO n ~ A 3 K,
A performance, so made mp Of emotion, 10 vital
with the sentiment and action OF awful suffering.
expressed with power 80 vivid. that from the
ARCANIA or NATURE, SO
MT wALLACK appears to have wrested the know
ledge OF rendering a6,ass 4
GRIEF INCARNATE. Z
Amid the VARYING standard: Of histlionic excel
upon the ever truthful
IMPULSE OF SYMPATHY;
by which Mr. WALLAUK's personation has been
decreed all over the country. power and truth
I - MEIER EKCELLEDl b-a.s
Attested In the thrills Of horror, the EXPLANATIONS
Of grief swelling frequently into audible sobs the
irrepressbe tear suusing the eyes alike of brave
hearted men," and 5re 7se ss
INCORPORATED WOMEN, zys
and the marked sympathetic sensation of SORROW,
which, night after night, his mastery perform
ance awakens 1t will be on the above eve
ming, after careful rehearsals. and with powerful
distribution of characters
. This great play has been received in
I - EVERY CITY.
with the greatest applause. and performed in Lon.
don, when first produced, by Mr. WALLACk, AZ
his Theatre. upwards OF F-+
t.f THO HUNDRED NIGHTSi
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Miss Ayonfa Lanes

This youug tragedienne closes her engagement
at the theatre to night in two dramas-Sybil and
Lucretia Borgia. In both Miss J.s acting will
prodsce . starting effect, and make visit to wit
ness It richly repay those who attend.
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@-THRsE THOUSAND DIvoRcEs.-It is stated that
there are 5000 applications for divorce now on file
in the courts of Indiana. The married state, if we
may judge from this fact must be very insecure
and undesirable 1t is oonsoing renectio how
ever, that in no case has divorce been known to
where the parties during courtship used those
beautiful Waiting cards gotten up at the DIspATcH
jon OFFICE. Persons having taste and economy
enough to choose them are never mistaken in the
selection of a companion for life. &c..
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NJ RICHMOND THEATRE

GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS JUBILEE.
THREE SPLENDID PIECES:
SYBIL,
LUCRETIA BORGTA.
WIZARD OF THE MOOR.
Positively last appearance of the ..., - ID
Highly Gifted Young Tragedienne,
MISS AVONIA JONES.
MISS AVONIA JONES, as
SYBIL HARDY
MISS AVONIA JONES, as
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
LUCRETIA BORGIA, TONIGHT. ....
SYBIL. TONIGHT
WIZARD OF THE MOOR. TONIGHT.
TRULY, A SPLENDID BILL.
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LAIR AND SUPPER.-The ladies of
Z the SEWING CIRCLE" connected with the
First Baptist Church. will open Fair at The Me-
chanics' Institute. Oh MONDAY evening next, to
continue during the week. Suppers will be furnish
ed every night. The object of this Fair IL tn raise
funds for the support of City Missionary. We So
licit the patronage of cur friends and the public
generally. no 27-7tB, b
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nHiLAw pARrNRRsHIp..

JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER. Attorney General.
and JOHN NJ. PATTON. JR have entered into g
h1rcKgR / PATTON" in the Court Of Appeals az
Richmond and Lewisburg, and In the Superior ana
Inferior Courts If the CITY of Richmond ~, .
nramnflI attended to. - mo Lo-lIn
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THE INDIANA u q sENAToRs

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 26.-The House, this after.
no !n passed. by vste of Sc As, the joint reso-
luton of the Senate declaring the election of
Bright aud Fitch, u. S. Senators, illegal. uncon.
and void.
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NJ 8. l. B. P
FROM REV THOMAS BINFORD
MARL Hill, Henrico co.. Va,
.. Ootober l4th, 1853 !
DR. GARLIcK, Dear Sir Having used to some
considerable extent. your Semple's Baking Pow
der. Enthusiastically pronounce it to be superior to
poses which it is recommended.
THOMAS BINFoPD.
JOHN W 6ARIICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
Richmond, Va.
soldby Druggists and Grocers generally through.
out the State no 24-Iw
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'TAs eociAELE; or, One thousand and one Home
A~usemenss.-By tho author of the Magiciau's own
Book" New York: Dick h fitzgerald. This roll
uns contains acting proverbs; dramatic charades:
acting charsdes, or drawing room pantomines;
musical bufiesqusg tablesux viyants; parlor
sanss games Of action; forfeits, science in sport
asd parlor msgic pasxlss, Co.; with ongravings
and diagrams. 1t forms ~ entertaining book for
young people and will aid them very much In
their wtntcr eyenings smusements
For sale By GcoRoE n. Wrsr.
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~ NoTICR.-The subscriber would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he has removed from his old stand, No. is
Main street. below the st. Charles Hotel to No. 50,
on the opposite side. above the st. Charles Hotel,
where he would be glad to see his friends and the
public Thankful for past favors he hopes by strict
attention to business to merit continuance of the
same. EDW ARD kEkSEY.
N. B-Just received, another lot of those fine
Lava and Coral Sets of Jewelry. no 26-lw
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SECOND DISPATCH. I

