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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

Bv,asrrss Sronxs.--A walk THROUGH our princi.
nal buetness streets will furnish ampls evidcnse Of
he Iarre and increased Wholesale and retail trade
II our city. Tho wholesale and refill houses on
Main and Broad streets are thronged with custom.
era, and Pearl street il literally blockaded with
packages Of goods selected and purchased by
southern and Western dealers. The fact especial
" - regards Richmond 10 daily becoming more
evident that Southern traders patronzing their
own countrymen In the South, who offer In splendid
warehouses and generous profasion the choicest
fabrics and manufactures of goods atprices fully as
low a. they are sold In the North. The spirit Of
Southern independence 10 fully aroused, and is ex.
hibiting itse + in action. Our goods are now i'm
ported in vast quantities directly from Europe and
the Eastern manufactures, and can. therefore,
easily be furnished at prices 30 low as to defy
Northern competition. Then our merchants have
the advantages of Iostore rents and accessibility
in their favor The rt results in less per centum
Of profit, and therefore is to the advantage Of
Southern purchasers, whs can also profit by the &C.
feasibility, Ia the decreased charge for freight ana
transportation to their homes, which is necessarily
smaller than if the goods were purchased in New
York or Boston. We hail this gratifying and sub
stantia era in the trade of Richmond with pride and
pleasure, knowing full well that in the increasing
prosperity of our enterprizing and energetic mer.
chants ard adssmen, every citizen of the Com
monwealth has deep aud abiding interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

49, KICHMOND FUND COhifA-
~ NY-The members of this Company will
meet Friday Evening. October 1st, at Z O'Clock,
in Mr. Exalis Room, next door to the Times office,
On Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank. A
full attendance is requested, i. will be an impor
tant me citing.
$3.50 B.W. KNOWLES, See'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

FIRE'-Ihere was false alarm of fire In the
lower Ward about half past O'Clock yesterday
morning.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT

49, THE AFRICAN CHURCH ON FRIDAY
NIGHT An- address from the Hon. Robert NJ. 4
Hunter-Tne Democracy of Richmond will meet
at the African Church on Friday evening next the
LIST of october. at half past O'Clock. Our distin-
ished, able and eloquent Senator, Robert vi.
T. Hunter, has accepted an invitation, and will
address us. The public generally and the Demo-
cracy cf the surrounding country invited to at
tend. Come one, come all. We bid you welcome
ea 20-p%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

ApDsEss.-Hon. r. N. T. Hunter. one of N. O..
majors from this State, will address Democratic
meeting this evening at the African Church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

I MAYO STREEr.-This street is receiving consid
cradle improvement by the addition of six rev
dwelling houses now in course of erection. A
handsome three story brick dwelling house has
been erected on the lot adjoining the Universalist
Church, for Mr. Samuel Britain; and five new
three story brick dwellings have gone up on the
corner CT Mayo and Broad streets, for Mr.. Robert
w. Hughes The brick work of the first was done
by Mr. George Turner, and the wood work lie I'm.
der the control of Mr.. John A. Glazsorook, one Of
the best carpenters In the city. The other five
houses are built under contract with Mr.. E. ]
Crump, also an experienced and excellent carpen.
ter, who employed Messrs. Glenn & Davis to do
the brick work. These buildings occupy very ELI
gible locations, and will always be amongst the
must desirable residences in the city. Mayo street
is very convenient to the great business portion of
the city, while it is a very retired and pleasant
street for private dwellings A great m any appli.
cations have been made for the houses of Mr. H.,
even before they are half finished fact showing
the demand for houses in that quarter. Indeed, we
learn that there is an unusual demand for houses
in all parts of the city at present Capitalists and
builders could make no safer more profitable in
vestments, than by the erection of dwelling houses
in Richmond at this time. s., .. =..-...-.f.
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.

