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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10

N5sJs. Cone BrOtersWe have using $40
family Sewing Machines about four and cheerfuy add
testimony TO its fress for general family We have
used It in making the heaviest bros we'll the finest
cambncs aud il has performed all tHa claimed for it.
possesses power sufficient penetrate with facility many
folds Of cloth asis ordinarily used running without
breaking thread needle, disturbing the regular motor Of
the machine in the least.
The perpendicular motion the needle, the wheel
feed, the stitch on both Sides and simplicity render it the
plus ultra Of Sewing Machines
g. ". CURRET, NJ. D,
-
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tbA4ANA BOOKS,
All kinds. For sale BY JOHN YORK 4 &C.
Dc ca
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G. ". CURRET, NJ. D.,
No. %, Spring Street

purchasedo of Mers Cone Brothers HoWes $40 Ma
chimes about three months since. E wife has used it almost
constantly since Them we'll pleased that she would
exchange it for any other she had little diff
Guilty in learning and do any kind Of work with
She cheeTfuy adds her testimony the superior facilities
Hcwes Machines doing all kinds without trouble
II. B. PLJMNER,
Of Il. B. PIummer & Co., Public Square.
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DIMES, FRS and Hoeys lot Of ane healthy sbrubs ;,,
ii received and for sale By BF sHTFT,1s = ~ '1''
lru@i Central Auction Rooms
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WASHINGTON March S.-SENATE-TAe bin for the
benefit ofthe widows Of Generals Smith, MacOmb and
Riley passed Thaddeus Hyatt was brought IN. He
deEied the jurisdiction Of the Harpers Ferry Com
mittee
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e. HOWE, JR., ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE.

The $50 Machine PURCHASED gives perfect satise
ton, The great objection many persons Sew
ing Machines, been that Machine doing fine work roud
heavy and versa objection entirely
By the Howe Machine, AND that think II is
better adapted to the Of the people than any other family
machine have formerly OF the Singer. and have
and examined the other leading Styles and think your
chine complicated and easily managed than any other
To persons wishing machine executing all varieties Of
without trouble heartily recommend the Howe Machine
W. A. MISCHIN,
Firm OF Mackenzie q 6Iinchip,
IA College Street
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NOTICE 10 RAILROAD CONTRADICTIONS
New Steinway Pianos

CsAN be had only ofJ1s A. AIcCLURE, the
! cole representative in Tennessee, OF those 20
noWned makers They sold by Tim at manu n q n
factuFeF prcess With freight only added AN oils oe
ars second hand Call at 30 Unicn street. for ae new tl
Ll-1 A MCCLURE
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STRETCH & FORBES
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FISHING TACKLE.
SODA WATER. sXRUPs AND CREAMS

We have opened Fountain with great variety OF Syrups
Creams, thus early in the for the
all lovers Of ihis delicious and refreshing beverage
STRETCH & FORBES.
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We would call particular attention McLeans notice in
rcoumn We add the following from the St. Louis ueald
which speaks volumes in its favor We to all give it trial.
ave take especial pleasure in recommending McLeans cels
braed Strengthening Cordial invaluable remedy fer gen
ersl debility and weakness re have tested in circle
under immediate observation, can vouch its eff
and worth It article which should KEPT constant
y in every family, it is certainly invaluable medicine
See advertisement IN another column rnaIchs-dEwlm
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ing all the leading machines several years owning
Of Wheeler & wilson's at the time, and understand
ing Thoroughly, nevertheless do hesitate that think
the Howe Machine superior any and I'll others. Il
hands0meV and finer work than the Whseler Wsn does
make chain stitch like the Grover Baker aud heavier
than any other family machine beautifully upon
soft null muslin, and India Lawn and quilts upon the naked
cotton, styles Of work which cannot be done we'll with the
claws jack feed used upon the Wheelcr Wilson, Grover
Baker, and Singer family machine For stitching cords
brodery quilting and all varieties Of work far superior to
any machine have used.
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To CASH and PROMPT PAYING SHORT
TIME DEALERS,
BERRY. sAUFLEE x co.

