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This Stove. with the new improve me nts hav-
lug larger Oven, aud greater facilities for boil
ing, make il the best Stove the nited States.
Also. full supply of the Ol! Pattern six sizes
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns Air
Tights; Saratoga three sizes; Stanicy's, three
yes, and many sizes OF Russia Iron and Parlor
Stoves. Various sizes and patterns six, seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware Of every desc rip
ton, Copper Kettles, Tin-ware, &c. Any per
son wishing good
ooo.S1IY@ 3roy13c
he would refer them to the following persons
hsving Buck 5 Stove in Trustees OF FIRE. nds
Eonra,ng School, Samuel Test. B-ni. fuighum.
Barnaba> Hobbs, John Pool, Levi Jes.up. Also.
10 The following persons: Chas. W. Starr. Sid
ney smith, Elijah Coffin. 5. MurJock, r.. Borton,
5. Lynde, IRWIN Reed, Mr.. Anderson, X. Shuts,
J. Whcrry. j. MATHS. Mr.. Holloway. l.. Fish
Ter, J. ii. Van Camp. J. Heap, A. &. blanchard.
DIR. Austin. DIR. Howeils, A. W bowers. Charlie.
Coffin, J. W alker, w. Show, J. Jones'. b Davis,
w. Thisi,eihwa,tc, J. Saunders, II. d. Payne,
J. Ogborn, J. Green, J. EideTkin, w. Wright,
w. fulghnm. G.. Ratliff.
CAUTION.-Therea are no Bucks Stoves. nor
Bucks Stove Improved. sold here but by !:
there being no Improvement made Buck .
Stove but hv himself. u. Buck; and that is in
this new Pattern Air Tight now offered.
Richmond, September {, lslS. 4l-tf
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- above article from the celebrated
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

New York. April %, Io47
Dn. TowSsESp-I verify believe that your
Sarsaparilia has been The means, through Provi-
dence, Of saving my life. l have for several
years had bad Cough. 1t became and
worse. At last | raised large quantities of blood
had night Sweats, and was greatly debilitated
and reduced, and did not expect to live. l have
only used Your Sarssparilla a sior: time, and
the re has a wonderful change been wrought in
me. | am now able to walk all over the city.
raise blood, and my cough has left me. You
can well imagine that | am thank ful for these
results. Your ODE iient servant,
UN g, r.,b,r;,oe
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June Z, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
THE ALABAMA CONVENTION.

