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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST "a.
High Water this day Saturday, IL o'eioeh.

ARRIVED.
Steamer George Peabody, PIltchard, baitlmore'
Steamer Virginia, Kelley. Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers. c. p. Cardozo. n l.
Schr. Danville, Chester, New York, mdze.' u I"
W. Currie.
schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore. guano'
Schaer, Kohler & Co.
Schr. j. A Parsons, -, New York, zee.
Schr. Augustus Holley, Davis, Philadelphia
coal. W. h. DAVIS. NJ:
Schr Mary and Virginia, Todd. James River
wheat. -.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New YORK, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam II Watson.
Schr Gallego, Smith, New York, mdze., ID. q W.
Currle ,
Sohr New York, Conever, down the rlver, light.
Schr. Cherocoke. Smith. down the river, light.
Schr. Virginia, Taylor, down the river. hight
Bark Winfield, Inmors, Bahia, honr, Crenshaw.
& Co.
schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Philadelphia, mdze.,
w ID. Coquitt Co.
Propeller Empire, Moore, Norfolk. mdze., I. D.
Hall.
NORFOLK, Aug. a.. Arrived, sehr. g. ". i.cott
RALTINoRE, Aug SO Cleared. schr. Vim. Spear
Richmond; North Carolina, Newbern, N. c.; On
tsrlo. do.
r. NEw York, Aug. 22.-Arrived. schr. r. H. Wet
more, Richmond.
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The Anglo. saxon Character.

Some plhor, we know not whom, tells us
that there is certain tombstone, somewhere,
upon which is inscribed: ~ was well, wished
10 be better, took medicine, and here am
We say we know not where this tombstone lie,
or whether 1t ever had any existence in fact.
But of one thing we feel assured, that the
moral which it teaches might be very we'll
taken in to consideration by the whole Anglo
Saxon race. As people. apart from political
divisions, they are more highly favored than
any other race that ever existed, and whether
in Europe, under the dominion Of a constitu-
tional sovereign, or in Canada as colonists, or
in Australia, or, lastly, in the United States,
they have less to complain OF and more TO be
thankful for. than ever fell to the lot of any
portion CT the human race, save, at one time,
the chosen people of God. And yet there are
no people who appear so discontinued, if we
are 10 trust the evidence of their everlas ting
complaints. Like another people, described
in The sacred writings, they have waxed fat
and they kick. They seem TO have made
CRoAKsR, in the play, their model. They com.
plain because they have nothing TO complain
about. They consider il a grievance that they
are so we'll off. They are never happy, unless
they can find out that the time is fast comipg
when they are 10 be absolutely miserable
Fortunately for the race, however they take
il all out in complaining. Gifted, in an un.
usual degree, with strong practical sense, they
are very apt to know, whatever they may say,
the advantages of their position. They pro-
coed, apparently, very often to the verge OF
civil war, but they generally stop short of that
fatal gulf Whenever a crisis occurs. there is
no end TO the elamor which they raise. until
1t is past. A stranger who should witness
Parliamentary election In England, would
think that the whole country would inevita.
bly, be plunged In civil war, before IL WAS
over. Ii the same stranger were TO reside in
this country for six months before any Presi.
dental election, he would be convinced that
Ihe Union could not survive the outbreak
VI ms strong passions which IL never fails to
ehil iofth' As soon as the election is over, all
excitement passes away, and people return to
Their ordinary avocaiions, as though nothing
had happened.
when we rshect upon these things, we are
disposed always, TO feel renewed confidsn ca in
The Union. We do no. believe the Amsrcan
people can be Induced BY the politicians 10 DE-.
ftroyit.
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Capt. Hussey, of the ship Stag Hound,
died at Havana a few days since. He was
from Alexandria, Va.
The population of Abingdon, Va. is 800. an
increase of 400 in the last decade.
The widow ofAbbot Lawrence died in Bos-
ton Tuesday night
In London there are 10 900 places for the sale
of Intoxicating liq uors.
Lewis O'Bryan, a mem Der of the South
Carolina Senate, died or the 10Th inst.