We OGer EXTRA Inducements and respectfully solicit cal
from all dealers visiting the city.
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Glim pses of the Future. >"

"GllmpSee OF the Euture.'
Under this head the Charleston Mercury is
reprinting series of letters, supposed, by a
flight of fancy, to be written by some United
States correspondent of the London Times in
June, 1868. SEWARD is supposed to be Presi-
dent Of the United States; but the representa-
tives Of six cotton States, in obedience to in
structions from their respective Legislatures.
have Withdrawn from Congress, and, as q ne
cessary consequence, military preparations
are going forward with great activity The
seeding States are Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, South Carolina, Florida, Louisiana
They are to have Convention at Atlanta,
Georgia, to make q new Constitution. The
Notifications of the United States at Charles
ton are to be taken by surprise. This is Of
course all dream; but as people sometimes
dream at night of what they think about in
the daytime, it is conjectured that possibly
this dream is an embodiment of certain wax
ing thoughts. We do not see any provision
made in the programme for Virginia. There
Is an allusiOn, indeed, to Fortress Monroe
which, it is said, if fully manned, would re-
quire a garrison of eight thousand soldiers :.
but which, from the want of men, is sometimes
left without the smallest military guard
There is no intimation, however, that our
and, in fact, Virginia appears to be counted out
Of the arrangement altogether. This is free
country, and every man has a right to dream
his own dreams but to q man wide awake, it
does not seem probable that in the next eight
eighty or eight hundred years, any such dream
as that aforesaid will come to pass.
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John M. Brown died at Amherst, Va, on
Wednesday night, from wounds received in
the recent ARRAY at that place, with Lucien
Fletcher
The three candidates for the Governorship
Of Arkansas, are Thomas Hubbard, Richard
II. johnson, and Henry NJ. Rector-"Tom,
Dick, and Harry"
Henry S. kellogg, hardware merchant, and
for many years a resident Of New York city,
committed suicide this morning by drowning
himself.
Captain Courtney James, a civil engineer,
son of the late g. p. X. James, is now engaged
in the photographic surveys OF the Harlem
river, NY.
The Chicago Press Of the 23d inst, states
that its advices lead to the conclusion that the
prospects for a full crop all over the North
west were never better.
A gentleman employed in taking the census
found in one family in Vermont twelve girls
between ten and sixteen years of age. The
girls won't 60 over sixteen.
mile of railroad completed within her borders.
Now nearly one thousand miles are trayersed
daily by the cars.
A newsboy named John Hollngsworth, who
it is alleged recently robbed lady resid ant Of
NatcheZ, Miss, of three thousand dollars was
arrested at Memphis, the other day.
The Adriatic was to sail from Liverpool on
the 10th, and among her passengers engaged is
John G. Heenan, the American pugilist.
A child of Peachy Wine, in Rockingham
county, Va, was burnt to death on Saturday
last
The Japanese will leave America to-day in
the Niagara, which is now ready for them
They went on board yesterday.
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DIED.
= DIED,
lima asth. THOMAS HPRAGGINa. Of Hanfioo

O&0A1s
June 18Th, THOMAS sPRA60INS, Of Hsnrico
county, in the I'd year Of his age.
The friends and scquAintances Of the decesseds
AID those of his sister, Mrs. Penny, arc
20 attend his fun1ral on to morrow. Sunday, July
1st, 1t the Baptist Church IN Port MAYO. near
kookottS, at II O'clock A. NJ. without further mo-
tics. e 4sst n ssa
On Friday. the nth instant. HER BERT HILL,
youngest son Of David Il, and Martha A. Berry:
The. friends and acquaintances arc requested 70
attend the funeral at his fathers residence, on
this tHatufdsyl sfteFno0n, ut O'Clock.
YESTERDAY. 29th inst, FENDAL, son Of Fannie
p. and kvan F.. Ragland, aged months and ~
days.
The friends of tho family are invited to attend
his funeral from Centenary Church. this afternoon,
at s O'Clock.
On Thursday night. 9th June, CONWAY G..
MACON, ESQ in the 68th year of his age.
The friends. of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from tho Monumental Church, on this
(Saturday) morning, at 9 o'clock.
At the residence Of her father. IN Hanover co.,
on fas 2S'n ,nst LIMA MGGRH1hR y'.n.ss,65
months. -
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The Red Republicans.


