davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
O. O. WOODMAN.

q o. "OODMAE, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
tucc'7"' to Jarvis Woodnan,) Of Common
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer in choice
DRUGs, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Extracts, Fine Pesfumery and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES SURGICAL ISsTRr.
MENTs DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES. French
and American WINDOH-GLAsS, PAINTS OILS DYE
sTUFFs, etc.
Druggists Physicans Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of best quality rely upon being suited
orders promptly attended, to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving by arrivals England France and Ger
many, large assortment of DRUGS CHEMICALS GLASS.
WARE, PERFuHERY. BRUSHES, etc Among which are
ibn boxes French Window GLASS; assorted sizes.
in lbs Conrais Hydriodate Potash.
1900 ounces releter FIR Quinine
lal lbs hander's English Blue Mass,
100 lbs hanfer's English CaIomel.
" Jars Carbonate Ammonia.
cases Carb. Magness
10 Calcned Hagness
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
1000 ounces Of Qunine Power L Weigh,man
&c ounces suphate Of Morphine.
10 osnces Acetate Morphine.
90 ounces Strychnine.
100 lbs Am. II. 8. Calomel bot.
2lO lbs Am. H s. Calornel, In Is ID boxes.
30 kegs ref. Salt Petre
Is dozen Chloride Soda.
lOJ lbs Nitric Acid.
D. delnijohns Aqua Ammonia.
~ demjohns Sweet Spirits Nire.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks.
lbs pnre Nitrate Silver, crystals.
10 bills Alum.
bbls Ground Alum.
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me STRIFE
having been selected personally in their crude
and powdered for my sales. Among which
800 lbs Powdered Ipecac.
ESQ lbs Powdered India Rhubarb.
$50 lbs Powdered Canhnrdes.
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
40 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic.
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
aO lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
70 lbs Powdered Extract C5iocynth.
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
1000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint Am.
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
20 casks French Yellow Octre.
bbls CopAl Varnish
bbls White Damar var1ish.
bbs Japan Varnish.
bbls Couch Tarnish.
600 gallons Spirits Turpentne.
5O8 gallons English I.nseed OIL
80 casks English Venetian Red.
60 bhls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes from
Shy 10 "a by 30.
100 kegs Yellow Ochre, in oil.
loo kegs Venetian Red, in oil.
All of which will be sold at the very lowest rates.
0. 0. WOODMAN, New Orleans La and
jel2 5md&W o. 0. WOODMAN CO., Yicksburg, Miss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

AEAGhAMs.-An anagram is the dissolution of any
word or sentence in letters its elements and then
making some other word or sentence from it, applica-
Die to persons or things named in such original word
or sentence. There are words of this description
both Of ancient and modern application which cx.
hlbit condolences that are truly surprising and af-
ford very peculiar fund Of amusement. The follow
ing is selection Of Of the best transpostons
Radical retorm--lsire mad trolc.
AstronOmers-Moon starers.
Democratical--C omica trade.
Encyclopaedia nice cold pie.
ialiantries--All great sins.
lawyers-Sly ware.
neutrality-suspicious. him not.
Momrch-March on.
Old England Golden land
PrcSbyterian--Best III prayers.
punishment-Ninc thlmDs.
Revolution--TO love ruin.
Telegrap hs-Great helps,
Pcntcntary-Nay repent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
Mem Orlea1s nailp Grtsteut,
The Murderer.

Bitterly blows the icy blast,
Dreary heats the rain,
The midnight hour has come-has past
YEARLY come-and YEARLY past
With its cruelty, sladowy train.
IT.
Will it never be gonc-this dolorous sight
Like night OF the damned it seems,
And I'm all alone-nor spark--nor light;
Alone with God and my dreams.
Heavily hangs the air within
Heavily hangs without
Alone, alone with God and my sin
And yon cruelty shadowy rout.
No morn-no star--wth generous ray
lllumincs this horrible cell,
In vain for a glimmer of light pray
This terrible gloom to dispel.
Above-arOllnd-
1t prcsScth down
And wraps my soul in a shroud
AbOye~-arOund-
God j curses sound
From yon cruelty slladowy crowd
gladly, gladly, meet my doom,
| care not for death-or for life
But, on to escape this horrible gloom
This horrible, shadowy strife.
Drearily, drcarily drips the rain,
Bitterly blows the blast,
Neariy comes the Hhadowy train,
YEARLY soeS--and comes again
Passing, but never past.
V.
Oh father! oh, mother! aas--alas
Gods curses are less than thine
On mother, remember the days that are past
The days Of my childhood in innocence past
Have pity Oh horrors like mine.
Ceaselessly goes that shadowy train
Father and mother and he,
The friends Of my youth-so ruthlessly slain
For the murderer's curse is on me.
Drearily, drcarily, drips the rain,
Bitterly walls the blast,
Nearly comes the sliadowy train
YEARLY goes and comes again
Passing, but never past.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