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Gen. Paez has expressed a
determination to take passage in the steamer for
Venezuela to morrow, though his physicians re,
commend quiet. The Times, of to-day, says ifex
tensive Inflammation ensue, he will lose his limb
The injury is more dangerous on account of his
advanced age, though, that is counterbalanced by
his good constitution and great physical strength.
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DEATH OF IsAAC NEWrON

ALBANY, Nov 25.-From - 10 O'Clock to-day.
the Republican Artillery fired minute guns, and
81 the steamboats, in port tolIed their bells az
mark OF respect to the memory of Isaac Newton
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EVACUATION DAY AT NEW YORK-ACCIDENT
TO GENERAL pAEZ

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The military are celebra.
ting the Seventy-seventh Anniversary of the
Evacuation of this city by the British force, and
the display is magnificent. -...
The troops were to have been reviewed by Gen.
Paez, but while on the marcn his horse slipped on
the russ pavement in Broadway, injuring the Gen.
eral badly. He was taken to neighboring hotel
There is also general turnout of the Fire De-
partment, to attend the funeral of ExChief Ander.
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H@ A Discourse in relation to the
death Of Mrs CLARISsA W PETTUS, will (by re-
quest of the family be delivered in the First Inde-
nepdent Christian Church." tomorrow (SUNDAY)
morninr. at the usual hour of public worship. The
friends and acQusintarces are respectfully invited
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~ExTRAcrIoN OF TEETH BIT GALvAN-
IsM-This agent has been introduced into the prac-
ticc of the subscriber with entire success It's per-
fecsly simple and harmless. A gentle current Oh
eectieity Is male 10 ra.s through the ferceps upon
the 10th to be extracted, which entirely DESTROY
the painful sensations usually felt in the effort OF
extraci lion. JOS WOODW AkD. Dehtist.
Office on Man, between 9th and 10th Streets
no
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I7ALUABI AGRICULTURAL, FARM

ING AND SEED STOCK OF GOODS AND UN-
EXPIRED LEASE OF STORE, ON SYCAMORE
STREET. PETERSBURG, VA, FOR SALE.-We
that valuable and desirable stock of goods, wares
and merchandise. belonging to the late Andrew
consisting of every variety of agricultural nipple
ments Of husbandry, with machines, harrows,
ploughs. seed ofevery kind and every other article
90 hand.
The lease the store will expire on the first of
October. 1889 No better stand in the city for any
sort of business.
There is no other store of this kind in this city:
therefore tits most favorable opportunity for an
industrious, working man to commence business
which we trust may lead him on to fortune. An
early application is earnestly detired Address
.. ALEX. DOMAIN, and
THOS. SHEDDEN.
Trustees &c of Andrew Nicnl decd
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THE WEATHER AT THE NORTHWAR1

BosToH, Nov. "a. lS5s.-The storm here partially
sbated this morning, but IL still continues cloudy.
AZ Montreal six inches Of snow fell last night.
IL 10 showing In the northern part Of Vermont
and at Portland and Eastport, Maine.
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nay BREEDEN & Fox are in receipt,
this merning of another large lot of
LADIES' RAGLANS AND CLOAKS,
All of the newest tyles, and at very low prices.
no 23-6t
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t@ BREEDHs & Fox have just open
ed q beautiful experiment Of
EMBROIDERIES, 'LACES AND LACE SETS.
M 23-6t
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THANKSGIVING DAY LIN RosroN

Boston, Nov. 25.-This being Thanksgiving
Day, all business 10 suspended, and the people
generally are giving themseIvss up to the enjoy.
clear and pleasant. E -
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eEMEETIxG OF THE Va CENTRAL AG-
RIcuLTuRAL SecIErY The Annual Meeting of this
Society will take place at the Council Hall, at IL
O'clock M on SATURDAY next, the 9th Nov.
By order of the President,
no Zs-td EIMMOCK, sec'y
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~ SPLENDID

n| SPLENDID ...., ...
VELVET
AND
" CLOAKS
( 5a AND
--s--.5 RAGLANs,
LA RUFFLED SLEEVES. -.
no i3-l5t PRICE Il WATKINS.
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DEs KVN"tNN
in this city respectfully tenders his professional
services in the various branches of his profession to
its citizens Office and residence on BANK STREET,
near the Mechanics Institute.
no I7-imS -..s
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nEyr NoTIoE.-There will be Sunda

School exhibition. by the scholars of the Grace
Street Baptist Sunday School. to morrow (SuNDAY(
afternoon at 31s O'Clock. The exercises will consst
of Addresses Dialogues, Music, &c. The Sunday
Schools of the city are invited to attend.
no 21-ltF ----. u
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~ LIFE IEsURANCE.
CRpltal over S3OOO,O0O.

