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y,.,,rp. a, 81, Peugs Church, cu 7: urdcy r',c g
,,s 3rd .n, by IL. Rev. George Woo-.ori1 =. OaF.L
CHALMERS E-r OF Halifax county. 10 aIss AM, "''-'
RIA MEAD, Of Iueanoad
Married u-sr Raymond. Miss, ss,urdsy. e.. VI,
40 ,br Eey Janiee Philson. Mr.. W. 6. FIRE a@H, q
Richmond Mss CORpELiA C., daughter o, 81 u o.
nv OF Biuls county Miss
MlraIsD, Thursday, the 3ri Inst, by tSc Rev ~,
oHeee, GEORGE FITZGERALD, ESQ. 20 M:ss ~
GlSlaA daughter CT Captain Il y" boH-sr, g.! II -
lok CITY.
MARRIED IN Norfolk on Thursday htt January o::.
the Rev Dr.. Mimi iserods JOHN b h!pD!Ia. As.
Suffolk. 70 M.s LILA ALLnS. younses' tsCs-''' =
Wrr D. Roberts, Esq, OF Norfolk cfy.
MIRyrEp on Thursday last At spHngreit, Hff:. 49,
EDWARD De STOECKL. Russian Charge dacsi:~-. p.
Washington 10 Miss ELIZA w HO" ARD, !GrLas-:
daughter o. the lste Hon. John Howard
MARRIED st ST, Peals Church. on 1ha: t.y -;
,n;h i,st. " the Rev aY Woodbridge WA. Ei.hti-'
FORD 70 MaRY, eldest daughter CT wyud1sn kEo"..'
SOD, Esq.
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,,cunoND ENQUIRER
THE svs,.wErxLy. AND WEEKLY.
rr':;snaD, PRYOR & DUNNAvAST.
~ Z N ::

dc,nrs per mru,n and at be
~ pa;l! Paper ,asrn or shorter period than one
l.I. tm .,;W,csly ave dollars per snhnin' any;
F F!E sae n nth, payable III advance 10 ." ars E
zee a'a1' ' omitted by nsni' ios' paul. - Ga
',S.n q, the cna OF as Sm the circulation of the
Nra hs wv TT,,NnTiprR IN the southern Tni WErvIV W
HHoHV Ia, Ln ,,,,,:enc,d the issue o ,,,,,,ar a;
.?'it'cTs .s u%'. o,,.s,ps nearly Al is rea"'"s
Ahh .nI sem Wecky e;N;i'hs character Of the
.rs.d say no;A.aS OF ne now What i. was half
CnMOSO ~ ,s.s ,ha i; is the pn'i osr v, h' ~
3.grs S;e, rneygie. 10 :ae discussion VI ,hc ,t
5;o:;:e 1e'",s a.. TS,hiucl,m has brought o'''''
Engprcr Is pH.nsa, ,rssce rset or for e. 50
!se =, s. pc. aupUuI tps'a ~ ~" irIucuon is
Aer payment u -; N. ,ollow:us ratio: ie' g. CO.,
asdc In taHo; OF rrouircr will be iarnlSnSa. w. in
Fop:ss Q, .ns "er .er SO twenty four copies aH'
DO same pr0p92Ir:iRS,Ms OF ADVERTISING. ,... Ara,
Thh". TEN Ene: or iese. urs'
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tEve sud hsi; csn's !or sseh nSe ~ Wv"
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6r each iase. se..yxrx,y-ror TEN M"cs ioss sFss ~
> 'hs .ys cents for cach sussHoNeht i'.'e., w.
R.'i... R.'ip., Sic. iu-e::s. Only oats ~esA so''"' "
k'r;s l Ws.yLr-fo. TEN lines o: less: nrst ,hseiuo
,,- Eve csu,4 10. each ntinnah - my es o ,f,
hs's"! ..r;,cr. aye charged rs for vne square oi
49," rvo sGur.es and IN .!n; propornon ior ~
-. ,i greater l,n.th except Aucaone'ie' WI
Il, raa:.s. 500, paper .aSia1so'j p,, .xc.ed,n
A. Cb:u.G.us rad 1ribu.cs OF Respect oAseeu'
;, ar -:-s aye charged Tor as advertisements ,, :,
,;e,s rc:, .,;!s.sncc mus; be accompanied WE -
nv 0. satisfactory references toHs;Ge eAeeu
al ducs 10 this office may be renLtted pc! nhtL
available Bauk p,tcs. a, the ri-k ~ we f.nM-.
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TIE RETORT COURTEOUS.