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THE HOME OF AN AUTHoREss.-It is stated
that Miss Warner, author of wide. Wide
World,n has recently bought Warmers Is
land. where her family now reside, for 81, 900.
This purchase is one of the fruits OF her re-
markably successful literary career. Warner's
Island lies in the middle of the Hudson river,
between West Point and Cold Spring, ana Is
one of The most attractive features OF mat IN
comparable river.
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SENATOR DoUaLAs.-The friends OF Senator
Douglas in Norfolk prepared TO give him re-
ception yesterday morning and the Baltimore
boat was saluted as it went into port by artil
lery. 1t did not, however, contain the ex-
pected visitor, who arrived in Baltimore yes
,arday
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ACQUITTED the case of Preston Fin
lay, d boy, ten years OF age, who was tried
last week at Carlyle, Missouri, upon charge
OF killing his uncle by beating out his brains
with club while he slept, the jury, after an
absence of twenty -four hours, rendered ver-
Al of ssuot puilty."
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HARD CAsE.-The Concord IN. H,
Statesman says there was an old veteran III
that city, who once said that his claim for q
pension had been returned by The department
at Washington, ''deteSted, because the papers
did not state that he was in indoIeat circum.
Stances
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CALIFORNIA FisHERIEs.-The following
species of fish are abundant on the coast OF
California: HalibIL cod, bass, mackerei,
perch, founders, herring, turbot and sardines.
Salmon and sturgeon are also taken in large
uuantities-the latter of delicious flavor.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Two negro girls,
the nroperIy of Isaac II. Jones, of Mecklen-
burg county, Va, were killed by lightning one
day OF the past week. They We're working at
the time in an open field. Several others were
shocked. but not seriously harmed.
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II FAD THIS!
IL SrECIAL NOTICE.

have not diseomttausd bxsisess on account OF
the falling Of my store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above my old stand. next door to @. w.
Purcell Co.'s Brokers Office and near Sovernor,
on Main street, No. l25, where would he pleased
to Get my old customers. and the customers gem
orally. Those in the habit of swing me their or
ders Tor FALL CI.0ThING, will d." me favor to
wait until can call on them. or leave word 81 my
store when to call on them. and all orders in my
line will be as promptly after ded to heretofore.
/ have not. and don't intend TO- discontinue basi
ness for any such cause; Cal and see me, at l2s
NIOTiCE--To OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
IN IN THE COUNTY Of HENRICO.-AiI real
estate in the county OF Henrico, on which the
ausnt, since the ear 1855. will be soa for raxes,
on the first day of October County Court. first
House OF Hsnrieo county. A lIss of ths Land O. a
10 seen at the Court. House of Henrico. and the
the Clerk. Nj, WN. FOXES in m,libsenee.
an 2s-td JN0. A. hUTCHESoN. s. II. G.
Macon TAnLES.--0n hand and for. sale
- cheap, sdossn Saloon Tables. Is 70 s feet long
a. MOTT.
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SuICIpR-An aged gentleman named Wager
living near Marks Vile, in Page county, Va.
committed suicide at his residence, on Mon
day, the 18th inst, by hanging himself In his
barn. He is supposed 10 have iabored under de-
rangement at the time the deed was commit
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A NEW YoRKER.-TEe rope walker of the
italian cognomen. Signor Farini, who has
dlmmed the lustre of Blondin's name, proves
to be the son of Lockport IN. " grocer
His name is w I'M. Hunt.
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A REPENTANT OPIUM SMUGGLKR.-A late
importer of opium in India has contributed
five thousand rupees, to De distributed among
four missionary societies laboTing III CHINA,
being part of the proceeds OF his former EN-
ployment. which he had resigned in conse-
uuence Of conscient ious objections at having
been connected with supplying the Chinese
with so pernicious drug.
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z DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON.-A
~ business meeting of the supporters OF
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON, will be held at Bosher 9
Hall: corner of Main and 9th streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
It's earnestly requested that all who feel an in
terest the cause will be present it desired
TO perfect ARRANGEMENTS for the coming campaign
by order of the President,
au 25-2t VIM, X. 81 URDlVANT.