III ID mvcganc Convention Of Alabama
closed is atois al Montgomery on he 18th
June by :e domination Of Hon. Henry w
Collier, OF Tuscaloosa, Tor Governor. The
Conyenliou made The nomination unanimously;
and when II was announced iron the Chair thai
Jusge Collier was The nominee oi the Dsmocra.
tic parry the Convention manifested more en;bu.
siasm than was eve! witnessed on any similar
occasion in tina, SAFE.
The Montgomery Flag says ",hs nomination
will unite The Democracy Of Alabama as one
man. There are no objections 10 be urged ssains,
Judge Collier in any quartet"
The resolutions OF the Convention on Federal
policy are strictly ortnodoy, and will meet The
hearty concurrence of inc Democratic party
They are from the pen Of Mr.. Saunders, OF
Mobile, and IN style and matter DO him Infinite,
credit They present to the people platform
IN the paramount question Of the day, upon
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not escape The knife OF The "no-pany" Admin.
ration. cannot doubt, from villa! bc.,s :.
Richmond, thai the selection Of The ne, r'. ~
poinlee will be REGARDED with maised dis,.. o.
by large portion OF the Wings Of Aal CIV
They say that he is almost a sfansef fba,;
resided in Richmond only Two year. ! No, S
has SHOWN no extraordinary capacn, In m. -
lies OF the office; and that If Captain Ns,.'r
was 10 be removed, the Cabinet .honlt an,@;s'
an Old and experienced resident OF Richmons
am glad 10 hear some oi The Wings here o.,
demn the ACT. This act shows that the die :
casl-thalihe Taylor Cabinet (tor General Ia
Tor is coniessedly mere autcmaton in ,hai,
hands, will now stop al nothing, bu, will svsen
the Union with The bosom oil political zen.
geance. Declining as they were before. this ana
The numerous similar acts, will sink hem s,;S1
lower in public favor, and fill the cup oilpdons
ton TO the brim on the part OF liberal men ofa al
parties, who regard honesty and fair teaipo
hope You will expose this outrage as il dese1yas
As write, merry cotilon IS moving IN he
ballroom, composed OF few cauga!ers fns
neighborhood and the Juveniles nere-v,tl nsrs
and there young bachelor OF tie I.seis,,nta
hear the sweet music OF Webcf's band 49,
Will MOI be quite iulI till next Week. Il nil hen
be superb.
Among lie many arrivals TO-DAY, wa.sa+
10 shake by the hand Col. Dilar., ne worm
successor OF Powell q; Amhersl lie limos ,bs
news Of his own success al he Special election
BY handsome majority We hat "a ~.
iorl The facts from him. lie is : genlsmano :,
modest merit, and | rejoice thai Amhrts h..
stood firm, and has sen, 50 admirable rep,ese,.
tative
| am glad 10 inform you that Mr. Becshsm h.,
established daily hoe u Stages 10 Wast =.
ton. and that We now gel daily mail from H.
Federal ely, bringing US the Washington "a.
peers q The same morning. hear nothing more
OF ne daily line 10 Fredericksburg and Rich.
mond Il would be great Convenience TO he
members. WFR.
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william E PRocroR, Sec'y.

PUBLIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM.
a, meeting o he people OF Buckingham
county, he'll ~ the Courthouse, - Monday the
II h Of June, ls49, John Hill, Esq, was called
TO ne Chair, and Alex'r Moseley appointed Sc
cretaH.
The object Of he meeting was explained BY
Col. L. NJ. Bondurant; anc, on his motion, the
following Preamble and Resolutions we're unanl-
mousIy adopted:
Whereas this meeting has been informed that
,here is now pendiu. in The Legislature OF Wiz.
elnia, bill repeating The existing laws against
u.ury, and providing that in contracts hereafter
made, where there is no stipulation 10 The contra
~ the legal rate Of interest shall he SIX per cent,
bur authorsing The parties 10 contract Tor interest
a, he rae OF eight per cent. And, whereas, this
meeting believes, that The said bill, il enacted into
law, wond be attended with the most disastrous
consequences 10 the people Of This Common
wealth: Therefore,
Resolved, That wc are opposed 10 any change
in the existing laws regulating The rate OF inle-
rest, and for avoiding usuricus contracts.
Resolved, That The Senator from this district
be, and he is hereby requested, AMI the Delegate
from This county be, al: he is hereby instructed
10 use their bcsl endeavorS % cal Inc passage
Of any bill having Tor lis obj c. any modification
in The existing laws rpon The subject OF interest,"
and usury.
Resolved, That copies OF the proceedings o.
,bi. meeting be forwarded 10 The political news
papers in Richmon. for publication.
JOHN HILL, Chairman.
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POETRY.
TO MARY.
nv F. NcNERaANy.
i, has, a name the sweetest fl

Thou has, name the sweetest TAI
To mortal ever gwen,
For Mary is he brsh est star
That gems The arch OF heaveni
'Tis brilliant as he star ina' shohe
Where once The mael trod-
The .rar that beamed near Heavens throne,
To guide Them onto God
More beautiful lis light appears,
When gloom pcryddes The sky,
For ,han like smiles, when seen through tears
It's beams TALL on the eye!
Then be that star Thy guiding light,
As now The name IS thine, :-,,
And watch il through The shades o. n'sA'
To win a love DIVINE!
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From the N. Y Journal Of C0mms'e@'
~" -, rrtyI, rpntU

