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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
TNITLD STATES BOUNTY LANDAGENCY.
frcntb China, Ne.

N1'''"t
ERENCH CHINA TEA, DINNER ard TOT.
4 LET-vARE-i In fol set, sspsf.'e piece, white 400
.S,.d and decorated; Cut Gls.s Watr opes Wine Gs~es
Tuub.en D-tes Decatur. Sat CO lafs Pan.n SNbo,
Vase &c IL rea' verety The f-1oh poo- 4s
CVsre n NJ w ,oa luw the Fnfh NHe,
witch puts the re.en Of 81 h1ae'e"p-r' Dss-rs 10
Pro.lsio NAre SC otI@rs ard strangers invited 20 cal
and examine CBAkLFs AHRFhFFLDT, No 81 xSden'
lane up stairs above Wn1e. Hou,s furnishes store.
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Hhlllnerp, 81.

YSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM
~ BRONZE MEDAL sud DIPLOMA MILLlSERl--
SIMS will Ulen THIS DAY entire stocs Of Is7Ge,
sNk Grape La- n sLoin su.w BONNET, at No 4oi
BuosOn+L
CTRAW GOODS. FRENCH FLOWERS &c.
~ go cases Rich Straw 8ONNErS.
20 case. sppsr Hogli-h Dansable BONNEts
~ csl,s 81 peI Eos ish 81; StraS BVSSE.S.
81 Gaze. Rich Lace BONNETS.
10 cases LesboTn sLATs
10 c.tors straw NJ [ az; ADD
SO bo1e. French $40 VEsS, Of the la,s.t ilnp5sts
,ien sre offered ct reduced prices ~ essh BY dOMcS
EETCHIM Hos o. slG &c John st., W.aH, Ne~ ora
@ 4 r a W b o n n L I s
- % TEE IATEsi STYLES; ALSO,
BONN II Fk A N I 5.
Al > n HARLsYs,
No. 81 Joan-st
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GOLD LEAF and GOLD FOlL-Warranted
~ Fin, Quality U,oaI DEEP 40 pr pack osnu.ts' Foil
f35 per A. the Msnafso,oTy ~ Efanshrsi foFs
E.tabluhed 1856. J. = WApGH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

I ONG ISLAND hAlLhOAD'-Lca' DiVv' I,
IL lyr for 6reepport. 10 for He0r~.sd .oa ,
p N F.rrpnsd.l. IS Is NJ. Jsraies 50 TIE -yessr'
tr,ip viii lesv- Broctl,n II 10 snd s.<2 T. "a
"a, and tai. the Train syoet sraneo AZ dif. ns -
YNuip.S., oil TsehAas ans ease spoAna :.
ELAN yopcsy uoIrins for 5rookyn Leave 5resseo-s
10, BTs< tlyuI .: An s.rnnfsAie 10 y; eJossss
~ "a Ps; Ssny-est, Sc u sss -
20 J,r.Its g. - Il, s..5 A. y A. - I'D 40 r u
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uailnee, 9etoelrp, III

WaIf1fe, gfIUelrp, III.
GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
" WARE tos.ttsr with rich ss-ortnent Of DIAMONDS,
ana ell kinds Of fne Gold Ies-lry.
Sold julie. Jurs.Bs.n ztch-s fom........SlS TO 700
Gold Robert bo-st Watches fIom........ 100 to III
ouiS D-.-sh~~ IsssIs. from
Resi- Aibsta War. Forks Spoons Cake Bs,kets Tes sos
&c at very low prices
All our gocds are warranted n be a. Represented.
eQUIRF. LhNDtk Co. No. " sutton g . " v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

