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No. Issued 10.
1859 Oscar Engledow
1878 TIust' es Of Austin
College
1882 G III MOnsarrat b Ca
Is 70 John Karner
1904 Daniel Carl
l7ss 1889 walcor'
l746 John W Ports
ITO x Elliott
1907 Harriet George
1876 Miles 5 Bennett
1929 Nathaniel Rudder
1881 Levi Tyler, admir-
1888 of w n Kelly
1893 Samue! Wilicy
1899 George Sutherland
ls4l J p Hennings
Is4s Is4s Eccles
1874 Edmund Ballingcr
1852 j ID Logan
lS5G e. p Green
1865 David AyTes
1869 l'hOmes + James
1873 e. Schir.llrInanti
1899 J Il Jewett
1897 F Emma
1899 Par lila Lee
1920 p w Gros, IN Yer
1922 Gilbert Johnson
1923 Robert Lusk
1929 T. w Cawthern
1870 VIM Cochran
1892 FIanci, MOore jr
2O7l Andrew raley
2O72 Isaac Stewart
isS4 isSs CIV vickrry
i9ss i9ss ranl Dremond
2lO6 }DavidcRu,r.,
% lSs RIP McMaster
Gsss isss Gentry
2diaa55}sw Fisher
IsOi { Louisiana Davis
2'}O3 f. Frost
23t6 Thomas Reed
23l6 Harrison e Bryant
2}.}0 J > Mcdonald
1910 Arthur Garner
23il J F Mar,chCtt
234l Andrews * Grover
2'f5I z q Merritt
23i9 w Pinkney
S35O J ID Giddings
a354 J Crawford jr
235S A Z Edsertnn
2tJ9 Thomas Warner jr
9:N63 George X SI-tare
1864 Francis Brichta
$3.50 Elizabeth Carter
1883 VIM LAWS
2.'S7 Joseph II mlinsOn
1890 Snerd x Turner
1890 VIM kimbro
24OO II II Haynie
24Ol X w MIlhank
2i62 Catherine Allen
44O5 Henry Kring
24l3 J W Lawrence
2il6 Stephen Smith
2434 a e. Horton
943s ElapiIaIet Easton
24i2 Lemurl RDickeusOu
2450 Win II Thompson
2452 IL VIM Eddy
947l J z Heron
2474 4 B Hemphill
2477 Aaron HaughlOn
2419 Heirs uf John Jones
2io0 " Joel Hid
2i6l /" Warren Album
1852 /" John l. Monks
24S3 /" Peter Aldrich
249O NJ A DOoly
$500 George Z DAY cashier
250l f Kennett q co
25O3 John w Schrimpf
2504 w e. Blair
25l2 NJ ROrberttai,le
25l3 Henry B Brooks
25l4 Gabriel 1rumwclt
e52s u y Morgan
2529 Furbur i Bean
1884 Sarah Newman
ices of other classes Of thu
,Ias cannot be specified BY
au M-dtl.tJant
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and release TO the United States and release to
ie1as must be duly executed by such party. to-
gether with the assignment and releases from the
person in whose favor settlement and payment is
| requested.
One or more audited certificates or one or more
evidence Of the same character Of debt may be in
cluded in the same assignment releases and atfida
Wit of ownership, if each ceric ate is correctly de-
scrbed by number, date, amount, and name of the
original payee. 1t should also appear whether the
certificates were issued by the authorities of the
State of Texas, of the debt of the repub
lie, or were issued by the republic of Texas, accord
ing TO The facts of each case
The assignment to the United States may be made
IN common form ; the releases should be drawn &C
| eordng to the forms subjoined-A and b.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary of the Treasury.
Form a.
Know all persons by these presents that
- has relea .ed. and hereby reIt as-s the United
Sta'es of America from all further liability or claim
for the payment Of certificate or evidence of d. BIT
number for The sum of 8, issued by
the late republic of Texas, (Or by the authorities OF
the State uf Texas, the case may b. J and re-
deemed by The United Sta in accordance with the
provisions of an act OF Congress entitled "An act
prov tor the payment of such creditors of the late
Congress Of September nine, eighteen hundred and
hhy," approved the 28th day of February, 1885, and
an act of the state OF Texas approved the LIST of
February. le56.
As witness my hand and seal.
Form B.
Know all persons by these presents that --
HAS released. aad hereby releases, the S.a of
Texas from all further Liability claim for The pay
Insnt Of certLicate or evidence OF d.bt number
--,f0r the sum OF s., issued by the late re-
public of Texa (or by the authorities OF the State
Of Texas as the case may be, >, and redeemed by the
United States in accordance with the provisions Of
an act OF Congress, entitled I" An act to provide for
:hs payment of such creditors of the late republic OF
Texas as are comprehended in The act of Congress
OF September nine, eighteen huRded and fifty"
approved the 23h of February, 1855, aud an ac; Of
1885,
As witness my hand and SEAL
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Form B.
As witness my hand and seal.


