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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-07

SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the journals
at the South are at present very much agitated
in regard TO Southern newspapers and Southern
literature. The Charleston Standard declares
that as mere investment Of capital, the publ
cation business at the South had better be aban-
doned at once, as has been the manufacture Of
various articles of consumption. The Augusta
(Ga.) Chronicle asks what encouragement is there
to an individual 20 make an effort to publish
paper. when the Southern people allow most Of
rhe Journals to lapguish along in sickly exis-
fence? Our advice TO them would be to try; /;
they never yet have made an effort. Let them
publish paper like the HERALD, for two cents
The Columbia Is. CO Times feels very sore over
the corpse of some Southern agricultural jour
nal which has just dropped of for want OF pa.
tonage, and says that t IL more than folly Ito
suppose that Carolina periodical will be libe-
rally sustained for the people believe that "a
prophet is not without honor, save in his own
country" and they endorse the proverb by their
acts. They will pay anybody and everybody
from abroad who may appeal TO them, and help
to crush almost every native enterprise, and
kick their brother who may attempt TO gain a
more elevated position"
The Augusta (Ga4) Conaitutionalia recommends
the Southern people to patronize certain papers
in the North, which seems to be about the most
sensible argument which Is put forth, for the
Constitutiondiia Is evidently fully convinced that
there is hardly paper 10 the South which is able
TO keep pace with the current news Of The day
much less to give opinions on matters touching
the welfare of the nation.
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which called for all the Items Of pay tooe the
ment Of the rank Of Lhutensnt Gsoeral we'll rs for
copies Of all correspondence touching the This re
solution will show, among other thnss his charge Of 2s
per cent commission gil money which parsed through
his bands In Mexicc-wbich allowed him by the Fill
more administration.
Alter the accession TO power OF President Pierce be
charge fo- commissions ncreed TO three per cent
and apphca made 10 the President for H ALLOW
aBce which relused ard which the origin OF the
quarrel between Bevet Lieutenant General Scott and the
"Comnandern Chief" The refusal tbe part OF the
administration, however, did not banS the claimant who
succeeded In drawing the amount (about 81 oo0 from
pay master IN the the sum standing charged
against him on the books OF the Treasury Department
The reroutien will also bring out the cut throat "
correspondence which took place between General Scot
and tho Secretary Of War relation Captain Hc acock
ss learn that the principal discussion Of the pay ques
ton took place during this controversy II will DO some
days yet before the report Will be communicated to Con
gress
In the Committee Naval Affairs In the Ca
pitoi extension being beautifully frescoed by the
celebrated artist Constantine Brumid natl ve OF Rome,
10 representation OF the battle Of the brig Gen Arm
strong with the British feet at Faya in 1874 is ore
memoyated this most gallant battle, and given we'll
deserved place in national capital Wale the gallant
leeds Of the actors will be remembered, but
the hope of the nation that legislators will not refuse
TO do j. stcc to the heroes of this memorable eght
In cling the sad intelligence OF the death o. Nj.
Daniels this morning, in the Supreme Court the veners
bile Chief Justice exhibited deep emotion which shock
his aged frame Quite sensation perceived through
Gu. the court room.
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The Next Movement.
TO TIE RprroR OF TIE HERALD.

TO TIE KDfTOH UF TIE ffEHkLD'
has lately come 70 my knowedge that there exists In
this country sscret order called rhe sons Of cFrcsdom
The organization extends from New Orleans 70 New YORK;
embracing principal scabosrd towns, and Is rapidly
extending itself over the entire country The head, or
Grand Lodge exists In this CITY 10 which oil oIber lodges
are suboydinaie. Members are admitted by secret
signals and passwords and arc bound 70 each other BY
The solemn oa.hs and obligations The entire movc
sbiity and the country will be startled one OF these
fpe moyp,ssrs. by The announcement that Cuba the
Oueeu Of The Anuesu has hlea into the hands OF The
fons Of Freedom. Very rsspscsfuly yours, -
ESw yo,k, Jan. ., issI.
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Political Movements.