- TO ADvkKTIsERs...Th ecircnlasion
Of tne DISPATCH 10 THRgx rfMxs - large - thot
OF any other Daily paper In the CITY q Richmond
II 10 therefore greatly superior to any other -
medium of advertising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

SuDpE. DEArH-A youag gentleman n.m. !
Frederick 9. Smith, native Of Norfolk -.
We understand he has conneriou, .ha =, !. UT. I.
days SINGS left our office, ia which he h.s. 'eA
several months as compc si,or TO seek .~-,'
meat in Boston. Yesterday a letter
ceived here from that city, eommun;c.,;a ~
telligence OF bis death, which occurred ;,s. :
diately after his arrival there. He lsf, ~.
apparently good health, although be ann..,..
to be OF delicate constitution. He was ! a.. 4.
and industrious young man, who secu,.d :.
respect and esteem of all his acquan,anc. :
this city, and who have heard of his un,;s., =
death, 80 soon after giving him The c.,
hand at parting, with surprise and pain
DKPARTuHE AND ARaIvAL OF THE C..,r
day the change of the hours of departing and go.
Ing, In TIE Northern and Southern cars. co.. 49,,
operation. The cars for the North leave s,s ~
and arrive at2A O'Clock, r. NJ, and the sor,s.-
train leaves at 81 P. NJ, and arrives a, abou, !.
o'clock, A. M. No efforts are spared bv III go.
panies of these roads and their agents To .so,s
peditious and pleasant travelling faci.;,;s. ~.
and powerful engines, and the nea,es, s,a -.
comfortable cars have recently been added - -.
trains; and the agents on both roads are
polite, and accommodating. These cons;dsr..,o..
in addition to the many advantages Of tbs ROM. :,
and from the North over the Bay line, mus, slv.v.
secure to these roads, what they now en;o, n :
main portion OF the travel between the North ana
tae South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

- A vIOLINIST WANTED.-The Ma
~ mayer of Kunkels Nightingales is desirous
of sill adding fresh attraction to that already highly
popular Troupe by the addition of fine, first Vic
lin Player, who must be well versed in music
Such person willing to travel, and possessing
high moral character, will find good situation by
applying to Mr.. KUNKEL, or Mr.. FORD, at Odd
Fellows Hall, this or tomorrow morning, between
9K and IL o'clock Sc 25-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

- THR 1sT OF OCTOBEK is the
DNS day on which most Of our city Schools
commence their' Winter campaign. Teachers,
Parents and Pupils will not forget that every varie
ty of School Books may be had at WEST g.
BROTHER'S, (near the Post Office at moderate
prices z a ra oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

TRIAL OF RAND.-The trial of John Rand,
charged with robbing the Portsmo uth Bank, com.
mences to-day. before the Circuit Court of Norfolk
county, Judge Baker presiding. Robert G. Scott,
Esq, Attorney for tn accused. Joseph Mayo Esq,
for the Commonwealth and several witnesses from
this city, will attend the trial. We have not learn
ed that any new evidence will be adduced upon
this, the final trial. 2 '<.ts f-fs "E '5elis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

