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SHERMAN'S
PATENT ELASTIC
SHOULDER BRACE.
k-F- Sold only at 10 ST.. CHARLES STREET.
Observe the sign OF the TT over the door.
sass lS,.
f f a' S fSs'F' & 1ssd
FOR sALE--The following articles
| lot of Mariners Compasses;
j loioi Bscssmths' Bellows.
| Engine, compete-,o inch cylinder. feet stroke.
with Tan rods and head
j ot OF En.isns;
lot Of Sheets and Cotton Bedding;
! lot OF Yawi Boats:
Apply U' 81 The TSwSo. rS1 sc e Royn street. 10
The Good Intent Towboat office, No. Front Leyee Fa
Municipality. mhio '0t
THE subscribers, Agents for the Manufacturers,
viz: Essence of Barsamot Essence Orange Essence Of
%S few RaRs q Ggs%St 8
THEODORE o STARK, GEORGE W. oHRIsrY,
STARK " CHRIsTY, Office No. 10 Banks
~ Arcade, NewOrleans. api0
THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
ana se'G'
GOSHEN BUTTER-36 kegs Orange County
and s.''s By prime S' GaSst os0
CAssIA, CASSIA BUDs-25O mats and
aps Ell HART & GO. 70 Tchonptousss.
IOUiNlNE-lsoO OF, landing ex barks Convoy,
ana H n a e. g fs "s 0'
II AMS-2O casks very superior canvased Hams,
ape SURE f fGf g. k S co. 50 Magazine st.
CASTOR Oils barrels St. Louis Castor
apps i9!f ana M CO. 90 Masaun. st.
CANTON GINGER-25 cases fresh, just re-
aps Se's' " '''ls F. csSoscHiRAN rohoupoulA. st.
| TEA-5OO halt chests superior Pouchong, in
avs 0'S ana 10 e. sac COCHRAN. Tohou.ouas st.
| CHLORIDE OF LIME casks, will be sold
- low by E. HART q 60. ~ Tehoupitoulas
| ClGARS-2OO.OOO Cuba and Short Skies, in
ans D'e Anr .0' A .li + COCHRAN. roAoup,oua. st.
Cow PEAs-lOO bags genuine Carolina, il
avs 0's "DD 'f + COCHRAN, 81 rohoupi,ous, st,
| RACON-50 casks Hams, sides and Shoulders
apl0 w. ARTHUR s. co. % and . New uevss
| CoFFEE-35O bags Rio, Havana and Java
apIS Nv ARTHUR co. IS and % New Lev.s
lCOGNAC-l5O eighth casks and bbls. imitation
apiS 'A Nv ARTHUR 81 GO asana % New Lsyss
| STAR CANDLES AND PORT VINE
s, 100 quarter casks Port WIN; 'asSy sv.s St,
GOSHEN BUTTER-2oo frkins in store, and
.ps az ~ SR Si,i iGs': T. god L'
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

SECONDHAND BOOKS.
IT, The Subscriber has purchased the Stock Dr. HUNTER
opposite site Of he CHARLES HOTEL. This ia the
largest collection of and valuable Secondhand
city,
is he wish the Subscriber dispose of the Books de
exclusively dealing Watches Jewery etc
he offers them at the lowest prices for cash Among them
best works Theology Law, Medicine, Novels Bellies Lettres
Poetry and Science
II The latest Novels and Publications always on hand.
JOSEPH RAFAEL. "a St Charles ,reef
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC
Tea Warehouse.
No. 90 Camp street. New Orleans.

