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ARRIVAL OF THR AMERICA.


HALIFAX, Dec. l6-The steamship America
has arrived, with Liverpool dates 70 Dec. g.
The news Is OF an unimporta character.
The approaching Congress and probable
plenipotentiaries attract public attention. The
TIMES strongly urges Lord Palmerston TO
represent England II is rumored tina. the
frat sitting will be on the 5th Of January
The French fleet destroyed two forts at the
mouth of the river Tetran, for firing 1T a
French vessel, and afterwards returned to
their posisisn Of neutrality.
COMMERCIAL.
LsvKAPooL. neo. 3.--Cotton-sales of the week,
Ho0 bales. All qualities have declined &. the
market closing dull and quiet Consols 96AS n96;I.
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Sad Accident.

Troy, N. Y, Dec. l5.-Mrs. Edmund Schri-
yer, wife OF The President of the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga Railroad, and daughter of the
late Nathan Warren, was killed, this morning,
in Third street. while attempting to jump
from a sleigh, the horses having taken fright.
nation in this city
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FIRST sTREETs, AT AUcTIoN.-Ey virtue of
a deed of trust executed BY William Boetwright,
Jr. and wife, to the subscriber, dated LIST day of
March; 1850, and recorded IN Rlchmopd Hgstings
sonal Representative OF the creditor secured BY
said deed, will sell at public auction on MONDAY
18th December, 1859. tif fair; il not, the next fair
day hereafter upon ths premises commencing
deed. being LOT OF GRO b situstsd & a.
northwest CORNER Of Marshall and First Streets
back First street and between parallel lines ~
feet TO cross lot The Lot 70 Re gold has aren
it an excellent BRICK DWELLING and other
improvements, and il the same which was recently
occupied b. Mr.. John II. Boshers -
The title believed TO be perfect; but selling ~
trustee, | shatl convey With special v afrant,.
TKRMs.-There will be required in cash. sam
sufficient to defray the exponsss sseudinE the ex-
ecution Of the trust. and to pay Oh bond for the
pFinc pal sum OF $780, with the interest IN asFeAf
thereon from the 18th day Of February. lo6s. and
tho remainder ubon yuch terms OF payment - vail
Be made known at the time of e4le.
SAMUEL T. PULLlAM, Trusteo
Sale conducted by A. ?. WILInAns' Auos.
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Inter from Pixies Peak.

LKAvENwoRTH, Dec. 16.-The Overland ex
press mail has arrived, seven days from Pike.
Peak, bringing the Utah and Jefferson mails
and SIS $50 in gold dust. The weather was in
tensely cold, and mining operations had beer
au4nended.
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Weather Reports.

Bosror. Dec IS, 10, 4. M.-About dve inch
en- of snow fell last night; weather clear and
pleasant this morning
PoRTLANp, Dec. 15.-Weather clear and
Geld.
MONTREAL. Dec 15-Weather clear and
mild. Thermometer 10 degrees above zero
Wind west. Ice has been taken at Sorel. The
river is rising
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iliinois Politics.

CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-A Democratic conven-
ton assembled here yesterday, to elect dele
gates to the State Convention. Resolutions
were passed endorsing the Cincinnati plat
form, and declaring Douglas their first choice
for the Presidency.
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NEW York, Dec. 15.-In the United States
Circuit Court, to-day, Judge Ingersoll presid-
ing. the prisoner, Mahoney, confessed judy
ment TO stealing $4,000 from Adams Express
Company, At Montgomery, Ala He will be
tried on criminal suit, at Montgomery, Ala
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I-m X. o. HASKINs.
~T~ CHA NGE or HOgR Al
EaiessSss6z\STARTI TO PORTSMOUTH
S,oN - !, AND MoRF0LK, AND REDgG

LIVN-VT TN e. No 0lLEN COVE ana CUH-
tbs PECK will, on and after Monday next, 3rd of
October, leave the wharf at Rockets, every morn
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday, W ednesday
and Friday mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. and
all the regul lar landings going and returning.
Passage for the round trip, to and from Ports
r. o. HASKTNS.
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The Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
LoursviLLR Dec. 15th.--The Louisville and
Nashville Railway has been rendered impas-
sable owing TO the sinking OF the track The
passengers are taken over by hand cars.
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HAPPY NEWS FOR ,sIn, GCJHdRIds,T,MA.s,