kUNKEL'S OPERA IRoUPE.-The attractive en-.
tertainments of this comp any in this city will soon
come to close. With the approach of the season
of winter, the nightingales will plume their wings
for Southern fght--a transit to the mild and sun
ny regions of the far South. Wherever they may
chance to light, they will be welcome VISITORS
They may be termed, in truth, a corps of gentle
men amateurs on pleasure tour. We believe that
passionate love of the arts which they practise
eombined with a natural taste for adve nture and
novelty, are the mainsprings of their action as
troupe. Warm, social and enthusiastic in their
feelugs-sordid considerations exercise no in
fuence over them. Every one who possesses an
ear for sweet sounds, or sensibities that can be
wrought into passion or soothed into calm by the
mellihuous tones Of vocal and instrumental harmo-
nies-fee.s that the members Of this troupe play TO
the heart and MT to the pocket It is true the
dimes very essential to such inveterate travel
lers, but they flow In as matter of course. W.
have only to say to those who have not yet ad
mired the excellent dancing of Johnson and Floyd
drank in the deep base soft treble ard fine tenor
ef Kunke, Hill and Adams-laughsd at the comics !.
Titles Of "Our Harry aud whole souled Morgan
and applauded the finished Instrumental perfor.
mances OF Penn Lehr and GIL that they have duty
Yet to perform, and that is to visit ODD Fellows Hall
this evening, and quarter themselves upon Kunkeps
entertainment. S ks5N6sF b 8sss8 a
Observation-Disclosures Lipscomb and Daniel Lips.
comb. slaves hired TO Walker & Harris. were over.
hauled by wstchnen Granger and Jones Weines
day evening, whi.e behaving in very dlsorderiy
manner in thu street On seeing the wstchnlsn
they put sut and Mr. Jones, during the chase, fell
nosr Shockoe Warehouse. and was 90 much dis
abed. that he had 70 be taken home from the saEon
house yesterday naosning 10 hack. Dame. being
an old offender. on yesterday received 80 laahes,
and Alfred % lashes. e
WIrHoUr PAsss-Anderson, slave to General
Harvey. was arrested Wednesday. 10 default Of 1
paas ard having u hs possession basket OF vese
tables which ware supposed TO be- stolen. Ii wss
proven yesterday morning. before Jassiee Evans,
thst the vegetables wese raised ~ the nsgro him.
eli and that b. bore snexcsllsat charsctef 20 be
w. dischasged Aadsrsoa took hls .departurs
Iron ~ eoua heavy isdsn With his ssrdea.track,
uiAsvidsns ssssfaesloa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

- SOFA GUNS, COLT'S RE.
~ PEATING PISTOLS, strong and highly
finished Water Proof PERCUSSION CAPS, Dia-
mond Grain GUN POWDER, brass jointed Fishing
Rod Walking Canes, at SUTHERLANDS,
Opposite the Farmers Bank, Main street.
05-Rf s.-z4 SIS ' -sT ~ =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

VTlRGlNlA. CENTRAL RAILROAD
GuaIo and Plaster will continue 10 De carried
at the reduced rates until further notice.
ocl-im E. H. GILL, Supt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

- THOS. FL GRESHAM, 100 LIZ
~ BROAD STREET, opposite Broad street
Hotel, is Agent FOR, and receives daily the Balt
more Sun, New York Herald, Tribune, Times,
Courier and Enquirer, Evening Post, Journal OF
ern Daily and Weekly Newspapers. Magazines, &c:
- Subscribers solicited at Publishers prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

HALVES H. SUTTON, NOTARY
~ PUBLIC-Particular attention paid ito
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. Of
fee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
- THE EXPKES SIS arrives and
NA leaves daily, by Mail Trains, alscays in
charge of trusty Agents. This mode of receiving
or forwarding goods Of whatever description, com
bines economy, and what is of greater importance,
speed. Our wagon will call for goods to go away,
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS H. cos
Office No. s, Fourteenth Street.
sc 10 Near the Post Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

IN vices Of young Irish LADY VINO is COED
cutter and maker of dresses and capable OF nsruet-
ing small children, and no would be wiling to
make herself useful in the management Ct house
hold affairs generally, viii do well 10 cail on Vs.
TOLER & COOK,
&C General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

EAhM fOk SAL OK KESf.-"e oner
L for sale or rent Farm in Chesterfield county,
six or eight miles from Rcnmoni. within . lew
hundred sreps OF the Danville RAILROAD snd contain
ing $50 acres, 80 or 40 cleared We VIII seh psl'
gain in this Land ii sale can be effected ~ the
mi idle Of this month if not, we will rent II pirate
ly. sfter ina, ume. TOLER & COX,
Gel General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