SPINAL Com plants siif JOinu, CUT Bruises. Wodnos
Frost Bites Choles Mortus Dysentery 1c Doore1r sn1 =.
other comp sir where there severe pains hAo"Afs
READY RkLiEF will Instantly stop the pam and qulek5
cure the ese.e. . ,.v
In .. e.s,s q seed-rt, RADwAYs READY Kelley h
prOurt 70 .fOrsins relief
kADWAys READY RELIEF vs The best Phynei.ns IN
FreeoLia, L:sinE County. Ohio
Fs.OoSIA. Letins CoaDty Ohio.
FOR fv- years aid upon ny bs<t unable 90 ne =.
fenced by S1 phy but obtained lief not even
nv of BOP. OF nv recovery eft One snse spph
cation Of your Ready Relief enabled ne 10 :e 40 nov
well nsn f,hoEs
The puble DESTROYS of hesriBf NOR. o. the x &
Remedies. ave referred 70 RAD~ATs FAMILY 1klEso,
an irteresrg nortaly p.p.r which vii b> sent Tree Of
charge or rOsss any p.i Of tue United states - sppy
r either 10 psron Letter % Office The pae
lIc are invited 70 call and receive the PUBLICATIONS
sT.ts. - -, ST.. ~ " ~re,Tti2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
SANFORD.
NJ SHOEMAKER,
Promotion, e Ad.ask CO :, Csiicrni. Paes4gs EIpI''

Koriet --oa.isrest Frsistt &c. per Astm' 80.
r1rrvts between New YcTf 40 C..ionia are mere,
h.i n. bu,ress tecps. exclusively - The Ne~ YORK hy-e
the m here Acipg AGrn On y consequent tne az
b, no interruption IN the tG,uess L. "OSD''
-. e Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

yy,VF BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Prom sfw TO LIVERPOOL
Chief sbin Passage ..........................fip
Second Csbin PssssRe... -
FROM BOSTON TO LiyEkfooL 49,
Chef Csbio Passage ...''''''''''''''''''''''FissU
Second CABIN Pssssze...... .........'''.'.''' "
Pie ships from Boston call a. Hsllian -
IPABIA Capt Judkina AMERICA, Capt LinE
pyRsia ctpt Ryre EUROPA, Capt shannon.
asa Cart z G. Lott CANADA, Capt stone
AFRICA Capt Harrlson- NIAGARA Capt Leifeh
rh,.- vessels carry clear white light a. nAst head green
IN ,tsrtoaId bow; red port bow. - 80, ~,
awFRICA Lanf... Leave Boston. W-doe.isy, zo,n AVr
AFRICA HARRISON. Leave Boston. Wednesday ~
ssia LIT ....... Leave Boston, Wed lsaf-f .- day
Bertfs secured until ped Tor
An erperieuees sgrs.On on board
THe owners ofthe.e shp will not be seeo IL iof tY
sts. b, Of dps signed therefor and the va-e nereo
therein expressed
''' "s's-' - z GUARD No. Bowling green.
There will be no steamships Of ths line from Ne~iof "a
II further notice
DATRIOTIC LINE.-Sew Line Of new
ii YORK arc LIVERPOOL PACKETS fhh me VI! D
sonaos,d Of t.s fcrowiny and red ssfps, W
CaIVOI " po tans burden. ...Cep< u d. Lrannsa
a CT Y....l SO rurs b1.c CAPT DAVID Ce1lsias
wyBSTrR 20 tuns eurcen...e.pt ). Lasfs2 -
TIE above yesseg hsye bee. recently ssus ana ne ~
AJ<r,t ana r1oss 81 st4ntiLl lr the Isfs mn. -.
Yty are eotau snded By u s1eefisnee -ae esiy
.erousnS,to. .rs very spsEor and ion VII &c
nae = promote comfort Of p-enses and ss oa'ss
,srse Of saspp>u Fer fIelsh q page spy 20
Asen,s - Liv.rpo0-v oSlss~A" Co. 'o '" VOTE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
THE NEW-YORK aud LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES VAL sTEANE Hs.-Ibs snlp. eoa Ho,LnI ~

Enc a. the following:
ATLANTIC Capt We. PACIFIC Isrt SSe
BALTIC. Cspt Ccrstoct AORlATIC
fhs. shirs have built ey contract expressly os GOV
service Even hss been their eoostrus
IN 'her strength and I'D snd
tne oAous fer anequaed or -ezaaes
Price of ps.sGs from seZYors Liverpool =
srscsss cabin. ti3 IN second do t7h exclusive % II
trs rooms f32S from Liverpool 70 New fosf
,nd ssnO Al experienced surgeon attached % sssh thp
No ber'b secured Ill pad fof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

