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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16
SPORTING, &C.

DRDs. BIRDS "A NEW STOCK or IMPORTED CA
10 naries, longbrseds, bullfnches, goldRnchss, chaf.
6nches. b,ackbirds, stariings, thrushss, sIskins, innsts,
for ssls ct n. KESTNER BRorHEsS, IS Fulton street,
corner Of Gold. Also, cages snd s-sts co~nstaatly On
hand.
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LIST or
geuanDg In the New Ysrk CITY Pest once,
Friday, Feb. 10, 1855.

Published exclusively in the NEW YORK HERALD, BY
vet Of Congress-the paper havs"s the largest circulation
Of a.r in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

THE SEVEN PER CENT CIVIL FUND BONDS OF THE
State Of California, becoming due on the FIRST day
Of March, 1855, will be paid, on and after the first OF
March, on presentation 1t the Office OF
JOHN COOK, JR, 81 Broadway.
New York. Feb, is. 1855.
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DENTISTRY

"A RARE OPERATION WILL BE MADE FOR $50 "A
n beautiful and useful set OF thirty two teeth, upper
and lower sets, on the best gold plate, warranted for life,
such as ! wear myself. Teeth eau be inserted without
extracting the old roots. Dr.. NAPOLEON PRETERRE,
COS Broadway, formerly 100 Grand street.
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Tsllman Mrs John Tisrnsy Mrs. Judy Trsahsy Miss A,
TaimAge Mrs Timmius Mia Ellen Mott al
Travis Sarah Thompson Miss Eli Terwilliger Ann
Tulfy Catharine xabeth Maria
Vaughan Mrs. Gin viMcher Mrs Naneyvan valkenburgh
ton place Van Dorm Miss Eli Miss Clara
Vaughan Bridget zabsth
Walden Mrs WestMiss, Bway PO Wilson Miss Annie.
Waldorf Misc Ellen West Mise Isabella Wooster ct.
WaldIon MissMar'a w etsell Mrs Susan Wilson Mrs LettiaN
Walker Miss Annie White Jane Wilsey Miss Julia
Wallace Mary Ann Wright Mrs, Mott Winan's Mas Hester
Walsh Miss Agnes Wiley Miss jimmie II
Walsh Miss Anna yiolette Whitby Miss Ara
Walters Miss Carrie Williams Mrs, Smith minta
WardMrs HannahD Willis Miss Emma Whiting Miss MaryE
Ward Mary A WiliamsMrs,W White Witmarsh Miss, 9th
ard Mrs Joseph st. Whitney Miss Eliza.
Watson Miss Mary Williams Mrs J II both l.
Weakley Mary or Williams Miss Ann Wood Mis- iHenrie ia
Felix Maria Worster Miss M
Wheatley Mrs, End Williamson Mrs Worthington Emma
Webster Mrs, Henry ChristiAna
Weldon MissEllen Q Wilson Miss, BY 20 Wyman Miss Sabra
Whelan Eliza Wilson Misc Annie, w ynne Mary
Wells Sarah NJ 18th
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N~0TICE-THH F0REMEN OF THE VARIOUS FIRE
IN Companies in the Fifth and Sixth districts ars re-
quested TO attend q meeting At 0nderdonk Hall, corner
OF Grand and Clinton streets, on Friday evening, the
10th, at ~ O'Clock, for the purpose Of nominating an
assistant engineer to oil vacancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A FEW SINGLE GEN.
ID temen can be accommodated with good board and
pleasant rooms, on moderate terms. Also q front room,
with bedroom and pantry attached, on second door, to
let to q gentleman and his wife, unfurnished, with or
without board. Apply at No. 4 Hilary street, corner Of
Fulton,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

BOARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR A
ID gentleman and his wife; must have q good size
unfurnisbed room, fun board for the lady and breakfast
and tea for the gentleman: terms must be moderate
location desired in Brooklyn not far from Fulton ferry,
or in the city near some railroad line. Address box lao,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