~ HORSES FOh SALE.-ilc adEer-
&yItiser has for sale at the Colum Dian Hotel
osaoies, pair OF nne HARNESS HORSES Any
person in want can obtain bargain oy immediate
application at the above Stables.
Also, two light WAGONS, with Harness com
nlete. oc 1-r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

u. j. Dim.
llICOI,S LCsTkAL HAih TuS.bv
L This excel eat preparation ias Dseh =. "A.
many the aMstcnless beautine. OF tae hA,s, ~ -,
Client and magical in is effects upon the nas,
ulatng every torpid ves.el, ana 81 s.so, s,as
healthiu etfort fhrowingof all scuii ana x =.
that morbid circulation has acctm aissa' ~
uewing. cleansing ard oeautiiying tac asii' ssaee
ing il giossy, silky ana fair 70 os aaa y s,o,e
oc FiSos - - 49,
T1sRULY sUhfKIsINts..- ias pllsss ... !. n
il LEVY IL selling ms Goods u safpa. IN
who Walt his store. BE selling Msasisins a. ina
I2k ana hshes; Alpacss u Il, Nessnos :. ~ So
sl we'll FisnGe.s u csc, Wofkei Co.isss -. ~
Musia sleeves Ut 37kc, 50, 10 AID hishe 80.
large stock OF Lace sleeves Al the sssns nj
handsome worked Hsndkeschieis NJ ~, - -. al.
SO; Kid oves o superior qasaty whae s 50 ID
ored. & ouly so; Linen Cambria HdAia y oss' 20
l0c, i2k, and tiner qasiiiss; cscos q ess' ,s
ia sndiess variety oaks ot every deseI' civ
II /. noss magnificent sver brousat 70 ths r,,.
Velvet 81 al coiors II great nsrgaias noaiss
bons sf I'll styies, 70. ABRAHAM Icy i. 49,.
NJ =. AkUsaAs sakefaos LIZ n4sss.4s, sss r.
IN q 50 yOAN Il. cLAisOhNs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

EENDEks, FIRE Irons, Nc.--Foi.-
l. ing, Nursery and Bronzed Tenders, elegant
Polished Steel Snoves and Tongs, in sets or pairs
Brass ard brorze Andirons Biower Stands, Fire
Stands, Copper Coal Hods &c, for sale by
$3.50 X. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
&C e7sss Corner Main and l2tn streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

1an BAshnTs Bksr ULlsE JILL
lVU 81 Uoxes - d. az
Tor sale by ,rve
oc NJ !. DIRN-
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DLACh WRITING INK, Uf SUE:
Id lRlilR QIIAI.ITY.-NASH q WOODHOOeL

ID RlOR QUALiTY.-NASH * WOoDHoooL
respectfully inform Merchants, Book keepers ana
others, that they have lately secured for SAFE ~
perior Black Writing Ink, OF entirely di5esea' MAJ
ufacture from the kinds sold in tnis market 9I
eral wears past They confidently recommend, and
warrant this lax t. give satisfaction Inc oo'.ss
contain faa measurable quarts are iat qaans'
the pints are fall pint, and 50 On II Is aaniIsoY
adapted 10 the metallic pen aswel as 70 vac 4a.
Also, Black, Red and Copying inxs u me l10''
reputable Ensiish manufacture.
Wnitney's Patent Inkstand all who Ike eiesn
Inks,and, aud tiuld lux, free from dust ana sea-
meat, shouis procure QUE of Wnitnsys faleas !"
is enthusiastically the best Inkssaad jet pasen'e4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

I'm. - 81 JOAN Il. cLAisOkNn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

Pas
fhis
Guard
nnon ol
1thhsnkl
tion at
....ua
nrpgre
line of
csyria@
,te. 0gl
The
mcnse
are on
are lad
Scott |
Iliams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

NOICE TO sHIPPERs.
PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE To NEW YORK.
EA Those who desire to ship per the
&S1k&5S Roanoke, will much obIge US by let
Tug Us know as early as practicable what they
desire to snip
oc l-2t IUDLAM L. WATSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Frecbture Ch0mber,
hsriisbure. January ;, 1852.
Arrival of African slaves.


