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The Peaceful Times.

II q the general opinion of the diplonatist and
krslsn correspondents, that the millennium has
commenced. Europe 10 likened by one Of these
ready writer's to vast E,lian harp, which gives
forth 70 breeg from oil quarters the most ra-
Wishing strains of international melody. France,
oaee the most frsifui and fiery OF powers, leads
the new fashion Of universal amity and concord.
'sThe Empire ia Peace" Internal and external
The Anglo-Freneh Alliance, with clasped hands
and loving looks, symboizes the universal bro.
therhood Of man. Even the horses and the zebras
are yielding to the supreme law Of love, and as
soon ~ Nj. Rarey can reach the deserts Of Africa,
the lion will DO persuaded to lie down with the
lambs.
1t 10 now more than forty years since this coun.
Try heard tho sound OF hostile gun, and q much
longer period since Engliehmen saw at their ov
heArth.stones the horrors of war. Even Europe
has had sbresthipg spell of considerable daratiop,
not much varied by the Crimesn episode. The
grass grows green over the old battle fields of the
Empire; and of the youthful hosts. Who with
souls Of Gre and sinews of STEEL bore aloft the Ea-
giles of Napoleon the First, there remains here ard
there only q whifehaired and crippled veteran,
tagging .'superhuoes on the stage"
Who can doubt that Wars have como to a final
end There are at this moment only six hundred
thousand regular soldiers In France; many
moro IN Austria and Prussis; some eight hundred
thousand In Russia and other peace loving States.
Cherbourg, the great missionary station, is tu.t
completed, and all the maritime powers Of Europe
are increasing their steam fleets so as to assist
them 10 spreading abroad the glad tidinss of good
Win and universal peace throughout the world
II 10 clear that there can BE- no more wars and
bloedshed, because rulers are no longer ambitious
and SELFISH, nor nations alienated and embtered
BY conflicting interests. There is In Europe sspe-
cially such complete harmony, and such an excel.
lent mutua, understanding between the rulers and
The ruled--iDdeated by the small number Of armed
policemen, only two million 10 all, which the con.
tinsnt keeps up-that no one can doubt that the
reign Of universe! peace has begun.
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Napoleon and Nicaragua.

According to the Paris correspondent of The
National nhlhgenceT, Mr. Felix Belly has pub,
iashsd pamphlet upon the subject of his intero
ceanic project, and for the purpose apparently o.
sustaining ito reputation among the denzeps O
the Bonrse. The writer adroitly quotes worh
Of the Emperor upon Niearaguau matters com.
posed during his imprisonment at Ham Thu
brochure b likely to fkll pointless, and will be
remembered chiefly for stating a fact not univer.
sally known, namely, that during the i'm risonnen,
at Ham the Emperor Was visited by Nicaragusp
dspssies. and Invited to accept the government. Of
THAR country. Tho Invitation was declined.
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Thsss azores tell their own story. The English
have nearly A. many steam line OF battle ships
alone - ws have vessels Of oil descriptions 10 our
Navy. The great halk Of our Navy, which nun.
bsrs about ssventy.four vessels, consists OF sail.
,se ships, the largest Of which could be easily
Knocked 70 pieces by 9 single steam guuboat-
TIE reader viii be struck with the large number
OF sunhoats In the European nAvies-two hundred
In the Rngiish and two hundred In the French, a
considerable number Of which, by the way, are
nov 10 our own waters. The New YORK Ismes
daeeribing the most efficient class Of vessels, says
that the steam gunboat 10 . wiry little monster,
sssging from two hundred to eight hundred tons
burdsn, from four feet three inches to twelve
feet Of draf. carrying from two to six exty'eight
or sishty.four FOUNDER guns, and making from
seven 70 thirteen knots, with steam power varying
from twenty to three hundred aod nifty horses
Che depends for the force OF her circumstances,
more upoa the range and callere than the number
Of hsr cannon. The French type gunboat, throw
ins ball Of eighty -four pounds distance OF $500
yards, and lying - speck upon the water, would
thus prove herself very dsagressble antagonist
with vessel much her superior In size and num-
her OF guns OF these vessels We possess not one
assiust two hundred in the service OF Engiand,
a.d a. large . number In the navy OF Franco
Holland herself counts thIrty-siy, and Austria
twenty Of sreh vessels, aud they are now building
N the port Of Perroi, IN Spain. The French gun.
boats are constructed on q more uniform model
than the English, and are Of at least equal eff
c,euey. The English West India squadron now
contains Ave Of these vessels aud there 10 reason
70 believe that larger number has been Dispatch
I'd from France to these waters. 1t will be readily
seen thss there are very few places in this com
try, accessible by water all, which could not be
reached 81 annoyed BY vessels from four TO
sweIss feet draft, and carrying FROM two to six
sixsy eight OF eighty.four FOUNDER guns.
II 10 obviously the frs: duty Of our Government
10 provide heet of these gunboats, dozen OF
which can be built for the cost of line Of battle
ship, and TO convert all sailing vessels Of war
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NJ RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND GALAXY OF ATTRACTION