The Bottsh Know Nothings, herenbouts, manifest
great deal Of "back. bone They do not mean tt
be 'crusbed out" by the Twelfth Section party, a:
the following items i'll Saturdays National American
indicate:
HA! HA! A!-The Wing declines the offer of the
American combined councils of this City, to meet al
the African Church. on Monday night, for the pur
pose OF reconsderng the resolutions adopted til.
LIST of January. Tho wcathcr does not suit! now il
does seem TO u.s. that ii there are but sixty of ia,
members Of the combined councils who favor tn,
resolutions, enough might be induced to go TO tn,
meeting to out vote them, out OF the two thousand
who remain.
We have sesn a letter to gentleman of this city
from member Of tho American State Council in thu
county Of Abemarlc, fully endorsing our views upcr
the expedency Of retaining the 18th Section, anr
which says: ~ was in Charlottesville on yesterda,
(Monday,l and saw -, aud --, and sewers
Others who desire TO say that they are in favor
the views set forth in Bolts Louisville letter.
The gentlemen named are we'll known throughout
the State: both are large slave holders. and o
them Is distinguished for his talents and public ser
yicps
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Z MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1856.

wretched state of the weaher-whilo the Aunkeys of
Bolts would all turn somersetts III SNOW two feet
deep to get to tho African Church, in order carry
out the instructions and obey tho commands Of their
master
Monday night, therefore, is too early for amy but
lucky Bottste. Any suitable time thereafter we
ana those with whom act are ready for the trial.
We pant for i, now-but the snow and the ice, the
ice aud the snow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-15

The election by the Legislature on Saturday, OF
Drigsder General for the 5th Brigade, resulted in the
choice Of COL Eppa IIunton of Prince William
Col. Browne of Stafford, was the competing candi.
date though unsuccessful, he received highly fat
tering vote; indeed, there are few men who, under
the circumstances, could have commanded such a
vote. His great personal popularity in the two
Houses is exhibited in the vote, which will be found
in another column. Most Of the members who had
served With Col. Arowne in former sessions, voted
for him. although lie was only Lieutenant Colonel OF
ops Of the regiments in the Brigade. Col. Browne
~. ,ouss IN In nroud of the vote which he obtained.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The Democratic National Committee assembled at
Washington on the S,h January. und, with entire
unanimty
Resolved That the Democratic National Conrcr-
ton Of 1856 meet II, the city Of Cincinnati at l2
o'clock, NJ, on the first Monday Of June next.
Tic Baltimore National Convention OF 1862, adopt
ed the following resolution to the number Of dele
gates TO bo chosen:
"Resolved, That, in constituting future national
conventions uf the Democratic party, i'll order ~ &C.
euro the respective rights Uf the States 10 their rein
tive representation in such conventions, each State
shall be entitled to twice the number Of delegates that
il has votes in tho electoral college, and NO more; aud
that the Democratic National Committee, Ill making
arrangements for tho aeXt National Conventloh pro-
vide such number Of therein for each State and
secure the sumo TO the delegates elect
1t is requested, with view to the proper arrnnCe
msn.s Of seats oi members, that the delegates from
the several States districts Of the United States |"
the next National Convention, forward 10 Hon. a. r.
Edce,ton, IicksvilIe, Ohio chairman NJ the commit.
tee of arrangements, their respective names ana post
Offices and the Democratic papers throughout tie
United States are requested TO copy this call ana Inc
proceedings of the Democratic National runhelItee.
By order: ROBT. NJ. McLANE, Chalrnan'
Attest:
WILLIAM II. EsaLisH, Secretaries.
GEo. READ RIDDLE,
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UNPRECEDENTED WEATHER.