III ioiiN !" tiiS 10 q ISL
still Ou s,a ;ding:
No Issued TO.
8 T ID TOmpkins
I8 Bukman Garfield
81 John A Clifton
81 ii X Muse
So II G Hobbs
"a ] De COrdova
90 John Birmingham
l35 Pbineas DE Cordova
l76 Z Raldwia
lgl James Tjlghma1
1872 Matthias Clark
sS5 sS' e'ha' Earle
328 o BlinPau
3ii ] E Wade
G8 Peters & Booth
395 Lott Hustled
4Oi 5 Kingsley
427 J Parker, for Eliza
beth ParRr, eX'x
437 Bentd die; Bayiey
AS Leander BtasOn
400 WIN Odlin
fG7 John w King
5U9 Il B W. BIB
$40 A : Thu'm md
$40 TbOs w Marshall
625 David ) kaufman
643 George w Parker
Ola CrutcheT& McRave
ssa S5a VIM Flower
653 J A Simpson
659 VIM II Belcher
677 HI Williams
10l Felix Rieder
rs 7Is Robert Dale
773 VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
193 Dyer Pearl
3 2 Isaac l. Hill
S63 HermOean Brown
S74 John w Bower
S79 James McMaster
9l4 Dyer Peal
9l5 Mary Ellen Heden
berg
$50 J Ellis
932 Mrs Mary Belville
lUl9 Arson CIansOn
1912 X NJ Forbes
lU25 James " Hogan
1913 Thomas Lindsay
lO45 James /. Green
l037 Jesse Daniel
l0iS J B Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
tl-c
1859 1859 }spcervaise
1855 Willis Millican
1853 J ID iIillican
1867 John LAWS
1865 WIN Barton
1919 w A l.0ckhart
1850 X Morton
ll35 James kIllam
1896 e II Taylor
l24l Yuungs USleman
l24S Robert McNutt
l249 John w Cloud, pc
at,'yJ II Raymond
1861 T. DE Pom OiS
1869 q p Green
l27j G w Sinks & ] |
Shaw
1897 J,.l,n Kendrick
1899 Samuel Hid 'en
1900 John Johnson
1901 Susan Massiex
1862 Thomas III FOrfes.p
1895 B * Warner
li23 William FIels
li3i & W Osborne
lI2J John A Rutherford
l421 Cornelius Vannoy
l42o Joseph Bates
l47J Ann Is Reese
1918 Lumbard MINIS
1921 J e. Moore
1923 John James
1854 K u Douglas
1870 r NJ Fish
1872 VIM Kerr
1880 James A MooGy
1881 = BickfOrd
1919 John Lamer
1915 John Cameron
1923 John ID Taylor
1924 Levi Mercer
l625 Eli Mercer
The outstanding eyide
debt Of the republic Oft
this Department.
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CDRPORAfION STOCK.-Ss, 200 Corp. :
~ ration Of Washington STOCK for sale at
feb 2S-n CBUBB BROHHERS.
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A CAR n

MRS. FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL,
lsA Music, No. dG5 + street, between 9th and
10Th streets References: Mr. X. Davis, and MIR
Hllbus, Music stores. sc l7-3m
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.
REV. REV g. HTSIHHS ". IDHoHRSRANcE, PRINCIPALS.

FENHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
l. Academy will commence on Monday, Sep
teInber lst. 1855. For terms see circulars al tie
principal Book Stores au i-u
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THE UEiON ACADEMY

THE UEiON ACADEMY.
IA. RICHARDS, MRS. II RICHARDS,
- - Prin. L. A. Prin. L. =. A.
gfHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence on MONDAY, Sep
tember / 1856. jy 23-3m
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L. i. MIDDLETON,

L. j. MIDDLETON,
DE- A L Z B IN ICE,
OEes and dDspsf-Southwest corner Of and
Yw0lfth streets feb ~ II
NEW YORK DAILY HERALD, TRl.
~ bune, Times, Express, and News, recs ived
at O'Clock p. m, by FERGUSON,
oc6 next to Lammond's, aS6 7th street.
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AT The GREAT VARIETY STORE,
IA between 9Th and 9th streets, you can get
Baskets, Combs, Brushes, Woolen Goods, China
and Bronze Ornaments, Perfumery, Porte Monies,
&C, &C. H. J. McLOUGHLlN CO,
OCT Agents.
E>LUT rs, BANJOS, AND ViOLiNS JUST
l. received at ELLIS'S Music Store. OCT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05
For The Enquirer.
NON. JOUN 4. OCITMAN.

lcN JULIA a. SCih
The gentleman Whose name :sads this article has
been brought forward by ihe press, both North and
5 Iu'h, but especially in tue South, as u proper person
10 occupy the position at Secretary TT War, IN MIR
8urhanan's Cabinet. Ii has Afforded US pleasure 10
witness this general expression Of OPINION, becnus,
we believe Gen. Qritmt IN 10 be the IN III for the place.
Ills military service was not very lengthy, but II was
very brilliant: and in connection with this fact, II may
uoi b. inappropriate 10 Sirna short sketch OF Ills llie'
especially the 'nilirary pat Of il:
Jnhn Anthony q Itnrl was born ut Rhincb@ck,
New York, IN 'h- year 1913, and is nav, consequent
ly. in his tiIy sixth year. In early lille he en'Era'ei
10 the MISSISSIPPI Valley; MI tle 1t at July. lSlO. b.
was appointed Brigndlrr General United States Vol.
umteers, by President pix; lu Immediately entered
the servirr, aud set out Tor M-X;un, where We find
him, in le-s than three months afterwards, (Srpt. %,
lSI6D appointed Igor. G. ;ucral, by oreyet, flor gal
liant aud m-riiorlous conduc; i'll The battle of Monte
r-y." On the 2nd ~ March, 1871, he was presented,
by resolution - Congress, with q sword, "iu t.stimo
nv Of the h,sil seu-e entertained by Congress, of his
rallan.ry aud good conduct in Storm ~ Monterey "
He was appointed VI ,ior General. April li;h, ISL
AT the termination Of the war, Gen. Qu;nan retired
10 private life, hu. was shortly after wards called Out
hy the people of Mississippi, who elected him their
Governor; at the expiration OF his term he again re.
tired, but has Il second tlns bcsn called out by his
people, and by them sent to Congress. In politics
Gen Quitm III is a Stale. Rights Democrat.
We say, above. that he Is the man for the position
o. Secretary Of War, and we ~reiterate it. II We take
the Jeff srsonian qualifications, lis he honest is he
capable = we would reply by asking, who is more
sol Few men ure as honest in their political views
a. John A. Quitmani few, very few, are IN capable
OF filing the position In Which his friends would place
him. lie has seen service, and, what is more. he
thoroughly understands military tactics. In his man
ners he is the true type of the easy, yet dignihrd
Southern gen,irnan; being entirely void of that Tor
bidding air which 50 many of our military Irsn either
assume ur contract. In ,aci, nc combines in his per
SON u large Quantity OF the suGr1tc'- az made with the
t~5r.itcr m re.
A rnore acceptable mao could not be found for :he
South, and in the North his selection would give gen
ersl satisfaction. Not disrega.ding tie qualification.
or merits of others who may be proposed for the po
! si,ion, yet, We may b. INDUCED in expressing the
hope, that Mr.. Buchanan will weigh we'll the mattel
before acting decisireiy. y.
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For the Egquircr.
7" | N"IN""F
LANES LYONS, ESQ OF RICHMOND.