THE FOX AND The CRo".
A Crow once perched upon, an oaS.
An ancient oak, amid empowering Iees'
And holding in her beak cheese,
a For esped her, and thus spoke:
For the smell attracted ReyEard's nose,
This is as The story goes)
"Good morrow 10 you, neiehbor Crow,
They Tell me your g melody OF no'e,
Surpasse. cen the beauties OF your coat
II SO, you are The sweetest bird know.
On This the Crow. in tnii sl"~.'Phde,
Opened her pretty beak 80 wide,
To singi
Which for The Fox was Just the thing.
Down went The Cheese, which Rrynard look,
When daring upon her an arch oo6,
Said he, Good neishbor, Glow,
In future you will know,
Tina, every faueIer lives al The expense
Of other peoples want OF sense"
Willis mistress Crow looked down and sWoIe
"Shed ne'er be duped BY dauery moe
w \ KENTIsa.
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WHITE HALL GOLD MINE.

We perceive that the Northern papers have
copied extensively Telegraphic communities.
ton made from this place to Washington, and
published in the Republic, in which il IS stated
that $1,000 were gotten BY one days work
from the White Hall Gold Mine in this county
We are requested BY one of the proprielors TO
say that tins statement is altogether eratui,ous;
that that sum has never been received on any
day since the Mine was opened We have been
forther requested 10 guard the public againss
all those rumOrs which have gone forth respect.
log the products of this Mine. Many Of those
rumors have not the slightest foundation in
fact. The Company, or some member of it,
may hereafter furnish statements, which, of
course, can De relied on. But tho Idle reports
floating through the country, without reiable
authorl y, sometimes gotten up 10 effect an I'm.
Justihsblc purpose, should never be credited. In
saying this, We do not wish TO be understood as
exciting suspicion as TO The value of this
M ne. On The contrary. We are confident no
No me in this State has been worked with the
same success. In the last four or five months
$50 900 have been received at the cos, of some
$1,000 The costs ~e learn are about $50 per
day, whist the receipts vary from 500 10
$780, Fredericksburg Nsaes.
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tFrom lbe New London Slar


The Postmaster al Springfield has been re-.
moved. Cause-was Democrat and dscnars.
Il. his du,ics honestly and faithfully. HIS sue
cessor opposed The war, and the Post says h apo
orizel 10 his readers Tor ha9iGg accidentally
Iejoiced over The victory Of General TAYLOR at
Palo Alto" Poor torlorn Whieery-il has IN.
deTsone some terrible changes within the las!
three years. Ii could not "bare" another such
change, without icing auong The things that
,,Yr
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From tie National Wig.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Charles II. Deavan, TO be Commercial Asehl
10 s.. Thomas.
Hon Daniel NJ. Barriuscr, Of North Carolina.
Minister 10 SPAN, in lieu Of VIM. Graham.
who declines the apponiment--th the laIe incum.
bent, Romulus NJ Saunders having resigned.
TREASURY DEPAR MENT
William Henry Peet, q oe collector q ne
customs a, Fairfield, Connecticut u,se VIM. 5.
Pomefoy, removed.
James w. Osborn superintendent branch mir,
At Charlotte, n. CatolDa, Uies VIM J. A'c1sn.
DEF removed.
Wm. NJ. Marlin, assistant treasurer, Charles.
ION, s. T. rue VIM. LAVAL
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DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE MEMPHIS
CONVENTION.

The Memphis Eagle Of the e.h instant SAYS
"The existence Of tie cholera upon me Western
rivers, ,ns panic prevailing in regard 10 IL, and
he solic iuie expressed ~ many distinguished
citizens throughout The Union, nai the meeline
Of the Memphis Railroad Convention be Isl.
poned until autumn in order tia! hey may be
enabled 10 be present. have engaged The earnest
altenloG OF me Committee OF Arrangements aud
upon mature dellberaIion they nave resolved
aud hereby announce that the time .. The meet.
ing OF The Convention be postpone from The Ali
Of July until the 10Th day OF Oc,ober next"
In The list Of passengers from California by he
Crescent City, al New Orleans, We perceive tie
names Cl Mrs. Smith the wife u General P f.
Smith, Governor OF the Territory Mrs Ogden,
OF Moblte. vile Of Major Ogden, u. 5 A; Co
Mason, U. 5. A., lare governor II California
and several other officers OF the army and nayy.
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pnApn OF HEALTH.