For cur
SATURDAY NIGHTS GALA.
xPositiveiy last appearance Of the Distinguished
Artistic, Mrs.
JULIA DEAN
HAYyE.
TWO SPLENDID DRAMAS.
ORPHAN OF PARIS
WAkLOCK OF THE GLEN.
Mss, JULIA DEAN HAYNE
MADELAINE
MRS JULIA DEAN HAYNE
As TIE
ORPHAN OF PARIS
Remember this the last Night of Mas.
JULIA DEAN HAYNE.
u. The Pearl A,nbrotypes taken by the Artists
REEFS Co. 39 Main street. are superior to any style
Of P r,rat Jet introduced Price Is cents to SIS
Beware Of old fogiss and oneho,se imitators.
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1anhaatA.

The rsssat prcspect o. dare up with a's.'
Brssaia, end the possibility Of future co','e.
Nth the great maritime po~era, has rcs'vea :. !
interest falt IL our naval defsnces. a rev ~ :.
,ssrsal sivss comparative view Of the nAss :.
~. world, and the Uaitsd States ma.e ~
10 s-srss ID eoMmerce, but very nesfy ..' ,..'
In asvai s.rspgsh. Counting ves's' Of al e'sssss
a. CON miss,ou and IN ordinary, Eagland has aooa'
a shousa.a nj. of,w.r. and France ak hundred,
Ma. nj. ,h.o slx hundred Eagiish ari four hun
d,.A rrs,es Ar. probably ready for active duty.
nn, 49,. ara Of the most efficient Kind Promi'
80, ..ons them are steam line Of battle ships
s.,,s N them have reached - high aspeed ~ four
80, Knots an hour. The actual steam force Of
the world, emitting all reference to ssiog ships
a ~ follows.
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Wsnted-Th.ee experienced Operators.
L.

81 AMERICAN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT ABROAD
Every American must feel his heart beat with price
when be reads the late speech of Hon Mr. Bright.
P, IN favor of introducing the Am erican form Of
governmental least as far as representation is
concerned-feto Great Britain. The honorable gen.
tleTan wss loudly cheered b. his constituents and
never more so than when he illustrated one result
OF Republican government, by exhibiting speci'
meps of those handsome handbills and posters &C,
printed at the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE D HAMMERS
Co. ProDrietUrs.
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~ CHR,sTMAs PRESENTS

Such as are usually wanted for presents in eud
less variety. can be had at the Cloak and Mantle
Depot at less price than at any other other
this city. Finest quality RAGLANs for Misses anu
richly trimmed for children; HOSIERY, GLOVES
all KINDS Of Knitted Goods tor Ladies and children
DRESS GOODS in Silk De LANES, Ve,ancias, &c, DC
SILK BONNETS at half the usual price; FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS at prices to suit ,hs
times. Call at the CLOAK AND MANTLE DE-
Put. and buy your goods at prices TO defy competi
ton. r kZEKlEL.
FURs for Ladies and Children.
de NJ
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Northern Markets-[4Y TEIEGRApH.l
BALTIMORE Dec. H. Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat do. Corn firm-white &C. yellow 69c.
NEW YORK. Dec. F.-Fltur firm Southern $50
IS 90. Wheat very dull-south.rn red 81 1881 II;
new yellow 74d,76. Cotton DALI with IiGtle INQUIRY
stock small: epirts turpentire firm at 4sc.
Stock. dull-Virpinia SIS eTys
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ePDC1AL 1ox1cHD.

