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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
~ To the Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES estandin

thai hcktt bae been oltcnIated thIOu4H INC UePaTtl
with the name Charles Brown ON it, would caution
trends to examine their returns. and that they n
Charles A. Brown. ...... -. .
CHARLES A. BROWN, Engine Co No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
q respectable Protestant

Of-A Gt1snsn - ChsznbernGd az WARES, o.
LssndIe& Or eersusad and ylxin swfns she can
Ca ee sen for three Ssys No 500 Hiekss Brooklyn,
lrS; f0cr rpr; roSrc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

ED-PTOf OWEN will lecture I'll - EVENING, and du
Ds the seek at the Hall corner Of Broadway and Lspe
sads Several Mediums will be IN attendance. AdissC
one shilling. Commence at - o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

4 PRoTEsrAsT YOCsG WOnAs wants a
IA st1s on 20 DO general hs1ss7sork IA snsU s.ufl,
ebanseTwO4k ssd 70 t4ke a baby Cal a. No "a
FoEsyt1 st.. y thsrsG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

A COOKS, Washers and Ironers, by FIVE very
~ excelept Servants Are frsclass Bakers and Laua.
deses. Two English Housemads experienced Scot,h
Chsmberuad and Nurse, four Protestant Chambsuns ds
and Waters and large variety Of other respectable
wants, at MANNINGS Ohice, No. 10 TlAryst 9Th doors
from Futonst Broosyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

W. Nctice.-The Vestry Of ~. Philips Church having
made the bodes ted in their
bunal gToundin Chrysies. TO Cypress HUE Cemetery,
give notice 10 those who have friends deposited there and
wh take charge Of them that by making application
the Ground, and pointing out the spot the bodies will be
delivered Ia them tree Of charge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


R.CnMOSD JvSE II, 1853.
FLOCR-Du;y, ~ per cent. al val. The market remain
pretty much us last week 900 bbIs were sold from AIN.
At 81. and irw small los Oh The Basin al 81. II
stock Is about % 600 51 and Tie holders firm al 81
| S..
WH.AT-very little arriving and In small lots--:s,
from 20 20 81 10 crs :or prime Il. J. PEYTON
COKN.-5- 10 90 cts per bushel.
CORN MEAL-G2. cts. per busheI for country. Nj
ASKING 20 cts
OATS 40 IS cts pc: uusnel
BACaT-MOu.t.!n cured hog round, 9t III cents; CT,
cured hog round, 10. IL; New Bacon, Sides 5. a ;,
Shoulders -, cts. JoIcs "a ) els; Hams II 2s
BUTlER-GOshen, IL 20 cts, Mountain Ii Is c,
poorer Sorts not suitable for table sold o
AZ II Ii CO.
FISiI-Norih Carolina Eerrince and Shad have stoppe
coming in for season. and in frs, hands, gro.s
a Sc dull; M. bolS 81 do do. in halt b0la 3.
81, dull No cut 81, in sand. Several cargoes Haii
cut Hcrings have arrived No. selling IS y No s.
CANDLES-Talluw IN -. cts; Hui's and Jac.
sons patcnt II Adamanne % IS Mitchelrs patent
81: Sperm 50 81 cts.
CofFEE-we quote Rio 94 10; fasuyra 10 l0s
java ils r. Mocha H.. Cape cts
CDrTDN-.ul. Cio.
COAL-vireina ! "a - cls o.. board lor good Dil
Fine and Lump; Smiths Il cts; nace is only sold All,
la ratesor load Of 1000 lbs S5 TO ST per ton OF %!
lbs SCI.
GDANu-s4les o: Peruvian at si6-abundant.
LaRD-ln barrels !0is II cts; in kegs IL, H.
LIVE STOCK-tJ Shocks Repor)-Beef Cattle seas
weight So IS 5! "a gross Sheep, 81 90 So nett Hos
:; 81, nett
shot, a IN cts per 10
SALTLisrrpool fine pc. sack 81 IS 81 81 at!oal au
81 81 in Store Ground .il"n 81 IL 81 10.
LIQUORS Whiskey Richmond rectItied 23h cents CAST
Tuscaloosa 80 374 Cincinnati, recfed "A cts ou
months Old Family Rye AS Mountain 60 IS; Brand!
Imitation, 80 to 81 Brandy, common 4th Proof
10 40 cts cash. Otad Dupuys 81 10 50 so; Her
messy s2s 10 ST. Pinct & Co., Ss 10 So; Apple IS 10
cents. Gm-American common, 80 10 81 ccnts; Holan
Il 10 10 81 20. n. r. Rum 80 to 81 cts.
iRON-fg *15 3!G per Ton; Swedes $500; rredcgar an
English refined $685. Common English sS5; up country b.
SIS g.
LEAfHER-Solc, good stamp from II a II els per b
dana scd from ~ to Ii cts.
LIME-From wharf 81 l2a; from store 81 80
MOLsSSES.H .. in barrels. very SUPERIOR 29 81
Cuba, new crop z! %; Sugar tiouse 70 t.r.9a :.
- cts Porto Rico, hogshes IS - ctsi Porto ht
rrccs IS % Sugar House Syrup in bareIs u,
a. ota; common 4" 30 81 cts
NAlLS-tIrli AT a ia cents
PLASTER Sales Lump 81 25 per al Whsr
4 = S. = AT Basin; Ground Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


