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The Battle In Missouri.

ST. Lor1s, July 1.-The Democrat Of this
city, in noticing the battle which took place
on Saturday last, says, THAT General Zei-
gle's Federal forces were l, 200 men and ten
pieces Of cannon, while the SOutherners had
six thousand men and seven pieces of artil-
lery, and many horsemen.
Dol. Wolfe was killed. The battle took
place on the 9Th inst, about 80 miles from
Springfield.''
SECOND DlsPATCH.1
ST LOUIS, July 1.-THE State Journal Of
Thursday has the following:
"a Geographic dispatch received last night
says q fight in the Sou thwest commenced at
ten o'cl ok between the State troops and the
Federalists under Gen. Zeigle and others, st
point twelve miles beyond Carthage. 1t re-
suited in the Federal troops being completely
routed with great slaughter. The retreating
Federals were pursued fourteen miles to a
point two miles beyond Carthage, and as night
approached they were captured.
The Journal further learns by q letter re.
ceived from Gen. Parsons that after pursuing
and surrounding Gen. Zeigle and his forces
Zeigle desired to stipulats TOR the surrender
of his men, but not their arms. Gen. Parsons
insisted on an unconditional surrender, which
was complied with.
Among the killed were Col. b. GIatz Brown
and Solomon Kallman Wolf.
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A soldier In Tenness ee returned to his home
recently on furlough, ard found that his
wife had been unfaithful, whereupon he cut
his throat, but the wound did not prove ia ;
tai.
At Grand Glaize, Arkansas, II. Wheeler
wounded II. J. Shelly with q shotgun. Shell
ly returned the l1re, put pine buckshot In To
wheeler's body, and killed him. Of course.
paper mandatory Is shortly to be estab.
lished at New Orleans. TO supply the growing
demand. The req uired capital has been sub
scribed At New Orleans, and the factory is to
be located on the limo Of the Jackson Railroad.
The newspapers In the seaport cities Of the
South have bssn openly noticing the move
msnts Of privatsers. II Is an unwiss prsc-
tice.
Hon. Thomas A. r. Nelson is . candidate
!or the Confederate OonErsss from the First
congressional Dtstrict, East Tennessee, and
non. Horace Maynard from the Second.
y. y. Lane has besn arrested ct Memphis
ior stealing 80 900 gum caps from the State fac.
punishment. :.
a report has reached Memphis that the Of.
nee o. the Louisville Courier, q sterling
6outnern Journal. was nobbsd on Saturday
Mr.. Frederick Jones. Of Gates county. N.
o., was drowned On the 10th inst. by M no.
setting Of his canoe. -
LsmbsrtOn, II ex.postmastsr n Wsxr.ns.
ton, fiA., has ssea bronght = Nontsomsgy.
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NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispa.ch.



a, W.snisdroE, July lin the Senate to-day
Mr. Fessenden reported the House bill for the
Payment OF volnn teArs The bill appropri-
a:es *e''oo,po Tor that purpose, and was pass.
In the House . bill was reported making
appropriations &c carry on the Government.
AZ -, was referred to the Comm ittee Of the
Mr.. Stephens said he hoped the committee
on ways and Means would push forward all
business, so that Congress could adjourn BY
Tnursday, the 18th inst.
Ine Chairman stated that the committee
was disposed TO give the Government every.
thing IL asked
Mr. Lovejoy said he desired a vote on tae
OIL 70 Increase the standing army.
lsBcoSp DIsPATcH
WAsHISaroS, July lin the House Mr..
Washburne's Force bill was passed. There
naroin, Norton, Pendletou, Reid, RObins on,
vailandigham, Voorhees,, Walsworth and
Wood.
WAsHIEGroN, j uly ii Tho Hou Sc Of Repre-
sentatives has passed The loan bills, by vote
OF five nays
The Senate has passed the bill RENTING the
duty on arms.
tTHIRD DrsPArCH1
WAsHINaToN, July lin the Senate, q res.
olution has been passed expelling certain
named Southern Senators. The vote stood,
ayes 49, NAYS 10.
In the House, Mr.. Vallandi CHAM, of Ohio,
offered an amendment to one Of the appro-
prlatton bills, to the effect that no portion of
the money SO appropriated shall be used for
the subJugation Of any State, or for holding
any State as a cong uered province, or for the
interference OF slavery In any of the States
The amendment was rejscted.
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From Missouri,