- Tn Yousa Mm's CnllsrrAn Az
secfATios wl eel. brsts their purth SNsIv xnsA.f.
on TUESDAY, evening. tbs 1.st instant. e the
HAtLS or THE ME6HANiOe INSTITUTE
Rev J Peterkin snd Rev J L Burrows D D Jodse
Joseph b 1umpkin Of 8eorgia Rev sdwards
and Rev N Hoee. D D, also, will probably partici'
pate In the exercises
Tickets Of admi~ion Fity cents, TO- BE- procured q
Messrs Laidlev 3 Rohinson Meade Boxer.
Price, James Woodhs use d Co and the Librarian at
the Rooms OF the Association
Exercises to commence puaetually ut ~ oc,ock,
ana 10 close at n o'clock de i7-tTu
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
FOR TIT0 NIGHTS ONLY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, Deeem.
Der 18th and 18Th,
TUE WORLD RENOWNED
OLD JOE SWEENY'S
OPERA TROUPE,
Having lust closed very successful engagement In
Warrington city, in which place they haze been
performing for The last three weeks will have the
honor of appearing before fhs Richmond public for
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
prior 70 tn cir departure for the son'h. THIS Com
pauy has been greatly augmented sincs their last
VISIT here.
F.r5t appearance of
MR.. r. JEAN BUCKLEY,
In his native city for two yeara.
The Company comprises the following brilliant
array OF talent:
OLD JOE SHEENY. X JEAN BUIKLEY
DhK SW.EvI NJ ,H00DLAND.
q. HERBERT. TIN NORRESI
Mons SOL, d. G. B0FB,
Forming the brightest galaxy of Stars erer conceu
trat.d In one Company.
~ Cards Of Admission Is cents-chidren and
servants half price.
~ Doors oren at 7-pertormancs to commence
at quarter before o'clock.
ID R0YD Auent
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". iesyr that this eficieutsenginee ana noe'
ror,hy gentleman. has accepted the sproiesmens
Il Superintendent Of the virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, 10 all the vacancy occascned by the re-
.iguasion Of Col. SMITH. The Richmond ana re-
ter.burs Railroad ieses valuao'e emcer py th's
event, and the Virginia and Tennessee regssns one
Of the best and most efficient oflcsra ever engaged
Ia fts service.
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. CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT.
TUE DI AOR ron nApQAINc

Cloaks of the richest yes and iatest designs In
Silk Velvets, Beaver and Broad Cloths, for ladies'
misses and children These goods are of superior
quality and / am ceiling them at great bargains.
ii you wish to purchase q fashionable Raglan CT
the best quality. at saving of at least Is per cent
call at tho Cloak and Mantle Depot 50 Main street
as am determined to sell at prices to defy compe.
tiiion.
de l3-6t EZEKIEL.
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An UnheAllY Qifv.

II vns stated ~ late meeting Of the New Yor,
Historical Society. that the ratio Of mor,sl,y IN
sAas city n greater than any other city on the
eentinsnt.
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NEGREAT SACRIFICE
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
RFNSHAw OCARI,ES 4, On

CRENSHAW, QCARLES d CO.
Have this day marked dow their ma ynificent stock
of Dress Goods at closing ont rates. They are apx
ious reduce their stock In this line If goods by
the lst of January, and will cffsr every nducement
to do So We offer the following styles at great
sacrifice:
fain and French MERINOES at cost
Pr nted French MEKIN0ES at IS cents worth
$l,2.
Rich Figured French MOUSLAINS at 90 cents,
worth IS and S7ls.
Robe a'L.s and Side stripes at prime cost
Plaid Spun SILKS at 50 cents. great bar gain
Plaid MERINOES at 81 q cents, great bargain
Plaid CASHMERES at Is cents, great bargain
de 15-6t 20 BROAD STREET,
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4 l6T Uf LETTkRS--hsmsining IN the
II RICHMOND POST OYYICE. on the nth al Of
Deosmbef4 1865. IS
- Persons cal1In9 foe letters N this LaT WI
plGn1o eay they are ADvskTfsnps
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TIE .WAsDsssss" cAheo.-Ths Augusta. Ga.
Osspeseh says that 2T Of the Africans recent,
lAsasd At sranssiek, Ca, were brought up and
sssdea ssrss niles below that city on the South
OAseIina side Of the river The wAndsrsr, ssy.
NE Dispatch, only acted the dseey, bringing l2o
slaves herself and the other vessei 800. II Add,
shss this = ths third cargo landed ia Georgia b.
NJ saoas es0Dasy Ia The lest six months.
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Suddenly in San Francisco on tho 9th of Novem
Ter, HENkf CHEVALLIE. in the 18th year of hii
age, formerly OF this city.
CT W hig ana EuQuirer, please copy.
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~ To SAVE oEE-HALF THE LARD
used in making Bread. biscuits RafteI-Cakes: &c
uss sEMPLE'S iNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
Price 20 cents. For sale by
JNO W GARLICK. Druggist.
eIs-3t Market Place, Franklin street.
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= ArAMEsrIvo of the Execrtiv,