JAMES LlOfS, G'S VIZ :.
Tie oup,sj ion and letter writers are busy. it
seems. in framing Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet for him.
We all know, however, that this ls a matter when
he will attend TO, without the aid Of any one. The
Democracy have full confidence in their noble and
victorious standard-Oearer. 1t is fair, however, to
presume, tha, the old mother Sta'c, Virginia, which
has given thirty thousand m4inrity for him, and did
more, perhaps, Ihsn any other Southern State to give
him the poinina,; III at Cincinnati, will receive the
distinguished honor Of furnishing q member OF bis
Cabinet.
Should the Old Dominion, (God bless hcr') come In
fur n share Of the honor., We know OF no one better
qualified 10 fill a position of so much distinction than
her Distinguished son, james Lyons, of Richmond
n. ha. every rrqu site for n wise and safe counsellor.
Hi. commanding talents, his fine PcrsoHnci, his lofty
aud Elevated bearir., his political ncumen and great
legal xuowledge. all combine in the very highest de-
yree To emiucnrly qualify aim as one OF the constitu
t,nnnl advisers of the sage Of Wheatland. MIR. Lyon,
is universally popular vita The Virginia Democracy
Iii. appointment would give great satisfaction to the
Democracy OF Eastern and Western Virginia, and
particularly to his friends in the Valley, and to one
who but rciteratrs the wishes Of many in the
TENTH LEGION"
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Gov. WISE.

In his interesting and eloquent speech at Tie sup
,er ON We'd ,esday night, Gov. Wise emphaticai
,rro,ncsd that nothing could tempt him to leave his
present position in which the Democracy OF Virgins
t.d placed hun. His declaration was received with
,bunders of applause. Gov. Wise also expressed the
opinion that it WAS due to Virginia that some one OF
ier distinguished citizens should be called to aid the
incoming administration in carrying out its policy
All of the eloquent speakers at the supper who re
ferred to the subject, avowed their confidence tha'
the next administration, like the present, would pur.
sue n policy based upon the vital and conservative
principles of the State Rights Democracy Of Fir
giuia.
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A YASKEE CAPTAIN ~ TKuuBLE.-Geo. Weaver
captain oi Il PnIla,is iphIa schooner, bound I" Nv
York, aud lying at the wharf in Alexandria, got him
self INFO trouble on Tuesday lat, 10y refusing tn allow
the inspection according t" law. When The lnspec
tor boarded his vessel, the Captain ordered him off
and immediately set sail. Immediately chartering 4
steamer, the Inspector pursued aud oyerhaulrd lh-
vessel, and brought her back To Alexandria. After q
hearing Weaver wa. r, quiret 10 give bail in the sun
OF sou, to appear at February Court and answer III,
charge. This was given, but the schooner still re
mains in charge of the Inspector, who desires Il bono
for The payment of the tue OF $500 required NY th'
inspec,io law.
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raiarY-fovRrn coSonss-sus .s.s,on
"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1856.