The .boss ,ins connect Fl,.5ehtowS WIN ,a, %
the New Jersey RiiIosd, which le:se SeT-i ''a HUN w "
C. urtlsbcts e. ~ "a n. 4 aid ,e.a,-
Betslnts leave Phpsbsrs opposite ES.obl q ini 80
A " and p " scne,yls Esy1rs 4 n. yor.
a, sDs 10 " / and 5 50 N. Lssve EAEs'e'hpor"
T:l5 and .. 10 A NJ l. 81 and s,.--s,
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

ISss Spring ARRANGEMENT
1000. HYAcK ard HAVEasrRAW stEAnsoAI
IISF-Tuehps AZ Rock sud L4ks aat Piermont, "a eoa
p,euon .ith he kERa Tse eAPp@r s. 80
ISAAC P SMITH cspt r + Blanch viii % al ~
rbs-...y A.rrh IS 1855 le.v- Ch.ns-n.L PEI L'tkI
iFTrrEOOS At O'Clock hetGrnins le:ve H.I:"s.s~
every morning GeSo soeiAn4 L.is 80 S1s'' 10 ''
mort Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
s. NAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Il

~ SsfiSN ALL ar PANAMA -Csiifornisn. are TO-
trr,d that the Psrsns Rsro.s completed sad he snt
The lstnnD. vii Be m.d- y RAILROAD rom Ocean 70
Ocean. No Nnls Trsv.ll- No Rive B0stins
Or FRIDAY. Ap-i r.. ~ o'clccr u from per q; foS
Of ".r-.ns North Riv.r vii Re Dispatched the d--t
s,sGmblp ILLINOIS
To Psrsps With aud superior nsip
JOHN l. STEPHENS
rpe. tost ,lvaJs rept Psnams % ;ev-nt IN
Of scccent
.o fseight received aner o-ocs % TIE ssiirs day
sor pGs,.se apply the Ccmp,uJ'' Oaee Nc = W,at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER Of Lewis G.
i Plat Surrogate OF the County Of Weschesser Notice
hereby given seeorons q sw % al ersons having csins
IL said county dscesed TO present the same With
the thereof the otdernsned executor Of the last
MI and tstsn snt Of the sad dsesssed the ONCE u VII
lam sergshsn E.q IN the town Of YOnten m said eoun
OF before the l hoLday Of August A D. So5-Dssd
u sai I.wsIsf n GgRAsDUs BOYcE. Ere,aton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

FGT'D K C0LLTHs. 70. Sc Wsn.t, Ny.
BROW sHIPLEY Co. Liverpool.
.. WAiNV RIGHT \ Co, Para or
ESQ DRAPER. Psvre
Yfe urafrs stirs T - accountable for goa,
diver bolton specie iewey precious stones or ness on
lee bis Of sdns sne5 therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed 49,, a.,
Shippers viii pease noce that the 'hps Of this line
ssuuot carry any goods eobtrsband OF vsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

WI LINE Travellers for CHICAGO ct. LOUIS. KAN
sAs all ront. West ard Southwest can obtain Through
rcls .nd al normston conee nins route. fare &c sNns'
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, By application al the Con
k.Dys Orfss No. 1913 BrosdEsy cor. Deyst %
IOUS PORTER General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

OTyIRaL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEYi
CkFv bRg sOsERNILLE, EAsrOS he -sthiNo
lf2a, HINTS ccmnencips ApL lsb5- Leave Ne q
Iert u IN bj s,eaner BED Jscsei sod Wyonsns IRON
49, ~ RIB + liver 81 A 81 sad I 2. NJ fos So1sf'
\
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

PLATT Surrogate Of the County Of Weseheste notice
hereby given seoOrons 70 Al persons having eisins
,xsn.t he estate Of WILLIAM PAULDI 10 lAts Of the
Ts~B Geenb1rsh IN said County deesased <esnt he
San. with the vogcber thereof to the undersned Admin
trao sgsr the goods ehattss and creds Of the
s.d decessec at the Office Of WILLIAM w. sChU0HAN.
E. the Town Of Yooker 10 Sid County on or before tho
hrst Monday Of Ausus,. D. ls-D.t.d this l,th day %
December A 1884
y ysIGs w s,I riAT1tSaIso' A4mpl.tr..or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