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MOST TERRIFIC YET.-On the 2Sth inst, At
Niagara. BIondin Will cross over his rope, at
4 O'Clock, with woman on his back, aud at
r. M in a blaze of fireworks. On lac occa-
sion of the visit OF the Prince of Wales 10 the
cataract, Blondln will cross the rope on stills
four fact high.
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M Special Notice. -.My accounts have
been placed in the hands of MI. GEO. BAGBY for
collection, on whom all persons indebted to me
as the state Of my health, require an early settle
ment of all debts due me.
au25-6t THOS. C. c. DREWRY.
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RUNAWAY SNAKE FoUND.-The anaconda
which escaped from the showman's oox IN lhe
Mansion House, Troy, n. Y, some weeks
since, has been found In the kitchen OF that
hotel, in snug quarters, between the cistern
and heater, making himself known TO fright
ened cook by protruding his head and running
ont his Tongue at her
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ma Rocks Good Samaritan 1.-THE sub.
scrIber having taken the agency for the above pop
ular RHEUMATIC REMEDY, Is prepared to
furnish the trade at proprletor's rates.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-There are, it is said,
about a. 600 divisions OF Sons of Temperance
in the United States, with nearly 10000 mem
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mfr MARY OF
L ST. FRANCIS DE SALES,
BROOK AVENUE. RICHM, ND. Va.
L LIZ ted hi thk 81 stsrS of ChNrifu !


This Institution is now ready for the reception
of patients. It's location, Familiarity known SO long
as Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern" is everything
that can be desired for a quiet, wholesome and
their health received bodily injury. The grounds
are quits extensive, welt furnished with shade
an abundant spring, and while, on the one side,
connected with respectable and pnpu'o Gus neign-
borhood of the city, are, on the other, exposed to
the pure air of the open country.
The Sisters of Charity devote themselves to this
work under the oi rrs aea sne
will be expended either for improving the place or
TENTS of all denominations are received without
distinction. =
ease viii not be admitted. Nor is it intended to
receive insane persons.
The prices. except where special agreement has
been made, will be as follows:
For board and lodging, nursing, medical attend
ance and ordinary medicines, for white persons,
private rooms. from ST to S IL per week; for col
ored persons, in the wards, s.. per week. The
The above prices will be required even should
the patient ask and pay for medical advice and
may send his patients to the In6rmary and attend
and W Ia
ST. s1Hl Gk6. pEAcHY, NJ. D, Exchange HOTEL or
DAS s'ff b. side of Clay
Dorsey Cullen. NJ. D.
Persons IN the country desiring to send patients
to the Inhrmary, may address - The Sister Supe-
riors, lnfrmary of st. Francis De Sales, Rlch-
mond." au % 2aw4t
NOTlCE.-The co-partne rshlp existing under
- the firm and style of HAMIl TON & BOU-
CHER, No. As Main street, having expired by Inn
itatlon on the 18th inst the same is dissolved.
The books, notes and accounts have been pur-
chased by JOHN BOUCHER. All debts due must
be paid to him. and all due by the concern, will be
paid by him.
The name of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, in closing up the business.
JAMES II MILTON,
JOHN BOUCHER,
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

II ' 4,
JOHN b. TINSLEY, Principal.
The next session of this institution will COM
mence on MON DAY, the oath of September, and
close the last week of June following.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board, including washing, fuel and lights. $50
Tuition In the English branches ...S25 to- 40
Music, with use of Instrument. 81
Ance mt and Modern Languages, each ........ 20
Drawing and Painting In Water ColOrs, each. 20
Painting In OIL Observation-Disclosures IS
ia For Circulars or further particulars, apply
to the Principal. au 25-c &cw3wA
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Posr- OFFICE AFFAIRs-Frginta 4

PosT-OFFIcE AFFAIRs-Vtrsinta AppotHt-
msnts-Eiizabeth j. Everhart, postmaster al
CiIengary, Berkeley county, Va. vice Isaac
Pigeon, declined. Albert G. McGehee, post
master at Mansfield, Louisa county, Va, Viii
liam u. Mansfield, deceased. Milton Gary,
postmaster at Burwelfs Bay, Isle OF wight
county vice A. w. Thomas, resigned.
