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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08

POLICE CoUBT--J Justice. j. u. White pre-
siding.-Patrick Mccarthy, charged with
breaking up alot of chinaware, OF the value
Of S17, the property Of Ann Burke. Case
continued until this morning.
Charles Hill and Henry Lester (cofored)
charged with having in their possession {
lot OF manufactured tobacco, the property
of some person unknown. Case continued
until this morning.
Maria Taylor (colored, for assaultiDg and
beating Lucy Banks (colored), was fined ",
Henry Corr and Lewis Davis, charged
with feloniously breaking into the store.
house Of Samuel C. Tardy and stealing sun:
dry articles of merchandise OF the value OF
S7OO. Case continued until Monday morn
ing.
Caroline Loney (colored), charged with
threatening to beat Ann Waddie, "and did
youse meney threats aginst hir Careater, u
was fined IS. ;;1.l .',s.5
The continued case of Mary Braxton (co,
lored), charged with stealing silver watcf4
chain and pair of shoes from Mary Robin.
son (colored), was again called. The pri.
soner was sent OH to the grand jury.
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THOUGHT 1T WAS HER UUsBAHD.-One
dark night, not long ago, Il burglar entered
a priyate residence in Sixth avenue On as
cending one flight Of stairs he observed 4
light in chamber, and while hesitatirg
what to do large woman suddenly descend
ed upon him, seized him by the throat,
forced him down through the hall, and
pushed him into the street before he had
time to think. "Heroic Repulse of u Bur
elnr by Woman" was the way the story
appeared in the newspapers next day, But
when friends called and congratulated her
upon her courage she exclaimed "Good
gracious didn't know it was 4 burglar.
If had / should have beenfrightened to
death. I thought it was my husband come
home drunk again, and ] was determined
he shouldn't stay III the house in that con.
dition.n-L louisville Sun,
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CONSERVATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CoNvEN-
r1oS.-The Convention to nominate 4 cam
didate to represent this district in Congress
will meet at noon to-day in the concert
room of the Exchange Hotel.
For the benefit of the members OF the
Convention we publish the following state,
ment Of tile vote cast at the gubernatorlal
election in 1860: Richmond city, G,2l5
Henrico, 1,721; Chesterfield, 2,2o1 Pow
hatan, so; Amelia, go; Cumberland, 620 !;
Hanover, 1,sl2; Charles City, 3ss;, New
Kent, 0OI. ...
Blythe rule adopted by the State Commit,
tee each county and the city of Richmond
will be entitled to one vote for every l0O
cast at the gubernatorial election.
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AUCTIOa saAEs TrHIs DAY.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS win ,eu at 4sP. ii

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at 4iP II. 81
acres OF land on the Meadow Bridge road,
about half n mile north Of the city.
A. W. ROSEN, High Constable, viii sell at r.
n. small fr med building OIL the northeast
corner OF 4th and Canal streets. -
A. w. ROsEN will sell at 1o NJ, at store No. 8,
eeouth 18th street. steam engine and boiler,
cookie machines, scparators, &c. r4s'
RICHARDSON s. co. will sell ut d, p. NJ foHr
building lots On the vest side Of 5sh, between
Canal and b. yrd streets. -
C1OK & LAUGHT0N will sell at 10 a. NJ.
horses, mules, etc.
THos. w. KEESEE win sell at 10 A. NJ. horses,
mules, and dray.
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FoRREST.-The Theatre was crowded last
evening from pit to dome, the occasion be-
ing MIR. Forests rendition of 4" King Lear.'
This role is one Of his specfalties, and to say
that he eXcelled in it would be but to
repeat what was said and expected OF
him. He was warmly received, and mani
festations of appreciation were given at
every turn in the play. The support was
very good, though we are without space to
specify. The piece passed off most excel
lently the audience was the most brilliant
of the season, and the evening altogether
was most enjoyable one. Tonight Mr..
Forests engagement closes with "Damon
and Pythias." Monday night Laura Keene
in s'The School for Scandal"
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Mr. Thomas s. Dab
ney, route agent on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, met with Il serious accident
a lew days ago. He had been out of town
ON a visit to friend and was returning to
Richmond when the horse attached to the
buggy in which he was riding took fright
and ran away. Mr.. Dabney was thrown
out ON the roadside, and was badly injured
about the head. He was carried to. the
SpotsWood Hotel, where he received surgi-.
cal attention at the hands Of Drs. Trent and
Wise. He is now much better, and will be
able to resume his duties in day or two.