TOR CHAIR TON and FLORIDA
Z sent Weekly O. MAIL LINE The AMI fast
.siips Steamship JAMES ADGER, rg,ner Com n.nfei
vii I.Av. per NJ 4North River SATURDAY. Apru y
eeoct NJ precisely. For fs-tsht. .ppiy 81 board,
where al b, Of lsns y oe .eEedi SD for P-,se It me
Off. Of sPOt FORD 1fLEsrDS Co.. No. ~ 5rosf~ty
houst Tieksts 70 Slorda. blowr To Jrssonvne, t3;
10 Pf,isa ssS Tire MARION Will fue-eed, aud cave on
WEDNESDAY April 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

l. EivER.-Th- splendid .nd superior rssner SAY
STATE. Cart YIN. Brown, .ss-, Nc . fo't svery MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY .nd FRIDAY q ocoes P u, sn<
EMPIRE STATE Cspf Benjsmin sr-yon leaves n. orb
ever TUESDAY THURSDAY sod ; SATURDAY. Al oeo0i
NJ RON Pier No N l.. The Sstters sob torchiui
Newport each way
Hereafter Will he reEsrst recarsc n s,ph
ssrt until III. shall nave been paid for
Freight Bost1u forwarded through -s trest SspstcA
BY ~ EIprss Freisht Tram.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

u HAVAHA ard NEW OaLEANS-On TUESDAY,
Ami II u2P N PR fogt o. W.renst., a., by he
new and e,essnt sfesrnahip GRANAOA Capt -.
Passge can be secured a. the CCmpAnys chice
Fr.igut T. NeV-OfIesns 80 cents per c1yc loot
1bipuers will Re suppisd with hsns bills Of adirt d tho
fr s.urd by The Compsny app iccn a. thesr o;e No
ob.r form, satd and bills Of strs viii be signed after
the " our Of sailing
Por ssht passage apply the Office o. ne CemgAny,
No 1T Nsst-st.. eorB-r OF " Irrsn " kOoEhLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, vie JERSEY
CITY-Unked stsres Mail ard Express Lines Leave Ne~
Yorh, and 10 A NJ, and and Through IN fou.
hours Second Class 81 2 In the TO- 81 IS IN e. aud IS
and 10 A NJ Ard p. ~ The New Jersey Accommodates
Line leaves IL ~, at 81, uoppins a oil stations
tickets sold Cincinnati lat BIOL and the Vest sr<
for Baltimore. Wssbn Norfolk 40 ard through basssss
shecLsd 70 W..bnston 10 9 400 ~ .1ssp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-03
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE.

The Old Dominion Is receiving the warmcst and
most enthusiastic praise from tie Democracy all
over the Union, for the aplcudiA Yietogy in May
One of the handsonest culpsies we Ea"e seen, VIC
lind in a series Of resolutions unanimously adopted ut
a Democratic meeting in Clinton, Louisiana, as re.
ported by DR.. Edward Dclony from a committee
They are rs follows:
Resolved, That 10 tho noble old Commonwealth Of
Virginia. the impregnuh'e citadel OF democracy, the
thank. Of the South ue cininently due for her gal
liant resistance and glorious overthrow OF RE dark
ieegii9anHsM If Ith11S 9lSs afowm lRi allies Of KuoT.NO,linsism
s ,ss sns ~ ;n~ais The wI"loSiisst ,dRfR," dhde6 Sesffpi35T#R:
er and bind her down 10 the befleS's ana III ame en-
braces of northern cupidity aud fanaticism. Thanks
to her noble son. Henry A.. Wise, for ms unt!rihS eh,
c:tiom mud ccaseless efforts, hi. noble bearing, mud
.,is brilliant defence and exposition Of the true pIril'
cjrles Of the constitution throughout this uaprecedeh-
ted struggle; thanka 10 the hos; OF noble whiEs-na-
tivcs Other proud soil-!rho spurned from their pre-,
sence this northerr-Gorn and low-brcd ISM, and
hoar,iiv united their patriotic efforts :. maintaining
The constitution and the rights lnd institutions OF the
South.
Resolved, That. In Yiew nfthe approaching contest
in Louisiana, AMI the dangers that are threatening
20 strike her down Into Il stale "f =ervi!lty 10 the North,
with her accursci isms Fad tanatirisIns, the demo-
cracy should put forward their trucst and a0lest cham
pions for all Offices, whether State or parish, and eve
ry democrat should be rs active, ,vigli"nt, ana Il'i'
ring ~ though the result depended upon his lndivid-
nal e%,er.jons. Let ov.ry man do his duty. follow the
example OF the democracy Of Virginia III maintaln-
ins the right, auG with the patriotic aid Of noble wings
in Louisiana our triumph will be ike hers.
Resolved, Thai the eminent and able services Of tine
Hon. john Perkins, our representative in Congress,
and hs trfa and efficient aIvnctuy Of the coistltu-
tional ricl!s of the South, merit the L;gh approval
OF his constituency. and that in tho present crisis III
the political afiuirs OF The country, and the ell!neHt
peril of the South, We slould regrc; his retirement
from The national councils 81 peculiarly unfortunate.
We, therefore, present his hume 10 the district con-
y.ntion for u return to the next Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-03
RIppIHG lI"r 4 PLANK.