HAPPY NEWS FOR CHRISTMAS!
II GLORIOUS EXHIBITION OF CHRISTMAS
bNSLrT !.
broad and Third streets.---Engiish and French
China Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets, selling off at q
great bargain; Flower Vases and other parlor Or
namentS for the million.
Goblets, Tumblers, Kerosene Oil Lamps and
others, and every description Of Glassware, Look
ing Glasses and CastOrs. at greatly reduced prices
to sell out; Table Cutlery, Wood ware, Willow
ware. Silver-plated, Albata and Britannia ware;
Tea-trays,. Meat cutters, Fenders, Coal hods.
Shovels and Tongs; India Rubber and other Mats;
Coffee Mills and all House Furnishing Goods, most
at manufactured prices to close them out.
Toys, Fire works, Fancy Baskets, Ladies' Work
boxes and satchels, splendid Hair Pins, Taper
Horses, and Thousands of other articles, suitable
for Christmas presents. We must dispose OF them;
SCHAAP 4 CO.'S,
de l4--2w Corner Broad and Third SITS.
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MIGHT sALEa.-WATcHEs, JaWELR9
IN AND FANCY GOODSs.- Win s. soIj q - !
ton at ny store, commencing at ! o'sloek, THID
night, . large assortment Of fns O "a aSd 6tlvsf
Watches. fine Jeyslry, Bracslsts. hesy 4snesss
ware. Merlno shirts. DrsweYs. Tsbls Closis. Gas-
"% e: B'dsDi''d'' cis.,s sas95F ess
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BY e. b. Cook, Auctioncer.

EURS, FURss FgRS--GREAT. SAIL. OF
fp TIE NV HWps V6hF pay coMPAA MANY TURs Is
worth Of the richest and most costly fresh manu-
asS1sa 3 S . Ss # ssSDsaYen e.
day. at my store, No. 10 Main street. They consist
HRs's k.H soaE MAkFEk Err
y gs5A EHEss aSs ssfaH
AND ssn sas f # I'm EpEf il
MuFFs' CUFFS "a zf ts6
ROBES, too numerous to mention. The whole
having been manufactured for the best retail trade
been offered to the citizens Of Richmond and Vi
Catalogues of the whole Of this valuable stock
nation, the day before the sale.
l would most. respectfully call the attention of
the ladies' and the public generally, to the above
ds0 E. B. COOK, Auct.
E1IECuTOR'S SALE OF e LKELY
NEGROES g H. HAM0xER COUNTY,
lie auction, at Oak Grove. the late residence Of the
dsesden. sP the MeohanjesyiII s Turnpike ys
" NEGROES. mostly young, consisting of men,
boys T.. s,i. .onen and children 1umpKrN
Executor of A. Lumpkin, decd.
~ All persons having claims agans. the dece-
ticated, and all indebted are requested to come
f0 ss saa ss'tl Executor of EumphP
II on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of December, 1850,
at Il o'clock M !, the Schooner THERESA ANN,
with al her Tackle and sails, to safety an sIeca-
aga pdss # ri ssf CIR
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Democratic Caucus The Democrats Ad-
here TO ROCock.

WAsutrsToN, Dec. 1910 p. Nat fhe
caucus Of Democratic members, to- night nc
formal action was had, but they are resolved
In adhers to Bocock
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PORTE MoNNAIES,
FANCY HAIR PINS,
MEERscHAUM PIPES.