a. - 'ui < Cst bsSpi t'ti
L TEAS ever offered for
sale N this city. and at isweu
prices. These TeAs are -
the latest importation. and
ofthe most choice quail, rs
grown in G hina. having
been selected with srea,
care. For the use OF fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well S.
cured metallic packages, so
as % preserve their trr.
france as long as in the
chests.
eV Civ retail dealers.
eountry merchants, steam.
boats. ships and I,ol,.lssaD-
piled with every dnsG. -
ton of TEAS, inchests, halt
chests. u ID and II b box,
ages II de- ired.
I9N 6m A.
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RECORDER GEsoIs' County, sterdsy q. Couragon
sent to Jail for fifteen days for disturbing peace
Derbgny street Tnursday right.
fssdut-Eugene Berbet sent to jail for a month. for
assaulting, Thursday night Miss Arsne Aubry 81.
Claude street, at quarter past eight O'Clock
Stealing Undergraduates Brown charged with SEE
ing s2. the of jeremiah Collins The prosecutor
is, clerk in the grocery No. Front Leves srest and
he 18th of March, ne had the above OF money
chest in the store Collins warehouse in the
smpoy, and the above day hs took the and de.
camped with it, Ga being apprehended yesterday morning
he acknowledged the robbery to the oicer said he had
thirty dollars and lost the He for trial
TO the Fist District Couit
Uppropoked .4ssauit.-Piero Sheglch appr,hended
yesterday morning for meeting Bernard Leblanc the
eves, the foot of Main about six O'Clock Thurs
day night and knocking him down and kicking him whou,
povocalon He ordered give bail for his appearance
this day to answer the charge.
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" me ~eood quarterly the Boa of De sr,es e
the FisEMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS nj r, hsa
the Han OF Louisiana Hose Company MONDAY EVENING
April "A, at hafpast O'Clock
spl0 GEO. W. HUBpHI.I S.-r.....
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Great Attraction - UNION GALLERY.
nc GRhHp PRIZE CONCERT, to be given the Lyceum
Halt WEDNESDAY EVENING, Arni %,
10 PRIZES OF magnificent and valuable PAINTINGS
will be d siiuutec
tF Tickets SO each - to be obtained
Messr Tyler Hewitt, SO Camp street; w, Mayo
90 Camp 7. Benot No rs chartres street
of Mesrs Hyde Goodrich, Is Cbartses street, IS
Canal street. St Louis Hotel Veranta Hotel
Office Newspaper Offices, and 81 ST Charles the
prizes ready Tor the inspection the public charge
tl T. NJ Every holder oil ticket is entitled
the distribution OF the five Paintings
TO the Concert.
Purchasers Of Tickets will please preisrve carefully their
Tickets with the nnmbers without Their prizes
will I've delivered.
to The programme the perrusrs will pug
ishen III II lew days apps 2iptf
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JEFFERSON CRY,
Friday Evening, April II, 1851.
Arrived during the prs SO head of Beef Cattle
$50 Hogs, $50 Sheep, Ga Cows, and LAT Calves.
The market until to-day but moderately supplied with
Hogs, Sheep, Calves and Western Beeves. Todays re-
cep's comprised $40 Hogs, 800 Sheep. and 1874 Western
Beeves.
PRICES
DEEF CAIIbE wv esteInJ .O>-f1.c W ID mel.
Hoes. sole " ID net.
SHEEP. 81 ou4S3 10 W head.
CALVES 81 0QLD 4u 60 . head,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFrIok,

Shurday morning, hpr IL, ic0i }
Although the of business transacted in market
has been very extensive this last week. prices have gen.
orally well sustained and for several articles of Provi
(among which Pork, Lard and Bacon) have
advanced Cotton rather heavy in the early pa of the
week. but has become buoyant since the favorable
adyces from Europe. Sugar is quite steady and the pine
qualities of Moasses have again improved.
The Arca's news, which received by telegraph
tedsy, provss again favorable for Cotton
another I'D advance at Liverpool.
Cotton-The excitement noticed in market Friday
week, occasoned by the unexpectedly favorable
by the Baltic, subsidized almost Immediately and the sales
the first three days of the busne1 wcek-Sauday Monday
and Tuesdaywee confined 5000 bale prices tending
favor ofpurchase until fully 4c of the previous advance
wss ot On Wednesday affairs still a duh aspect, and
barely 1000 bales disposed of this reduction Thur
day day of rather activity, The sales reaching
1900 bales steade prices factols in anticipation of
later advices from Europe, offering their stocks
freely Yesterday morning the Acas advices received
announcing further improvement of 1d Liverpool. the
weeks sales being C00 bales and the csng quotation for
Fair Orleans I'D. With the effect occrsion fac
again the rates, and $500 bales changed hands
at advance of GOSc; making total for the week Of
70 Sd bales taken partly speculation but principally for
T. yiahd We have again raised our figures correspond
he higher figures paid yesterday. The receipts this
por the first of September ST8 ,004 bales against
~ date last year and all the u S. ports
liFa is y increase of 1910 bales.
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llllnOE-fS.

GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: bales cotton
Kelly Il Conyngham-2S do McKee, Buckley &co-ll do ]
Wia@sI9 do 3akey cog specie e
&conMc)owel Mills &cn-Toal, 50 bales cotton,
NEWPORr-PeI ship Parhenon: 653 tons railroad iron
to VIM G Weld
GRAND CAILLOU--Per schr Planter: 100 hhds sugar,
lou bbls mOlasses w ThompsOn-lC0 do Mtenberger
co-34 bbls csern sugar A L. Dennistoun &co.
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Stock OF q ConfectiOner. Furniture, etc.
No 204 Baronne
By WIN. p. SCOTT, Aucti0neer.
MONDAY, April H. at haifpa 10 o'clockWi sold, with
VSl q
The entire sock Of Confeconer declining the business
prne large and well assorted lot CANDIES PRESERVES
CoIda Glass Jar Cases Dishes
and Fixtures complee Marbeop Stands Lamps Syrup Bottles
Toys ec with assortment Of Household FDRNlTTRE and
many other articles
Terlnsca n delivery.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATR

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
staSe NldfaSef..' D.
RAVEL FAMILY Sixth Night of the
Panomme OF The Green Monster, received
admiration nightly.
THIS EVENING, Saturday, April - the performances
with Exercises The TIGHT ROPE by Francois
Madame AIe the Young Ezabh and that wonderful daring
Performer LEON JAVELLI.
To be followed by the Petit Ballet entitled
THE VENETIAN CARNIVAL.
In which Mile Bertin Mme MaIzeti, Mons Bri.n Mons
Marzetti, and the Ravei Family, will appear.
During the piece celebrated Drunken c by
Mons MsrEetti.
To conclude with the splendid Panomme Spectacle entitled
THE GREEN MONSTER.
splendid Scenery Dresses Decorations curious
Tricks and Traustormati,us.
The whole to hegin with The Petit Comedy entitled
LEND ME FIVE sHILLINGs.
EH- open haliphs performance T.
Boz office open from 10 until 6 o'clock.
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T r Y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
$ @ " = f..

TT This Truss entirely different from AL Others IN form
and principle action consequently effect all the
advantages bile fire from the ot ciiots aunonsd 10
the varvas kinds heretofore "a use ne gre sure Is NOR
res asts and boug bear directly over he MAI
~ barahy sHning SCI u,ity all times, under The
mes yioeai sx.rce hy when hr,ed by the popre.
tor o ski1ul the wesrer Is placed beyond The
sn yey of Slranr uon, other paiau dangerous
symproms winch un'requen in the o her t.
II Is a very commO practice tor afflicted with terp
10 ,elect Truss and apply them IL is bad am
dsngerou Practice, which De only by those who
Understand Anatomy, and familiar wrh The natur- o
Ruptures Let he remembered thu best Truss may b
injurious ii does suit the form of Rupture al piled 10
aud proDefy fitted Therefore, have concluded Il
form No AG NCtES, but 10 sell and apply the TTuss osin
at my office 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, NewOreaps
Observe the ssn OF the ~ over the door mh4 lyd& W
pLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-5OO bbls
i Newark and Rosendals, landing and for sale by
mhl2 HAYMAN II HOlI1EN. a Maxaxlna St
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HOL MES
SODA WATER.


n 0e.xNO 306u U4SV16s !
" S. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes u Co..
l.. SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC-
TURER, No 80 arondeet sreef, G.avef 0fisrs to
furnish his former and her Retailers with PuRn
soda Wser aud Mead and calls particular aitsru9n u his
Block TIN Cooler Pipes, meat absoutt ~ essen
ua, by deveopements of the deeerous
effects produced bv Soda Water through lead pipes
T ). W. also iurnshe Soda and Mineral aiers. Sarsa
rarla in glass hotties. Orders for Shipment in
quantity carefully aud psomntY atteu-s to and de-
Iyeed without extra charge tot Wates
Apparatus constantly on hand tor sale apl 4u
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arniNHd