With scarcely an exception, the Whig and Know
Nothing press OF Pennsylvania oppose the Eth arti-
Gle Of the Know. Nothing platform, Which was manu-
featured for the Southern market.
The Philadelphia Sun, .Se"S, Bulletin an. IRq"'rer,
the Pittsburg Dispatch, Commerri0', Jcurnmi and
Times, Bucks county iuteN,grncr, Lebanon Boy Of
&c, Norri,town H.rGld, Easton Iihig, Gettysburg
Star, Lancaster Wig, West Chester Record, York
Repabfcan, Juniatti Sentinel, Bellof,ntc Way, Car
bonda!e TRANSCRIPT. Iionesdnle Drm'crat, Harrisburg
Herald, Erie GG,.ft", Lancaster ca. II, Indiana
Rer,stsr, Clear.pring Rattsmam, Mcadville journal,
Indiana True -AmcrjcaH, Washington! RsPor'c''
Washington Commonwealth, Carlisle Herald, the Per-
nv Freeman, and Butter .Ahcr'can, all come ont Hat
footed against the platform and its slavery plgnk.-
The following from the Batter .Amc'7r"a vii! give
our readers an idea OF the marncr III which the plat
form is received by the Knpw-Notl,inss @: Penn
sylvania:
ave have heard but one expression among all
parties in relation ~ the adoption OF the platform in
the Convention ut Philadelphia. and that OF contempt.
The race OF ncrlavrred dough faces has YET represent
tatives, and let them stand nr r AZ monuments of
shame, to be pointed ii lay the finger of iIetfable dis
gust. Thank Heaven, W. can point to u g'ndly array
of free States, aud to the representatives from this
section, standing upon thclr l".Isrity yet, not content
HYsll ~ " tut hlIS w AbH''' N"t ~ WV ohN -
used 10 sni.c. Only one State has descended, in b +
representative, to tho slough, md the voices Of t. rs
OF thousands Of her citizens unite i'll ierision and dis
gust at such besaacss. New York will never endorse
her Mallory, were he 70 shrek his contempt OF free.
lo,n till hs were as iuarsc as IL ballad singer.
"Ihc attempt to choke off the slrTcry question
failed ANONYMOUSLY us it ought. Honorable men of
the South scoffrd at the idea ut asking the North to
endorse tho delegation vi the Missouri Compromise
line, and denounced it as an outrage; while the poor
tools of New York met only with unmcasured con-
tempt from those whom they had striven to serve, ~
we'll us from the friends Of liberty and Northern rights.
The issue is now fairly made. Milk and water will
no longer do
With a mass oil such evidence Us this daily before
thoIn, the reckless know-Nothing press have the hur'
dihood to call the resolves adopted by portion Of the
late Philadelphia Convention the National platform Of
their party. The mass of Know oihings repudiate
and spit upon this platform. Let the South remember
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-03
Tile GLORIOrS EOCETH.