ANCIENT CANOE CovEEED-Three fishermen at
Asnicres, France, have discovered an ancient canoe
buricdbencah a sand-banll in the river From its
form is supposed that it used by the Normans
in their invasion of Paris. It is an immense trunk Of
oak about eighty feet long, followed out and capable
Of holding sixty men 1t is well known that the Nor
mans, in addition to their large wickcr.work boats,
had other very long ones for the purposes of war,
formed of hard wood and it is supposed that this is
one of them There is IA striking resemblance be-
tween This and the banks Of the pirates Of the ninth
century.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

I'm EE ot 'S S5T51 ERHxrs 81 H
ORLEANS, hereby the following Tariff of Charge,
upon Gotta" he received and shipped by is at our respccv,
i"s," commencing lst day OF sepicmnt 1856, Srprm
L-'lIARGES TO FACTORS AND RECEIVERS OF COT.
nrayage, from any landing. within the Port
sto"e Ia, Hbr in ilins "t delivery 20 per bale
turned ont Tor selection, that may be UCre>st-
>ary to restore or reptile, and additional
charge Of ....-:;........ ........ cents per bale
Ar,nsl expenses on all Cotton i'll wliuerchanta-
Bile order, repairs shall be charged.
2-tlIAEGES TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON COMPRESSED
three days Of the day it is wcighr, or trans.
ttrred by Brokers, free Of cha&res If the
ship is ready; otherwise TO pay for pilng
ht.'lS cents per bale
shipped within the above mentioned time TO
pay storage month. 10 cents per bale
And for labor on delivery. per BALE
3-CHARGES TO SIIIrrEK$ OF tNruMPRESSED COT
Storage per month Is cents per bale
Labor for housing and piIing. cents per bale
CHARGED ANEW
Stnnss i compressed on delivery per month 10 cents bale
d. UNIFORM GiiNRGE or FlFfY d. ' GES F.; r S!I
EAlh Tor hrFnge shall lr mrr shippers of run,,,csst
rotn and twenty cop cents bale and repairs Cotton
AZ tie forrsoins cltr:es payable monthly
shall ' made The Ynrd for rlsg and mark r in
purchasers OF Cotton Cotton moved to any other PrrHS
for e"Y S,y~1 not party to 'hs i @rg1 FL
levrc steam, Cotton prr,si l.. IEHE a. rrSileut,
La. ana Factors Presses. ......J. HNsKINS per
yntvn .rEyy H H115SE { Haywood
p G%'rr, '~ EhSSN\NN ,r TANrEY
%s"@ Sry" I. vA AA wESv LEX CO.,
= S:.ol .nARNEs STANLEY & co.
N@Irnra anl lfmt Presses, MU6jin f 4 SiTN6Ss
New oreals, Sept. 70, la5G. oc.u In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

EXTRAORDINARY PRICE FOR APrIEs-The Nash
vile (Tenn.) Gazette states that some apples raised
in that State aud exhibited at the late fair were sold
by the halEdozen and as much us $ 20 per half
dozen paid for them The wholelot, about Il barrels
consisting Of seven varieties, brought Sill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17


Necoi-And Furniture OF all descriptions bought sold ex
ca&c also repaired and uished i'll the best n OF
reasonable terms. ~ "
Persons Declining Keeping and wishing dispose o.
te@ p u. GDUNNE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

A WnoPFER-The Hartford (Conn.) Courant says
there is baby in that city, only five months old and
weighing one hundred and tjfty-sX pounds,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
8;
~ Of John s. Turner individually and member t,s
Public in this city MONDAY, the 18Th day Of Dece.
her 1885, It 1clock ~ for the purpose of elecng syndc
e. LUMINAIs
MA 3tin3od Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE Ia LOUISIANA.
i%HE EtaHSTE Fl l tdaxE
CrsaurEnz CouR DE DISTRICT w MEMBEE De Ia soGI;
de Ia NouAele Orleans. fETE COMMERCIALS Of
W. W. s sisS e cREANcIEhs@so.
n Gers jim $. Tnfner individneIenent
nebre de Ia socee commercials de Turner Woodruff GH'une
raSqa en- ss T fS se de- so
ore l9 heue NJ Feffet deire syndc en- place de
de s. '" Oakley, decide.
G. LUM1NATs,
MD 3tin3od Depute Grefier.
sEcosp DISTRICT CouET, CHts; G: F. BAQUTE JOHN
~ VIFTuE of writ Of seazur Ho ana sale
- to directed by the honorable the Second District Court
public the City Hotel Common street between Camp
and Magazine streets WEDNESDAY, the 3D. Of December
I s IL Vi F p RdG a. ae 5asssr ~ s
the Buildings and Improvements thereon situated in the %i
bonnd y a55 Wess M b I CANA 80
having Amercas measured 40 feet inches TX lines front
Bahoome,v street, by IL feet 10 inches in Depth between
Lot designated by the No.8 plan drawn Louis Bnele
~ rye @ n on the OH Of February and deposited
! Sszsd d, in the b. above cause.
| TERMs-Cash on the spot. ,
JOHN " BELL.
MOI ~ nel Sheriff Of the Parish g Orisar%-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
MILLINERY.