On Saturday week, January 5th, We had re'narka
BILE snow .storm--and for more than week there hn;
been fine sleiyhing and skating. Upon this compac
mass of snow aud ice there fell Saturday last snow
to the depth of at least four inches, between the hour
Of 8 A. NJ. and P. NJ. In the asteSlcou there were
Indications of rain which, It was to be hoped woult
carry OF the snow and ice, and give place to more
comfortable weather,
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,i.,iED l., UoI.l.ADAY,

/ COMMISSION MERCHANT, RIEHHONU, ~:
hp-L attend promptly the sale oi Corn -.a'
NV tobacco. Oats. Rye, Flour. Meal, &c. &c; ,
70 n, care e:.d will execute sil orders "!'u
Csce with Mcs,rs IIi Rawlings eosuer OF Nail 4aa
REFERENCES:
Hon Alex K. Bolladay, Heurlco,
Gesgs bill & Raw '!:gs, RICHMOND
Ac,,:uder's -ors
Scot: & Nerndvn, Fredericksburg
Hart & Hayes
or Wr,. }. Peudirton Louisa a., o,,,t
-hos We.son Esq. n-S. -.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARs REWARD.

"s AWAY from the subscriber, on the l2tb Of Au.
CHapf fIs; -; les, two likely negro boys, DAVE and
viii n.sh, Yeshiag about 10 poapds very black
chs,s .ps and inclined to Etutter when spoken
about leo pounds light complexion and has
Ind e spaceoetweeu his front teeth 10 knock kneed
ward -! ytnsi i slusgi.h walk. will pay the above re-
- w herr address
hmm JEREMIAH FUNDERBCRK,
Wild Cat T. o. q. CaroEps.
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HtaDDf l. rlKD-

MARBLE YARD. ~
goUN r ROGERS Sin Street. GEAR Msin Rchnonc
ID Va nealsr in Egyptian Italian rud alasresn MaSRI
MONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE SjUASs, Me- Snoxri HnN F.
PIECES Of every description, MALL fLAl lhs' E fAoNAS
nv Sasip in Carving executed in the neStest manner
t-ders from The country, with city reference, promptly
s1eDded 10.
blianleu,s in New YORK Ci;y ard having much eApe
s,:e the busness nsteri himself that all work exc
. lis shop Will give entire satisfaction ss any done
AS.-s :, South Oct Scty
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THE MONUMENT n0VSE FOR RENT.

THE MONUMENT HOJSE FOR KENT.
Ua> delightfully."- situated Hotel, fronting in,n,c. sss
d:4:oy upon the Capitol Square Is offered for IL
rec. ,,, 49,
.i,on TO the buildings heretofore upon the lot very
sdiion containing four stories above the base
,rrr warmed by aues and with every modern conve
r.. In toe course Of construction and will hs COM
i.,,t ,.:ore tie frsr OF February. .-'
po.,..on OF the residue of the property win vsn
On ;he ir.: OF January dA'"IS A'0N'.
-
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ABOLITION RUN MAD AND SEVERELY REEUkED.
few days since, lecture was delivered by Rer'
S. j. May, at the fremont Temple in Boston. Its
composite elements we're says the Roston Trans
crip, msevere partial and un is criticisms upon the
father, of the Revolution, AMI the statesmen who
formed the Constitutions united 20 eXruvagan auda.
,ious of the great MApose Of Liberty" Wm Lloyd
Garrison. Tue meu who went through eight
Yeas war for principle, perilns "thcr lives and
fortunes" were pronounced selfish, aud the motives
of their self.sacrifce impugued Their intentions,
according to the lecturer, than their dec
aratons. Even the character Of the peerless Wush-
ngton was so attained that tl:e "rsng sun of free
dom" would not wholly remove the staiu. 1t is due
to the audience to state Mat these outrageous seat
pents ,cere received rith the silent contempt ry inst
ly u,erited. very elaborate sketch OF the public
career of Mr. Garrison was given. 1t chanced to bs
the fortune Of the lecturer to hear the rs. sntsuve
ry address Of the "greut ngitator" i'll Boston. He
predicted ut that Iime Mr. 0arrlann would reform the
world to gtester extent than any other man since
Jesus Christ 1t is TO be presumed subsequent events
have confirmed the opinion. The address overfowcd
with similar absurd and shameless ideas, concealed
however, under a mask Of the choicest language
and urged in the most winsoue and persuasive man
ner. When reference was made to q dissolution of
the Union as the only course left fur the North,
onnous silence prevailed throughout the large hall.
We were glad to see this, and thus may all malcon-
tents who seek to weaken the bonds that unite our
powerful coniederucy be ever met by the people Of
.bs Sorth'
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DEATH OF THE POET-BANKER SAM. Ro-
GERS.