TOBACCO Since our last report notice imptor:
ment IN general prices Of tobacco OF fully average Of ii
~ cents per !Go lbs. IN malns lobacc in safe otc:
hold through The summer, the advance, compared WI "
middle OF May, is folly 81 per 100 lbs. Our etlrr-
c''nry continue 10 be OF the most disc0u;a.ng ci'I
respecting the prospect Tor The growing crop The We M
c'hi'nGea very d.J, aad b.; Haierng OF many of =
pllnl beds, 'he bulk 4 The plants would soon perish
IN" Inspections show increase over last year. on N
st inst, Of about 1900 hhds and this time, there i,
We behave much smaller stock OF tobacco in the wAre
houses in Virginia than tor many years past The MAKE
is very Gcl"e n TIE advance noticed above The Iro,p
in Kentucky l. Said 10 DE- very Dad one for the grow
crop OF TOBACCO, owing 10 long continued dry weather
N. il. MARTIN y co
Sales 81 tobacco h. ~. ii. M.nrlS d Co: N niN,rt
ithi nj SO; h,tate Mm Williams hhds, g. . q
Is; = Massenbnre hhds, at so 3 a, Is and al
So e Eserton hhds at g, 2at9 al 10 so and u
49, Jnn Watson 6a' so, s, So 10 and 10 50; Tvlpy
Ingram AT IS so and at s; VIM watson al ) 20
! %, IS and 9; MaJ Harris al 9 and 10 q; /. 8
Foslkes at So 81, 7, rs and Is; Coleman 6 1,
p Il 20, % ~ "a and IL q; VIM Hicks ST. Sat 10
30 and t2 II Faulkner 10 and IL; W Deupr.e IL,
TO- K Epes al IL Mrs Helen Jones, "a, 30 and q?
Or II ! Plummer ! =! 70; ButweIl At %; K Bp.
lock, Sr, at 70; /" Il Wilson at M d uoyle al
II Richardson at %; Mrs Helen Jones AT Is and Il
~ bullock, ST., 10, II and II So W Turner q
5v r. Coleman al ana 10; e J Eseron al 10 ana
- oU; 7 Duke al IL ard IL 80; Jacob Davis > h, 4
aud II So f Wood nj 10 und Is; John Davis at +:
and 10; Stephen S,ierw he at Is So w Il Mnoor d.
10 81; J II Wright nj lS WIN Suit 3 az 10 20 and 3;
ne last q hhcs were bcue hi BY james Thomas Jr The
tnGst " H. Sl :oie other ne tobacco he has purchase,
this week. he viii WORK under new brand which he
poets WIZ lar eclipse The wide aprend fame Of his " Dors
do" and "Diadem" brands
The great Napoleon never worked his mind harder It
planning of hs brilliant cnInpaprs or win mn,p .uc
ccsH, ian naiEs the eufts Of J. Thanas Jr in consulting
me 'aste OF tobacco chewers; and hence when his
brand appears those who his tobacco NAV cypec,
s sup''i'' - "'y ne mas heretofore put in market
n. NJ. MARTIN & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