The adherents OF Republican Universal
ism" and "Universal Republicanism," of
Socialism and Communism" never fail to
turn up in the city of New York at regular
liz tervals. At the present time, according to
the New York Express, they are somewhat ex-
ercised in regard to the exploits OF GARIBALDI,
whose demonstration in Sicily, they think.
will lead to the ultimate establishment of a
universal Republic on the continent, when
everything will be of a universal character
@ ute a large force of these universal redemp-
tionists met at their headquarters in New
York on Monday evening last. In part of the
large saloon where they assembled was a
painting of An Infatuated female, representing
the Goddess of Universal Liberty, trium-
phantly carrying the blood-red banner Of the
Revolution and trampling on a crown, while,
in the rear, the red flag was displayed, bearing
the inscription: "LIBERTE, EGALITE, FRA
TERNITE, SoLIDARITE, UNION SoCIALIsTE."
The meeting was composed Of both men and
women, the proceedings conducted by two
Secretaries, and the assembly addressed by
various orators in the French and German
languages. The intention is to get up grand
GARIBALDI demonstration.
GARIBALDI, however, is not fighting the
battles of Red Republicanism. Even MAzzlN1
processes different object at present The
heroic warrior who is winning such laurels
in Italy does not propose to supplant the DIES.
potism of the BoURBoNs by the worse des-
potism of the mob. He is the champion of
constitutional liberty, and if that can he Sc
cured under a monarchica. form, be will be
content. Nothing could do his cause more
damage in Europe than to identity it with
Red Republicanism.
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t.: = xSs. .,s 49, :15ss rs I1:-,s
MAfi0NxI GARDEN.
~. ~ - 81 q ss.eaS street, assss lie po.,.
VIVA Ei9u Jy ~ ~ ss i| n. md lie =;
~ ~ koyQsa1iea q ny Waite Dssv H..
~ ss ssevn - H. last. two yeass Il n ~
~ 4dyS& e.ePly q ths H0eusas WITT Sfa!s
~ df,sk. - 49,, 80 81 y!ss:s:t = ss 1n
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~ THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
at REEs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main ST., near
Governor ct. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted IN the highest style OF the art at all hours
colored in Oil, Aquarllle, Pastel or India INK
Price Is CT -, 50 cts, Sl-frOm that up to SiOO.
ap 2O-ta
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EXCUR SION TO OF
a4&lxESR POL MI P0RINNQiIIu ~ n