HAVANA, Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1881.
Since Your correspondent z. U. O. ceased
his letters 20 your journal four cargoes ofnegroes
have been landed upon the Island of Cuba, Of
course not without the indirect knowledge of the
authorities two on the south side, one at the
east erd aud one east of CardenaS, making
total OF one thousand nine hundred and eighty
human beings drawn into the light OF civlllza-
ton by the chains OF slavery.
One of the vessels under American colors,
commanded by Captain loung-the bark Jasper
was reported through your journal by your
correspondent. when she was fitting Tor sea,
and she has proved a pTe@p' de'aerD-havlng
accomplished the direct voyage IN some thirty
Gays less time than It has ever teen done before.
sAe entered this port for r.tsns afieT landing her
virgo near ~. Jago de Cuba, under clearance from
ratport, and Will, IN SIX or eight weeks. be ready
" another descent, or INVASION OF Africa, "a Ia
Lopez Spanish brig with seven hundred slaves
Vas detected IN the ancieg, and four hundred and
Arty of the slaves seized TO learn The aiCGptagS Of
the Neaty with Great Britain, while two hundred
and seventy escaped under the duplicate hlad 10 Of
tclal eyes made by ihe" Fe7r aWsr.ces" which Will
te found upon ali spanish ounces.
The seized negroes were brought 20 THIS port, and
WI ee leased Tor seven years, When they - he
gwen up W tie commissioner of the British and
spanish mixed Cont OF Justice fer transportation
&c Jamaica That Is, those Viii be gwen up which
are not oead and 1t SO happens that uSi btfore the
expiration OF the seven years, fatal epidemic al
ways cTters into then cabins &C that frOm eighty 70
RAe,i PER cent perish, OF W0ich ceTi safes with the
va y tee church, pro T9rHc arc produced in
ssussc'iOn ct the bodies and me b9pslS-and what
SvmagkSb.e, the rirGcs G,wavs attacks the young
and uRoroUs while the old and dscTepit escape,
and are tuned over 10 waste the balance OF their
Jays uacef English cate
Our new Consul hos arrived viii BIS family, Very
nsch - our relief. The SoOe Decatur IS remaining
2por 70 sail next week ior Pensacola. oar mar
'ss are net worth repOrtnS 81 by this s.eameg-an
S'sfSieck generally Of Northern produce.
Wsh much respect. 20. a.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WuIIAMsBURGH YOU'VE LADIES COLLR-
GrArE IYsrIrurR--The third annual exhibition ol
this Seminary took place on Tuesday evening, Dec.
30 at Central Hall. Though the weather was by no
means favorable the hall was densely crowded.
The exercises were of very high order, and passed
of very agreeably. Several pieces OF music were
given by the Philharmonic Society which gave
variety 10 the exercises. Addresses were made bg
Rev. DR.. Roy, and Rev. Robert McCorochl.
talented and eloquen, minister from Ireland. Tho
gold medal of the Institution was presented ~
Dr. Roy to Miss Anna l.. Randolph, young lady
rom the state Of Virginia and several very valuable
premiums were given TO those who had merited
them d, the late examination. report OF the In
stitution, drawn up by Rev. Morgan j. Khees, ana
signed by the visitors OF the Seminary, was read.
which gave good account OF Us fouusains coadi-
ton 4 massive gold pencil case was presented BY
The pupils to her Principal, Prof +. Abadil. and
several very valuable presentations were made by the
yOung ladies Of the Senior Department, 10 Mrs Aba
oil Principal of the Academcal Department. gEd -
Rev Dr.. fmlay. Of TIE Colleg ate Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Later from fexios,