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kSION TO DIN
EIR R9saSsoTrx p9kTsMoGTH AsD
IT'S PECK, CAPT. & G. GIrronp. fss stss u CUR.
neat style for night travel will make an excursion
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENING
next, I'd inst, and regularly EVERY Satin.
DAY EVENING thereafter, during the waterin,
SEASON leaving the wharf At Rockets At O'CLOCK
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the next evening, SUNDAY, leaving Nor
folk at O'Clock, touch at POI tsmouth and Ola
Point, and arrive at Richmond about O'Clock a
NJ, Monday morning.
PAssAG for the trip, to Old Point. Norfolk md
Portsmouth, and return, meals included,i $40
n. No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP. lie 1-tsl r. o. HASKlNS
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~ KEMOVAL--DIR IMPOR- IN
j. SUMNER n

hEnVN -
~TATlON.-GEO. J. SUMNER 4
- CO., importers, wholesale and Re 1Sa
" tail Dealers In htna, Glass and
Earthsncars. Looking GlaSSeS, Costo,s Plated
Ware, and House Furnishing Goods, have re-
moved to their new store, Iron Front Buildings,
Governor street, tnear Main,l where, with greatly
increased facilities for the accommodation of the
trade, they hope to receive a Continuance of the
extensive patronage so literally bestowed upon
them at their old stand. We are now receiving
our Fall Stock. which is larger and more complies
than has ever before been offered in the Southern
markets, and which We pledge ourselves to ssil ~
low hs can be purchased IN any house in the ceun-
try, guaranteeing to duplicate bills bought from
any repackIng houses North. Our senior partner
has been engaged all Summer IN selecting goods in
the principal European markets, having spent
some time In the potterles IN Eng land, and visited
the principal manufacturers of France Germany,
Russia. Austria and the Bohe Provinces. Ws
shall be enabled To offer our goods on the best
terms, and respectfully request examination
OF our stock and prices, assuring them Of our abiI
ty ompty to fill all orders. as we have largely in
creased our force, and believe we have the very
best packers In the trade: A call solicited.
GEO. J. SUMNER l. co.
GEO. ]. SUMNER,
Il. II. KELLOGG. uA-2m
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ma. stamped Embrclde5y,oLadies wish wish.
printed would do we'll to call and see Mrs. NO II
kiTT at st. Lawrence House corner 9Th and Main
stteets. { rs Macdonough's,) where she will re-,
main for q few days. She has on hand VARIETY Of
i Il MPED PATT ERNS. BANDS and
STAMPED IN FRONT, TALMAS, COLLARS,
and variety Of Chldrep's APRON PATTERNS.
STAN PING done to order on all Kinds OF CLOTH.
Also, LESSONS gwen in the above art. au 25- St"
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no Wire and Sieve Factory..-The un.
dersigned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSfN ESS, on Pearl street, be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE Tor mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCREEN
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY a 9, WIRE R WORK For B00k-
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
IA Prompt attention given to orders.
g. W. JESSOP, Pearl st.. below Cary,
au 23-lm* Richmond, Va.
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THE PETERSBURG iNTELLlGENCER
RORT BOLLING-Editor.
FRED w pnhItxh.x

ROPT BOLLING-EaitOr.
FRED. w. PAGE-Pu5hshsr
Daily Paper. IN advance. IS %
IN eeky ....-..:.s.;......,., 400
serted by the month $50. 100
Advertisements tper square of 10 lines) by
the quarter, renewable at pleasure. -. IL 80
The attention of our merchants and manufsc-
turers requested to the above paper as a valua-
BILE ADVERTISING MEDIUM. its subscription
list very large and Is rapidly increasing. II cir
culates largely IN Southwestern virginia, North
Carolina, and East Tennessee
subscriptions and advertisements forwarded by
the Agent, THOS. J. BAGBY,
No. Wallst., under St. Charles Hotel
au 2-3t Richmond, Va.