mSsN LADIES, OUR OPENING 1DAY.1s a.
S@@sst of NEW, VERY CHEAP and RICH 1ANCf S.t1s,
4a&% GOODS. Eas&Iss%@--1
MRS. G. W ROPER, No. 165 Poydras street, he e.yzl
tween Carondeet and Baonne bsgs leave inform the aIe4
that she is Just openine snendid assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICK SILK BDNEETS
VELVET BONNF.TS, --.,n..
SATIN and PLUSH BONNETS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE Wells,
RIBBONS.
FEATHERS.
FLOWERS etc, etc, etc
which Mrs F. respectfully invites the Ladies and the Country
lrafe 10 eau and examine MO In!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

.11,TITH \, IIU}
Rough ard Ready CrumpoiN, Cavalier, Simon Pure GOLDEN
~ InGot, Virginia Leaf Plantation, Nectar.
Io%Ho with other brands and choice article Of Per
rlHIe, Havana and German Cigars.
SMITH y VAN BENTHUYSEN
o-o I'm Ct Grayicr street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

rfN OPENING OF FALL AND VIM -
ESispTER MILLINERY. DO Camp street, corner Il. .F
* of Julia-MRS. McENANY respectfully in ES4s4Ht
forms her that she will open Oh 7rs
MONDAY, the 10Th inst lase aud splendid stock Of FR E
l. l. Il r 7.
embracing the newest styles of FRENCH B0NSETS-Silk
Satin Eervet and Straw: Misses Gpsies lapelinc. In
an Hoods and Caps Plumes Flowers, Wreahs ace yeil
Hend Dresses Ribbons, Embroidered Collars French Cor
Fur Cuffs Of choicest colors Swans Down. SILK and Jou
vim Kid Gloves
large stock of Chenille and Colored Straw BONNETS
which the Ladies are invited TO call and examine.
Ea5- Country orders Euuc'ualiy attended TO- nS 6r!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

To endeavor to induce an official to perform the
functions ofhis Office the ground that is his duty
is as reasonable TO try catching whales with min
now-hook and using taty for boil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

A lady in Oregon, in writing to friend in this
city, says that cattle in that region live to such
great age that their owners have to tastcn long poles
to the end of thcr horns for the mrinHes to run out
on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

Qnte Il laugh was raised in the Supreme Court, not
long since, by an official, who when the Judge called
out for the crier to open the court, sad May it
please your Honor the crier can't cry to-day, because
his wife is dead.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

witty lady being asked by tellow-passenger the
name Of stage coach CHAT Travelled very slowly) in
which they riding, replied, g think, sir must
be the Regulator as all the other coaches 90 by it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

The gentleman so often spoken Of in novels, who
rVeted people with his gaze, has obtained perlna-
ncnt employment at a boiler mandatory.
New York piCayunc.
And the man with the piercing eye" makes the
holes for him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

HERR ALEXANDER or THE OLDEN TNEs-The
following extract is copied from newspaper nui,
llShcd at Newport, h. l., in 1850:
" 5y permission al the Town Council William Pow
erS just arrived from London. will perform Vari-
ETY. Of very extraordinary fcatS of Activity this
evening at tie Courthouse for the last Time in
ij'iS Town. The Performance to begin precisely at
Seven o'cIp%k.
Tickets may be had at Mr.. TowSsEHD's Lodging
House, and at the Place of Performance Price for
Ladies' and Gentlemen Is. Cd. Childrcd 3D. each
One Third Part nf all Monies received to be delivered
80 the Town Council for the Benefit of the Poor and
Distressed.
LIST. Il will stand on Stage, stick two Pins in
Board, in Front Of his Feet, throw his Head back
wards between his Legs, and take up the two Pins.
one with each Eyc-Lil.
ed. He will lay down small Snuff: Box in Front
OF his Feet and will throw his Head backwards be
tween his Legs and put his Nose two great Toes,
and Thumbs, all in the Suuil.BoN together.
Sd. He will stand on his Head on a Chair with
his Heels up, on the small Knob and dance Horn
pipe.
4M. He will lay Copper en- his Foot, throw his
Legs backward and forward over his Head several
Times, and never drop the Copper.
Ih. He will lay his left Foot OH his right Shout
der and let a strong Man take him by the left Hand
and another Man take him by his light leg and lift
him up from the Stage, when he will turn his Body
round backward and forward without his Hand or
leg turning in the Mems Hands.
" GM. Dance a Horupipe with his Feet on lis
Heed
He, besides these, performs d Variety of Fcats
too tedious to mention.
II the Performance is not done agrecaby to the
above, the Money will be returned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