de Pot G. BOETcHER's. 175 Broad street.
p EMOVAL, NOV Az .-CHARLES A..
sc 81 ss
RRfs Ssass SfsaS
and Bieached CoTToNs, at almost any price,
to clear them out BY that tme., His object is to sell
every piece OF goods IN the house, to avoid the
trouble Of moving; The prices will BE- SO reduced
NoTiCE.MThe attention Of the ladies is request
and French Deiaiss Robes. Also; closks;; Fl.n,
take pleasure in showing those Who cali throag Che
ss & !. sa' time osss.s EasS.al. BANK
- administered upon the estate OF the late James
Winston. Esa Of this CITY. notice = hereby gwen
open account to call on me and settle their resPec
tive indebtedness with the least possible della,
shs nns e he
;s 6 Ts1 Adm, q ,sns: k saTLaS .sa
TSXs TToxsgpE SSoD ,.s sdEhs
large a..crtmant Of Patsat Doll Heads: some.
Ting tina. YIN 40. breaks s.o, Chip. and Phspsr
wsrk Boxes. Writins cssss, csbas oraam.nt.:
Is sss = No rs Bs oas ssi ai;stRSoLD
NOTICE. II have this day appointed FnAHcEs
and DA and II
business incident and appertaininE thersto TO buy
anu 'sA Ut '-sn s do HIEDERMEYER.
Richmond. l7sk December, 1879. de l3--3ws
MURxE FOR SALE.-A superior NURSE,
- years old, to remain in or near the city. She
Adde'S. 30. s sS Richmond. ". d is 81
EOuN DAT the store Of the subscriber. q SUN
. z OF MONEY, which the owner ean get By cali
ing ON JOHN POE, JR,,
I ATHS. LATHS. LATHS. We are prepar-
- cd to furnish ut our saw mill, Mayo's Island.
any amount ct LATHS, to which we would call the
attention Of pasterors and others, a. We will sell
'a az ias ov '''0e q Sso 1SsBsoN
NOTICE. D persons lndehsed % tie lefs con-
~ germ Of WAXING & rEARCE-- accounts due
Lat July ast--are requested TO eettle = Onces -
'a !: .lS1s'nse asaestM e 1sd 4
DECEIVED-.Pef Virginie .Ql14gaI naillpad,
aSi Ut III 4 y = -:
-. IVA. "a |lexok Z I0X7ae
dsla..ss Co... 2. go 80 rses ssIses
s ...nSski kSv 1|sI G, 3 n, 81 le Z
f's ~ s i : L 6fb ! 90. = ~ b.
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TORnSALE...AFA FAMILY OF EERYANTs-
e ce1sistlng OF 8 WOMAN and THREE GILL
pa DsfE sfs ees e fs fhi
3 most excellent BkEADgMAKER. Ii 0sdof Is
secure them good home. I viii ri theM = mu0h
IrYERYnopY Z sei.x ~ COL peMIr,s, -
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1860. NEGRO HIRING. 1860.
f. A. j. CLOP T1O!N,
6 ENERAL AGENT AND COLLIE TOR,
OFFICE coRNER WALL AND FRANKLIN Sra,
tospos'1Rs I 2iHsfsrSSsr; H Ha = OIL
The subscriber begs to return his acknowledg-'
ments to his friends and patrons for their favors
during the past year, and would inform them that
ihf oGT q adGsEs S
tainnE to na i; to ali q which
he gives his personal atention.
Psr ~ s,s IN the country Who may enrust the hi
every attention being paid to getting them none
other but seod homes and the best prices, and in
the event Of sickness, the best MEDICAL and per-
sonaI 9ttenfion shall always be supplied:
ma Negroes for hire the coming year had better
be sent in to me ~ early after Christmas possi
BILE.
unknown. beg to refer to the following persons
Rtch,nond. ESSEX County.
Dickinson, Hill Co. ME Whitlock,
KING + Queen County. DR.. E. l.. Wright,
DR.. Thomas Latane, DIR. Jas H. Latane,
DR.. g. Fauntleroy. Ed. F. Noel.
WeSt7n oreLand County. DIR. Bev. D. Roy.
Dr.. +: p. Wheelwright, King William County.
Rev. Thos. +. Locke. John l.. Latane,
Caroline County. Vim. G. Latane,
Robt. Hudgin, Dr. John Lewis.
L. II. Kemp. Dr. T. G. Clopton.
NEGRO HIRING FOR 1s6O.-The under
HRER Me- r sn. ans His
increased experience enables him confidently to
promise those who engage his services, that their
business will be attended TO in the most satisfactory
manner and prompt returns Iu Rids Ssqn.EEsWsF
Office under Metropolitan Hall,
de 3-1m Richmond, Va.
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gwSn, ,I Il { AgI nUaex q.
g ~ o'clock, at the hoyee los q Qo6ISa 81 -
4 4! tsyeral work and 4aadle HQe4 "a 1870
tle used; two. h0rs6 WAGON; MINI &&JtS
fresh - the pail y. II, 0tHoB& s.
Dc H-H rs ~, n xi1S6fr
RIFLES. PIeTOLAG GUN,
licly, on SATURDAY night. nth in6E.s - -
r., ,hs . o,e!Pes; a. sehsa's Hssi, e. 1esa ees
vas accid ntaiiy shot ~ H. Mo11uol1oEl @6eSTo
iass g nm Ri ior ilSSs.nG e sTp sspsI<
FIvE-SHOoTER. one pQUltI NANHEE &UN.
one aups,igs euhp Q, y ATSH1 With hessy
: Ict 81 , e IUsNsIMITMS TOOLS one e1tse hsevy
CLOTHING end other aFtieles. 7ss s.
!, All persons having ssiRs against the esAole q
properly authenticated, Tor ssttleiBe1s. d
de,s-a . HlRsha Admarissrslef q
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MILLINERY.
N CHE ASHIONABLF Ne
SXsNM ILLINERY. At lis BROA N.Y.