We are happy to learn that :he Ladies' Of the
Mount Vernon Association design mos; appropriately
celebrating the Day of National ndr'erdence.-
Addresses will be made at the African Church by
Rev. DR.. Burruss and Il. X. Wexford, Jr, Esq, i'll
behalf Of the noble cause of securing 10 Virginia The
home and grave Of Washington, and thereby rcscu-
ing Mount Vernon from the desecrating hand Of spec
~ulution. Tho First Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers
have kindly consented TO aid in the patriotic wo:&,
and their martial display aud iinc Bahl, will aud bril-
liancy to the scene.
Col. G. W. Munford will act az Marshsl, assisted
by Col. T. L. August, Col. W. D. Blair, Col. II. {.
Cabeil aud Col. T. b.. Bigger.
The ceremonies will commence precisely ut nine
o'clock, A.. NJ, in the African Church-and we doubt
not that there will be p-eseH: an immense concourse
Of our fellow-ci;izens, To listen to words OF eloluence
and to contribute, on the glorious d:y. 20 : truly pa
triotic cause, and one in which Nirsinians especially
should feel the warnest interest and pride.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-03
,lhousrls. Edwin T.. rrro, Gloucester; Walter

Albemarie; Edwin l.. Ffro' "iouce'''rj "Af'
". CuryIsrRy.-Th Adams, Miss; Jos: W.
Anderson. Bo,etourt; RBoisseau, Amelia nm
bert Buckucr, Fredcricfg: Philip b. C@Dc'i. NrL-
son; Gray Carroll, IsIHigh'; james u. Lars
Clark: iho.. T.. Daviit"rd; t''l + fist"r, hnb
Harris. ohio: Powell ,snn, L.oudou;; VIM. y.
In",i.nr Alabama; .Jdigh Jones, King W!lliam;
- W,thnxs Jrwi.; VIM. II. Proctor, Prince
n.,r,.. SnmL. J., Rel nchburs; Sam j. Sinclair,
uuD Henry Stdiss; WIN. G. Slrnnge, Al
nnn,,rIo. J,hn x Shd, FluvuInn; WIN. d.. iii"-
mus, Richmond Citvri ""'''"' ''""'' '
g. Wuoltin. HanurG .,l.. Eou,r;cr
VI. Moral PHIIHi.-k d AU'n'r, J. ""lI..'
Va: W Writ Bird, Sdonh; y ,"rn,'W Wy,i%rr
ing-ton, Ala; p { tu+; llhil'" H = Kockiny.
Sam. = y liars, ii. Ohio; z Harrison Lees
bnra. r W unaartinsburg; I nunGi"I'
Kin ond orcem. Jrnison, Suinpler,, Ala' + u
nnhHs"m Efny.mnArv p Jones, Clarloties'i'is
II = N"rr;,. Rru,s; i Mirhic, Stalntoii' "
Morton ~Cnirnh,iss; James ID Perkins, 1,Ioe'
moris. T. I, pr.s,rvings,on; J \ Quaries' bnon'
v;IIp. Missonri. Fead, Knnawhn: \ u hert"'
Fnu1uirr; X ] T ,Wnrrcnton: j i >rsar' ii"w'r
ton; A NJ SmitIinchester; Oscar Viroi.
Southampton; CS'ranSr, lmineI'I} I"rou!,mrr,
E"nth,,nmt"n' ats, w W Williams, Norfolk
Spulldlilioh' 49,
city. ~ ,no. of N,2i.
vi. mnni yt,n, Daniel Il Campbell, AblnT'
hn va W;"JhrnN Gardner, Florida; James "
@D"' va 's"xfnett W Green, Warwick; Alser'
1857 : Gnrnstt tlnorcland; Chas. Z Hyde, Lex
;nr,nn. Unrorracry, Prince Edward; in" LrwiT
C57nrIntte.vilIas. + Pepper, Montgomery; W. W.,
sm ~ PanJ Albcrnarlc: George II Snead. Flu
nnn.. h Nth, Churlcstown; James AIemPlc'
''i Vii i II T,wah the ti0e IF Boch.|or Of L""-
c,,aL.ia. d. Lynchbur., Va: Roger Gregory
Einm WiII;mfnr!c w. Hmlsborough. Rappahun'
nnrk + Led Hodge, Washington City; Jaine'
! Tn, g inmnIdcn. Ala; Thomas Allen Jones' k"'
" = nc. Wistar Wallace, fredericksburg
e. Thn,m,Iancv, Rockingham.
'" rHELORS OF Al:TS.
= J,r,harlo,teSviilc, Va; Henry NJ MAJ
,h"r. I,w:g, Va; VIM. 6. Strange, AIbrinarie
V" MASTERS OF ARTS.
cr,y r,, Isle Of Wight, Va; +. I. Frlst"e
","jm" Va; Powell Harrison, Lecsbnrs, W.
iTS"fP"'WW w.. Athens. Ala; Edwin l.. Tallai"rr"
ft,iII. VIM. ID. Thomas, Richmond city
Va. n.,.i atson. Lruisa, Va.
a. rs"
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Fer tie Enquirer.
HENRY 4. MISE.