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HusrINGs CouRT, FRIDAY-Judge Gutgon
presiding. g.-A new trial was granted John
Antoni, upon the ground of newly-d
covered evidence in the case since his con.
viction. The case was set for new hear
ing at this term, and the prisoner bailed
for his appearance. 24
The motion docket Of civil cases and forth.
coming bonds, etc., will be called to-day.
The Jury in the case of Geo. Walton, ad,
journed to Thursday, will meet at the
Hastings Court this morning at II O'Clock !,
at which time the case will be called for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08

TIE BURFooT Coal MINES, in Chester
field county, about twelve miles above
Richmond, were flooded by the recent
fresh. These mines have been worked by
Mr.. Job Atkins, who has spent large
amount in developing them in the last year.
He had just reached new beds of coal and
coke, from which they expected rich re-
turns, when this. calamity overlook him.
throwing ont of employment about one
hands, and subjecting him to loss
of about 5000.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap.
tist Sunday-School Association viii be held
at the Baptist Church in Manchester to.
morrow afternoon ut 3X O'Clock. A train
will leave the Danyille depot at L. NJ.
taking visitors free. -s..y
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STATE MEDICAL CONVENTIONAL conven-
ton, to which all regular practising physlI-
clans in the State of Virginia are invited,
will be held in this city on "Wednesday,
November I'd proX. at Il meeting OF the
Richmond Academy of Medicine On Thurs
dav night the following committee was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the re-
rep:ion of the members Of the convention /:
Dr. J. S. Wexford, A. Snead, j. B. Coaklev,
Greed Thomas, and T. II. Upshllr.
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Soys OF TEMPERANcE.-A u meeting OF
Springfield Division, No. -, held On Thurs
day evening, the following officers were
elected q. b. Clarke, w. p; s. G. Curry,
w. A.; T.. Wiley Davis, r. s.; NJ. S.
Burcb, a. r.. 81; w. Hall Grew, +. S. !;
Jno. i. Shinbcrger, Tre9r; ). j. English,
Jr., Con-; George z. Burch, Asst Con; (;
John S. Pollard, I. $. Thos. Il. Jenes, @.
S. r, III. Mullen, Chaplain.
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UNSAFE BU1LDING.-The City Engineer,
after u thorough examination of the First
Market-house, reports the front wall TO be
in an unsafe condition. The damage was
wrought by the late fresh. It would be
well for property-owners to have all build
ings whose foundations have been undei
water to undergo rigid examination
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.;owLAN & Co., jewelers., are receiving mag.
Difcent new fall styles Of all the choice patterns
Of fine jeweIry. Gets OF amethyst, coral, pearls,
diamonds; ne~ patterns medalions, neck chains.
I.eontlne and opera chains, glove bands, handkei
chief holders diamond rings, and superb new sill
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenlh
sfrentS -..-..----
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One thousand cords Of dry oak and pine wood,
which We are selling 81 per cord below the usual
price. large portion Of which Is superior forest
pine cut expressly orthe use o. the factory south
side Of the Basin, between 10th and 1llh streets.
sr-... WATKINS 8 BROTHER. /
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STRIKING WoMAN.-A. l.. Lowe and
Mrs. Isabella Pollock were arrested yester-
day afternoon on cross-warrantS for assault
and battery. The latter had been badly
fist fist Tbev y1 We're % baiIed nile % bV Justice crew to
appear at the Police Court this morning, /
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THE DROWNING OF Mr.. WEsT.-The
family of Mr.. A. 81. West, who was drowned
last Friday by the great iiood in the Valley
of Virginia, reside on Church Hill. The
first information received by Mrs. West OF
the untimely death of her husband was
contained in special telegram published
in this paper yesterday. He was about sixty
years of age, and was carpenter by trade.
He leaves six children, and his family are
said to be in straitened circumstances.
His body has not been recovered.
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LooK CLosE.-De Haven's circus must
have been composed of most unmitigated
gan. of rascals. Itcan be proved that the
ticket agent knowingly and deliberately
palmea Of -at this place and Rocky Mount
an immense amount of counterfeit money
of all denominations. Although it is too
far for the victims in this section to remedy
the evil, this notice may be somewhat in.
strumental In forewarning other places OF
what they may expect from this troupe
Yarboro' Southerner.