,ho, wa have seen seem 10 be we'll pleased
with their whea. crop. c,,.o tho
wih respect 10 crops In some OF the Eastern Sa'es me
Boston Advertiser says ,b,na.r,
Inc Ia roe harvest of hay corn, potatoes and WIN
p'on.sr The winter wheat some farms near Lebanon,
N headed GU, more na w soo sSa
in and The dairy business was never more hdltefng
be same without material variation. may be said OF The
otb.r New England States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
For he Enquirer
RUPERT p. I.EFEBVRE,

HUPEitl I. LEt EBtRt.
(PRIScIpAL THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE AcADEMy.)
.ssrs Editors We rege, exceedingly that this
distinguished gentleman intends leaving city at the
close the present session the Academy which nc
has presided for some years past, with much credit 10
himself and satisfaction 10 his patrons.
Ii habit 10 laud The virtues Of any individual
through The medium of the public press; but in regard i"
NIr L. VIC feel confident well secured the opinions
we express that deem departure from this general rule
admissible rnder the circumstances.
Mr. tefebvre our town highly recommended and
though he stranger TO most Of citizens he has tut
filled their highest expectations and by his noble deport
ment and generous principles has himself the con-
fdencr respect of almost may say individual
who the pleasure OF h5 acquaintance The instiiu-
ton has ourshcd beyond the anticipation of its most san
gune friends under his care and upe,ision and bids lar
increase influence and !uness provided it's present
officers and system OF government remain they bt
if they are changed fear the result 1t very seldom
we can ctain teacher In schools whose intelligence
popuarity ad correct ideas OF discipline Xerted
as 10 benefit the institution and command from the pubic
generous and liberal support hut when is thus obtain
ed community should do all they can To retain hs valua-
Bile services. Such mas been the with The gentleman
whose heads this article He has by his energy and
perseverance, acquired wide spread reputation for the
Academy; and with his highly competen assistants ii has
won quite high and enviabe position among schools in
this section OF orr State To up all in few words,
would say iha as an educator and manager Of young Ia
dies are not acquainted %h his equal in this region Of
country We wish the Academy gsea success and sincere
" hupe the Trustees may be able 20 person
who WILL in every respect supply the place of Mr. Lele5yre
We bid him success in his noble audab!e occupation
and cordially recommend him the confidence support
of any community in which he may reside remarking final
Ina, those who Know him best the better capable OF
appecatng mis- intelligence, his fine christian and social
qualities combined with high of dignity and honor
id salts. ROBERTUS.
Williamsburg. June l3, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
LEWIS MONTAGUE CONCLUSION or HIS rh