N CHE FASHIONAB L Ear. .
S1M Ii merry, AT IFS BROADA
~ STREET, UP STAIRS.-With view 20E0
of reducing my stock and making room for Spring
styles, L will close out my present assortment of
beautiful GOODS at greatly REDUCED prices, The
DRESSES and CAPS, BRIDAL HEADER SS-
Els. E AT H Rs, FLOWE etc. WISH
tors to the city and the public generally, in pursuit
Miss r. LYON,
dc l5-d3w lis Broad street.
M ENCH MILLINE cry, M.
S&SV AT MADAME SONS. MSHk
* MY Store will bs closed on WE'D 2Ok0
NESnAY. the l4th inst. and will be re-opened
THURSDAY. the 18th, with fresh supply Of
BoNNETs, HEAD DRESSEs, RIBBONS, &C.,
Of latest fashions.
no 22-lms Madame SON. No. IS Main street.
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81
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lS$ 4! I 4! fIBssr. o.--,-
s. See ssessSs;sa = ss1s'. I A,,.s'os. Aas's'
POsTP0NEMENT.- q se.as4senos u the noa-
sits :, # cddss Sc s1Sss .sas vas gsstgc.
1: is'' % 4; al
NOTICE.-On FRIDAY. the - Dsesunhv.
9 O'Clock on the Dremisses Ct the c0rn9f q
1et1iE m sssfs sf fs ea NIX nx
Thor Ss'nE x Sc e &: ss 3 as ss
as s s:s:is ], 1s,s =:
s.:'ss ..'sa. .s.s g n g E
s .sss sI 4, !. ~. s. 80
tafion g person Of business habits, and which
ss7s. IL Me- can !.
sther by partnership wsges; which acts = No q
prsctcsl business. man, and well acquaintsd With
Y tsfiitate the interest 81 the purchaser Ii not
so,d before i viii b sold the day above men
usMinr a rss. e buy. viii obse me By
d s1dtd: Admin,r n d. rsolnson. a.s
8 ssS a aeSs sss shspi ;s feet
misses [de l2] d. T. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Having declined selling privately, the public sale
VIII take place at the time specified above. The
@ e. ss - aasa y r. E s as.n
49,. + WfIIf lasH! xdmr
GoDDIN APrEHsoN, Anct'rs deN
1RgsTEE's SALE OF MULES. OXEN.
CORD WOOD, Ac.-As trustee in q certain deed
duly recorded IN Chesterfield County Court, and
with the consent Of Al the parties Interested.
dsnce Of the late Major john Clarke, on WE'D si,
NESDAY,. December 2lst, 1859 at Ii o'clock. he
sascnn ca1s. s
Of Gear, Bellows, Anvil and set Of Blacksmith
sS sfY ,oa and a hss a. cases rs
Utensils and three to four thousand cords Oak an,
Pine Wood, now standing on the adjoining estate.
JOHN H. LEFTwfcH. Trustee.
"a Sale by GoDplN & APPERsON, Aucts.
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GooDIN APPERsoN, Anct'rs de Is
JOHN Fl. LEFTWICH, Trustoe,
"a. Sale by GoDDlN q APPKRsON, Aucts.
de l6-d&cwtd a