The London Times Of December 10Th chronicles
the death Of EsESe Rogers, at an extreme OLD age
Great a. were his poetic aud literary merits, ms 81,
nisl warmth Of manner his beautiful simplicity o'
character and Lis unosentutious and unst'n'es enu
ty form the brightest laurels iu his phapEl ~ uuu
noble heart and his gsuisl hospitality lett an nae
bic impression OIL the ulinds of all who e"yoyeu IT.
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GENERAL AGENT AND CoLLECToK
the Public generally 70. the purpose OF Hiring out
Negroes Renins ou, ou.es. collecting accounts &c.
ay business rn:rued 20 his care VIII be promptly and
faithfully snended 20
q. ricx ou .gs!l ss.eet, under ~ Chares Hotel.
F. A. J. CLOPTOE,
Dec a5-cSi Agent ard Collector.
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~ oTiCE-W!.hing 10 reduce our STOCK Of Fancy
oess GOODS &C will, for the next two months OF; Z
M Sasn our entire stock OF such goods consisting
- bii - su n, aat figured Mouseiines French uud Eng.
VITA may other .,yles suited to the present senson
.e,,,. w. tppp vpppT,'n'y 20 request our customers
early settlement. N "'o'''n'' 70 make
JspI I-rtf pISEnpD
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WANTED

WANTEU -.
1NMMANrEL and William Whitfield. brothers &c "
III w Whilsed born in InIe oi "! NJ cn.a,y. ".
80; N W " nsed is dead, and lett 10 EniuianL'i 1i :
WiIisn. Whitfield two negroes. Adtrest
'A THOMAS KIDD, Adnn:s'rat''.
BosIsA, Warren county, MS. o~ 49,
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UlHN n CLAIBOKNE,

GENEKAL COMMISSION MEkEHaHL,, -,
-, nr2 N PROVISIONS. RlCRMOSD w.
~ oTicii an attention given TO the sale OF Flour
%aes,, Coin, SC. Cash ADVANCES upon eon.sn
,.., Wi! .uppr Richmond Ground Plaster iour ssna
e. I.. or packed Virginia Bone Dust, ana super fho'
mr., OF LIN Peruvian Guhno, &c
N.sl
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

VUT4V VI
TINE subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
Il friends and he public gene rally, thut this long es
,.b,shed Hotel In hs city will hcnceorh be conducted
brS.arEL f. LEE. associates, with iMrs. MARoARErrA
sgooEs Evc-y eaort will be made comfort and
satisfaction 70 boaI.ers hnd temporary pu.rons.
SAME Z LEE, SAMUEL +. LEE & CO.
N,RE.EETTh BROOKS Jnn 2-cSw
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REFERENCE
] !. GzsvE:

!. Gs4"Es WN. II. GRAVES.
II. v. GRAVES &; CO.,
eoHH!eslOS MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
Se.fOiE .aeir bes, fcicB the sue Uf all descp.
~ a5%s .: County PRoprcE, aud will hire out
S'Fs the ensuing season..
"! !!f:.creuce see Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
": . ;a!s da;c.
o.. en- I'm street. 5o;weea Main and Cary, Risi:
1S- -. Nov lU-ctf
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:, SI1T,rI0Y A. TEACHER WANTED.

4 \ I C.kt = q. :
A GENTLEMAN w.;n small family, who Eaa mao
"A e:gh. yea,= experience IN governing youths oi ooih
tsIes visnes Establish permanent school e h;sa s'aoo
.ore beaay portion OF tie State. Tss.isor:as OF ena
I,e,e Gus!s ea:.o, &C, frnisned 'E9m toEmst
as;.ed idd,--s, =. d ni.on."t
REFERENCES;
Rev. VIM A. Smith, President OF r N. "ni'sS"'
I P Nash, Petersburg, Va.
T. T. Esrly, Lynchburg, Va.
Robert Blackwell, Lunenbu.g, Va
Vim, Irby and L. G. Bo"th, Sotowas. Va
w N Giil aud I. L. Il. Young, Dinw!ddis Va
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Yhs Democracy in Warrington city held q nss''n