TUESDAY, June 18Th, lS49, o'clock, F. NJ;
Present t<sr>. John Caskle, President M.
S, Valentine, J. c. WiDgteld, Wilson Williams,
James Evans, VIM. Palmer and DIR. K. Ii. Caoeli
The Board have 10 repor: i've new cases VI
Cholera Of which one has terminated fatally and
tour are convaIesccnt or under treatment.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, NJ. D,
Sec B. ii.
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71s Kentucky Reneontrs-Cnss,s NJ Coy

CINCINNATI, June 10, II MI, IS nos repc.r-
ed IN this city that Cassius Nj Gay vas not
killed in the renconre a; Madison o. Se.urtsy
ias., bu, was still alive a; he aes: dates, with
-ome prospects OF his recovery. The death Of Mr.
Turner is confirmed.
Mr. Clay, ii seems. having accepIei al nvi,a.
tion TO address a meeting or emancipa,ilns;s IN
Madison county, was addressing The asscmeiage
on the subject OF slavery, ana offence being Ia
Ken al some OF his remarks, MIR. Turner cot up
and called Clay liar; hence the alteration,
which resulted, as near as | can yet learn, a..
ala TAD above
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relegraphed for Inc Washington Union. ]
DEATH OF EX-pRESlDENT POLK.

NATURE OF HIS DISEASE, &c
ClsclsN.Tl, Jane Is, 10, ~. Milne an
pouncement Of The death u ex Presicenl Polk,
which | sent yoa yesterday, has csrn received
with universal sorrow BY our ci'z-ns. Tie .e-
legraph line between this cry aha Nashvill, IS
not in working o:cet; consequently nc only ?ar.
'icular we have IS mat ne died 4 MS icuCe
in Tennessee on Friday evening =, q 20 ill
nnies hstoIe O'clock. Ibis disease Vas 9na
is ter ned Chronic diaEriEa, nn~ no. Cholera, o,
has been reported, He continued 10 soun1 minc
until his last moments. ana yielded up his spri,
with calmness ana serenity o; mind ina gave
assurance that death 10 him had DO Jerrofs
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Majority Tor john Y. Mason, 1851.
A FRIEND OF IMPROVEMENT

THE NEWS FROM EUROPE-The in.
diligence by The Cambria, wlthou giving inor-
NATION OF any startling vent, adds L!uch 10 th'
general interest Of our foreign adviccs, and shows
mat the condition OF Eur pe is Fastening towards
most remarkable CRISIS.
The rew French Assembly, containing pow
eriu element OF Democracy, has begun Us Sit
tiues with uproar disorder and STRIFE Such
bceinning IS ominoGs and reminds one OF the
,empcsiuous times when the MOUNTAIN" from
numbering a lew only, and thost having but lit
lie influence. came 10 culirol The Conven1on
and 10 overawe the government. The men who
acl with Lrdru Ruilln have all The advantages ui
unity, concentration, definite purpose and an
mistaken confidence in ultimate success. These
advantages mus give them prepondsrance 10
such BODY as the National Assembly. The
very bodness OF their demeanor will attract the
undetermined and inlimGare the weak.
The presence OF the French ARM n Italy sill
continues 10 be an embarrassing tact, peIple1ing
to The Government OF LOUIS Napoleon, and
source OF uneasiness 10 The army itself. The
Roman authorities make no concealment Of their
attempt, 10 draw over the French soldiers to sym
pathlse with lhem and il would seem that the
process oil determination has gone on 10 very
considerable extent. "We begin" says the Ro.
man Triumviratc, 90 reap The fruits Of our ore
rations. In The question o. The intervention OF
France we have distinctly seen that is actual
condition cou only be The result OF an error IN
The execution OF The first instructions given 10 the
representative OF that Republic, and miscon.
cep,ion OF the intentions ut the grand nation
We have shown energy and courage in repelling
The force of arms; generosity and fidelity IN eve
~ other palt OF our,conduot towards people 10
whom our feelings and civ, duties atrrac, US
The 6rmne:s and vaor OF the Roman p ople
have Strengthened the linz We proposed 10 follow,
and time has been given 10 France 10 learn coun-
sci from beyond The Alps"
The Russian army marching 10 the support OF
Austria moves 10 seven distinct columns, by diff
feren, routes, and numbers an aggregate oil 2l4,-
$40 men, with nine hundred pieces OF artillery
The rcpor, that one Of these divisions has been
encountered and defeated by The HunearIans IN.
der BEN, al ne Rotherihurm Pass 10 Transy.
vania, still has circulation and the fact is aulho-
ria,vely asserted BY the Democratic Pacifque.
But the strife must be terrible in Hungary
Grea, events are al hand. Europe shaken 10 her
centre, is evidently upon the eve OF convul.ons
such as do not happen ot'en in The lie>,ime OF
nations Baltimore imeris1n
trrrnv nThU Dcnunenrn m
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1IAltIsfAGIS