1 !, = - NokFoLk.riTSSs, ' steamer CUP AHP
IT'S PECK. Capt, c. CLIFFORD. fitted up IN a
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENING
next, I'd inst, land regularly EVERY SATUR
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the watering
season. leaving the wharf ~ Rockets at ociook
r !. NJ. arrive At OLD POINT about y O'Clock;
return the next evening IS U NDAY, leaving Nor
folk at O'Clock, touch at POI tsmouth and Old
Point, and arrive at Richmond about o. clock A,
nj Monday morning. "
, PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point. Norfolk md
fortsm9uth, and return. (meals included $50
80 NO FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
INF. lie Its X. o. Hat KlNS.
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I I4fSXnL 81 3 Z 4 elaaisise, !. 80 RICH:
Juae, 1aoos
- Pubjishs4 b. lpthori1y 81 Act Of Cosgress, n
Tie HeuDSeDos havino tAe 6sgeot cTculati0n IN To
District where printed.
N. Persons nailng for lettsss II this List. vim
please say they ere ADvRRrIsHD.
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LAOl]
Allen MRS Geo
Attkison miss NJ l.
burnett m1Ds Rose
nuTkas miss N
RuYroughs miss II z
Brennan miss N ]
BOwle0 miss N Il
Bocklns miss 8
Broker miss ~ A
Bib miss Masgie r
Boasley miss TIL
Narrett miss NJ
Barrett miss NJ A
Bailey miss Kate A
Bayles mrs NJ b
Baner mrs A D
Bates mrs Samuel B
Bailey mrs NJ +
Baptist mrs N G
Ball mrs 8 Il
Bland mrs l.
BOWies mrs M A AZ
Brantwhite mrs ~ Z
KroOks mrs NJ NJ
Brown mrs A B
Brown mrs MT
Brown mrs = F
Burton mrs M A
Butterw0rth mrs 8
Buchanan mrs 8 e 3
Brooks MAhaia lcold)
Clark mrs Col Chas
Charles mrs Sarah F
Carroll mrs E.ecta
Cabbott mrs Mary
Cox mrs Martha ]
Currier mrs Lucy l.
Crenshaw mrs "a rAh b
Currey ms JudA V
Chalkley miss Maria l.
CarnOhan mss Sarah ]
CarringtOn miss Va
Coleman miss Sue H 2
Colds miss Ellen
Cook miss Maria K
CrOwder miss Bette
Crump miss Emma and
brother
COnners miss Mary
DOggitt mrs Mary y
Doyle mrs Mary
Drake mrs Louisa w
Dillon mrs Catherine
Dixon mrs Elizabeth
Denning mrs Jane nj
Davis mrs OciavIa A
Davidson mrs Ferdin'd
DAVIS miss Columbia p
Daily miss Margaret
Davis miss Octavla NJ
Drisbuck misa Ida
billiard miss Carrie
Doyle miss Margaret
Epps mrs eusannah
Elicit mrs COrdelia
Enright mrs Elem
Flnegan mrs Mary
Foster mrs Fannie
Farrar miss c Va
Farrar miss Matte H
Forbes miss NJ airy
Foster miss Calista
FlOuFnOw miss Eliza A
Frensley miss Sarah F
Grimes mrs nj nj
GOdwyn mrs NJ
Giles mrs +
Gally mrs nj A
Graves miss V p
Gray miss e
Green miss Z
Graham miss =
Glend mise 8 w
Glass miss NJ p
Glenn miss Harriet
Hunter mrs Rosetta
Henry mrs MARGARET
Hardin mrs Kate
Heath mrs f ]
Henley mrs Dolly
Henderson mrs 3
Hill m. 9 +
Holloway mrs NJ
Hart mrs Martha
Hamilton miss Jane
Heath miss v c NJ
Hampstead miss !.
Henley miss Martha
Hendrlck miss NJ NJ
Hill miss Roberta
Hopkins miss G V
Hopkins miss NJ s
Hutchinson mrs NJ s
Irvine miss Selma K
johnson mrs Mary
Johnson mrs Vim
Johnson mrs Fannie B
Jones mis- L.
Jones mrs Mary
Jones mrs Nancy
Johnson miss Mary
Johnson miss Cath
Jones miss BETTE B
Kellev mrs Feronia
Kelley mrs Bridget F
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LKGALIZING A NUIsANCE.-The authorities
Of Stettin, Prussia, have made it obligatory on
the part of all hand-organ players to have
their organs tuned every three months. They
must also carry with them certificate of the
timer, in order to prove, if necessary, that they
have complied with the law.
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'I'HE SEVENTH ANNUAL ExH1R,r,o
Wv

VA. MECHANICS INSTITTT-rE,
~,. vii be opened on the 10Th DAY OF OCToRER
NEXT: and closed on the 3ist "nHn
Inc Hall VIII be opened for the ption of a,
ticles on the Sd of October. and the judses s, 81
afucies LOT competition will be closed on the even
:, A hiinpie motive power will be provided for MA
snd n,taF Mechanics. Manufacturers. Artists
about to be made W s"' o'Spiay
10 tine LADl rs the Board feel indebted for thai,
CORNER patronage. and confidently expect from
FAIR. ~ '"0 app'o"o"ihs
\, ne Premnms to be awarded will Re Medals.
Money and Diplomas. For information in refer
enoe 70 the details OF the Exhibition, addrass the
EhaiIm pa1 81 the Exhibition Committee, Mr. JAS.
space can ,,e made. wi
JAS. d. BROWNE chm, nj. MAcFARIANr
JAS. A. SCOTT, Jas r. pEMREpTnN
H. p. EDMOND, WIN. w SNR1l wv
'No; MckEIL, J.W. LEWELLEN, SEQ
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election this year :