The Democracy in Warrington oity held nse''h
on The ngb, Of tho 9Th January, at Copps Saloon
Notw;,b,t.pdpg the excessive coldness Of the wea'
tber, there were large number present. luz
srsble Amos Kendall occupied the CHAIR. ms proc.
enoe reminds us of the days of jackson. apoeo%e'
were made by Howell Cobb, 4. II. MoLanS, 'onn
Kelly, Mr.. McAullsu, Mr.. Maxwell Mr. Han OF l'"o
and ", A. Richardson. The enthusiasm mani'es'eu
ON the occasion. shows that the Democrats are
for the coming contest.
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SITUATION AND PROSPECTS OF TIE DAN
WILLIE RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

Tho President Of this Company in the It'll pnre Of
his report, furnishes views and data in reference ty
the probable value of the stock, which it i, tn, nur.
pose of the following investigation to push to their
ultimate conclusion.
In the first place it cap be nathematicallv n-oroJ
that ihroush a unijorncIy produc,;re couuiru o,i
,sihin The limits Of The copu.iv of .,o}vcs n,
ooriatiou Nh. rsc,nts iner,os, in n orso,s. .,,,,
erea than the squares OF distances. But. bcfors mn.
plying this rule let us apply TO il tho test Of .xnor;
ence OIL this work. At raye IL it is stated ist tho
receipts have been as follows:
In 1852 when the average distance was 50
miles . sSI r.,
In 1855 when the average distance was Is
miles l6I qs5
In 1854 when the average distance WAS SO
miles, 2al.sH
In 1855, when the ayerare dist,nce VIVA 100
mil.s 3,63,o
In order te establish fair comnnrison, however
there should be deducted from these the annua!
amount for the Transportation OF stone and coal,
$685. which oomss from 40 invarabls distance
Thus amended, the receipts will be-
For 50 miles, $63769, wh.,, are in the ratio Of 25-
while the ratio Of the squares of distances is IS
For IS miles, Sl4S, 400 which are in the ratio Of
56Yl-whis the ratio Of the souares Of distances il
! 56.25.
For Ss miles, 900 which are in the ratio of
79.5i-whilc the ratio of he squares Of distances is
77.44.
,,,-o , ~
,on M N' '"0 'e''0 - ''' '1N"'e' "
'0u'O0'
- s;,,a l'e - t""
.-,., ...',.-''
.;,..I ,Lo .r;,,a I'm I.:,I ..i:.L
-. -. ..:u -,
.,I,s., LOG - nm ..,,d,,h,s ,,,, :. stn, ,ss D.,
-.,:.,
:. III scI.n.s
.,.
...',.. .:-,
,"'! '"-'eA' - -, "
,,,, ,..
crease those VI iast year Sie''ioo'' III 'na'
rststo S259,2S9
, And as the simplest way to estimate the
! value Of stock is TO consider moneys TO
| be expended ~ being obtained from per-
petua loans, we must add to the current
! expenses the interest at . per cent. Of
! such sums. viz
! Interest on State loan, a6OOO
| Interest ON other loans, $4,000
| Int.rest on SIS OGu nec.ssarv 10 oomnlete
| and iucreuse cou;prnept. $500
| Interest on annuity for deprecation and re-
| peyul.. 10000
| - -
annual disbursements <''''' D.
! W Dlcn Woulc leave cleaT surplus III
1
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The Democratic State Convention OF Indiana nave
nominoted A. p Willard for Governor and John u
Walker for Lieut.. Governor.
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akssa.L .ut.CE, wAsnlsGTGE C4Tf