Married. on Thursday, the I'm June Breyet Leu
col. BRAArON BRAGG, L. !, Army, a. Ell "a d
daughter al Mary Jane and the late hnrd g. Ellis -
The ceremony was performed At lhr tamil, residence
IN the parish OF Irurbunne, (onl,ianl. BY the Res
John Sandrl.
Married, II M"nnt Bush, Buckingham county, oh
Wrdn--iay, June 18Th b. the Rev " VI Meredith, n 4
CLAIBORNE, al franklin, 10 MILDRED u. danshr,
~ Inhu Morris ESQ
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VIRGlNlA-In GoochIand County rour, ss' M'


VIR5c:ndNiA.-In Gooch'and, County court sI'' Ny
On the motion Of Richard A. Taylor and Jessf
Perkins, ega-es Of Sally u Shelton, deceased, ofie'
Ell, that all persons who may hay, CLAIMS asilhsI w
Estate ci the -aid Sally d. shelton deceased, DO en-
BIT the same 10 Thomas Curd, Executor Of the $40 -
" d. Shelton deceased for settlement, On OF feof,l
fifteenth day Of Angus, next, 1t appearing 10 ihf ,os
that more than tw" years have ELAPSED -Incr me Wy
lcaon OF the said EIrcutor-and mat copy "iW
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pu'h
ed In the city Of Richmond for eigh weeks sntrr,'
~, and posted at the door Of The Court h0Ge y .
county two several Court days.
May a5-cwsws MAR ". MILLER, -
IN cnANCERY-vrpot,n:- al Rules held 2 4,
Clerks once Of The Superior Court 81 oh3h@F
IN. Richmond Circuit. the 10Th day Of Nay, l'iy.
James ~ bnyd and Robert Edmond, Plii "
asa On. and o,bs, pefeutsnu
Tn. defendant above named not having enitfs'
appearance and given security, according 70 nc :.
Assembly and the rules OF TINS Con',, ana y w.,
by satisfactory evidence that he T. not IN lnila'au
this Commonwealth II Is Ordered, maj lhr Sdl' ar
ant do appear Al the rules 10 hr held inf thr
on the first Monday in August next, ana 2. !.
bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a copy Of u Coz
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper phpisu' !.
city al Richmond, for t"o months snccrs's.H,,
posted Al The front door "f 'h- STATE couft'h'nS''
''' Ma r,' is-ewam '''' r ROBERTS, Ger.
go ~
',eth o'l,,e ~ We 'uP ~ ~" -. - H. Issg.
'''y ,s,en", =. a''"'' '"' =" "'s - ''' plalriF
Iohh Mos"y'
William Is Owens, Thomas Owens, Ceotre ho'n
and Marsh B his wife, who va, Marsh b nNe II
another, " .rt.Y
The defendants above named ~! haVht ~
their appearance and given security &c., "a
OF Assembly and the rules Of tni' 'oul o,isnll
bearing by satisfactory evidence thar they afe
bitants Of this Commonwealth Il is ofdefeu' 20
said defendants do appear at the rules 70 - ,s
the said Court on the hrst Mondag ~ ,ony n 10 K
order he forthwith inserted IN some ne~sgape.
isbed in the CIV Of Richmond for two noaIn. or
siyey, and posted a, the front door Of tas sag
house in the said Guy. a Copy. Tt.ir, -.
Nav ls-ewam r. R0BER - Il
way &c" :" - s.s d Il
IN yissIsiA:-At kues c. ",I q
J William II Macon, Executor Of villa" on,ig,.
deceased,