~ LIFE INSURANCE.. ..
Capital over 100000.
THE "MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY"
This is the only company in Richmond that pays
its dividends to the insured while living.
1t makes an annual dividend of 20 per cent. Only
half the premium. if over $50, is required in cash.
note can be given for the other halt, and the d.
vidends go to the credit of the note.
No company has q larger capital for the amount
at risk. KNOWLES WALFoRD. Agents,
no H-2w Il Pearl street.
AkA. HARDY's ANTI FRICTION CREASE
This Grease for Omnjbusses, Wagons and Ma
chinery of every description is superior TO any yet
discovered and effects saving of IS per cent to the
consumer as compared with any other Grease
JNO w GAKLiCK. Apothecary, &C..
no A-lw Market Place, Franklin st.
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T .OST.-On Wednesday morning, Oath
II instant, at the New Market, on Shockos Hill, a
single STONE DIAMOND RING. A liberal re-
ward will be paid the finder by leaving it at our
office
no 27-ts LEWIS WE'RE CO.
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EADIBI
Andeeson mn Nauey
Adams mrs ElizAboth
Abraham mrp MARY
Allen mrs O.
bass mrs Mary v
Bales mrs I'd gar d
Bunghan mrs Mary ,
Beuring mrs -.
BoyIe mrs Matilda
Burton mrs Lucie u
Brown mrs Susan
Brunhnm mrs Mary 9 b
Binford miss Laura 2 :.
Cabcll mrs Jas e
CahiIl mrs @
Carroll MIRA N A
Carney mrs b
Gary mrs II
Darlington mrs SO
Ciai K m,s ID J
Coleman mrs II
Cooley mrs A
Conway mrs Julia
Cox mrs X II
Craig mrs Jane
Crump mrs Il J
Daviss sallie W
| Dixon Mildred (coid)
Dickinson mrs Lefty
Dur ham mrs Mary Ann
| Doilard mrs Elizabeth
Edmondson miss Nj L
Ellis miss Sallie A
Fenscn mrs Sarah J
Feagan miss 81 A
F-rg uson miss r Q
Fildes mrs Martha
| Finegan mrs Il
Fitch miss Margaret
Gaines mrs Adelaide
Gray mrs E a
| 0Oode mrs Eud5ra v
Glazebrook mrs Kate
| Gilmore mrs NJ
Hutchins mrs Charlotte
Hughes mrs Bridget
Hunt mrs Elizabeth
Homes mrs Susan
Hopkins mrs Mary +
| Hepson miss Kate II
Hobs0n miss NJ Il
Huren m iss Jane
Hughs mics Anna 7
Hill miss Sallie G
Hagan miss N v
Jones mrs Jane NJ
| James mrs NJ l.
immersion mrs Martha
Jsuts miss 3 z
Jor,ion miss q X
Keesee mrs NJ NJ
Kendall mrs Susan B
| Lsdrue miss Hatoka
Lewis miss Lucie D
Lewis miss Mary l.
Harmon miss Mary Ann
Longest miss Polly
Lyon mrs Sarah Il
Marshall miss Mary 8
Marion miss Blanche
Mouldowney miss BE
Mills miss SArah
Minor miss Louisa 2
| 4
McCloy mrs Elizabeth
McNaughton miss A
Norvell mrs Sarah j
Nelson mrs Mary
0'Neill miss Philip
rearce mrs Hardinia M
Peters mrs Victoria
Pettrses mrs Elizabeth G
Phillips mrs Lydia
PARROT miss Amanda
| Quickonlossen mrs 4
Rose mrs Altha A
Robinson mrs Agnes G
Robenet mrs Elizabeth
Rose mrs Bette q
Robinson mrs Rebecca
Rowe mrs Otera A
Riddle mrs Mary
Radford mrs Jane
Stansbury mrs Ellen
Stone mrs Jane
Smith mrs Mary A
Slasher mrs B
| Scruggins mrs Jane
Sims mrs Fanny
Shields mrs Jane O
Sexton mrs Mary
Shackleford mrs Julia A
Sullivan miss Eliza
Stock6ale mis- e K
Stark miss !, L
Stone miss Jennie
Troye mrs Cornelia
Trainum mrs sarah G
Tyree mrs Bette A d
Totty mr., Sarah
Tanner mrs Roxie 3
Taylor mrs Virginia A
| Taylor mrs Eliza A
TAYLOR miss Fannie 3
Via mrs Anna d
Wy att mrs VIM
Waller mrs Maria Fl
White mrs Mary Ann
Walker miss j G
Wren mrs EliIab'b.J 2
Wiles mrs Sarah Il
Wi lite mrs Susan NJ
l TUnatan r,aru n ~
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M Srs,zE FOR so CENTS