Steamship Galveston. Place, from lndanola via Galveston
7th inst to Harris 4 Morgan-2d my.
Ship Parhenon, Taylor from Newport (Waes), 18th Feb,
to q w hynson-Lafay cite.
Schr WIN Bryan Bruce, days from Grand Gallon, Chas
Deske &co-Point
Schr Panama, Stewart. days from Corpus Christi, in bal
last. to maser-lst my.
schr NJ Sears Graham days from Corpus Christi, in bal
last, 10 maser-lst my
Schr Planter. Reynolds, days from Grand Caiou,
ter-lst my.
Anna, Johnston from Bayou. Crosse Tete.
Banner of Attakapas. Muggah, from st MariiDsvile.
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou sara.
Buckeye, Devon, from Cincinnati.
Dove, Box, from Wabash River.
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
CIV Kendall, Norton, from Cincinnati,
Gen Lafayette, Bentley. from Louisville.
Globe, Brooks, from Nashville.
lows, Carter from st Louis
J i boswell, Larose, from Pointe-;- a. Hache.
Missouri, AtchlnsOn, from st Louis.
Natchez NO2, Lesthers, from Vicksburg.
Towboat Panther Davis, from the Passestowed down and
TO sea the 9th lis ships Avalanche and Ni4gara-
brought up ship Parhenon. schrs Psnama Z NJ Sears
and VIM Bryan.
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Philadelphia Sundry mdse
LlNERPOOL-Per ship clarissa Curer: $3.50 bis cotton
LlVERPOOL-Per ship kennebec 3O35 bales cotton.
PHllADELPHlA-Pers ship Harrisburg 1900 pigs lead
l443 bales cotton 80 bales peirie $50 bds hides 80 bbls
Gator oil.
COTE BLANCHE-Per brig Leontine: 646 SKIS corn, 80
bbls pork: 28 do flour, 200 molasses bbis, etc.
BELlZE-Per schr Geo Matthew'S $50 bbls 100 hf bbls
o bxs cheese III xs 6u bales tobacco hhds &C. feet
lumber and suDdries,
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION Sal Els.
Furnitnre . Iron safe -. Books. Stationery, etc.
At the Old Avcion Mari, 81 Carp street
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
'his pay, hprl IL hafpa' 10 o'ciochwi be .OIa at
.fes ., d Hoeasls FURNITURE good quality for .e
sd S.ceassaa. sooRs great ...y 4 s.sse1y
Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Family Grocery.
On Circns tr.et.n door 70 Common
BY wa. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
DAY Avr "a al e'eloes- be od wi,hoei Tsser,
e.onn sn"lteo a. above, splz
BY SYKES, HYDE 4 90.
THIS DAY April ~ 10 oeoctwI be sold At Leves
500 bora. ORANGE, without isss11e
'iroceries .Provisioa.. and Liquors.
BY SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
'i,s DAY, April ~ hafpaa 10 O'clock ill be sold at
g lo.ss Assof I'd Candy; % boxes ssrssi
sslf' s. fsn sFsS so 20 ca sSsp
3 s ss::, re e ps ss.. s ess Candles
,ss boxes s.:. s sss s 10 s:. S.s OH
100 boxes Porter, so b,res Ale;
Brandy Gin WHISKY Rum Port saeir. At.yn,h Anni.ste
Naetersl Pors, Bee. Hams seoudvrs Champagne Wine apl2
