Wo regret to learn that Mr. J. C.
nicholas, our energetic and successful Postal Officer at this port, has been transferred from Hangchow. We also regret to hear that medical advice orders him home at once. We trust he may have speedy return of health and an enjoyable visit at home. His conduct of the post-office at Hangchow and its numerous branches, all opened under his direction, has been eminently successful, and the hearty ood wishes of ity will follow him wherever His successor.
Mr. Peterson, tas arrived and taken up his duties; but. your correspondent has not yet had the wood fortune to make his
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