UTANTED-N A PRIVATE FAMILY, b A SINGLE
w gentleman, lodgings, with breakfast and tee, with
in . mile and o half Of the post Office, not to exceed
% 90 a week. Reference given and required. Address
W., tox 40 Herald ONCE.
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Vaughan Mrs., ciin- vi~chsr Mrs Naneyvan vaikenburgh
ton place Van Dorm Misc Eli Miss Clara
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DoARDNG-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN Oh.
ID tain pleasant rooms with board, in q private family,
by applying ct 101 Second avenue. =
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DOARD IN A PRIVATE FAkMY.-A VERY SMALL.
ID private family occupying a house in q pleasant To-
cation In Brooklyn, convenient to the ferries, and fur
nished with the modern improvements, having more
room than is requisite for their occupancy, would DO
willing to let, with board, q suit Of we'll furnished apart
ments either to q gentleman and lady or two gentlenien.
Communications will be useless from persons other than
Of the FIRST standing. Address +. L. R., box 4,o46 Post
Office, New York.
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VTTTTHERS q PETERSON, BANKERS, STOCK AND
w exchange brokers, II and 40 Soath Third strssA
Philadelphia Stock and Corporation leans bought and
sold on commission; promissory notes and drafts, nexo-
tlatsd collections made upon AL accessible points In ths
country; drafts on other cities, in sums to suit pux.
shAsers.
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DOARD.-A PARLOR N N OR TwO BEDROOMS,
ID on second floor; also single rooms, for gentlemen
In a first class house; no removal on the 6rst Of May;
French and Spanish spoken; dinner at 9 o'clock. Re-
ferences given and required. Inquire ct Isl Tcath
street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

NIEW YORK. FIX DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL
~ election will be held for an Assistant Engineer, on
MONDAY, the 10th inst, between the hours Of 8 and II
7. M to fill the vacancy caused BY the resignation OF
III Eicbells. The inspectors win attend at the Office of
the Chief Engineer, II Elizabeth street, on Tuesday, ths
goth inst, between the hours Of 7 aud 0 r. NJ, to receive
returns. Returns viii not be received except with an
affidavit attached, in accordance with the resolution
adopted at The quarterly meeting Of the Board Of Engi-
neers and Foremen, recember 7, 1854. Blank returns
can be obtained at the Office OF the Chief Engineer.
Dan sixSBuRY, Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
Tut. ElItN. LNNN.

TIE. II 1t ~ LAM.
q you.h, y HON" h."r,'l She r''." if."i''
There lies land Of lnntlcsS delight;
Wherein rise castles dreamy, Gvdi"s scout ,L.
Adorned with radiu,ice rare anu siie"u'' o''e"''
There gather We the choices. Of our treasures
The Kindred spirits whom our hears E"' "e"''
There life goes Oh with deeper, purer pleasures
And nob!er joys crown e"ch successive
The sacc, saw that. like desert VISION
Which morks III, faint AMI thirsty pilgrim gaze
Ih.s. dreams @: youth. these hopes i Swee' Eiys
viii vanish as we near the future days.
Let this be 30: let life be Disseminated
When time and fears shall din our h"resa eyes
ys, still the heart with care aud sorrow haunted
looks TO the Future Tor its Paradise.
But when the daylight dies awny,
And ships grew husky in the bay.
These recn!!ertions cease;
And ia the stiffness al the night.
Bright thoughts that End III dreams as oiiS'''
Communicate their peace.
wake aud sec te morning Star,
And hea. tho breakers on the bar,
The voices ON the shore;
And then, with tears, long to be
Across dim. uusoTnded sea,
With her Tor evermore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
CoNi;RES!S.

The las. accounts BY mail from Washington gIy.~
the result, OF 81 b.llniin4. ios speaker II "a't:
scarcely more p"i.G OF an or:anzIh;,on 'i" a.
y;,h wise me c,.lnrndabio persi'ency 10 le:F ~
c,,nicr LsrIng i, 20 the various iactions Of the G
ME. %; the Administration 10 take N" r'spon-bl:i'
- n,r,Iilin. the House. As Here is n" iou1t ,h4
viii ro!r Ia terms in tric To- MAKE use oi aiihe apr'
,,i. ~ IN, treasury We .-.l IA KITTY NJ 20 the g
,,,,, sulu.iun ol the .!!lii"u;y. SOMEBODY mus' .
sold and somebody bought and being 'ntsiic1 L."
the supporters oi IL. Elch,rd'"n the De'n"c'a
"nmi.Irt, are he: III the cat"sUr" ~" are c"iteG'
ieav" the iutrgma; nn'i os-r"n-t 10 the mob IF t'
i:ous ha; have gained rr"a"i!i'hanc" IN TIC iiod''
Tb.t Icr. i. n,,. patty which p-:-s.cn, and true,
,,,,. uruul TINT thereto III I'll th- Strt. wngn.
n up,,nl, tie. Cuas;unf. aAd laws Of the country
Whatb,r, Li- il tn predominant wE may be De-,
mined by H.. ir, 7rmt C'nSr"->.- Eh"'!.Hf"" '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1870.
HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