Schooner: ..............-.........Je my Lind.
.ru.n BY SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
ATuadDAY' April 49, i2 O'Clock viii be sold at Banks
Schooner JENNY LIND a. .be lie. a, Aieier. She wa. bull,
IS or ss
built wei u,ae1sd ready
Terms cash Sale positive spr
Port Warden's sale. ......o Of damaged Flour.
BY p. b. TAYLOR,
Office 50 6,avier street.
GATURDAY April IL, at II ocock-wll be Levee
500 sC more or eas Da@s FIoUa l.Hdss em the fla.
rdrnsf for tof Uhof II NAV
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CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.
6s and s',ongs, certified msdea' =. % Ssburn
hsblai slity he tamseh loss Of Az ne
FIVE. ague. exposure D. 90 il'es. sr
from ln,eIiee dsesitn o. dersi 100 n, @ ,cns u,
ales ,ufsrng from uerne 90 u us.iss
P b s 4. A, HAYES. NJ O., State Assassr;
Jas e. Dunn Es., Cry Treasurer. Boston;
Hon Mrsos LwSssos ~ e,es Mas
III Hon. Wy WoopBsIDsE. formerly Governor of Mich.
Hon J. T; MoRxHEAp, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon. j F. SIMMONS, u. s Senator from Rhode Island
Hon S e. :; pakLps, U s. ssna" i.em ve.mon;
Hon. ss.oLoMos Foorx. member OF Coz gress from VT
Hon. II y. FosrEs. member OF Congress from Penn'a
Hon ~ L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress cm Wi~coa-
Cen 4 C. nopes, %smse ri il soSgrsss from Iowa:
Tr Swsi n,s rs,k + the Hons Of Rep'sn''
GKo. w JosEs Esq, Surveyor General nubuqus, Ia;
saCsTs s1s. HosIg ss 4. WAL
TO- wne vii confirm ~ that hs 6sea ss favor q ss s,sSshs
REED. BATES 8 AUSTIN Wh.s.ae Druggists No.
F %s .a ut Row. BSs, si sTs,s Asa; oh..
- Pncs 81 per boIe o'st-s 10 -
~ CAUTloN-Eseh e',e te aune oiyssns'sd S,,srs,
w. S ss TIE ' sss sTssg 'S s sf" u
si.s and IN std,oe dey ss.sssa AN ans Nv sso
Genera sess. ssJ won <adds-.sl ~
TKAAs ,ONiG AssNCh-HSo, 81 IN Inc S"~.
{. s TENN g me Of ts Head
a''s'' o''' ,a a Esoassssssss 3. B..eo.aS.. 7.
Nah a,,ssss W sl; a.I ESQ t Gss ao Fs.
ply. s GwIs l1ao.he,.. .as0 Iva.
| =. pop MINNa-.ss nall invoice in store and
Dssso,.r., =. S :, 3 CO. a Sa%as. a. ~
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WhshtMgt0h F1fe Co. NO. 30.
~ At meeting Of this Company, held Monday March 81,
the following gentlemen elected for ensuing
SAMUEL HosAN, President,
ALEXANDER Z. RoBERTsON. Foreman,
ID. ERNST. First Assistant,
loHN CARROLL, Record Assistant,
HENRy J. LkOvY, Secretary,
JOHN DAvknPoRT, Treasurer,
JOHN kJkMkL. Steward.
JOHN SgwELL and RonkRr HAMILTON
Charitable
apps HENRY J. LEOvY, Secretary.
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~ The membsrs o. the above tomp.rv sre
FRIDAY next April II, At ha-pas. O'Clock,
M.-.-By Order.
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FLATBoATS.