SPRISGPIELD, Mo, July 1O.-On the 9th
inst, Gen. Sweeney, with his colnmn Of Fly.
ing Artillery, was advancing on Vernon.
Large numbers Of mounted Missourians
were congregating on the West Plains, and
Generals Forsythe and Sweeney have sent a
force to prevent their joining the forces under
Gov. jackson.
DOL Coffee has been taken prisoner.
DOL Wolfe has had an encounter with the
Missourians, and has sent for assistance. He
lost 80 killed and wounded. The loss en- the
Missouri side is not known here.
Gen. Lyon was at Lees vile, and advancing
towards Clinton.
QUINCY, ILL.,, July 10.-The Missouri State
cavalry have MADE a decided impression at
Monroe Station, Mo. TIDY routed the Fed
eralists, burnt the sta ton. house, six coaches,
eighteen cars, and tore up the railway track
Oh each side of the town.
A messenger who was dispatched here for
assistance reports that Col. Smith and fifty
Federals have been taken prisoners.
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ShelliuG a Federal Steam ev.

NEW ORLEANS. July 10 -iRecsived in Rich
on Tuesday morning the Sand Batteries on
Ship Island opened fire on a Federal war
steamer, at about two miles distant. The
war steamer shot some thirty odd rounds of
shell and round shot, which sunk in the sand,
and was used by the Confederates in their re.
turn fire. 1t is believed that the steamer was
struck three times in the hull. The shells
from the Sand Battery exploded over the war
her. She Immediately hanld of and directed
her course for Chandler Island, which is L.
miles from our batteries.
On the Confederate side one man received q
slight injury on one Of his legs. No other
damage was done.
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FROM ARKANsAs.-The Memphis Appeal
publishes letter, dated johnson county,
Ark, June 3Oth, from which we extract the
following:
Express riders from Fort Smith and Mis-
souri, have been flying through this country to
all parts of the State for the past day or two,
spreading the alarm that the Linco In mercen
aries and thieves from the three great aboli
ton States which beleaguer Missouri west,
north and east were pouring into that State
in overwhelming numbers, and driving the
Confederates before them. Yesterday l saw
acoupie of Arkansas soldiers from Fort Smith,
who reported that McCullcch, with his com
mand, was moving toward Missouri. They
also confirmed the reports from Missouri -
They stated that Gov. Jackson, with 500
Confederates, was Tetreating before over
whelming forces. and falling down upon the
Arkansas line ; that he had given battle three
times. We have received here Il printed pro-
clamation from Ben McCullcch in reference
to the above, and calling upon all citizens to
rally to the rescue Of Missouri with such arms
as they have. He orders them TO report and
rendezvous at Fayetteville, where they will
Immediately organize into companies and
battalions.
Every man nearly. that is left in our sec !.
ton, is arming and getting ready for the field
Immediately. was busy all day yesterday
putting in order some old rifles and double
barrelled shot guns.
The Invasion by the Lincolnites will be
give them taste of Arkansas hospitality
right between the eyes We had already
sent, as we thought, nearly all the effective
and available men to the tield but this sec.
Ond turnout will astonish you. Nearly all
the good, serviceable horses are already in
the field, and the rest for the most part will
have to go afoot.
Gen. McRae passed up to Fort Smith a few
days since, staying over night here. We are
looking for stirring times all along Mason and
Dixon's line, and especially at Cairo and in
Virginia.
should like to hear Of the capture Of the
great mud hole (Cairo), and also Of the bonn.
bardment and destruction Of that infamous
and insolent sink of iniq uity. "Sinsennatty,"
which could easily be done with a few colum
biads and mortars planted opposite on the
Kentucky shore. 1t Is to be regretted that
the course Of Kentucky has been such as to
forbid our investing Cincinnati in the man
nsr mentioned. 1t would bs to strike q terri.
BILE and trenchant blow where its effect would
be terrible and dishear tenipg to the foe
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Arrival Of the Canada-One Day Later from
Europe.