ll''l 81. wv hTsNI.> - " !.'''
Mr.. Gidtiacs denied that he Ind uscd such re-
marks w.re attributed TO him by Mr.. McMuen,
namely: Tia. the Government wou'd go into the
hands Of TIE North-that the abolition party would
elect President, and then tho Union should and
ought to be Dissolved. lie trusted that man would
expect him reply 10 tina. gentleman except in the
case OF paipable misrepresentation.
Mr.. McNuen.- What does lhs member meant
Does he suppose he ia capable ofirsu!ting any Eern
Der on this toor7 When ain assaIled o. the con.
e,nptibie member from Ohio, | will defend myself
here or elsewhere Sensatcn.] | did condemn
the course Of that member, and ! have nothing 10
take back.
Mr.. Cox resumed HE remarks from yesterday, Ell.
denvoring to show that the National American party
could no; unite on TIE election of Speaker with the
anti-slavery party of the North.
The honorable gentleman also explained his views
in relation to the question of slavery IN the territories
which called forth, in reply, remarks from several
members on that subject. lie then concluded hi.
three hours speech in defence Of the principles Of til,
American party, when
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, proceeded to defend tho dem
ocratic party from the charges that they are respnn
slble for rho failure Of tho House to organize. Thu
know-Sothings, he snid, had themselves erected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

barrier by their proscrPtve ons against n un"n be-
tween them md the denpcrE" party: md III no
m"Nt place the latter arc here ii minority |! th
House snail never hc organized, Iii vote si"ul,
never be given 10 II representative oi any partj
which has inscribed on It's bnnnCr Tho doctrines q
proscriI,tive oa,ls and obi sntons.
Mr.. Foster rrmt.ndcd that tho democrats hac
placed themselves IN Il measure only, tknrsas ant
Ncbrasku,) and no. II .rca: principle. Let then
luy down broadly the principle, that it rnry Inca,
the same in one part oi the country anu:!,eT. II
replied 10 Mr. Cobb also with reference 10 the latter
atinck on the principles OF the American part.
The House then ta. 81 o'cIock) adjourned.
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From the Washington Correspondence OF ''' '''
TWO DROMIDS-a RICH JOKE.

Orr Los, Of Guy's National Hotel Is 'lougil BY
,,nr "a bear striking personal resemblance !" '"'
C.ss-A0m striking You may iIdss when an go,
4 stranger. VINO suppn-e, he knew mine host W.
well. put up ut tie National the Other night. Hi'
this house las bacG.nr the crack hotel 81 tn" '@f'''
il j. quite iu' al. the TIME an! 'hc rev GOMEZ Wa
necessarily. for tie first night zen. to me upper " y.
10 sla..p Comm. down the stairs III the moT@iG"
LITTLE cross hr net Gen. Gas, iwho ha- 'Ii@ sG''f'
rooms here ia III. hall, stripped up 10 hi!, ana III ="
puace more lnrc,bic aud rspd than elegant sad
g Mr.. CIV, III be il I'll stanI 1t, You're T.
III. n IN. top Of tie house. ! must hive ''
somewhere lDwer down.. .,.l -.
General Cass, lint-rposing, and nTt,1- ~
you IRE mistaken in thu person y"li "'''
GeMc,ai CaSs, 81 Nci.gim. .,lor G.neiS
Stranger, Iconiu-ciiy l-b': ysm =, Cav. BEL
! Cass-,houChr il wns MY nd h' i I":.u,. G
thousand paldons, sir. Al ",'"A''
| sir. -, m. huilIiro bg':
returned. and A. luck u1'aa have H. t"e a., ,', u
rev. u, f,,I f.cn amin; aut in another pos
.;I'' q. 'u., 49, s had mine host for r
frne Wchgau he lrr had just gone ""'' OUT I.s,
,,.r s,nn,J boldly up, slapped the "s'r," n, 80
go, ,nptaiIrry on the shoulder, exclhW.. NJ.
, ,'.'' INV I've got q rich sell I" '''''' ,,, IL.
n II Cn.s M stairs, just now, thought Il WA
ian currin. him abou. my room. .,s A., r4s
5;nuer.l L:.s-. Twill; emphasis w c"
,,,g.,, me. 'JM CGss' again. o;.c,s
Stranger sloped, and hasn't been nea'a - go )
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A QUAINT OLD BALLAD.