SESAlE
The President pro tenn. laid before the Senate the
annual report of the Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mr.. Rusk presented q joint resolution OF the Legs
!ature of TeXas, in favor OF q repeal OF he recent
act of Congress in relation to tho public IL BIT of the
late republic of Texas.
On motion of Mr.. Rusk, a resolution was adopted,
rsquiriny the Secretary Of the Treasury to inform
the Senate wha: amount Of The claims against the
late republic Of Texas, provided 10 be paid by the
act ct Congress o, the 2S'h vi February. 1880, has
no. been presented at the Department. for payment.
Mr.. Bayard then announced, in an appropriate aud
fe-lin. manner, the death Of bis late colleague, the
Hon. John NJ. Clayton. He was followed by Dir.
Criiianden in u like tribute Of respect, aud likewise
by Messrs Cass aud Seward.
The usua! resolutions OF respect were adopted, and
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tie subject of Dir. Wh;ttield's admission as a dele
gate from Kansas was taken up.
The question pending was on the motion OF Mr..
Grow 10 reconsider the vote by which the House re
fu.-d that Gen. Whitfield be sworn il as the delegate
from Kansas.
Mr. Campbell OF Ohio, moved that the House re.
solve itself into d committee OF the wlolu "h the
state of the Union. 10 consider the Presidents H-s
sag, transmitted during the first day OF the session,
saying that its various branches had not yet been re
ferred 10 the appropriate standing committees.
MIR. Cobb, OF Georgia, wished the House To- proceed
10 The selection Of seats. But neither proposition was
agreed to.
Variuns motions were made and defeated. by yea
and nay votes: the friends OF Mr. Whitfield e.'deav"r-
my 10 stave Oft the action on his case until neat week,
owing IN q number Of absentees ON their side OF tile
question.
Further proceedings on ;his subject were interrupt
ed by the reception st a message from the Senate an
nourcing the death OF Senator Clayton. Mr.. Cullen,
the representative from Delaware, passed a eulogy
on the Deceased. The customary resolutions Of re.
spect were adopted, and the House adjourned.
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seats u.ua u. ala .aaae u. d prod porous, Gniia6 I.t,
happy ye0p!s. , III Cancellation, no said, that II he could
in any degree be the homored instrument of aiiaylnE
this sectional excitement, and restoring the govern
ment 10 the principles anil policy OF the fathers, he
wonld thea feel! the. -. had not assumed the arduous
duties Of the Office 80. .ain.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Burhanau's remarks, OF
which We have given but a rapid outline, his guests
retired, each one receiving q cordial shake OF the
hard. After they had reformed III iha order for PRO
ces3inn, three cheers were proposed m! given for the
President Of the Board of Franklin md Marshall
College sud the President elect Of the United States.
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True III rho Constitution, because Away. tao -
herself, the waves Cf fscticn AZ home, OF III dark con
sp;racy abroad. bresk harmiessly at her feet. Her
horror is in her own keeping. and the sacred trust
transmitted from slr- TO sire, aud from generation u
generation. shalt vludica;p her position H. a free so.
vcreign and indt pendent Republic, submissive 20 |.
ircerai otlrge:io, b 20 long as they are reSp'Steu -
her associate Republics. bu. ready to assert ana esla".
lish her separate existence, when such suoh'S'"o" -
70 longer consistent viii honor. ,
With great respect, / AIN, gentit'n,n' yWSS0E"
resucCtfuliv, NSN'
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

tut ~ = tTTTVS TtftWVT ", IGOD.
REPoRTED ny John A. LANCASTER son, BROKERS
Virgin" . per cents, ~ v""r.t" run. no ssles at the Urea
sIry. shorter dates S92 aud interest.
Bonds guaranteed 10y The state. $40 aud interest.
Richmond City Bonds, sacs ut sos. aud interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par 20, last sales at SO.
Farmers Bank Stuck, lat sale. nj s U5I.
Exchange Bunk Stock, lust sales nj SILJt.
Vrs Inh Fire aud Marine lnsurnnc. stock, SOL.
Richmond Fire Association Sock, par eco, sales sir ce the
divIIcnI SJl.
r cimona Ere iericksburg and Potomac Railroad STOCK
last rglc- SO
virs!HI" Cemtr"' itailroah Stock, lSsissIer, sa3i
Richmond and P"t"rsburg RH!lrt All stock. sac. e5l.
richmond AID Dan"ili" Railroad stock, Inst sales $40.
James River hHG kAnhwhb stock, Last sales $40
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