- Ar A MERTIsa Of the Executive
Committee Of the Virginia Central Agricultural 20
ciety, held on the t4th inst the following resoiu
tions were adopted:
Resolved That proposals be invited to be address
ed to Capt. cHAs DIMMnCK, Secretary OF the va:
Central Agricultural Society, MP to the LIST day o..
January next for Grounds suitable for the Fairs o.
this Society. said Grounds TO be within one mile ana
a half of the city, and not less In quantity tnan
thirty said proposals TO state the location;
character Of ttle when possession can be given ana
the price and times of payment required.
Resolved, That committee OF seventeen De ap
pointed, to raise by subscription twe'vs thousand
dollars: for the purchase and fitting M OF FAR
Grounds near this civ, upon the following terms,
viz: one fourth in cash when called on by the Gen.
trsl Agricultural aoci.ty or its authorized agents
and the residue in four equal annual instalments:
The land is to be conveyed tn the President OF the
Central Agricultural Society. in trust for the use OF
Fair and Cattle Show. uutll the Society is incor.
porated. and then conveyed to the Society; aud II
ever the Fairs be abandoned the land shall be sold
and tho money subscribed returned tos the subscri
hors and the balance disposed of as the Society may
direct
The following constitute the committee: Col I
Davis VIM Stanard. NJ Harris n. Gen w II
Richardson, Peytou Johnston, Col VI Caball. Fen
dali Griffin Albert Akin. DR. r Archer, r Haxall.
HILL Col 3 McRaa John A Seisfen. W q Wick.
hasi-to which the President ard sscrstary were
added. q. DtMMuCh,
Sec'y " c. A. 8.
We understand the committee agreed 70 set to
work at onca time can be spared If all things
are TO To ready for next Fair. de 15-4s
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~ TRY
sEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
for making Pastry Of all kinds.
JN0 W dARLICK Apothecary &c !,
de ls-3t Market Place, Franklin ct.
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THs DASvmIE ExrEssIoS-Ths "DAAsiile Con.
nection" bill has been the sal ject OF stormy
,,iscussion before the House committee Of Inter-
nal Improvements Of the North Carolina iegisss
,ure, erding 10 the committee deciding to report
adversely to its passage. correspondent Of the
warrenton News thinks II will be rejected BY the
Housa hut NOT without a kharp eontest.
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CHr1 ExaisKKs OF osAxoE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL.
roAp.-H. W. yandegrift, who for some time past
has acted a. Assistant Chief Engineer of the
Orange aud Alexandra Railroad, will now assume
the entire duties Of the office Of CHIEF Engineer,
made vacant by the death Of T. c. Atkinson, Esq
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- 20 GEMS, 20 CEsTs 20 CEHTs.--
PRICES REpucEp. PRIcEs REpUcLp.l-Ry the com.
bination Light Pictures are now taken for 70 CENTS
each This il all new and novel. The picture T.
BOLD, ROUND and SHARP; every body should
come and thnm. We intend TO defy all compefi-
tion In price or style of work.
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced
Operators OaBORNKH Gallery,
de l7-lwA Sign Of Mammoth heo FIaR.
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- Rxt1a1ora NarfuE.