A. FOR THE MURDER OF G.. G. THOMPSON.
This trial which has engaged this session o The court io
IN. last days, yesterday brought TO q close
Tuesday occpiea - Messs. Wallace and JOynes Ion
the prisoner followed by Mr holacE fer TIE prosecution
who closed argument. The sabmit,e1 10 tit
ury about II o'clock, and after retiring about 80 minutes
The; returned verdict Of guilty OF murder in the first de
orcc The cuur; as crowded suilocaton by dense
dencc Of spectators lear; The DOOM OF fellow being
who had committed in quiet city premcd
taled a. would Scent and without apparent proynceon
AZ the time when The act was committed Calculated 10 APP
mai TIC lost hardened cut OF from mercy the guilty perpc
traitor and consian hin. 10 ignominous death.
Among the audience noticed, close To the prisoner, Il
Iady clad IN mourning, with her t@o beautiful ami interest
chilir.n-c prsng the family OF him VINO was being ed
i life had attended court Tor several days, and did not
retire until the given Ia the Jury II there is hear
thai could Ok upon that grief strrEcn mother who Ind
chung 10 her husband through good and evil report and
unon those innocent ch iren 10 bs orphaned BY
the crime Of their father aud experience feeling Of
sorrow and Of piIy-such an one wc do not envy
We understand that new trial will be asked for by tie
counsel or the prisoner II probable That the Inige III
nronounce the upon the prisoner on next Friday
week Il Thursday, S0utt.Side Democrat!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELECR,p,
Photographed for the Richmond Enquire.
LATER FROM EUROPE


New YoRK, JuSE l6.-'The steamer Asia, with !
from Liverpool 10 June 4th, arrived to-day. ua'i
The Cotton market OF Liverpool was steady the .,
the week amount 50 600 bales Tie prices n. es
grades are barely maintained Brcadslnils are acv
vancns. Flour has advanced Is Wheat "a The
corn is unchanged 80
HAvaE May 3l.-Cotlon is quict-saIes Of the wall -,
bal, ) at prices in favor Of the buyers 10y.
Papers by her contain nothing new, OF interest
The Russian and Turkish question is still unsetrIs,
The intentions OF France and England are yet unknnu
Col. Fremont is among the passengers by the Asia
The warIke preparations in Turkey are con,inuet
The Swiss army is filing up The war footing
Roberts has been re elected President OF Liberia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
From the Newark Daily Advertiser
CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT SCENE OVER

dsgace!ul riot took place yesterday afternoon, on The
r. Iry,lle avenue the house Of Mr. John Donahoe.
hrohcr MIR D. who had been residing with him for about
ve,r uring which had been i'll Of consumption died
saturday morning Mr. D. is Protestant and MS btptheE
ia Cahcc but when dying gave no particular directions
concerning his funeral the family leaving To their dis
sn end hey made arrangements with other friends and
Fathers Moran and SeneZ for having Protestant services
al the house and then esignng the body 10 The Catholic
Of the Sed for nter.ent in the Cemetery This
was believed woud settle all the difficulties which had
heen raised aud disturb being appeendcd the fune-
raj wa going on quietly, Rev. Mr. Townsend officiating
Wh T. he was his DISCOURSE Father SeneZ and Others
drove p said according 10 the testimony of those who
heard IT, there good Catholics here that will atop
that 5.bbliag? He is playing comedy over the dead
bhy"-in alusion 10 Mr. Townsend. The services were
then stopped the Catholics rushed in and attempted 10 Get
Of the body and general melee cnsued in which
the criFa taken off and used by the
sail MS The riot continued for some Tine bu the Pro
tes bearers and fent placed the body IN the hcarse ard
followed 10 the grave among much ~ language uttered by
the other party Tie affair will became Ire subject OF TO-
gal investigation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

P,om the official returns The office OF the Secretary OF
tho commonwealth we have procured the vote 10 the lst
"a "a nis,r,cs Of tho Sals which we give below They
oom,,s,s with the exception of three counties In the Isl
and one county in the 3D. We deem unnecessary to pub
a ho v,s in the "a District Mr.. Armstrong had no Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

UES IKUJTIN l. FIRE AND IUSS OF LIFE
NV YORK, June ia fire broke out this cveDjny :,
NO 81 Maiden Lane, occupied by Joseph purdy DE-, L., !.
fancy goods and IRE works and Cnlkns Il Danud pmh,s
utuctGre.s purdy's large stock tnlrrr d,s,,ov
The loss ot the others about SIP 600 Cake o,,,, j.
PurdyS store was IN The 9th story when The fire broke our
and succeeded IN getting down The lar az thu
story when the fireworks exploded he was thtoT.
down and killed. Purdy ani young in his emplo,
have BEEN since the fire and fears cnteaIpe
for their safety. MIR. Cai.ins severely hurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

NEW ORLEANS, JrSE l6-An Englshman NAM.
Dyson, who has been negro school teacher for h I
year, has been arrested and committed to Jail as an
tor in The recent attempt at Instruction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
LEWIS COUNTY.