BIssAGl GOVERNOR hIssouRI,-The St Louis
Democrat thus speaks OF the last annual message Of Gov
Price,
As some Of cur contemporaries may refuse TO publish IT
on account OF s mpudent araignment OF the people OK
sf Louis enemies OF the ate, We hsve printed an
extra number OF the document that may be read by
nl Tho feel an interest In our city and to hold up Its
author TO The honeet Indignation Of every citizen Of 81
Louis and the State. VIII the Republican and the Leader,
the organs OF the pullfers enc orso is outrageous
attacks the merchants mechanics and ab0rcrs OF
our otyp
SrATx OFFICERS OF FIoRpA-Tbc following named gen.
enen have been elected State officers OF Florida.
They oil, We believe, democrats IF L. vllepigue,
Secretary Of State H. d. Papy, Attorney General; I. W
Brevard, Comptroller; @ II. Austin, Treasurer; William
Scott Clerk OF the Supreme Court, to oil the vacancy
occssioued by the resgnaton OF Mr. savage.
The NEXT GovERsoR os PENNSYLVANIA = Governor Pol
lock- it Ia staed, will be candidate for re- cecion II
nominated by the American party. David WDmot h
talked Of as the republican candidate
HARD Hr-Noticing the $40 bills counte-feits on the
Bank OF the Valley which Is said 10 be nguished by
"tbe IN perfection Of the likeness Of Fillmore }" the War
renton, Va Flog gets OF the following sharp shot
Fillmore eYer been G. counterfeit In political point
of view, aud suppose Eone OF bis atmTers, falling In
their s.henc 10 elevate HIM 70 tho Presidency have
undertakes 70 swind'e the counuHsy by altering MS
phys,ognomy, To Try Il In recunary way.
FIoRpA LFGEIATuRs The Legislature Of Florida ad
journed 9th nit after session OF jest Ave weeks
CONNECTICUT OPPOSITION CoSyESuoS-The Slate Con-
ver,iou of the opponents OF the national administration
aud The Cincinnati platform will be held to morrow, In
New Baven.
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slI,s17,ell,o72
Kings County Court Of Sessions.
Before Judge Morris and Justices Emmons and Scho'