Dwyh. SAYS lie fluids the following IN the 'CIr?sa,
collected for the Philadelphia Bulletin by Mcs'e
Kari" who says Of il: ....,,,.
"Ibe following eccentric ballad s somewhatmoaef
MED from on. given in the Song and Carnls, Prn,e'
from Ms. in the Sloane tollect'"a' IL was "'''e'
ebout the year lsJO:'
I have young sister
Far beyond the see;
Man, are the presents
That she sent ne.
She sen: ulc q cherry
Without any stone,
She sent me apigson
Without any bone,
Without any thorn
She Sent me Il briar,
She bsdr me love my lover
Aud that without desire
How can cherry
BE without etone'
How can pigeon
Be without bone'
How can briar
BE without a thorn'
And who Ger loved without desire
Since trua love fret born
When the cherry was O blossom,
then it had no stone
When the dove was III the egg,
Then il had no bone;
When first the brar sprouted
Never thorn il bore
And when maiden has her love
On then she longs no more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

DEATH or ROBERT SCHUYLER.-Thc 10.
lowing lin"- from private letter from Paris s
translated from the C0Hrr d"S Eta'S Cais 0i Thur
day:
Robert Schuyler died about the middle Of las
month. az las resi-;rr IN the cmvirons of Genol
where h hrd been living i"r time III the sris
IS: iuc"gL;ip %ih his Inmily.
"ilc WIS not enriched Ivy his inons'rous frauds; n
the contrary, he received from America the sums
cr,snry f,r his subsistence.
The place 81 his residence would hive been know
long time ago, il CERTAIN persons, occupying imp
ant positions in the nGnacn!cn; of several railrOi
ana especially of the New Haven railroad, had
been deeply Interested IN securing his silence and NJ
-clr- from the country.
">inc" his departure from America his health III
been the decline, aud he finally died Of grief NJ
mor,iicaiioH
Several eminent iinanciers OF New York WI IL.
be sorry 10 learn the of His death. ne has let
TX am informed, great number Of important p.
pers which will b. published. The, viii form Gu
rn!s chuii"r in the history Of specializing enrTfi''.
in til" New World. The corp: has been MERE:
temporarily, and will p!"bs'ly b" transported
SmrrIcn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
Irrnm liz WI..hn.,nn Union. ncccElhcr q

:
The Suhjon"d rIcgnph. despatch WAS received
yesterday by Hon. J. V. Wright Of Tennessee:
- "rHIs, Dee. lp.--iet tn" Democracy Of the
lIousc stand rm for Richardson. Their position il !,
glorious one Stand there II necessary, till ia" III
ot March, !Sj,. Read this in tc mex. prin"crnt.c
c1uc;ts and support it with your voice md VOTE
Support Your Northern brethren who have Gsr":Lrd.
ed NJ! personal consequences in their devotion to
innal principles.
"SisneG-S. &. Brown. 4. Wright. Troudall, Hn'4
BERT Fowler, and II :l!ouslnd other good and 'rG'
Democrats ot TrnIcSsec, Mississippi and Arkansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
EXAMINATION OE COBCKN AND DALTO,

BOsIoy, Dec. ~, lS51.-'lhc preliminary eXulni:,
tioa of Edward q. Cnburn and franklin DAFT
charged with The murder OF WIN. Summer. CO..
meuccl tu-day in thu Police Court. The room ".
dc'i~c!y crowded. Tic prisoners defended
Samuel ID. ParHc" and Nathan Morse. Eslrs. J..
cNGIu:;raton viii probably "cc,.py two three il,
BnsroS. DEC. lg.-r!:e examination oi Mes.rs. l.
burn and Dalton wns finished tbs afternoon, and
suited in III: Accused being committed Tor trial Oh IL:
charge of murder.
AZ The Investigation was merely preliminary 10 o.!
action I" The grand jury, testimony introduce.
.or the defence.
Jn-:r, Cushing briefly reviewed the case, and bel
that the primary caEs' Of voung Summers illness EHi
death, shown BY he mriical testimony introduce:,
from blows and injuries, and that the other les.
mon! Implicated the PRISONERS iuh.ctug the W
lriIcc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

REsIGNATICN OF JUDGE STU AR i I:;,y Jac
der,and tsavs the New York Timesl tha' ;,".,ios
sydney H. Stuart has sent his letter ol Of .
Albany The Judge protests his , 20 rc:iSn'
charge Of bribery, h uu jD not be- tainted even WIN
picjOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Contemporaneous with the oLe4 American Phaiah
rsFs .ssss on the OF BY Ss
s c nIss of Bernc saoens to pr
The socialist The trial has pe ,h.ory.
NV S S.nrthlsssress of the social theory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

FIRE ~ NoRroLK.-On Sunday afternoon 60 g.
occupied house owned by Samuel Adams U" 'tN''''
street, Norfolk, was destroyed by fire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