New YORK. Dec. 3-Ihe steamer Cahawba ar
rived here 10. mig t in three DAYS and twenty two hours
from Havana, being the shortest time yet made.
The ruuored re-appointm-nt OF Gen. Concha HI
Captain General is not confirmed. II Is believed that
efforts to introduce African apprentices will prove uI.
successful.
Sugars firm and stock reduced. Exchange in fair
d-IDaul,
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4 TEACHER

ygSUE tub.cr!Dsr IS Gesircns OF obtaining a Southe err
g.It. nIrn 10 conduct TIE education al Il, partment OIL
4 female Seminary a; We borp', li %resiienc.) u Caro-
line county, Va. A Gruti,naI competent to teach the or
di.nry tn.It.h traacnes. Mathematics. Latin sId
rrcn b, vii! he required. A mar led gentleman prefers
biz. bur not iudispci sable.
FIr parricul 10. udur, sst the subscriber. Guiney's nepo1
CnrulIn Va. a VI.
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IA1ER ERlM KANSAS

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-Kansas advices state that Gov.
Ieny ie taking measures to capture the prisoa-rs
nat recently escaped AT Lecompton, the grand
jury having found bills against several pro slavery
men. n puOilc meeting had been called. Surveyor
General CALHOUN was chos en- President of the meet.
i.g, at which Gov. Geary aud his Inquisitorial
Courts were rcpudiarci and denounced, and a call il.
sued tor the law and orrer men 10 meet at L-ayen.
worth on the first of December. Col. Titus gives no.
'ice 70 al PERSONS wishing 10 go 10 Nicaragua 10 rem.
devious at 81. Louis ON the lUth of December. A
Tree passage is offered 10 al who will gu. He ssya
after the settlement ut the Central American que,.
lion, The purpose l. 10 turn attention 10 Cuba.
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RRI

MARRIED, a. New Market. Dec let. by the Rev. a. r.
Rude. Mr. q. w. MURPHY. Editor OF the Spirit Of De
mocracy, to Miss MARY FRANCES CALVERT, eldest
daughter OF Major ] s. CRlvert.
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NEW YORK. DEC. 4.-Thes Eooaer New York Of
RIcNinond, 10 ashore al SQuam IDlet. The c.sw ara
-ared. Her rsrg, IS composed vi flour aud tobacco.
Tne vessel 10 tight.
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NEGRO uIKINt.

stHE subscribers beg leave to return their thanks for
Z the iiD"rh! patronage heretofore b. srowcd on Us.
aud will cUurnu" 10 Eir" oar u"grnes the ensuing year
fartlcu ar attention paid them n cnse Of sickness. aud ex.
eriIons uludu ~ oDih.H 70. them good homes md liberal
hives. BAkEk & PLEA>AATs,
Nc . ftrnrr Z rnI-lMn md u nInn III. -
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LaTEsT BY TELEGRAPH
T~.iesraphcd for the Richmond Enap,,..

THIRTY-FOURTH CONVERSATIONAL SESSION.
WAsHi>GIuN, DECEMBER (, 1856.
The SENATE RESUMED the consideration of the mo.
ton to print an extra number OF the Presidents Mes.
sag- and accompanying An animated
deua:e ensued. Mr.. Wade was particularly severe
on the President. Withou, concluding the subject.
the Senate adjourned to Monday.
HOusE.-Tne Whitfield case was taken up; biz
friends making motions Intended to postpone &C.
ii"n. WITHOUT, coming to any decision the House
q lot. ned early,
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A NEW MARSHAL FOR KASSAs.-Wil1an
Spencer. Esq, has been appointed by he President
10 be United States marsha! for The Territory Of ksn-
sas, vice J. Is. Donaldson, resigned.
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NEW YORK, DsC. -Whea has declined;
s1les at Ted al )! ID L" ! 81, while 81 d to | 6S.-
Corn has advanced; sales OF mixed 1T -, white Is,
yellow a -. Tobacco i tuI; sales ct kentucky
at III lie 'ts. Flour is G~uVyaEt, bu, prices Ole un.
changed.
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u HAVE now in store ~ large stock ct -. wants Cloth.
z in, coinprsing oars, Pants EnI Vests, Flannel shii,,
and 20 Ia: all OF which will Ice sold al, un ..,Ially low
prices for coSh. Those in WANT vii! pl-n.e give me an
early call. J. d. d
Deco No. ll9, Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05

APPOINTMENT By THE 1ander
Dudley Of King and Queen. a delegate 10 the Southern
Convention ct Savannah. from the first Congressinn
al District, in the place Of 10. L. Montague, de.
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