JAN s-Ths January term Of This Court was opened
yesterday and nun panels Of both Grand and Pes jurors
we're obtsined. Judge Morris charged the Grand jury
calling their attention 10 the usual points required ~
statute but especially recommending 70 their notice the
large number Of fences or places where oien gods
received thus enabling juvenile thieves 70 dispose Of
their plunder without diculsy, and consequently BY
onerna the utmos, faciliues 70 these young osnder
Inducing the vast number OF vagaboud boyu who mfss
the city OF Brooklyn 70 commit then The GRIND jury
then returned 70 their lAborp
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Total. ...... 2e,ae4, 3l2
Add for property not valued, foy
under valuations, anc for the rise
IN the value OF property since
1850, the sum OF.
Total wealth Of the United States in
lsoos sssss.sssssss....s.
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Total amount redeemed and cs,ceed - 4so 2ee -
Tho entire canal debt ~ existed on the 3Mn oay
september last was s.o 80 -
the amour, suthori1ed 70 be borrowed
during the prcson, fiscal year, which CON.
pletes the loans provided Tor 10 the late
amendment ,of the constitution Tor the en-
larsernent and ompleioa OF tho canals, -
~ NJ m. snrusi report Of the state Enriner
made The Legislature al - last session. that After ths
amount raised upon ihoso lean. sha have been exhauss
ID and sso tie premiums rtalzed from them. there
sin s,I exs, dsaoiency Of over 81 5O0oo0 uecepsxy
to hnsh the enlargement and comgeii) IN OF the canals
This deficiency arises from the circumstances that me
estimate upon Which the amendments OF the oonsttuton
=, 70 based included only the OF the wovk,
and Old inclufe engireeyipg land and other dAmae
necessarily corscquent upon the construction The wcvs
has generally b, contracted FOR below the esmste and
on te,ms sdvsrisseous to the state However We NAY
regret this deacit ncy TO- nevertheless 70 be met 40
prt vidod for, the interests at spke pens 700 W.
spread and Important to be lefs for moment IN ~
lie whole leps,b Of the c,rsn and public wo'ks -
miles Their entire co<t when complete, vii Amsnss
about $50. 900 Geo, and their capacity will then
ndentfy believed be equal TO the rsnsporianoe M ~
that nav be offered 10 them, At rate OF YOU 10y
defy coDpcttOn. The deficiency no" :, ,bsss vosso
be borne BY ssfe In it' manhood ana wun N 49,
meps roll Of nearly fourteen hundred mons aosnE
in nv; .'.os sS psoPe, n demand yoSr early sssuss:
~, xenture 10 assume that under no circuu-
sanoss viIl be deemed wise or expedssns, wfan
ns rney,eroe ve already have OF the cost and sv a
sans,ns wovss under contract 70 permit thcss ssw
IN rvosress 10 be Interrupted. Much lees should aay
purpose Of selling the canals be for moment eness-
,sned They are state works In their origin and pvo-
gyess They sbouh continue 70 comple<cs, ara -
ever remain the property and under the control o. &g
STATE honor Of the ..sacicus Uaespyss Mat pecsasa
Senensrs opposissn ma combined political sss pssu-
nayy obssoea, carried them successfully anrough and
bccsuse the wme v near Al hand when, the whole en-
nrgeusas ecssssd thsy vil swgy repsy sn We sea q
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mineral Kingdom nre equally dazzed by the view.
In 'ne snina kingdom there are horse. COWS, buocks
sh,ep, goats. 40 &c They are RbuI dant, and raised
primo pal foi the value oil their hides, their ash selling
ior en' hule The cattle are generally Of hne quality,
numerous wild animals " bore skins useful In
meIce b. hds ard fsh Of almost every kind abound.
Among the stap articles OF production may be mention
ca sugar cotton ooee cocos indigo, Tobacco rice and
Indian corn The sugar Is native product OF Mica.
rsguA and differs from THAI OF Asia the WesI Indies,
ora u ,aie 70 be equally as good and productive rns
exports were estimated In years past at 2N0 0o0 bales
pr snrcm, bat not much The cotton Of Mica
ragua is very coed and poductive; the with the
'hose OF Brazil The mines Of fabulous richness Gold
and silver found In great quantities. am sure We Will
have second California then
such is Nicaragua So has the God OF nature blessed
ber Look upon her mighty forests through which the
sun Deans have never oupc path; her fertile plains
tepsn,ed by coupe,s fooks; her mountaps hiding the
wealth Of patons IN their depths; her majestic lakes
wherein the navies OF the world might rde her piod
rivers rhged with the loveliness OF prmevAl veeets
non, and lei your grateful heart overflow With JOY
surely sanid such pa'riarchM scenes, away from
The crime and anguish Of great oities, where
want is unknown, sbal find o better and happier
race than 'he world elsewhere snow II might have
been 80 once but is 30 no more The gigantic ruins Of
once spenoid cities, shrouded In the depths Of q
tropic Wilderness aties the physical greatness OF peo
pie that lived and 0ourished here but have long since
passed away ou OF the memory OF And those who
succeeded thsm, where are they The remains OF the
magnificent Old city of Leop founded BY H. rnandex de
Cordova In 1873 with difficulty DO discovered.
The lecturer then entered into the history Of Nicaragua
ard explained her present condition past suerings
know well (sad be) the import OF what utter, when
affirm that the Indian oespot CsrreA. Of Guatemala who
is now trying TO 0verruu Nicaragua with his mercenary
phalsDxes Ia doing with clear ard distinct
ing with Europta an monarchies Now, what will the United
States Of America do under the circumstances? For the
future Of humanity not less than fer The future OF Nios
rogua, thank God that the sovereign power in this
country Is In the hands OF the people and not Of dwelling
old diplomats for in question like this the people
cure 10 do right
The lecturer closed with warm and earnest appeal
for aid and support for the Americans 10 Nicaragua The
audience listened with marked attention 70 the entire
lecture and at its close gave the speaker tribute Of
applause.
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The Wealth of the Union.
The following Interesting official table has been com
upated by the Secretary ofthe treasury 70 scco npsuy
br annual report Of the fnapcee:-
AM PERknxAI MlAIIH LNrfHD STArys. 1879.
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new beef ls5s 1sls5,, from which prices buyers de-
rnard q reduct IN. Pork was steady; old generally
UNCHANGED, with sales at 72s Cd. while new was
worth 92s Cd. Bacon was steady. Goa for short
homeless, SIS Sd for rib SIS. sd 0s6s Cd. for long
rib. and SIS Cd. fer Cumberland. Lard waa heavy
ct Cos.
LONDON MARKETS. l.,
Measrs. Barring Br7s Il Co. report modera,ts a ,
msud for IRON Welsh rails steady at 81 l&s % q y
5' bare steady at ST ,0s Scotch pig .o' ." 81,
steadatuhs were quiet bat steady; white "n ea
d66s, red So d62s -four 27s 05oi sussf "ss AZ.
er dsaTer. Coffee and tes inactive fsico hS0 ~
clined Sd
MANCHESTER NAnkET- -,
Trade in Manchester was checked oT tho ssfihEeh'
a. of the money market and dull tone prevailed
Rtchmoud Markets, May >.
rLOUR-shippsp would pay y. - Tor mlxs q
hranS. ~. hoIsers desline to take It The stock Il
v.rv Usht aud the recent injuries sustained ey the
canal Iii cut off receipts by chat channel for some
,;ns Tb.r.fors holders are q little mora firm.
WuEET-Recsipts hardly worth mentioning, and
o,.tous oniaally unchanged viz y 40 for prime
as (, for prime White.
"CoGH-Msrket quiet sn ell lots at s. e mis-
1,ser s2i The cargo would not bring moro than 81
cents
by Telegraph.
PAL-'MoRE, May S-Markets generally IN
hanged.
NEW YogK. Mas Flour excited and hisher -
State, SIS 3G6S6 so; Southern, $70S750. Whea
ghsr-v hite 81 49, Corn has tendency u oward-
mixed 64i095 cents Stocks fEm-Ea 6's 1911
sales Yesterday of $4,000 Va 6's at that figure.
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IiiMF,as;EHk1.