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THE superior kindling, cooking, sawed split,
and long Oak and Pine Wood cold by j. B. WAT
KINs, I'LL Main street, from his new steam fac
tory, is UNSURPASSED In quality and cheapness. Hc
also sells the cheapest and best Anthracite and
Ritnminnns nai and Coke.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. William a. Wright, for
merly of the American Hotel Of this city,
and now proprietor Of the Nickerson 9ouse,
Columbia, S. c., is in the city, looking as
we'll as in DAYS OF YOre.
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PROFESSOR THOMASy. CARR'S "a
Il FA aHIo A BIZ DANCING AGA 2.s-1S&
ny, corner Of Main aoi 9th STREETS, having ~
now opea for tie reception Of scholars. iW ILL.,
NESDAY and sATUR IAY AFrERNuQ 81 at
3e'clock, for misses and masters;M M tNDAfand
tIemen. Private Instruction given, either indl-
vidually or III classes. .,ils Sc 27-4ftn
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IHAvE for sale at my yard 9Th street, near the
packet landing 100 cords or seasoned Oak and
Pine Wood. Also, Lump and Anthracite Coal.
X. q. GARY, No. lls,
near the packet landing.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATES Candidates for
Office can have their cards. circulars, handbills,
etc., printed promptly and at low priccs at the
Dtspdtch printing .house. i
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I,sr OF UNYAILABLE LETTERs Rem AIMING
IN THE RICHMOND .PosT-oPFIcE 0cT. Z, 1870.
E. b. Spence, Richmond A. q. Gnnnan,
Orange q. III. Dr. Wm. i. Gaines, Rich
moud !; Mrs. III. C.tWright, Naynseoro.
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NoTARIEs APPOINTED Governor
has appointed E. NJ. Garnett, Ed. j. War
ren, II. II. Sutton, and John G. Sintoli,
notaries for Richmond, and John J.2Wilker-
son notary for Pittsylyania, "
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r ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POS Il OF Z (
QGrOBER 8, ls7n.
Persons calling Tor letters in this list will please
say .Adpertised'
LADIES, LIST.
Rranch Mrs, lien p Iiliams, Martha
BOYLE, Irs. M. j. Wintree. Mcs: n: "A.
I,o;k Mrs Caroline (21 Wicks, Miss 0. ID.
S,o,t Mira NJ A. Whitehead, Mrs. Jane
GENTBEMES'S LiST.
Burton, John II. ta) Mantle. henry
Rnwen nicnard A. OVERLY andrew =.
1,ot;r,iI, Jolm III, Pearson, allen 4 Co.,
CrnS, ~ W rerdue. James Nj. IS,
nodson H. r. a. BedG=ld, WILDER
Elcmiug anderson Royal, Henry
rrais.er, Hcary VI. SIM Y, thomas
Franklin Jag l.. Naogh an, Jobn b
uobbs Wm. Ii. Woodson, fatIlcR
.Iohnsnu Peter Weriendykc, j. Is.
knight, Ii. .. ,>-cur % A.
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DoNATIoN.-Capt. John A. Coke handed
to Mayor Ellyson on yesterday check for
$50, sent by Messrs. Hicks, Barr u Co., OF
New York, for the relief of the sufferers by
the late flood. ...s.,...4 ...y+ +f.a.- !
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e. ELLYsoN & CO. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, aud the northern cities, a. pub
ishers' rates for cash. apply at this Office
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ADJUSTMENTS. s'.si go
II At ST.. .aLBxNs' HALL.
A HOME INSTITUTION. a s..,s

Therigis to uss Fiiimpton's Roller Skates in this
city having been purchased from mes.re. ranc q
there wtt be Assem- bly, given az, tho aosye nall
THIS Saturday NIGHT Eon to 10 q Clio =
also, there will be q morning assembly. e3ctn.
siyeiy for ladies', from 10 to Il O'clock THIS DAY.
The services Of Mr.. PRENTICE, the act0npiished
Professor, have been eogs ged. He wta bestsn
of the assem- lies. Next wces us morrlpg ass em.
blies for lad es exclusively wnI DO scdntlnaed as
usual. and there will be assemblh i 1uEaDsY;
TnURsDAY, anti SATURDAY NIgHIS ana
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, Ys and F11 "A AZ
TaRNOONs. The night assemblies win COM
mence at O'Clock; the afternoon at &so'ci6ck.