TIE VOTES OF THE STATES IN 1S60-The
following table shows the number Of votes
which each State will cast in the Presidential
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IA Have you the Dyspepsia =? the Asthma
the Liver Complaint. or General Debility: Does
your food distress you Do you suffer from nerv-
Gus irritation or ennMt Take the Oxygenated
BitterS, which cures all these:
Sold nv ADlE 4 GRAY. PURCELL, LADD l.
CO., w. PETERSON, P. DUVAL. and by all
other deale RS in medicines lie 27-2sWGS
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"a Hose. Hose. X ep Cool Wither net,
ye dropping sun-dried flowers, when few feet Of
hose will supply yOu with refreshing shower.
aud make you COOK as fresh and beautiful a. when
you first came forth. We have in store full sup
ply Of
and 3-ply RUBBER HYDRANT HOSE,
and IA inch RUBBER ENGINE HOSE,
Il and n inch GAS CONDUCTING HOSE,
Of the very best quality, and selling at Factory
prices. -
Also, PIPES and SPRlNKLERS attached at
KNOWLES & WALFORD'S,
je Z9-6t $50 Main st.
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COMING EvENTS.-Austrian troops are mass.
ing in the square that we heard so much Of
last year; Russian troops are concentrating
on the Turkish frontier, and French troops
are assembling in camp near the Rhine. There
promises to be fine time soon for the owners
of saltpetre
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IA Elegant Books.-The Show Case Of
Mr.. J. w. RANDOLPH. in the Miscellaneous De
attention: Among the Books exhibited was
large Bbls bound at Mr. r. . lshment, which
we bolieve would compare favorabv with any
work ever produced. A special premium was
awarded at the Agricultural Fair in lSo5-Rieh-
mond Whig.
SILVER MEDALS were awarded by the Agrl-
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute for the
best BLANK BOOKS.
J. W. RANDOLPH is prepared to manufacture
to order for Banks, Merchants and Clerks; in su.
peror style, at short notice. BLANK BOOKS of
every size. kind and quality.
Those who intend opening new sets of Books in
July, will please leave their orders at l2l Main ST.,
as soon as possible.
LEDGEKS, JOURNALS,
DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS.
BILL BOOKS, CHECK BOOKS.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS and many other kinds
of home made, kept always on hand, and for sale
at low prices.
All kinds Of BINDERY done. Foolscap paper
ruled for bills, price Is to IS cents per quire.
je 28-4t
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MARINE INTELLIoHNCB. :
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %.
High was., this day Saturday, 2x o'esoel.


ARRIVED,
Schr. Galego. Smith, New York. mdze.. D. Il
w Currie.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner. New York,
mdze. and passens ers. Ludlam l. Watson.
Schr. Manchester, Nelson, New York, mdze =,
d. w. Currie.
Schr. Mahlon Belts, Thompson, PhIadelphia
via Port Waithall. coal, w. D. Colquitt Co.
Schr. d. Herbert, Myers. Fort Calhoun, stone.
Schr =. G. King. Andrews, Philadelphia, via
Port Walthail, coal, Millspaugh l. Read
NEW YORK. June q: -CPd. schrs. Jos. Smith, ].
A. Rayard ard Ben. Wilmington N. G. ARID,
s st r: Rosnoss' Richmond; schr. John Dixon,
NEW HAVEN JuneT;T-Sl'd, schrs. E. w. Whist
Ter AID E. H. Parker. Va.
BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Crd. schrs. D. C. Guy
Their. Melvina and Princeton, Richmond.
ALBANY, June 23.-Hl'd, schr. Mary Adeline,
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, June CID, schrs. J. l.. Hess
and Vanquish, Richmond.
DISASTER.
Ship FLYING Dragon of Boston. Watson, from
Bakers Island, Feb. II, for Hampton Roads. be-
fore reported at Sydney, NSW, April 8. was COM
PEELED to put in. being very leaky and maklng q
inches of water per hour; had thrown overheard
GOV tons guanO
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SEVEN MEN DROwNED.-On the 18th num-
Der Of miners. most of them intoxicated, at
tempted to cross Portage Lake, Wis, from
Hancock to Houghton, in a skif. When half
way across the lake the boat was swamped
and seven of the men were drowned.
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IA NOtice.-The Subscribers have now i'm
store the largest and best assortment of ladies' and
gentemen's TRUNKS. VALICES. and CARPET
BAGS; also, ladies' BONNET BUX ES, of all
sizes and qualities, and at all prces tor sale low BY
ALEX. HILL & CO.,
je 23-ts No. III Main St., Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-30

IA Whigs. Democrats . nd Others ATTEND
the RATIFICATION MEETING Of the Be Ii
and EVERETT TICKET, ON the CAPITOL
THIS EvENING, ct O'Clock p. NJ.
Come one-cOme oil 10 3O-ltA
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LADIES' LIST.