BIG BLACK-Per Lewis boat: 1874 bales cotton Bran.
der. vii Jams &co-s6 do Hewitt Norton &col3do Payne
Il Harrson-7l do Swiney Green &cn-!2 Ward u Jonas
% 10 Wright Williams &co-40 do Buchannon, carroll
cola do ID Mitchell &oo-5 do l. II Duncan-Total, IA
ba les cotton.
INDIANA-Per Hong tons boat: 40 bbls 1900 lbs
pork, 30 bbs lard T Twchell eco.
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sundries. ..................TO close cOnsignment
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
MONDAY April a. at halfpast 10 o'ciock-Wll be sold "a
Nl Tchou pitouab street.
450 kits No ! hachenel;
$50 kits bacsere i2 Ncys Grindstones
. ~ bags French Wsnus; 40 do Flbers;
so bass Sicily Alnonds; I + nch Chain Gable;
100 boxes Pearl Sareh Is u0 Palm making
puncheonE sixth proof jamaica Rum
very hDe Brass BeeHezd.
Terms at sale. Sale posi- i've. apIl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31

GENERAL WORTH AND CuBA-Th New Orleans
Picdyune, Of the 22nd inst publishes a letter from /
T. Sprague, Captain and Brevet Major, u. S. A.
dated Fort Croghan, Texas, on the 10th inst. which
corrects an impression that has long been prevalent
that the late and much lamented Brevet Major Gen
personal aid to invasion of Cuba. The Statement,
furnished is clear aud ndisputabIe, and the Captain
states, that although mportuned frequently, both by
influential Cubans we'll as by his own fellow citizens
TO lend his aid and his 10 the Cuban ex ped ons
the General never for moment enterained the idea
of resgning his commission which he had held FORTY
years, or of participating in what was then popular
movement, but he came to the frontier of Texas in
the discharge of his duty, and died there at is lust
and proper" says Major Sprasue, in conclusion,
Chat the truth should be known and the public mind
his services-o his country historically, and to the
army, that his memory should not be connected with
cause having, SO little to commend it, and which has
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DECEMBER ELECTIONS.

The amended Constitution having been ratified by
the votes of large majority OF the people, the Gov
ernor will officially proclaim the fact and an election
will be held throughout the State ON THE 9TH
OF DECEMBER NEXT, of a GOVERNOR,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR and ATTORNEY
GENERAL, and of members OF the SENATE and
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. All persons qualified accord
ing to the following provisions of the new Consitu
ton, and no others, will be entitled to vote in this
election; and it will vacate tae seats of t he members
of the General Assembly elected in October
ART. III.
Sec |. Every white male citizen oil the Common
wealth, OF the age Ottwenty years, lDhO has been
resident Of the State for too years. and of the
IT, citg or toacn a1here he offers TO cote for
months nert preceding election and other per-
son. shall be qualified vote for members OF the Cen
eral Assembly and all officers elective by the people;
but no person in the military, naval or marine service
of the United States shall be deemed resident OF
this State, by reason OF being stationed therein And
person shall have the right TO voc, who is OF I'M
sound mind, or pauper or anoncommssioned officer,
soldier, seaman or marine in the service OF the United
States, who has been convicted OF bribery in an
election, OF any infamous offence.
See A. In all elections, votes shall be given openly
uiUG p0ce. and not by ballot. But dumb persons en-
titled to Suffrage, may vote by ballot.
The following is the provision concerning the
Qualifications Of the Senators and Delegates.
Z. Any person may be elected Senator, who, at the
time OF election has attained the age OF twenty-five
years. Is resilient Wll1lu the QSlrlCt,
and qualified to vote for members of the General As
sembly, according to this Constitution Aud any per
son may be elected a member of the House of Dele
gates, who at the time OF election, has attained the age
OF twenty one years, AND Is ACTUALLY RESIDENT
WITHIN THE COUNTY CITY, TOWN or ELECTION DISTRICT
Qualified TO VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL As
sEMBLY ACCORDING TO THIS CONSTITUTION; but per-
sou holding lucrative office, minister ofthe gospel
priest oiany religious denomination, salaried HI
Ger OF any banking corporation company, andno al
ney for the commonwealth shall be capable of being
elected member OF either house of Assembly. The
removal of any person elected to either branch Of the
General Assembly from the county. city, town dis
1rct tor which he elected shall vacate his office
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31

STEALING LU1BER.-A slave named Burwe and a.
white m1n named Joseph Hankey, were yesterday all
raigned before the Mayor upon the charge of stealing
lumber from the yard of Mr.. c. II. Burlington, on
Broad street, The complainant charged the slave
with stealing the lumber, and Mr.. Hankey with re-
celving IT. Upon investigation it turned out that Mr..
Hanlcy had ordered some lumber from MIR. Bullng-
TOMS yard day or two previous; Burweil, avang
himself Of knowledge of this fact, stole from the
yard the required quantity and description of lumber
ordered, delivered it to MIR. Ilankey as coming from
Mr.. Burlington, and demanded payment for it. These
facts having been established, the Mayor discharged
Mr.. Hankey from custody, and sent the negro below
for punishment