FoRGEHr.--An individual By the name OF Mann
has been committed to Jail at L.wisburS' e''h'S
with forging note on Mr.. David Tuckwiller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

ELEcrrox OF BANK OrrIcEK.-lhe following
gentlemen have been elected TO fill vacancies occa
hank nj Lyuchbnre: VIM X. King, Teller; ". W.
Davenport, Cashier; AMI Johp J. Bsush, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

FIRE Is GREFSBRIER CorSry.-The cahnet shoi
of Mr.. Marion Wills, At Palestine, Greembrer coHh
ty, WINS destroyed by fire last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

RAILROAD FROM kICHMO>n 70 ATLANTA, Ga
Hr. Calhoun, OF the Georgia legislature, his intro.
duced bill to incorporate the Georgia Air. Lin.
Railroad" This bill! contemplutes the construction
ofa direct line OF railroad from Atlanta, Geor.iu to
Richmond Nirgin!u and for the purpose of startir
the ball. incorporates Il company, under the Hbov,
title, 10 construct road from Atlanta Ca, To Andcr
son, ). T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

M,KiSE DIsAsrEH.-fhc schooner Almnria, OF
Bnrn.fabIe, I'earsr. from Richmond for Boston.
with cargo nj Hour Gni wheat, with the los, ",
;nrrsail galley bost, Sc. HId i'll sinking conli-
riu was fallen in with "n the lath inst by the bnrI
John Payson Fuller, who took "ii the captain and
crew, and carried them 10 New London, Conn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

SrNrEHcfp 70 THE Pr>IrESrI,KY.--.John T.
lludgins. u lad, convicted before th, L. \ (jrcu;,
Court Of breaking open hitter in Patrick county
was on Thursday sentrnccdtu hard labor in the o.y,
llen'iary, by Judge lIG!yGurlou, before whom h.
Sa, tried,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

>rL,s>rIoxS.--Thn Petersburg Express. pub
li.les u card from Rev. Mr.. Gloss "i Nurtl Caroline,
who Ind charges 10 iaa>o aga. Rev. DR.. Smith, in
which he declines prosecuting The charges because the
recent action OF the Conference cnnvnces him "that
no amount at evidence from the North Carcliuu Con-
ference cIn DC oil any a:uil at tI:n tribunal"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

WHEELIxa.-Rev. Charles Howard Mnlcom, 1
SOD of Rev DR.. Malcolm, President Of the University
at Lewisburg, has accepted the pasiorship OF th'
baptist Church at Wheeling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

NORRIS AND WILLIS HOME JocwNAL FOR lSjo.-
The following literary attraction: will induce thon-
sands, re have doubt, I" add their names TOR the
coming year, to the already extensive Subscription
lis Of this best of wcklics, viz: new novel by \:
p Willis series OF Outline HEctcheS: III prose "ni
verse, nv General Morris, mud novelette, by j. VI.
Field, ihe popular and well known "S'rnws' OF the
Nrw Orl,;,. Pcuyune. Tho terms OF the Home
Journal are but two dollar, yea, and the office al
publicutioui is AT H.; Fulton street, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

LETTERS TO THE RIGHT Rev. JOIN EuGHEs,
ROMAN CATHOLIC BishoP or NEW YORK. by
kirwan. Published by Harper 4 Brothers. Re
cevoi from Harold 4 Muray.-Tbese letters arc
froa the pen OF who educated q Roman Ca.
,holic but afterwards seeded from that religious
denomination. Their object ia to prove that Ro-
mani.m is not the religion for America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Po>r-OrtICE AFFAIR, ~ acknowledgements
ter General Campbell yesterday ordered the following
apph ntnrntS: :,
VIM. G.. Duke, postmaster ut Fr"arr,rks 't"1',
Louisa county, Va, vice y. W. Harris, decntd.--
JOS 4. Ballinun. postmaster Mt Mcchanr'T,' Lou
I,a county. Va. vice John Q. Watkins, rcsigneL.-
John Robinson postmaster at Black Heath, Chester
field county, VA vice Hiram p. Moody, rcsismed: -
Rob, w. Dabney, postmaster al South Anna, Louisa
county Va vice David Is. Bullock, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

The AMERICAN CoLosIz,TIoS SOCIETY," WA morn
its thir,y-niu,h annual meeting in Washington 'n!,
IN the third Tu.sdny in January next II y HH'I n"
this will be- the most important sc~Si"n at 'h' p"ui"
inc n runr. thorough and efficient working organ:Za-
f,on for the National and State societies, already aH-
der consideration Tor the last two years, ~" come up
for definite actiun