RELIGIOUS NsrfOe.
Tho Rev. ". W. BENNETT, the newly appointed
Minister Of linton station Methodist Church. hav-
Ing arrived IN the city will enter upou his minsfe-
rial duties on Sabbath next. Preaching a. III
O'Clock, a. n aud 4 O'Clock. II. The public are
invited to attend. elo-N~
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~ PUBLIC MEETING OF THE OPPosr-
rIoN-A meeting of the Wings aud Americans o.
Richmond and al others opposed e the election o.
the 20th at O'clock at the african Church: for the
pus pose OF recommending time and place for hold
iug the Opposition State Convention, to nominate
candidates for Governor. Lieuteaant Cover nor and
Attorney General All who sympathize with THU
movement, are csrdaily in tied to attend. de Is
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lF TWENTY Cents
TWENTY CENTS

ENI1 CENIS
TWENTY CENTSlii
PICTURE BY TIE CoMsIEArIoN LIGHT FOB a GEMS !
Whoever heard Of such thing befores Surely
TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION
Every body and family should have one of tbi. new
style of LIGHT PICTURE. THEY WILL EE
FOUND To BE BOLD, CLEAR and SHARP. We
intend to put UP pictures CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER PLACE IN VIRGINIA. Go and see at
oskORNE'S GALLERY, sign of he Mammoth K.
Flag.
Wsnted-Three experienced Operators.
tE
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CAKEs. use SEMPLE3 INFALLIBLE BAKING
POWDER. JSO W GARLlCk,
dol S-St Cole Prorrietcr.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF

~ DAECING-The second and last qusrter of
f the present session of the school Of the updsf-
Ss20 signed, " i'll commence imms datel7,
Scholars can enter on any school day, or evening
after this date.
The Day Glasses meet regularly every THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock, and eATUkDAf
MORNING, at II o'clock
Gontlemen's Class every MONDAY and THURe.
DAY EVENING, st IA O'Clock.
CA McRvOY
CORN THAN Hall. Dec. 18th. 1888. de l6-3t
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MARINR IETnLLlGHNCa
Rrt Of Richmond, Dc. 17-Hsh Water "a o'cl