In giving the vote this county Tor Delegates report
I'd by correspondent the ypes occurred which
we take pleasure in correcting Our correspondent stated
the follows:
John Brannou, DEM. --- fs4
"Depa however who, by the could not have been
actuated by oce mischief 10 the premises instead oil
following manuscript printed Benne! for Bennett there
by misleading readers the belief hat our esteemed
friend j. NJ Benne Esq the late talented and excellent
delegate from that county, was the defeated Candidate
whereas act aud in opposition TO the wishes OF his
friends he declined reelection This error must there
FORE be imputed the Dsp" who, probably, vas better
acquainted with Mr.. Bennett Than with MIR Bonnett and
thus nnocenlly, committed the bunder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
HIGH PRICES FOR TOBACCO

HUI FKIIto FOX TOBACCO
f"nt mas tDaacon made by Nh Oliver Beazley OF Gao
line county ana sold ley days by Sheppard & Cham
neaYne !" niesss a thomas " Son. brought the follow
ing prices hh!s at SID and at $40 Alcssrs Thomas s.
Son Intend putin. this 10 their celebrated Grape brand 50
much sought afer for California
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

TO the Editors of The Enquirer.
WESTON Va, juns TO- 1853.
Gentlemen The officers appointed to conduct tho cleo
lions In the several counties oil the Eleventh Congressional
District assembled here to-day for the purpose Of comparing
the pos and after having performed that duty and certified
the election of John F. Snodgrass Esq., adjourned Beo"
you will find tho result OF the vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

STEAMERS BURNT-CINCINNATI AFFAIRS, SC
CtscIsS.Tl JrsE l5-The steamers James Miligan and
Memphis No l. we're destroyed by fire at the dock last
night They had been laid up days in consequence
of Ihe low
Il Craig arrested on the charge OF being the leader Of
nj rpers has been examined beure magistrate Bell
Who without hearing all The testimony against the prisoner
EXPRESSED himself sased TO is guilt and 10 defaul,
bail committed him 10 Jail.
The weather to-day extremely hot and dry crops
,c suffering Business extremely dull and The river very
low Freighs Pttsburg 30 cents New Orleans and ST
Ious so cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

BOSTON, JuSg l6.-The Louisville Cotton r,c,o-v
longing To the AIerrimack corporation was DESTROYED ~
last nghl-lues 500 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

NE" lokh, USE Sales Of 1900 tbs hog
State brands 81 SO 6S; Southern al II 2G n
bushels white wheat al 81 20 iinn and % 900 bushels co
al former prices o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

NAsHISGroS. June l5-P G. Saiil,an an eminent ma,
Der OF the Cincinnati bar ea been offered the post OF s.
crclary of Legation 10 Chill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17