IAEnsDN,S EXCELSE0k BiTTERS.--
j Read and pay attention TO the following certificate
from a we'll known and distinguished citizen, and see
how highly he spesss Of thefs celebrated gitters,
now 80 much in vogue 49,
mi r. H JAcKsoN--pesr Sir: by notherin-
law Mrs Armstrong hes been sfficted with bys-
nepsis for SOME sixteen yesrs Not finding any per-
nansut relief from the various rerGedies used, abe
was induced TO try your Excelsior Btters, and 1t
1ras me much pleasure to testify to theI beneficial
results she can enjoy her food with relish to
which she stranger previous to the gse OF year
g.ina HE medicine GEO. w. Willy"
NIf;s. DAVIS, COUGH ELIxik.-Thi
ltk excellent and never failing remedy fo- Coughs,
Coda Whoopirg Cough, Pulmonary Com Amt, and
giving great relief in Consumption, ana most diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs In
c.ea,nk in popularity The follow testimonial Is
from q gentle man well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May g. 1883.
,N,, Il. B. DGtcs: Dear Madam take great plea
sus IN certifying the beneficial effects OF your val
usA!e medicine named and vol known as 'Arr
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used 1t In my
family for tbs Last years IN She use OF which
nv Wits has been greatly benefited and mysef re-
stored from 6isegEe o. Che ebert contracted durius
nv campag. in the late with Mexico, with ali
rrstituda HadGm towards you, tor its good ehests
YOU car make any Of this letter you may think
pro-sr for the benefit CT rho community RI large.
Yours, respectfally,
THOMAS G. BALL.
Yer sale by Wrs 4. 2. DAVIS, sennsit L aeers.
Aex Drvr, Patterson & Jackson, Chas. AiliEpaEsA
o. J. Pisot A. EodeAer and Charles D. Yale.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGIgLAYUkE OFV
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received On deposre In sur1s of five dollar,
and upwar which interest at the rate of psr
oentum per snnum is paid, fer Gums remaining six
months or longer for shorter periods interest at the
rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposlts
Deposits received, and certificates Issued bv the
Cashier r. 3. STARKE, At the store Of e.
SPENCE, corner OF Main and Governor streets Riob.
mond, Va.
sA@L g. COTTRELI, President
z. 3. Stake, Cashier
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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CU-PAkLISf * SHIP NOTICE.
ME - The subscribers having sssoceted them.
NaS2a-selves under the sty!e of 6. Il MILES &
CO, for tho purpose Of carrying ON the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business. prepared to
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUG3IES.
Sc Of every description, ct the shortest notice and
reduced prices Having procured the services OF su-
work turned out of CUR establishment, aud respect
fully solicit share Of the public patronage. Cur
factory 10 situated Virginia atreet rear the Dan
vile Depot Repository, 18Th street, between hain
and Cary. z MILE8,
EHO5. s. THORNTON,
s.-REfAIsIUG done with neatness and dis
pstch. February lst. 1851
fe b-aAw6r-
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"a. WAN Is CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O,O0O!.
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to the great favor with which cur sinsl,
Number Lotteries have bsen received by the public
and the largo demand for Tickets, the Managers, 9
SWAN Co., will have q drawing each Saturday
throughout the year. The following Scheme will be
dragn In each Of their Lotteries for NAV 1857
GLASS S.
20 be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ca in public on
saturday, May 9th, 1859.
GLASS Sc,
70 be drawn IN thu city ofAtanta, Ca. IN publis on
Saturday, Nay 10Th, 1857.
GLASS 81,
20 be drawn In the city Of Atlanta Ca In publis on
Saturday. May 23d, 1857,
GLASS SO,
70 be drawn in the Git, of Atlanta, Ga in public on
ansurday, May Both, 1857.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMRERS
$3.50 Prizes.
More EsGs One Prize to Ereyp To. TYeksts.
HAGNIFlCENT SCHEME.
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$3.50 prizes amounting to.-.................s
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2.SO
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