GESEH.L sEtaCE, WAsH!SGTGE C4Tf.
ifINg formerly Of Richmond, Virginia, hay:
inS established Office in this city. OIL street
few doors in !ccIi o! ne Treasury Department. tender,
D.. SERVICE, claimants upon tho Government especially
s. :st9-i...4!y sc.,.ces AID 10. land toGnes and EeE:
s.iu. 9zie: ice scIea, ac:s OF Cca;lcss.
Having purca.ei hc manuscripts Of tie .c David nor-
L.on, !. has l:haps, the only index WHICH was ever
nal. nass of revolutionary papers IN ths
H.; AUDITORS Oisce in aicamosi. Hs has also very CO
cG. Ile2 papc-e II s tine otter public otces ip
Es Chr 10! ot virginia These and the accGmu&Ations
t'n cite. OF twenty years experience, enti's
liz ;o 2c;e ia; claim ;nrsted him as just be will
tes;!c;o ssaw il, eycI whers the claimant himself may
&c snTe.S unable 10 dais.
10! ea. radsT the recent act Of 81 March 1885, Civ.
rs ~ Of land 10 all who were in battle or who
'GSei fourteen days, mis- charges will be very moderate
FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Boz. Henry a Wise Acco.nac. Virginia
lanes Ly1us, ESQ, kchnonc, Va.
It7.. Heath. late Commissioner Of Pensions, NoS'
moad 70
sisao:i Il fcrker. hogisec LaeI Orco, Richmond, Va
h'a. John 2. pcnde:on Cu!peper e. H., Va.
Yen SGnue! Ch:l!on. Washington, D. C.
"n. H's.d, E-l.. Baltimore.
Lsst. i:m5cclske ESQ Ecw Tork April lacly
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NEW RI'SISESS

1ccoun. OF the death of my brother, Geo. B. saun
- der', the hrm Of George X. Saunders & Bro. will lie
ossi rom .E!, date The nee OF the rm will be uaed
ia 20 Purposc Of closing up the business All pereons
49, 4rs against the trn OF George Sadndefs in.
will present the n, the Eirf fsiqucd for settle
eaiJ Gs; Il, n,s,hl. F'' " ~
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

NY RITCuIE, PRYOR & DUNNAYANT.
>~~~S~~~~>~>~~~~>~>N-
wM +. RITCHIE g. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
WAsHfSGToS. JAS. ll.-Ihe Agricultural SUric'y
elected NJ y. Wilder a. President. and "ur Nir. p.
sident from each State in the Union. q. W. /. r1--
s i. III. Vice Pr, siden, from NirGimia; W. $. k.!
Secretary and Is. B. French, Treasurer. Ihr *s,'e-
~ adjourned sine die. The Annual ExhUIl"J :, =.
take place in Philadelphia next fall.
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NEW YORK, Jan ll.--Flour il firm =: yc''s7
days rates Wheat is quie, and unchencec. 60
has advanced and j. active; tales "t Nrsiefn me-
a, y3c. NJ --s Pork $l6 Bcrfi. dull. La!G = c'gv.-
ins. Sterling is dull at s. 10 ssi.
NEW YORK, JAS l2.-F!our Is hish"r' sr.es .:
Stut. brands ut IS 6d Ohio IS 56, so"th,rn :, -
Whes, 10 firm. Nothing duug IN corn Me'e i"''
SIG H.-f duh and unchanged Lard j. 6rm III j. 5.
t. S. .ixes Of sixty.risht, SIG so. Fi's.@'a So,
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VESSEL AND CREW LOST.

New YoKK' JAS. 1.-The Schooner isc'G", r.:
Washington, y. G., was wrecked on Long E.I-A, -
Saturday last. All peri,hrd except the Inate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-15

TIME General Meeting OF the stockholders Of ,ne
NOR. Y.as .: v:.:a;a will be held at ther bunxlns
Eou.a !, IN. CIV or Wednesday, the lth January iesos
"So officer or director Of Bank shall hereafter vote @
pfoxr OF .;ocsaoer n any election o d!rec'ots OF E'
Gers Of Ba.k 10. snail any proxy be vai'd ~Eicn snsh
bxrs been exeeu:ed six:y days before :hc tine o eee
toL. ) - s'Aih N"'"''''
H..
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BALTIMORE, Jan. ll.-Fiour is lower; sa'"s q
Howard stree, u, $S 81. Nothing dong ~ l. ri" -
Provisions ar. firm. Pork is nominal ut 81" i q:
Shoulders 81 to &C.. Sdcs 9tc. Lard IN t.'f"- u.
BALTIMORE, JAs. II Flour is lower. sam!
sale. OF Howard street at SS -. NciI!uS Go.h- -
vrniu Provisions ar,. unrhaDpei.