fbrt Of Richmond, De. 17-Hish Water 81. o'clock
~~~0~~~~-~--N---~<~-~~y~~>
ARRIVED.
eteamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York mdse and
pass myers. Ludiam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere Keene, Baltimore, mdse, Lud.
lam Watson.
schr Ashland, Holmes. James River, wheat, Duke
d Hutcheson.
schr Annie Cole. Crockett, Eastern Shore, oats to
Captain.
schr Gen Jno Cooper Blockson, Eastern Shore,
cats 10 order.
Schr Emma Virginia, Williams. Alexandria, whis-
key. l&d Davenport: AID slaves. w Pleasa nts
SAILED,
fchr Ann Il Skies, RoSden. down the river light.
scnr Ee n Goldsborouzb. Bunting. BALTIC, via Port
Walthali, coal.
schr WmT Hendren, Dick. Norfolk, mdse.
schr Pearl, Jones, dawn the river, light
Schr Lynchburg, Harris, New ork, mdse d 4 W
Curre.
schr Baltimore. Phillips, BALTIC. feed. W D Col
suiit Co
Sehr Eldsd, Dayton, down the river, light.
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MARRIED.,
DIED,

On Wednesday, 10Th Instant, b. the Rev. Philip
Courtney, Mr. WM. H. GORDON to Miss SARAH
'. MONROE, both Of Charles CITY Comfy, Va
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49,
Andrews mrs Mary =
Anderson mrs Mar .hs
Alien mrs nusoannn
Arnold mrs Elizsl,sth
Allen mrs CAfharine Y
Dayly mrs -----
Bxily mrs Martha
Ball mrs Augustus d
Baylie mrs Martha
Banks E.lrs Darcug
Baughn mrs susan L
Blankepship mrs Jane ]
Blair mrs Cornelia A
Brennan mrs MARY
Branch mrs Martha W
drummer mrs Mary u
Brooks mrs y ID
Bass miss Anne Il
Barry miss Julia
Courtney mis- Bette
Cooke Eriss Emily q
CogSili mrs ---
Collier m. - Ellen n
ConMer mrs LOWS
Cooke miss Mary A
Cropton miss Mary W i
Casey miss Mary
Carter miss l. N G
Carney mrs NJ
Duval miss e NJ
Desanders mile v @
Dsbney miss NJ AZ
Evans mrs l. n
Fllerson uIrs I.
Edmondson miss u Il
Eastburn mrs 3 L
Fuller miss Jennie
Fisher mrs Mary
Green miss Emma
Gibson miss -
Gillespie miss Sarah j
Gibson miss Mary A
gray mi 8 Bette
Harris miss NJ l.
Heath miss Virginia
Haley miss Mary y
Harding miss susan
Harrison miss injured
Hill miss LAURA b
Hager, r2lss Elizabeth
Hooper m irs Susan
Hughes miss Ann T
| Homes mfrs Betsy
| Hunton mrs Fannie
| Journey miss Emma G
| johnson miss Fannie
Jacob mrs Jane j.
| James miss Emma * 3
Kerby mrs Mary A
| Lowe mrs Caroline r
Lipsconib mrs l. 8
L,ndsay mrs L)uisa Il
| Lee mrs Mary
Langley mrs Jane 3
| Laprade mrs Emma j.
Layne mics Martha }
| Mitchell mrs Margaret
Nunroe mrs 81 izabeth
Montcalf mrs Helen N
Martin mrs Sarah N
Maun mrs Edith J
Mathews mrs Ann
Mathews mrs l. ,uisa j
Minor mrs b Il
Marshall mrs V lTmeliI
Mcclure mrs &c
M.Quie mrs Ann z
Neuson miss Julyan
Pendleton mrs Az
Peerson mrs 2 II
Pearce mrs s
Pae mrs G V
Pausou mrs Kitty
Pa &c mrs Martha H
Palmer mrs l.
Parker mrs stargsrct ]
Peers mrs s Ii
| Pence mrs K II
Pettis mrs E
| Ppndieton mrs r A
Perry mrs 4
Roane miss Ill
Richardson miss / A
Randolph miss Catharil
Reynolds miss Mary
Raglan d miss Sarah Il
kapdall miss Eliz.
Reey es N ISIS / allie K
Snyder mrs Blandina
Solomons mrs Mary
| Smith mrs Il s
Saunders mrs John II
| Sands mrs Hosa!ia A
smith mrs Eliz .beth
Smith mrs Sarah
Stsi Ike mrs A g
Sanley mrs G
stubs mrs Ann l.
st. ell mrs A W
Smith mrs Mary A
Smith mrs sarah J
Seate mrs Ann q
Shackiefsrd mrs A G
Thompson mrs Harriet
Tay Tor mrs susan B
Talley mrs Susan Ii
Turpin mrs Mildred
Troy mrs Corneiia
Trigg mrs L II
TreYaller rIrs II P
Turner mrs Elizabeth
Vanduvalie mrs Ariadr
Woodworth mrs Al
Woodson mrs John
Ware mrs Eiiz sbeth O
WaldrUp mrs susan
Waddel mrs Franc 81 A
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No. TRY Samples Infal.ible Baking
Powder. For! sale By all Druggists and Grocers.
Price 20 cents de lS-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-18

- PREAcHING,
At Wesley Charei and Rockets Methodist Bpisco-
raj Church South, TOMORROW. ut II O'clock A.
NJ and I o'clock Z. N. de B--lfs u =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-18

SAD sroRY-A poor eourtesan, under tho name
Of Fanny Stanley, attempted suicide on Tuesday 10
New York, by opening vein In her arm Failing
in the attempt, she stabbed a man named Carsten,
who kept the house 10 which she had been living
The New York Sun says:
The girl is but nineteen years Of age, aud rather
handsome. Her true name 10 believed TO be How
ard. She 10 said to be very respectfully connected
and was brought up 10 Virgins, where her family
now reside. She had beeurin the city but few
months before che fell victim to the seducer,a aud
soon after this took board in Church street deu
whore she remained until few weeks ago, when
she went to Carstens place. She states that she
had no ill., feeling against Carsten, and stabbed him
| In Q sudden fit of passion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-18

Two attempts, by negroes, have been made on
the lie of Deputy Mershal Dayton, at Oberlin,
Ohio, for serving fugitive slave writs.
Mrs BurdelI Cunningham Is living In style in
New York with one Of her daughters, married, by
the letter writer's, to Southern planter
The keel OF brig of $50 tons, for the Mersrs
Currie, of Richmond, Va, has Just been laid 10
Baltimore.
Julius Hesse & CO. have sued the collector of
Mobile for refusing to issue clearance to the Alice
Painter. They assess damages at $4,000.