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AMUsu1GHurs.
RICHMOND 0YMNAsTUM.
~ ON MAN9HAI,I. ar I

RICHMOND gYMNAaIgm.
a,sa 2 ft cfa BAY faS ts q
.sss.:. sa months. 81 .Ar.. months, :,
selry r;I1 RAJ RAlL s0AD. Nh rS.k
ff Fl 4hs 52f Pep q wf visd fISaiEH
sI si an .lI i:as: ssscad EiDs:S
. @s. fS WEsf stfN Cap, sso5a:cs's
AND rHa S Hlk J9 81 3ise,s,.
rsasas 9 n 81 p ss sa e
Passage from Richmond to Yorktown ma >,
o!e n and Mnpaa sas Say or lay oyer at West
From " est Point and all landings below. n
The Excursionists will be allowed exsc ",
Steamer. Meals extra tickets for which nay, ne
procured at the Clerks Office before Ii A
chlfs n spSs5 ,msl h:f x ss:
sion to The Capes. "' oAour-
No boat viii leave Norfolk on SATURDAY. A..
Ztn, 10 connect With the train of the Richmond
au 2l-st 4. H. TEMPLE. suvt
I AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
MR.. AND MRS. AP SHM ssf.n,,savvxn.
And HOME for those who desire 10 pursus H.,
stuq nES sPff METaob Sf- sHGE
n.d EVERY p XVII
Adopted as the ONLY effective mode Of tsaohins.
superior entertainments given for the dsyeio,-
For Prospectus, apply to
Mr.. APTOMMAs
SLIM New Yo,t.
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CARpETs, CARPETS. CARPETS.-onIy

- for one week longer, offer for sale 500 Yards
Of the richest and best Carpets. at lowest price
that will be offered again in the city of Richmond.
Rich and handsome patterns at 81 cts cheap at so;
heavy A Carpets, wooen filling, AZ 40 cts,, wort
621s the best Extra, good and heavy, for city
for tables. at 31a and 50 Table Covers. so, 62 and
rs, astonishing low; 500 Extension Skirts, for
children, misses and ladies', from Is. 25 and 371a,
&C., at half their value Lawns, Jaconets, Prints,
Alpscas. Merinos, Irish Linens, Bleached and
Brown Shirtngs and SheeIings, and great many
other goods, at Is per cent. chea than ever, IN
order to make room for the Fall goods Come one
Ok
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IA DnrArcH ron TIRE SrRINes, &c.-Pevsons
soins ia tke ,raterins places eam hare the DAILY
DISPATCH ma,ied to them for any length a.
t,,n, bv leaetae their orders at the eosntsng sso
and poytas IN advance for the time aamed.
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MA Notice to Tobacco Mannfa cturers...
Having made new arrangements with Messrs.
Musser Il Coleman for the sale of their patent
TOBACCO PRESS Els, we are ROW able to furnish
them at reduction Of SlO0 on each Press from the
cid price. Every Press warranted. TOBACCO
FIXTURES of all kinds furnished to order.
au l6-2w ETrENGER Il EDMOND.
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JAS. R. CRKSsHAw. B.R. WEXFORD, JR.
CKENSHAW Il WELLFORD
49, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, RIcHMoND.
VA. practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts of
the city st Richmond and the adjacent counties;
edmond and Norfolk
E They will hereafter attend regularly the CIR
cult and COUNTY Courts of Hanover. au 25-lm
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Austin manic Lunoiu mrs Josephine
Allan mrs {, Lewis mrs MARY A
Ammou mrs Il g e Lamb mis-
Abrams mrs r Laoy mrs MsryC
Allan mss T. Louden miss Elenor
Allan m,ss Al G Michard mrs Ann
Atk,ns ,nias 4 Miller mrs Stella
Atkinson miss M A a Mani mrs SaIan
Armstrong miss VI r. WI eo HI aIa
Anderson miss Mary Muinn mrs ,,, Sar aa
Berry mrs L. Mallory miss Sarah
B Bsnnstt %Ts mrs Messy 1 mis-.