COMN1ISSIONERS' SALE OF II q
~ AND LOT IN HENRICO, ON UNION HILL,
AT The CORNER OF PLEASANT AND nd
STREETS-As Commissioners appointed BY de-
cree of the Circuit Court of the county of Henrico.
pronounced on the Sth November. 1859, in tho case
OF Yale and others g ainst ms administrator.
premises, on MONDAY, tho 18th day Of December,
1852 q o'clock M if far; if not. the next fair
day , the REAL ESTATE decreed to be sold, con.
NOW in the occupancy of Mrs. Emelne Martin.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at s and II
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, So
cured by Q trust decd.
NO J, YOUNG s,,o,,
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ny e. y. CeeE. X--s

A P1nM1,IcMNIsTkATOh,s SALE or IA.
DIES VINES, IRON SAFE. o 81 III Ebs s14S
nnIITuukE, &C., At AUCTloN.-on WEpNtS.
"a list inst, at 10 O'Clock, shall psocesd q
Se st public suction, to the highest bidder. a the
o ~ o. the deceased on Main st., over the store
e q tne late MI James Winston, consist
'F.mily BARoUcHE AND HARNESS:
Top BUGGY AND HARNESS.;
Heveral thousand weight Of SHEAF OATS.
g keEs and parts Of kegs CUT NAILS;
R.pes limitation FRENCH BRANDY, not
7 79go q egg R B EIRE,PaooF BRICK;
u doc; Baldnston,s WIRE SiFTERS;
Woys WEE, WIRE in bundles, &C., 10.
1LSO-l0X dog. bottles superior OLD Ma
d RElhA VINE, years old, and bottled by the
TSRas OF SALE.-For all sums under ESQ ca.h
sums Of $50 and under SlOo co days; sums 81 10,
ano over, 80 days credit, for approved endorssd
negotiable paper. The terms to Be Complied Win
before removal Of the property.
: ADMINISTRATOR of James Winston, deceased.
Sale conducted BY +. =. Cook, Auct. de II
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EunNI1U48, On 40E67fa CI ~ To.
&cs-I aheIl pfecsf y IN r. n
n 3tfkf ibsc{R sss g MIsls az ~
: nfse 81 II dssIss5,s j 1lNI1 III - 9 I
fe@ily dsclining houssk&eginss qs9fi.See II glsS
sa ss0:SSk5Es;- g yAishs,: y.
cry 9lalsNare, 10; 10.1qo Ctgl6s. .
r| RhY eo2 2,,:s cass }ss ss -. ~
ALSO . lasBe los ~ 1eo1y.0 a6o 0G11tnoe
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TRysTEE,s SALE OF DEsIRABLI