TURKISH FIRMANS RESPECTING THE HOLY
PLACESThe Paris Uniyers publishes the of the
mans OF the Sultan respecting the sanctuaes of
em copies of which says delivered the ambassa
doris of Russia and France Constantinoplc the 9th
May The first is addressed to the Pasha OF jerusalem and
orders repair of the cupalo of tho Church Of the Holy
Sepulchre without any alteration Of its present FORM The
vman adds that the houses adjoining the church are
places Of retirement for the prayers Of Mussmsn they
be demolished but the windows which look upon the
church be walled The second 6man the object
Of which is the settlement OF the differences between the
Greeks and The Latins their respective claims and pre-
lentions, orders as follows
"Ahough key OF the great door of the Church Of Beth
lehem has been gyon the Lans they have merely right
pass through the church, done formerly. They
have had conceded 10 them the right of officiating In
this church, Of possessing in with the Greeks
Neither Lans received permission make any al
erson u The state Of the church. carry their worship
in il; In word they not permitted change what
been long, and 10 s practced regards tho passage
the grotu In any other respect, 10 introduce the slight
innovation The porter of this church being for long
time past Greek priest subject oil my Sublime Porte and
having the power to refuse paesage nations
which have had right TO il from remote period the
OF things is continue As reeards the star which
has been recently placed In the grntto of the Church
ehem, solemn soupenir imperial part 10 the
Christian nation In order put end the dispute re-
spectng the model of the star which there but which
disappeared in 64 neither of the Christian nations Is 10
have any special rights there shall be On this
point the sightest change. The Christian nations who
have a right visit of the Holy Virgin and 10 uer.
form religious worship shall ociae there every day Tho
Greeks shall oficatc first, beginning with the rising OF The
condition Of not offering any opposition to the reli
gous worship Of the other na,ons after them the Armenians
and after them the Lstins and all shall ocate during an
hour and half"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

TORNADO ON THE OHIO RIyER-The Wheeling
Papers report that tornado occurred the river n
the neehborhood Of Parkersburg Friday afernonn.-
The chmneys of the Fails City OF the Union line,
which aground Blannehsssets Island, were blown
down and her cabin considerably injured portion OF
her hurricane deck also taken off, and Mr. Mcdonald,
the pilot, slightly injured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

WASHINGTON, JUNE To- Woodward has boz, :.
fenced 10 be hung the September for the msrde 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
THE CRYSTAL PALACE DESCRIBED AND IL
LUSTRATED,

Nos |, 2, and Of John Tails Co.'s edition has been
laid table, by the agent, Mr. John Perry This work
promises be OF The cheapest and The same time the
beautiful memorial of the gorgeous festival of art and
civilization held In London In 1851 Every admlrs OF what
is elegant and useful should possess copy of this work
which will be ia Itself perpetual exhibition aud there is
doubt that this will be Of the valuable and In
eresng records which has yet appeared Of tho Nods
Eighth Wonder" All publications FROM the firm Of John
Tails Co. will be punctuay delivered by Dir. p the agent
for this city Mr.. P. IL stopping at Mrs. Abboi,s Main
street, receiving subscriptions and delivering the work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

The New York Senate havs passed ths Pacific BALL Road
Bill The Assembly have unanimously adopted the report
of the Conference ComnIties on the Canal Bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

W. H Hester, who was shot yesterday b. A. Mo,,.,.
is still alive, and may possibly recover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

Allen of the Arbour sent yesterday bowl Of deli
cious Turtle Soup with nice Juep and other accOmpani
nepls 1t will be seen from his advertisement. thai he has
sil a supviy ON hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Majority for Snodgrass over Lewis 22i
Do do. over Sterrett 2 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

BALANCES DUE LATE OSTMaSlEho up
pears that there is considerable speculation oeing u'e"
at Washington at this time, by parties VINO nave oy soe
means got possession of the official list oil apparent
due late posmas,ers with tho names ana ADDRESS " e ~
dviduas whom they may be due YIN. =. fhl'ipS s4'
Auditor Of the Fost Office Department. makes some repre-
sensations Postmaster General on the sunlect ~ '
effect that the information thus surepously obtained
made use of "dcaud the parties entitled TO lie pa
ances Of more than half their dues for merely nominal
and unnecessary services He says the number oil agents
and attorneys thus engaged has been Increased oY he re-
cent removals. that the lists are hawkcd about me Streets
for sale The Postmaster General has consequently IN ac
coranco with the Auditors suggestion ordered the suao
sion of all payments Of balances due the EX.Post Masters
xcep such as are called for within nine months after they
accrue and by The party whom due. In The meantime
the accounts will examined speedily cIrcum
will permit and the found 10 be due will Re notified TO
the creditor parties, and paid oyer