we have received flies OF the Tr1it
dLn'or from The City Of Mexico - ths lTth De-.
Inc brgish cent. resulting from diplomat con
Veniicns' hso been definitely settled. rhe creditors
vii receive an annual interest OF three per cent,
ano I'VE per cent. for funding the capital for i've
years-nter which time the interest IS to be in
cTesfed 70 four and ST. per cent respe ltivey. The
back interest Is TO be capitalized. The Spanish dso!
has also been settled
Cenono lrlolnen, the Municipal President OF Ma
7atan, AGAINST whom complaints wsre recently
MADE, OIL extoTung money from strangers IN ina.
ely Tor levers OF surety. has been removed, aud
AZORES Fssahloaso appointed IN his place.
lhe SENATE OF Congress had refused 10 take INTO
consiceTsucn The report Of is Committee, sanction-
Ing the resolution OF the House OF Representatives.,
f1ne ne adjournment; OF Congress on the ION Of
December.
Manuel fayro mad returned from ENGLAND. having
been unsuccessu IN hs efforts rcspsctng the recs-
Enlistment OF the pubic credit.
On the - December the British corvette Al,tm
anchored OF Sacnhcios
party Of Americans were ne,r Moncloys, pre-
parr g. according to tie SIglo 10 invade the state
0. Coshuia They appear, from the accounts, TO
te N pursuit OF their runaway negro slaves from
Texas they were suspected Of completely with
Csravsial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Ma been direoted, By the occurroace
sy - accidents IA .ue cues OF out N" -'''
~ IN IN enc nrccestY ~ pTec- dhoa-tg o1 -
.ro srl.ec. o. 10 cOl.-' rt..}~Oi 80 -,
on '.'.,j,,sgs IN crowctc comm mites. tesPo's
lc po.it an, coDSscYlt.On OF THIS ma''eF IL -
ig,v tbs.a sense ~ .n~ivfnal sell tiVeit1s"
CIV assent pro,yciion on t1is sublect An ehpsII
-. sho.s II Is not so ani tAAi IN ioc tl'es ~lolO
IND IL y~r, valuable space fesN"lS' - 80 49,,
s,,o, n, position active egeryihtDg Is Ips' Nsu.
p ~, ,S-norsrv acvartaee. TIE public IS not
r.e5 "a The sense Of lmlen ing dancer uh'ii JIM
S,ftf casualty. inyOVinR TIE loss OF lhto'eh nv ~
80. ufe sts7t!es u from f1lte security Leg ls'JA
- nrever'ieu OF the reslue~ce % .nSee C@' A'icS
a tarpes;ly recomu eIcf3 ,.DL.
"TbeItss Va RI auon % sma 4 noles'ssued ~ bs1N
f otber S.ates have IA. ed 20 realize tAe fesul1s IA
,crfed nv the Legislature In many cOnniies snney
10 cn.irsiy disTee arCtd IN afOrmer message fe-ei
ere vas made 10 the evil consequences llHe{ -
s+.rit 30 N . C,Ors'sCfa community from "pea 80
.t,@,e--ea,o Iag I'm clear that the present Ia"
-, .ot vtI not be executed. Ire citCuIasL-
s6,rr, Il DrOp0ses 70 Danish should nos DC
n eY,s, smorg re, IN us sfhlcouetdCh' -
=. ,,.te Banks OF the Com nDnHeatl - Issue Iuis
2.,on'insi'an OF money would speedily Gnfe rom
c'rc1alon this depIecidtcd currency D. the S1lsV-
linn OF notes Issued by Institutions uDaei the con
III ~ The LeqIsiature IN relation 20 THIS suoec;
well ss.o a system Of Free banking 0sse2 icon
1nblic securities the TecominehoeiiOhs VI 4J..IIi
Usage are respectfully referred to your Careful
,ye',i6 refer tou 10 ;se Report Of the Canal
cr,riss,on,fs for detailed statement VI the pro-
ce,cirp, On the public works do'ins tie past year
I'D 10 the Reports Of TIE Auditor General, oIase
treasurer Surveyor General, Supcfiht 5husns vi
fommoD schools and Adjutant General, for IN
6rustiOI IN relation 70 the operations ana cohul
ton of Their several departments duTlaS Inc same
yerCd. ,.,... ., o,,.,d;.
,pres for The current year are Gully submitted
rrfsr ~