NBw YORK, July 10 The steamship Canada
news from Europe.
Ihe sales Of cotton at Liverpool on Saturday,
the 3oth of June, were II, coo bales, of " hich
spectators and exporters took 5000 bales.
advancing tendency. Breadstufs were quiet
and unchanged, aud provisions dull. At Lon
don consuls quoted AT S9i
AT Harvrs, Orleans Tres Ordindfre quoted
at III francs; Bus los francs, The marker
closed active at improving prices. The stock
on hand was SIS. 900; and the sales during the
week were 1900 bales.
lsEcoHD DISPATCH ] .
NEW YORK, July 10.-Ths Canada, at Hall
fax, brings Intelligence that the new English
Law Chancellor would take his seat under the
title OF Ashbury.
British naval commanders have been in
structed not TO recognize the closing OF the
New 4ranadian ports.
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Runners, &C., In BaltImore.

BALTIMORE, j ly lit is again rumored
mere that Gen. Patterson's entire army has
been annihilated
The troops CHARTERED in the city are appa.
rently preparing to leave
Mr: Dodge, Unionist, has been ppoin ted
City Marshal.
MAJOR TWiller's dispatches create intense
curiosity. 1t appears they demanded the viz.
tual surrender Of Washington.
I'VE don't know who Msjor Twiller is. Col
Taylor went to Washington with dispatche
Probably the Northern public has been "sold"
as 10 the nature of the dispatches.-EDs.
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A PATRIOTIC ExAMPLg.-Parke Arnold ESQ >,
of Ooweta county, has uniformed an en- tire
company Of soldiers from Palmetto at his own
expense - furnishing everything, including
swords. He took his own overseer, IA very
tall man, and made him color bearer Of the
company. He has two thousand one hundred
acres planted in cotton, and says that, Al ter
deducting his expenses and enough for ordi-
nary uses, he will subscribe the balance to the
thousand dollars for the victory that wins our
independence.
MIR. Arnold is one of those dear oppressed
Union men for whose relief Lincoln is send
Ing an army down South Athens Confedsracu
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BucKHAsyOx, Va, July 10, p. M.-Geu.
Mcclellan reports that the Southerners are
strongly entrenched within two miles of his
camp He directs that all Federal forces
within forty miles Of his camp shall join his
column Immediately.
lsEcoND DrsPArcH.1
BucKHAHSoE, July discriminating con.
tinues, and four invaders have been killed
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HessianS Caught In Ambush.

QuIxcsY, ILL, July n.-Capt. McAliIster,
VITA nve men OF the l0Jn Illinois Regiment,
were killed seven miles this side OF Nonros.
Iney were caught in ambush
thousand cavalry and infantry leave for
Col. Smith succor Tonight.
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Mclisllan.a Earcea

CIxcISSATr, July 1.-No dispatches have
been received from Gen McUlellan's forces
since Sunday, the It'll inst.
lsBcosp DIsPArcHl
CINCINNATI, July IL The reason assigned
for not hearing any news from Gen. McOlel-
lan's command IL that he Is advancing to-
wards Beverley, Va, and before he reaches
that place some severe Il citing Is expected.
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The Afrafr a, Monroe Station. Mo.

ST. JOSEPH, July ll-An attempt was made
on yesterday TO capture a train at Monroe
Hudson.
The Telegraphic wires having been cut, or
oy other means out of working order, no reli-
able news has been received
Palmyra has been burned
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Seizure of a Richmond Vessel,

FORTRESS MoSRos, July IL The Federal
steamer s 9oaker City mas captured the Amy
WARWICK, with 5000 sacks OF coffee ~.
cargo Is mostly owned in Richmond, Va.
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By James ri. Taylor r Sen, Aact's.
V~ENIR AnEsr nplVAT = u Egg ~ p - ~ e

~ ANu VAGANT LDr aiJoIN lfGG, N fHs
aoSTH SIDE OF MaksH ALL. BETWEEN LIT
AND ADAMS s?REETs, Al AUCTION viii
De sold, ON the premises. en- TrEsDAY. the 10Th
mat, conn nciug Al clock L ~, that newly
oscupincy of J. A. 6iazeb ouk. Il. q ffon log on
Marshall street 81 feet, aud runaing back l5e sS
to an alley.
The House contains rooms. and Ia furnished
with al tho Gas aud Water hxturas 7hevaeant
.ot aiIoiniGg fronts - f-et op said Marshall
street, a1d run, back as the above.
TEahs. -OEe'h h rd cst b. the balance at G AMI II
noDths foI negotlapis notes, with ingere added.
seolred by deed OF rnst.
jy1k as. NJ. TAYLOR SON, Aue.s.
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The TelygPaph.