Since the brilliant victory obtained by Mr. Wise
wn1.a carry the State by twenty thousand majority,
several Democratic papers have introduced his nnne
10 the public. as II suitable person {" fill The Executive
chair Of the nation. While we believe that the honor
could not be conferred upon one more deserving, or
better qualified for the nrduous duties of that high
and exalted position, his election To the Gubrrnatorlal
uilice closes the door to that honorable posillon.-
The Constitution OF Virginia says 1.-The Chief Exc
cutive power of this Commonwealth shall be vested
in q Governor. He shall hold his oGcc for The term
If tonr years, To commence oil the lst day of January
next succeeding his election, and he Ineligible TO the
same office for the term next succeeding that for
which he was elected, and 10 any otter office during
has term Of scrrtcc." We are surprised that this in
hibition should have been overlooked by any one
who has read the Constitution. ClNlS.
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.
70 The EdiorI Of the Enquirer:

To the EdfoTS ~ me EHYHFfF:
NATcBEz, June Goth, 1885.
Dear Sirs; II was my intention, Us you may know
from n previous letter, TO discontinue your paper, for
reasons stated in said lettcr-bnt | have been al
much gratiiicd of late ut the glorious result. "f the
elections in the Old Dominion, and nj the influence
your paper had in bringing about such II triumph,
thut ! am induced IN change IHy mind, and beg yon
to continue me M unc Of your Subscribers. Though
very remote from Virginia, | assure You the results
Of your elections will have Il very decided effect upon
the whole Southern elections to take place this year;
and. in my opinion, We owe the salvation Of our
country to the nublc rtnnd taken by Virgi.in IN her
vote against this raS-tag nad kot-tmi purity called
know.. NOiAiMgS -anJ which more recently nttc,np.s
Ia disgrace the title 81 the American party. now
regard the party rs dcHd -and thanks IN Virginia for
such Ill end. | ain respectfully, yours, &c.
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CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA TEACHERS.


Gentlemen:-I noticed an address, in late uu,
Der of the Enquirer, 10 the Teachers of Virginia, CT
ing their attention to the ~propriety Of holding Il {.
yenrinD at mn early day. Whoever is the novcfi
this praise~oriy plan. ought to have the thanks oil
friends OF EDUCATION, us well ne the hearty cocoa
tion o, every Teacher throughout the lanl. lire
IL any profession which wants encouragement
elevation in Virginia, it is tho much abused pes;
sion of 'pedagoguiug'i aud never will it be Gifted
to that high rank 10 which il lcg'tiIaa.r!y bangs,
until the Teachers themselves do il. The niiGal'
the mercantile, and all other respectable ciHsS'o! So
cicty, hold Conventions 10 consult for their it!cS's:
Why should not Teachers do the shme! '!i.!f
hands are committed, for o time, the future Gun! 81
our country. In the Gciioo!-ruom are sowlar seeds
which in future years uro Ia brin. forth cd OF e'lI
fruit. Taking these things into cGnsidcJa1i, Every
throughout the State, whether hnay he I'll
humble pcdagogue from the gorgcs Of hAirtiamiy,
or u Professor from the university Of IiTs''i"' IL
makes no difference, shnuld co.oprrat. III orarr |"
make the profession wlat it ought 10 b, u'!ierih
series of school-books should also BE- adot'd ny lciIi'
50 IL 10 do away with The cha,fy projections when
now Hood OH school.roolns, poisoning ad corf'3i'nS
the morals Of our youth. Until something IS lone
will r%eIlain, viz it ever mas cen
IN thank!css calling" y. y
Madison County, Va,