4 TRACT OF LAND AND RESIDENCE NEAR
RICHMOND.-In pursuance of the provision Of
deed OF trust to the UNDERMINED, BY Sarah Shelton,
dated the nth Of March, 1856 and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of Henrlco County Court, Ishsll
sell On the preg.ssi s. public snstien. to the high
Der next f fair; if not the next fair day thereaf
Land called SUMMERFfRLb, in he e county IT, Of
Henrico, near the city of Richmond, adjoining the
Catholic College tract.
The tract contains a acres, and has upon it b
comfortable dwelling -house, and all necessary out
houses for the accommodation OF small family
Its proximity to the city renders il very desirable
- suburban residence. and also ~ market gar
den. There 10 IN insurance upon the dwelling
house for l,s0o until 9Th January 1850. my inter
THRMs.-Cash for 20 much a. will be necessary to
satisfy the purposes Of the deed, say about $500.
Fer the balance, upon s credit Of II mOnths. with
interest from day of sale; satsfactory security by
deed of trust to be given for deferred
payment Though, a. trustee, / am required to
sell for cash, Jet the purchaser will he able to ar
range for areasonabls credit upon about 100 OF
The titis s bslsvsd to b. good: but. selling -
trustee 'hA CON 8. 8. GRfs i Trusst Ss.'
Sale conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR z EoH,
Auct's. no x-td
OSTPONEMENT.-In consequence of incsem.
emit weather, the above sale vas postponed tall
WEDN EeDAY, the l4th inst a II O'Clock, NJ.
de5 G. 6. GRISWOLD, Trustee.
oSTPONEMENT.-In consequence Of incle.l
ment weather, the above sale - postponed till
TUESDAY, the 10th inst, # fair il not the next
fair day thereafter, commencing q u o'clock N.
de Is c.. q. GRISWoLD, Trustee.
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Alien miss Jeupl1
Atkinson allse 1.
Atkinyon Wles B Il
BALDWIN mss Mary
Banks naiex Esther
Baker mics Maria a
baker Miss NANCY II
8eale mis1 A ~
Mack burn sisiss E
brooks mjss A
Hrooks mise ]
Hummer miss Eliza
Bray miss b a
hArnes MIRA X II
BArfosd mrs 8 A
Bell mrs
Bennett mrs Graco
Blake mrs / miiy
Blunt mrs b CT
Bingham mrs M r
Boulaware mrs M G
Brooks mrs N v
Buckton mrs Marg't
Brown mrs Il H
Brown mrs "A B
Brown mrs Y A
Briggs mrs Betty
B@Sley mrs Juo
Brantwhits mrs al Z
Chapman mrs Z G
Clopten mrs Ann W
Clements mrs Susan
Cooke MRS Emily NJ
Cole mrs Stephen NJ
Courtney mrs Susan r
Cake mrs Sarah F
Caasels mrs Mary r
Crump mrs Va
Cook miss Sarah J
Colman miss Susan NJ
Cook miss Ella
Condrey miss Judith Z
Cary miss Va G
CArnohan miss Sarah .
Chick miss Victoria
Daughton mrs M 3
pTury mrs oh
Douglas miss M So
Duval miss D "
Douglas mrs Geo
DunnsyRnt miss 8
ptsS9 mrs e
Dennis mrs ] w
Elicit mrs ]
Elmore mrs E
fuhriRg miss M E
Froman mrs f
FranktIp mrs n B
Fishe miss s ]
Forsy tn miss F E
folkes miss NJ c
FIGS mrs l. g
Fishe mrs 8
Ferdley mrs A ]
Fox mrs DR. Jno
Fisher miss NJ l.
FaYrar miss A E
Fehr miss d
Gray mrs Martha
Garwood mrs
Gary miss Bette s
GlllTnan miss GeOrgeaI
Glenn miss Lizzie
Ginini mrs Ellen
Glenn mrs Mary
Goodman mrs Lizzie A
Govan mrs Lucy A
Goodc mrs E A
Games miss Emma G
Green miss Lizzie
Griffin mrs Mary Jane
Gravate mrs Mary f
Hutchinson mrs Emily
Hunter miss Douglas 2
Holland mrs Sarah III
Hobsen mrs Mary Il
Hicks mrs Nj A
Hill miss Mary F
Heinrich mrs Louisa
Heath miss Mary + 2
Hid mrs A
Harrison mrs Lucius
Hardwlcke miss A r
Harrison Betsy tcol'd)
Harris miss Ella
Hardwick miss Rebecc
Harris miss Emily
Hardwicke miss NJ w
Haean miss Martha v
Hall miss Sarah
Harvie miss Mary w
Journey mrs Elizabeth
Jones mrs Joanna L
Jones mrs Louisa A
Jackson mrs Julia Ann
Johnson Ann {coPdl
Jones Douglas tcol'dl
Johnson miss Mary
Johnston mss Mary X
Jones miss Va T.
johnson MISS Susan
Kirkmyer miss E p
Kearsy miss ]
Keeling mrs c A
Lucas mrs Patsy
Lyons mrs Ellen
Lowell mrs Z nj
Leiber mrs nj L.
Leonard mrs nj Y