LouIsvILLE, KY, July u-Gen. SCOTS or.
DER 10 suppress all Geographic correspondence
IN relation to army matters has been enforced
al the cleveland tOhio) telegraph Office
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The Rank Rto,. M Mt,w..t,.

MILWAUKEE,, July II The Banks and
han ers have paid the Zouavss thousand
dollars Ia gold for shooting their fellow .citi-
zens. THE Zouaves were called out recently
to suppress mob against the banks aud shot
unfortunately men, women aud children to
suppress it, -
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Habeas Corpus in Missouri.
From Mnshinplau

Sr. LOUIS, July lI.-Judge Catown has is
sue0 hdtedS corpus for ex-senator Green.
ana refused Inc PEA ZION tor Capt. Campbell.
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Decision in a haiir.ad Case

LoUIsvILLE, Ky, July IL The Court has
decided against Brady and Davis, in the rail
road case, that the Government mas the right
TO stop the road.
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SAD.-Ellen Bibbs, about twenty. five years
of age, good looking, Of polite and engaging
manners, committed suicide In Memphis,
Tenn, ON the Sth instant, by taking lauda-
mum. Cause-unreq uited love.
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NEW NTOCK OF MILITARY GOODS.
~ At KING & LAMBETH's.
No l02 NJ lin sfraaf

GOLD LACES Of all sizes.
MILITARY BUTT ms, large and small.
Ex saEsp SKINS KIM PATEN r. tEATH h .AArA
"a 3 e aId heavy BLUE CLOTHS.
Machine SEWING THREAD
KNANELLED CLOTH, sc SC,
a.d ysr' s.s Of articles for Saddle ana H:r
A AVING GIVEN UP MY OFFICE In Rich
- mG ;1 Ior the present. persons having usi
0ffca, which will reach me at my Residences in
s.v.r.l MICH {1SfS s.; sgT .r,s ,1 5s
iAi;o. one or two MULks. '' J. +. 8.
TO X H 1 II E-During the remainder Of me
l. year, to one who is willing to pay fair price,
a servAn. MAN, for whose good charsetsr and
Said servant has been accustomsi to wait on
want q : man in whom conadsnss may Be- repos-
ed, and at the same time efficient and good tenn
wiLLfRMs. PETERS & Co,
j. la-2t* Next door to the Custom House.
RICE AND FLO N.
10 casks Carolina whole RICE,
80 bbls. choice Family FLOUR,
ROBERTS MELLEN,
jy ls-3t* Corner Cary and 18th SIS.
HAY.
BALED MOUNTAIN
Per sale by o,.,n,v,vo zoo
nEklMABLE b A T.. = o N AND FlX.
~ TURRs FOX SALE.-I am authorized to sell
the kEf and FIXTURES Of . very desirably 10
Gated BAR kOOA, situated near The corner 18th
and Main streets, between Main and franklin
Asnt only $3.50. For terms. apply 70 ror~
jyls-st Corner 18th and Main strssts.
NOTICE.-M srcusnts eomlns to Richmond to
N buy TOBACCO, can 6ud good supply Of last
years work, now ready for showing, which
will sell cheap, for cash, BY calling on me ct my
Factory. in rear of Nessrs. +. h. bkinker Coz,
between kth and 18th streets.
INDIA RtBBEK CL0T H.-A small lot Of
j. genutae Rubber Cloth, ct the Iron Front Cloth
i'''' ~ KEN ss H. s n.If ;sli;' wILL1Axs
IN Q G
US or.sl. BY
y I1M EDMOND, DAVENPORT 3 co.
oKpNANCk DKPAk!1kNT,f
NOrICE.--No more WAGONS arc required by
IA. csios.l roraos g D y
IlRAyHE1 an o FTUHS. EKeosI7isa daily,
Pssches and Plans, from Colhm6gs, O.. foi
safe low " ~ nv A. ANTOhI.
RE Tf Il. 81 9o1.. z! SSe4 ss4 nv 10i
CfkkI--stYa; kllsissS7 7sssi. md q S7s1S
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WASHINGTON, July IL The difficulties in re-
lation TO the Mexican treaty precludes direct
mail comm uMcatiOnS.
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ClscInsAfi, July tl-F.'S. 6tsuiton q On
route % Warrington He has been appointed
United States senator from Kansas. 9lce lin
Lane, who has been appointed Rfigad3er.
General.
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COLLEGE CLAssMArEs.-Col. John G. Burch,
aid to Major General Pillow, Edward q. par.
ker, aid TO Major-deneral Butler, at Fortress
Monroe, b. aratz Brown. CT Mo, Colon 81 of
a Lincoln regiment, and Major Winthrop, who
was killed at Big Bethel, were classmates.
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New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July H. The sales of Cotton
to day were 2, 400 bales middliDgs at l5S cents.
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Rrsn NsrsAwesssrn virsinia. Nsrshera Ae.