Thomas Dabney and Augustine I nD.,,.stI.9
other ',.,,. =,
Tn. defendants above named not having en..i
appearance ana gwen secniL!' 49,, md II ,9;,r
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From The Wcslchcs;cr pa Republican,
ANOTHER FEMALE VlCTlM-S Sarah L.
Suerre,, posmistess ai Howard, Centre county,
has been removed, and good Wing appointed
in her place. We presume The cause Of her re
moval VAS mat she took an active part in poll
tics and was Il hrawling Loco.ocui
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A correspondent who possesses chemical know
ledge as we'll as much experience, sencs 10 inc
editors OF The Baltimore American Inc ioho"ihe
recipe: 49,,
DiRecTross Foa BOILING RICE Take ore
pint of rice, wash u, and put II IN soak lor two
hours. Have ready wo quarts OF boiling W RI
with lille salt in il, IN . Stew pan. Halt an
hour before you wish 10 use II, pour The wafer IN
which the rice is sosk ed from II, and, with Die
spoon, shake the rice into the Stew pan withoui
stirring il, and lei il boil len minutes; then strain
The liquid from the rice Return The rice 10 The
STEW par, ana lei il steam for ID or ~ minutes,
when il will be done, and the efains will be sep
ara,e Add liulr butter anu seLd II 10 Ias
table.
The above Is the proper way 10 cook rice, which
Is important 10 know, as We are now prevented
from using almost s other kinds OF vegeta bles.
This recipe is furnished by lady in whose tam
lily it has been regular dish on the dinner liable
since 1882.
Editors will render service 10 the community
BY publishing The above.
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MEXICAN CL,lA,.-The claims already pie
senled 10 the Commissioners exceed $4,000, 600,
and more are constantly coming. Congress vo-
ted S3,5OOOOO in liquidation 81 Inc whole-a
sum moe than sufficient IN the opinion OF per-
sons VINO have looked INTO the mauer 10 pay all
Just claims.
The decision OF The board on particular cases
will not be promulgated as each case is deter
mined upon-but will be held secret Ill The end
OF the Commission-two years hence, or more
The present session of The Board will continue
probably, 10 July, when i, will adjourn over 10
Nnuemher
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MORE HEADS OFF.

AGENTS ON Mali. ROUTES.
The following appointments o, Route Agents
have been made by The Postmaster general
Philadelphia 10 Washington.
Richard Il. Abto,, vice Thomas J. Gait, re.
moved.
New York 10 Philadelphia.
Charles Aikinsou, vice James NJ Clark, re.
moved.
Boston o New York
John VI. Shaw, wee Georsc Kelinscr, re.
moved.
Weldon to Whining q, North Carolina
William Burnett, vice A. Sherwood, removed
Albany 10 Buffalo, New York.
K. S. Williams, vice H. II. Bos,wick, reno
we'd.
Boston to Albany.
LewisJ. Morris, vice A. w Chaplin, removed
Troy 10 Whitehall, New York.
Orange F. Elliot,
New York and Harlem Railroat.
William H REYNOLDS