Pricef forthe priyilegs OF using the skares VIII
50c for single tickets for persons over fourteen !;
under fourteen, 25c.; pnek age of rSelyct scksts
will bc svld for 80. admitting adults .3any " We
assemb les. large nall Will soon be DUH lor tDe
purpose of rOllef f-skating. 500 BtfEfsc NHl9 ~
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SCHOOL kinds Of schools Icireu
lars, reports, &c.,executed at the Dispatca otse
as cheIp as ale cheapest. Us c.fNta.s
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CoNvrcTs HIRED.-Fifty convicts have
been hired to the James River and Kana-
wha Canal Company for repairs on the
canal, -
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CHEAPEST YEr.-Yo Yoa can get good Envelopes
with your card printed on them, for only ~ pc
thousand, ut DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.
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l WAS CURED IMMEDIATELY by your Con-
ouFaon after suffering with chil]s for six months
r. W. SToGRs. I
The CoNQUERoR is sold at WOOD SONS new
drug store, 9th and Main streets. nG !
saa ofbnr certifcstes
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PRIaTrsG.-Plain, colored, and fancy print
ing executed with neatness and ut low rates q
Dtspdsch Printing House.
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STUDENTS AT OUR COLLEGES can lhd the best
assortment Of Textbooks In The city At ELLYsoS
L TAYLoR's, next TO Dispatch Office, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08

TIE AGUE CoNoUERoR.--See Mr.. Crutch-
fields certificate III to-days Issue. This certainly
must be coed article. Sold by WOOD & Sons.
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. LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS ;, SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments :.
Broad-street Methodist. = Rev. DR.. Ed
wards will preach at II A. M. and IL p. M.
Nicholson-street Methodast.--To be sup.
piled at II A. NJ. Rev. r. 81. Mullen at u
PM. ,.e,--.-----
Oregon Hill Methodist.-Rev. Robert A,
Armistead at II A. M.
fethodist.- REV. j. E. Gates at II
A. Robert A. Armistead at x z.
NJ. -..~...--..-....
Grdce-strcct PresJyterian.- Rev. Wm'
Brown. D. D., at II A. M.
Second PresGyteraass.-Rey. DR.. Hogc
being absent, attending a meeting of Pres
bytery, bis pulpit will be supplied by Rev,
James P. Smith, Of Fredericksburg, Va.
Third Prcsbyterian.-Rev. Il. 7. Baird.
D. D., at II a. NJ. and tx P. NJ.
rc-DtscipLes.-Rev. j. a. Dear
born Of II A. NJ. and X p. NJ.
First BaptiSt.-Rev. W. u. Thomas at II
A. NJ. and * p. NJ.
Fulton Bapttst.-Rev. j. NJ. Newbill at II
4. NJ.
Methodist Episcopal. .-(United States
courtroom). Services resumed at II A. NJ
by Rev. w. T. hemenway.
st. Marks Episcopal.-Rev. DR.. Sparrow
will otficiate morning and night.
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ALL THE LATEST MAGAZINES WEEKLY AM
DAILY NEWSPAPERS, can be found as ELtgsoSa
TAYLoG,s news depot, next 70. DisFGfcA 0Mce
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"B SELECT Avery superior whiskey, sold by
Ne srs. w. ID. BLAIR & Co., 9th and Main, at
s.. 50 pcr gallon. - f@'
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-lts history-i!s Rectors.
See Sunday Telegram tomorrow morning.
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The city gas works OF Paris have been cue Gu
off. Victor Hugo, however, is In the cits'
Ait Gerinan female tabies this year
will bc named AuglR RtI.
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No PASSENGER TRAIN will be rum on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tomorrow.
On Monday and every day thereafter the
trains will run as usual.
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- The BAUNsTErN NfoRGERY.--Wela e learn tta at
Judge w lIiianrW. Crump has been retained
Dy Mr.. ChahoeH as one Of his counsel IN
sIais case. s 4 s..s ss s
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snlfhs' coal at We. PiLcHE2's yard, ah. be
tween Main and Cary streets. !.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF ssTncK-
On LDERS.-A specfsf meeting of the SICK.
BURG AN. POT. MAC <hAILsJsD ca
PANY win be held at the onlcsof the q ntpanr: IN
the city q Rshn.na @ sn ,dHEMspAX te ds'
BY order OF The President and Directors. SO
), Sc i0--ltd j. b. WINSTOH,, ,eecretaEY.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

I IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
IL REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND pUST-
OFFICE OCTOBb,Rs 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this list VIII please
any Advertised
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EDGAR W. CUOwELL, Resident Manager;
JOSEPH Il. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
LOCAL DIRECT0KS-NEN YORK

LOCAL DIRECTGkS--SEW YORK
r. NJ. Archibald. Il. B. VI. Consul. chairm an /;
4. 4. Low, of a. A. Low & Brothers; E. :. Jaf-
fray, of Y. 5. IaGray & Co.: Richard Irwin, of
Rlchard Irwin & Co; David SaloGlan ; j. Boor-
man Johnston, Of j. Roorman Johnston L Co. /;
Jsmcs -tuart, ofJ 81. Stuart.
he Company links Itself entirely 10 3 FIRE
business.