BucxHAHsoH, Va, July lO.-A FEDERAL 70.
oonnoi tsripg party, which ventursd too near
to the Southern lines, had one OF Its men
killed and two nnded.
Skirmishes during the past two days have
been bloody. The outherners are strongly
entrenched. II they make q determined stand.
q heavy loss Of life IL Inevitable.
Gen. Mcclellan was to have attacked them
this morning.
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Tho Exploit Of Capt. Wise. Command.

WAsHISdros, uly 1.-The Federal mail:
nase oeeh entieiy discontinued tor points IL
middle and West Tennessee.
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Fatal Rsraiss n Resxe..

BosroH, July u.-Prosessof Lonsfa,lov,s
wife mas bsen fatally burned, and thS ProfSs.
s0r, while sndeayog1ng 70 empress ths m.
wss slso ssrerely buried.
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A WoRrHy MAx.-Mr. H.. L. Worthy, of
Sumter county, Ga, has donated to the Sum
ter Flying Artillery the liberal sum Of one
thousand dollars.
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The Northern States and n

OINcISSATI, July lit is reported here
companies Of Federal troops at Chenille.
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Col. Thomas Indicted for Piracy.
BALTIMORE, July 11.-Col. Thomas has been
indicted for piracy and treason.
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hICnMOND Il UANV,L LIB RAlLKOAD)
sUPERINTENDENT'S oFFICE.
RICHM Nd, July ID. 1881, }
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR THE
y bOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
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\ l1IOE LETTERS-.Rsmainin in the RICH.
1851.
. II Published by authority Of Act Of Congress
~ the paper having the Iargest circulation In the
District where printed
~ Persons calling for letters In the LIsT will
plaAaa say thAY AnxrnrIaRn
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I tRGE AsNVKIMnNr U* YTAPLE

~ n;srr sNtI Dtl q, DIS, 1T ANCTICN.--
large as orimen, eff DsY Goopi eaas.sytiaS %
lawns Gale 'es, Csn.,ri au'lias. Lse,s, a.
siHns, TariAtons Ed4icgs. .Veii~, issors, Hu;-
ms, Spml Cottons, Laoies' kmhreiaared Hand.
xereniefs, Gents Esnek archisfs k,bbeos Erafds.
frnges, L. dies a, d Ms. es' Viii O, Mixed and
sac. col red Hose: Combs Brushes boao. IA
dies Collars, Tapes, Linen Bo, omF. Forta. Mon.
naies, &c, &c.
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ADDITION Al.