SFGlZE FOR az CANTS.
POWERS Is now furnishing
his customers the dollar size Ambrotype for so Cts
PEARL AMBkOTYPES taken only at
POWERS. Isl Main street.
The hest PHOTOGRAPHS are made at
POWERS, l5l Main street.
Persons wishing the best licensees. at a low
price, should visit
no l7-3t* POWE HaIlery.
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eAs ~ LAnp.--Atract Of land of 90 acres, near
LynsASsTg, Va, wss sold on the 25th inst, at IS
pr aeae, Col. Vim. B. Brown, OF that city.
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DIED.,

In this city. on Wednesday morning, the oath
inst, at the residence of her husband, Mrs. VICTO.
RI "A A., wife of Mr.. Walter g. Peters, and youngest
daughter of Mr.. Elsha Jacksoa, of Cumberland =
At the Rectory. in Leesburv, Loudoun county,
virginia, on Thursday. 25th instant, Rev. DAVID
CALDWELL. the Rector of the church in that
place. -
His remains will be brought to this city this morn
ing and his funeral will take place at IL o'clock to-
day from st James Church. The friends of the
family and the public generally are invited to at
tend.
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- -
s~Fs Nfarv Hg-svss 90 g
sss4 80 zss s n & sTssss sfsfs
- rs - aaf. assg
yzEAs ss--t
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y LIST. |
AlIen mrs VIM |
AnG1i 70 lee n b
miss Hannah |
Bessham mis- A j
Bernard miss Ida h
Bowen miss Enmn Il
Brannan miss u ny J
Hri9ht miss BIixA -
Halter mis- Caroline - |
Bufiin miss Emma
I,rsck mifs MARI Ella
burnett miss Mary Jane
Caldwell miss Sophia
Carpenter miss Maria
Calnack miss 5 A
Carter miss Ann X
Canwell miss NJ
Carpenter miss A
Carter miss 8 L
Clar k miss v II
Childress miss y
Chick miss ID A
Clark miss , X
Collier miss Liza
Collins miss u ID
D
DouoArd mrs Mary
Donovan mrs Catharine
Davis mrs Mary A
Davis mrs Maria
q
fillmore mrs NJ J
Edmondson mis- Ellen
p
Fisher miss A A
Fore mrs NJ A
Ford mrs @
Freeman mrs Agnes
Fucua mrs NJ G
q
Lakewood mrs Catharlne
Graham NH q Bell
Goodwin miss Sallie B
Gibson miss Mary o
II.
Hendrick miss Barbara
Henley miss Martha
Hamilton miss Efhe
Harrison miss Jane
Hardy mics Virginia
Hancock mrs Mary z
Hancock mrs Eliza
Heuritze mrs Anna j
Holland mrs Sarah III
Hall mrs Robert
j
Jalop miss 8
James miss Emma E2
jackson miss = J
Jones mrs 3 A
Jennings miss g
X
Kell miss Margaret
L
Lynch miss Susan w
Lowe mrs II N 2
Lord mrs Betsy BIZ
Lipscomb mrs Lucinda T
Lamb mrs J Y
NJ
Melton m iss Mary
Meredith miss Eliza j
Monkey mrs Apgeline i
More mrs Catharine
Monday mrs Emma v
&c
McCabe miss Eliza
N
Newbry m iss Eliza
Eeedha,c miss Mary
o
Oliver miss Annie A
p
Pannell miss Virginia
Parsons miss Georgia
Peeb les miss A V
Peatross miss Ella "
Peasants miss Laura
@
r
Randolph miss Clara
Reid miss Annie
Reeve miss Sallie L
Rees miss K 2
Reese miss Annie
Richards miss Mary Ann
Robinson miss Mary u
Robinson miss Julia
8
stone MRS Virginia
Staples miss Martha
Starke miss Bette
Smith miss Bette A
Smith miss Lizzie III
Sledd miss Emmie z
Simoson miss Maria +
simons miss Mary
Shark miss Julia
Sheffield miss Agnes
Sharks miss Anna ;
Scott miss Alice NJ
Scott miss Jennie G
T
Uranium miss Agnes
Turpin miss Harriet
Tompkins miss Mersh
Thomas miss Diana II
Undertake miss NJ A
Thornton miss Martha "
Taylor miss Catharine
v
yannerson mrs Ann
w
Wade miss Mary
Waldrc p miss Mary g
Warden miss Anna
Watson miss CorDelia
W. II miss j A
Wellington miss j
West miss Clara
Wilson miss Mary z
Withrow miss Julia
, WingfiPld mira Maggie
Wilson miss Mary 4
Wood IN ISIS Bette G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-27

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&C., use SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POW
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