All Losses equltably adjusted and PROMPT
LI PAID.
The business Of this company, extending over g
period Of SIXTY seven years, having been uniform
y prosperous. has won for them high reputa-
t3on throughout the world or careful management
and financial strength. The patronage o. the In
surfing public Is solicited, with special attention
10 our liberal rates ofpremlum.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
General 4 q, uts xtate of Virginia.
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OLD PApERs, Iii packages OF one hundred
more, fer sale at the Dispdtca countinE.rooin.
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ssl.EErrsas.
MEETINGS.. tsssst III; s5sI (
HIGHLY IMPORTANT POLITICAL
xoTfCE.

So. r. r-sS~AJ1s
- .f>E
The voters OF the city or R,ehmond and ns xf-
Eclnity are most earnestly requested to assems,eas
METROPOLITAN HALL on MONDAY EVEN
ING, October 10th, at o'clock r. NJ, 10 Near
Major JOHN L. MORGAN, OF CLARKE county,
and other distinguished gentlemen, upon ina
issues Of the day and tbs duties Of the hour
LIE. the MECnAs1cs and all the I LABoErsG
PEOPLE turn out in full force, and tesde for
themselves shiciiof she two parties ft tssincuna-
bent upon them to sustain. 80, s. @.t5s,a'
"a fchairulain I'd CONVERSATIONAL Dist Com.
SAM'L l.. aNADLE, - 80
80, Secretary ad Congressional DIST Com!
II soe s-st sii5 Z ~ ssit tal5
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Allen, Miss E.
Avis. Miss N,
Anderson, Mrs I.
Anrcl. Mrs. j. j.
Angel, Mrs. II. NJ.
Armstrong, Miss =. +.
Armstrong, Mrs. &. {.
Armstrong. Miss \.
atkinson, NitsS is.
BauIh, Miss B.
B S., Miss =. y.
R1ughan, Miss NJ. E.
Bailey, Mrs. f.
Baker. Mrs. r D.
Beverley, Miss &. -.
Rcnne.t, Mrs. NJ. G.. >
Birns Mrs +.
Bartlett, Miss l..
Bowler, Mrs. L.
Bowman, Miss y.
Br xtap, Mrs. T. A.
| Brown. Mrs. :.
Bryant, Miss A.
Booker, Mrs. NJ.
Brown. Mrs. j.
Brown, Mrs. ".
| Carter, Miss Is.
| Chamberlin. MISS Z.
| Chambers, Mrs. g.
| Chaplain, Miss A.
| Cochran, Mrs. &. B.
| Coles, Mrs. S.
Eowan, Mrs. n. T..
| Conuor, Miss A. b.
| Cox, Mrs. NJ. T..
| Cyenshaw, Miss III.
| Carrie, Mrs. NJ. +.
| Uavis, Miss :. y.
| Dickson, bilss Il.
! Doar, Miss M. X.
| Duncan. Mcs. /.
Edtlleton, Miss x.
| Ellcrson, Mrs. j. Il.
| Ellis, MRS. +. c.
| Eitcil. Atrs. 4. K.
| Fox, Mrs. 81. A.
| Fox, j. A.
| Frecland, Mics r.
| Garrett, Mrs. B.
Garland, Miss u.
| Gibson, Mrs. A. b. (@f
Griffin, Mrs. A. NJ.
Gwlu, Mrs. f.
Grubus, Miss j.
,.ritlin, Mrs. Nj. II.
| GrceniIow, miss NJ. j.
Hargraycs, Miss l.
Harris, M.
Hslieran. Miss Al.
Harris, Mrs. Is
Henderson. Mrs. f..
Hclsk III, Miss D. n.
Hlll. Mrs. NJ.
Ntll, 4
Howard Mrs. u.
lIoCHes, Mrs. NJ.
IIpokcr Mrs. A.
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1--WE DOLLARS RE WARD JtYsszH
Il Estrayed from my residence, 100 north 9x7S-
Ninth street. O dark brown BUEFALs, COn i,
with black teats, and hair punched ON head. ~
Oc st re, HOHSON.
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Anderson, w. NJ.
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