Bowles mrs nj A Moore miss M r.
Brooks mrs M Moynihan mss Mary
Butler mrs Murray miss Mary
Burton miss G McreIn mIsN
Brown miss 4 McCabe miss Eliza
Bragg miss G J McSweeny miss M
Bragg miss A Neidem may or mrs
Beasley miss M L Neal mrs M b
Bailey miss nee mrs Bridget
Baitins err mIssC Nevens miss Mary A
Baiow miss NJ New Inlss Mildred
BAKER miss nj NorTlss MISS Mary
Carr miss Caroline Osborn mlss LouIsaA
Craig miss Roberta Ohee1e miss hannah
Carothers miss Emily Parker miss Eliza
Carter II iss nj Powell miss julia
Carlton miss feWelI miss Amanda
Carter miss Lou frosser miss Bette
Christian miss Jennie Pickett miss II M
Chalkley miss M l. Paul mrs Leila
Cousins miss Amanda Parker mrs Susan
Coplln miss Susan Payne mrs WIN
Ctlenske mrsA Pierce mrs Geo
Cooke mrs Jane + Peafce mrs h NJ
Cook mrs Maria Pendleton mrs Anna
Grafton mrs Mary Pheley mrs Cath
CUNNINGHAM mrs Re Percell mrs MaryE
Dunlevy mrs Fannie Quaries mrs
Dunn mrs Julia luarles miss Bridget
Duke mrs Sarah Quinn miss Sarah
Dettlman mrs M howe mrs
Day mrs SOphronIa khoues mrs ousannan,
Davenport miss Robertson mrs susan
Dabney miss Carrie + Rose mrs Jane
DOYLE miss Margaret2 Raymond mrs Eliza
Duval miss Eliza A Rev mrs James
Duke MISS Lizzie Sweeny miss Ellen
Edward mrs Jemlma Smther miss NJ
Eu5tace mrs Martha SMACK mIss w a
Fary mrs David Smltnoi mise WI
Finch mrs Rachel Shea miss U
Fisher miss AnnA2 Shanks miss Susan
Fore miss MaryA Seay mlss
Fisher miss MARY Scott miss Martha
Foster miss Annie Sampson mrs Nd
Graves mrs Shell mrs
Gibson HIS Maria Seay mrs n
Gibson mrs AW Shelly mrs g
Gill mrs Laura Sims mrs Mandy
Gardner mrs G. SIzer mrs Nj
German miss Cath Slbey mrs anna
GoOdali miss smith mrs w
Hamilton miss NJ + Solomons mrs Mary
Harwood miss l. j Swami mrs Lucy
Holt miss M ] Trainer mrs So
HHsmRstsad Sompson mrs ms: s sas
hancock miss Sophia Tinsley mrs
Hasset mrs Bridget thornton mrs NJ
Hatcher mrs l. M Tines mrs Nancy
Henry mrs Fannie Ionipson mrs
hodgd IN mrs lay lor mrs
Houchins mrs M TAI lor mrs ID
Hill mrs 0 Turner mrs =
hunt mrs Martha Vaughan mrs Matte
Harrison mrs T. S Wren mrs Mary
Harris mrs b Wormley mrs va
Hancock mrs Mary Williams mrs Mary
namlIn mrs w lliett mrs Saral
jennings mrs NJ ldred w hlte mrs Lucy
James mrs Rebecca West mrs Leonora
Jones mrs Caleb Watson mrs John w
James miss Jennie Walker mrs Judith
Jackson MISS NJ Walker HISS u T.
Jackson miss GA Watkins miss Mary E
Jones miss Amerka Weislger miss Bette
Jackson miss ] Nj White miss Eliza h
Jones miss Virginia Whltworth miss l.
Johnson Sally (coPd) Wlgglesworth miss H
Jones miss Sarah Wilson miss Laura
Keeton mrs Louisa Winston miss Va T
KendrIck miss 8 f Watson MISS Maria
Heating miss Cath Yarbrough miss Bette
Kinney miss Eliz'h