$3.50 prizes amounting s2ot 900
Whole Tickets $40; halves S; ouargersSS
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from / 70 so 600, correspord,ss With
shoss Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
fps OF paper are encirced with small tia tubes ana
placed in one Wheel.
The first q prizes similarly prin.sd and sneirslea
are placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revovsd, and number 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize 10 drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
i:ed to the audience and registered By tbs Commits
sionsrs the Prize being placed against the Number
Drawn This operation 10 repeated uriil all the
FRIES are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first 10 Prizes will be entitled to the ~ Apprexma-
ton Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of $40 will bs determined by the
last figure Of the number that draws the $50 900 prize
For example, If the number drawing the $500
prize ends with No l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled TO 800. If the mum
Der ends with No. Z then all the tickets where the
number ends In Will be entitled to $40, and 10 on to
o. -Certihostes of packages Will 90 sold At the fol.
lowing rates, which 10 the risk;
Certificate OF Package 81 10 gh9is fia.su......sse
Z" 10 quarter - Sa
10 eighth 81 $500 "a "a
In oRDERiKs TICKETS or CERTIYcATss.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tieks.,
ordered receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers iin msdiatey after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Pos. Office, County ana state
" Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay.
able In full without deduction
~ All prizes OF 200 and andsr, paid immsdl.
atey after the dEawius-othey prizes at tho Esusl
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 20
q. SWAN l. CO., Atlantis, "a
a A list Of the numbers that are drawn fl ON the
wheel with the amount Of she prize that each one 10
entitled to, will be published After every drawing
IN the following papers: New Orleans Data Mobile
Register, Chsrieston STANDARD, Nashville Gasstts,
Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
and Savannah MoyRins News ap 20
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u KS. CLAIBORNE AkksDALk viii
i'A open School for Girls. Gu the Goth of March,
- net Iesidence, on Church Hill, 2ith and
Franklin sta. The ususlbranches of English study
viii be pursued
TERMS Two dollars per month.
keFERENcEs.---R J. 9ainss, DR.. J. Brown,
henry Darlington. Charlotte, Virginia; X. H. Meury,
Esl, Or. John Wayt o. Read, Esq Richmond.
NH l7.--d3m
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MARBLE WORKS.

MILLER d. VINCENT
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
and Manifestations of MONUMENTS Tomb
FONTS, MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, Sc
nearly opposite I'd Raptist Church, on Main street
have hand as Lar and wsl finished assortment
of work be found in eny establishment In the
city.
Prices lower than the same quality Of work San
be obtained In any of shs Northern citiss.
NH I7-Syn
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ULOrHING KsTABLIsHMkNr.

IA STRING GOODS FOR Isss~~-
"A The suescnosr has just received bis sp,iD,
-a- Goods, consisting of every article of ssn,i.s
mems: wearing apparel, a. we'll large and fs.b.
tonable assortment Of Spring Cloths, C.ssmsTs,
measure, at the shortest notice and in m. ~,
fashionable style, not 10 be surpassed By any
L. 3. SPENCE, No 100, corner Of
ePI Main and 18Th At.
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CLOTHING,

NOAH WALKER & CO, No, SO Main street, In
wife attention recent arrivals OF Spring and SUM
mer styles Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods -
has been used in the selection, to procure
4 supply ada pted to the Richmond market, and the
sJIortnent now on hand, will be found uneqCaled
By any establishment ia the city.
sOMETHiNG NEW!
MfRSEILLE rs SHIRTS AND COLLARS
The attention of the beau monde 10 solicited to our
suppy of thase articles made TO our order, and
comprising Handsome selection.
N. WALKER L Co.
oc l4--1y Sc Main street.
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IsT OF MISUNDERSTANDING In tho
I 4 Richmond Post Oiice the 7th day Of Mag,
1857
r- Persons calling for Letters La this List, will
please say they advertised
r. Office hours Sundays, hereafter, from to 3
A. M aud from to r. NJ.
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6 AVE YOUR CAKhIAtsEs,
~ RAVE ynTTp u, {

- SAVE YOUR LIVES
81 using tho PIRGlNIA HORSE FASTENING;
by NEAR OF this contrlvsnse horse hsrnessed TO
vehieie may be held with security and safety 1t
may os attached to any vehicle. and 10 especially
aApted 70 physcisns csrrsseR and to atrset wagons
eof sale by GEO. Y SMITH l. CO,
Carriage Makers, Broad street, near 9Th.
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The undersigned, Directors of the Bank of the
Valley In Virginia. have examined the foregoing
report and compared it with the reports from the
mother Bank and several Branches thereof, and
fnd it to be correct. -
A. S. BALDWIN,
JACOB BAKER,
GEO. w. WARD,
J. p. SMITH,
VIM MILLER.