y LIST.
Kselsns MRS Ann -.
Aa4hneT mics Amelia
Keller miaD kavenia
klrGWyor miss Bette
Loo mrs Cen rtDey
LivUcOmsb mrs W0 D
l.ipocolnb mrs MARI B
Lowry mrs Etizabcth
LydAno mTa Mary Aan
Lindsey miss Alice g
Mansin mrs +
M ann mrs + J
Marshall mrs E
Mesnly mrs E n
Meredith mrs r +
Miller mrs earah
Moore mrs Mary
Moody mrs Frances
Morris mrs 4
Morse mrs K ]
Muteer mrs Ann 8
Magrim miss Alicia
Melvin miss Sarah
Michels mlss Bette
MoTrlss miss Mary
MunfOrd mss Christie
Murphy miss q Z
Mayo Mary icol'd)
Mckenzie mrs Janett
McMullen mrs Mary +
McCullen mrs H A
McAfee miss Va
Mccormick miss Ellen
N0wlin mrs Harriet
Napier mrs Bette
Mott miss Helen
Owen mrs Elizabeth
Oliver mrs Judith A
Priddy mrs A +
Price mrs Elizabeth G
Powell mrs Hannah D 2
POwhAt8n mrs
peasants mrs Melinda
peasants mrs &
PendletOu mrs Va
Perry mrs Belinda
Pendleton mrs LILA w
Pickett mis- Martha H
Pope miss Philaaelphia
Perris miss y Ann
Pendleton mrs Matte
Parrish miss v G
Quarles mrs NJ + w
Quinn miss Sarah
Hutter mrs Mary
falkland mrs Ann 8
Reath mrs George
Rhodes mrs 8 H
Robinson mrs Mary A
Rath miss Doris
Richardson miss Maggio
REEVE miss Mary J
Ross miss Hardenia
kandof miss Kate
Robertson miss H E
Schnoler mrs nj A
Sales mrs d Il
Shaw mrs NJ +;
Smyth mrs Amelia
ScOot miss NJ
Shooter mrs T.
Saunders miss Beller
Shanihan miss Kate
Sle. d miss +
Smy tn miss Mary
Seedlings miss Addie
Soutbail miss Sallie
Tinsley miss Nancy
Tally miss 8 A
Timberlake miss H H
Turner miss s Il
TOpp miss z
TOrev miss v
Tinsley mis- J Ii
Taliaferro miss s q
Cinsley miss M "
Terry miss v A
Thompson miss A
Terry miss s A
Turner mrs NJ C.
TOttv mrs 8 B
Tompkins mrs nj A
Thomas mrs 8 X
TimmOns mrs S A
Thomas mrs X J
watt mrs Frances B
WOOdhouse mrs Helen
Winston mrs M l.
mrs Nancy
mrs Lucy Ann
West mrs l. eOnOra
Walch mrs Emily NJ
Watts mrs Caroline
w atkins mrs Betsy
Watkins mrs Mary E
mrs Sally
Walton miss Mary F
. atsun miss Anrie E
Vest miss Fannie
Whittle miss Rebecca J
Willis miss Emily
Williams miss Jane
Wilkinson mss P Cary
miss Julia A
Woodward miss N &c
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PiAsr NATIONAL CONCERT AND RAJ.
AT TN. 0ALL'

ITO NAL GARDRn
On MONDAY, ID July. connencin. =, y.
PROGRAMME
L. GRAND CONCERT and BALL
Mss,eA ARTIST has been engaged Tor M, sst.o'
H. AT NIGHT,
PARlSIAN NiGaT, and
Graad Display Of FIRE wopv.
arranged By well known PyrotsehnIs,. "okks.
ADMISSION Is cents for xentlsm.r
two tickets will be gwen at the rate. Soct ,ot whea
drinks. Ladies free. so'o Tor two
~ no patne or expenso have been .r..
make this Garden one Of the most b~.a, pared %
n the VICINITY of Richmond. A stron. . spo's
force has been engaged to keep order ""s soslcs
70 sV-Ss CHARLES SENGREy
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.AukTB|,E

w. ]. HE66RfCk. 81 Hsnrieo, 70 Miss All.
anna WYATT. e her fathers residence. in
Hanover. VI.
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THE NEW COURT-HoUsE IN ST. LOUIS
The dome Of this building is the highest Of
any building of the kind in the United States.
The entire altitude Of the dome from the floor
will be one hundred and forty feet, and the
crowning lantern and surrounding ball will
rise some forty feet higher.