Will be addod I, the above sale ssa varas
GREY Military Cloth. a me 81 excel eut srt,oIs
The attention Of the trade is Iequa.tea
~ 10 = Coon, Auct
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LANES, IICT

g. LIST.
H.Imstead miss CLARA
Hicks miss Martha
Hill misc N l.
Hill miss Rob srta
Hill miss Saliie +
Hatchett miss b J
Harrington miss Il
Harris mi 3 Maria
Hairston miss z n
WINS miss E J
Johnson mrs DR. ]
yodkins mrs " A
Johnson miss n 4
Johnson miss Auals
Kelly mrs NC
Kennedy ms MI
Kelley mrs re
kuper mrs + A
kimbrough mrs Sarah
kimurous h miss E J
Ken dtick miss Louisa
Landrum mrs 81
Lain mrs Elizabeth
Leethe 8 mrs l. A
Lyle mrs Josephine
Lee miss Annie Az
Lindsay Eliza
MoblultOn mrs Caroline
Mi lburn mrs Nj
Michaels mrs b
Nay nard mrs 5 Y
Martin mrs E
Macon miss l. e
Martin Kiss N A
Marehali miss P J
Merriam miss VAL
Meanly miss Sarah T
Myers Miss Martha J
Mortimer miss F L
Mccullough mrs u
McDonougn mFs Jane
Newton mrs J Az
Osborne mrs Nj A
Page mrs NJ
POWELL mrs Reboeca
Pearcs miss L BIZ
Prlddy miss SA
Pollard miss Ellen 4
Phillips miss A II
kiCa mrs i j
klddell mrs Thos J
Richardson mrs Sue
Rowe mrs Sarah
Russell mrs Maria
Randolph miss aIiza
Key miss NJ J
Eltehis miss
hogeis mis- Mary
ROBERTSON miss Sarah
Spain ms "A
SHILLING mrs A B
StOne ms EV
Singleton miss Auo
Seugwick miss LF
Tyi Ter mrs no
Trainer mrs Sarah A
~ Ter IN es Mary J
Tucker miss haiah
Tyree miss 8 A
Iento miss Georgiana
Terrell miss b O
Taylor miss | H
Toliver miss Fannie
Veitch Mrs H
VIENNA miss 8
Vermiiiera mics z
Walker mrs L
Walton Inls u
Washington mrs L
White mrs LR
White mrs h A
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Wilkins nrs RI
Williams mrs III q
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Witten mrs NJ w
Wood mrs s A
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Wares miss A
Whiting ufss J e
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Williams miss E.
Williams miss II
Willis miss NJ A
Wingfsld miss NJ K
Young mrs J G
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please say tney are Al
LAD
Allison mrs X A
Allen mrs L K
Abrams mrs H w
Askew mrs 3
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Atkinson miss NJ J
Allen miss J
Burks mrs Jane
bayley mrs n J
Baldwin mrs V
Barker mrs k &
Barker mrs Y B
senneti mrs v /.
Brent mrs G
Brown mrs +
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buTks MAS 4 &
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Boston III. - Bett .
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Branch mics J
happell mrs & B
Cnalkiey mrs 4 Z
Gary mrs Harriet
Garfield mrs Julia A
CatsiI mrs H AZ
Clarke mrs Ann
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Cook mrs d (col'd)
camp mrs A II "a
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Carter miss T r
Cary miss Lizzie
Child miss susan
lark mtes Ann
Coleman Amy
Cox miss II
Crump miss C 0
OrutcnbeId miss Betti,
Cullen miss Fanny
Cepnus Judy
Davidson mrs d P
Uuulevy mrs h K
DUwner mrs Maria
Dunn lars Ma ria A
Uunu mrs nj b
DUNCAN mrs Lucinda
DoDsun mis- I'm ~
DondvdI miss nj
Drew miss Mary A
Dwyer miss f
Doud niles MOlIio A
Davenport miss II ID
Davis miss Lucy r
Davis miss Eliza
Durham miss Cath
caves mrs ID Il
Egs leslvn mrs II n
Elyson Mary E
Earlght miss Ellen
England miss III V
kvere,t miss Abby
Epps miss GSOrgle
swans miss J 4
thniY miss Katharine
Russell HISS NJ J
Flnigan miss Kate
Fore Miss II A
Folkes miss Matte G
FigY miss II q
Forester miss Fattie
FiHg miss Lucy A
Failon miss Mary L
Gardner mrs Amanda
cary mrs II b
Gray mrs Harriet
GoodsOn miss l. V
Garllst mss N J
Cartwright miss q
Hughes mrs l. A
Xix mrs Frances
Hendrlck mis- VI q
hsndriok mrs Msry
Hailst0n mrs T w
dale mrs IL c
Haley mrs + l.
HoGsvwriXht miss G
Hogan mlss Ann