II 4 LIZ rOC y rs
Oriental Rose Bud Constellation Britannica nuyal L. "
White.
-FIEES- TEE Ms
Moss, Ftrcpvil,
JWk>On, SHlon
Sput;SWOOd, Buch,
Fa>Npd, tidta
Wilson's, N,rh'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

CrRIOSfTlES or THE CESSUs.--Out of the 1926
counties i'll the United States i'll ls50, $50 had been
created Or altered i'll the previous ten years: in 81
the females greatly predomimtcd in DO the slaves
and in the foreign born. In al counties there were
few foreigners, and in 20 the native and foreign
population about equal. In O23 counties there
were slaves in 1872 no free cOlOred persons. The
number of people to a dwelling in New York CITY
averaged more than Is, in Boston o. in New Orleans
g.. i'll Richmond ). II is estimated that onefourth
part Of tile people in the country reside in Villages
towns. and cities,
In the year 1900, exclusive Of the army and navy
there we've 3 ,~OH persons in the employment Of the
Fedora! Government: in 1851 the number was 81 4jG
Il nlNcoid increase, the population having increased
about !ye-t"d, Tho number Of real estate owners in
the United States cannot fall short Of 800 900 or
in about BIB Of the free males over u years of age
1t is estimated the direct and ndrec tax paid by each
white person in the country for all purposes amounts
10 - -. There are about 100000 Indians within
the territorial limits Of the United States At the
close OF the revolutionary war Gen. Knox estimated
the Indians in the thirteen States To number about
$1,000. In 1850, Of the | .547 political newspapers
published in the United States, 800 were Wing and
az Democratic papers Over two.ffths of the ia
tl"nAl territory is drained by the Mississippi and its
Tributaries. The distance between the cities of New
York aud New Orleans is more than equal to that
separating London and C0nStantiuople or Paris from
st. Petersburg. BY the land route between New York
ana Astoria the distance is equal TO that between
New York and Bremen. BY the water route the
distance Is as great as that between Canton and Lon
don.
The number OF persons who live east of Mississippi
yer IS twelve times greater than the number Of those
who ike west thereof The nun-slayehOllig have
third greater population than the savehollng States
Massachusetts,, which the first State according to
ITS white population i'll 1870, has become the
fourth, exactly reversing the course of New York
which has become the first from the fourth rank
Even adding the present population Of Maine to TINT
OF Massachusetts would not alter the position Of the
latter i'll its rank among the States In New England
if.JDl La, 1,nf. ,,sit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
gu. cIlAsn1ss 1Nsr1rll,rEa. nREExyuL

ST. CHARLES INSFITUTfI, GREENyILI.E
~ near AHEoiiToS in the Parish of Jefferson. This ns
nt" after SarHon Of fortnight will be reopcaet on
Monday next, the LIST of September.
~, me Il hes 10 avail herself Of the occnsicn Of making
inns 'lncticni - tender her thanks families who
nave hon"re1 her with their confidence and her
c 10 them ami the public generally that She will increasingly
continue 10 devote herself to the advancement
erpupH !oNt1ri them faithful and well instruction.
70 cum III them gentle and accomplished manners and TO
hcr them Ia IN elevated tone o. heart and mind will be
rs has heretofore been, her
and she confidently hopes, from her past experience with full
certainty Of - 1900 "
The course OF instruction pursued the Charles Institute
G'Pr9'S everything necessary complete education
French and English. " "
Tie ErElSh Department is under the direction Of Professor
OF the highest merit ad Of American
who reside in the establishment. '
Mime and W. Mace preside the French sIli, and they
refer I" the success attained by American pupil,
aHe taught the Inra"c, for proof Of The their
system and their attention their duties. addition to con
slant intercourse with pupils OF French origin the
stu'e has majority, The other young ies all enjoy adj
Of instruction for several hours v in class
and Of studied conversation with their teachers.
The also MSIC
in particular. is object of the livccat TO
and Is cunde the best known
Further particulars given i'll prospecuses which may he
procured III the establishment. st1n3
/ AND WARRA TS.--iIiGllESTMARKETRA TEs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

! UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDIC A.,
~ DEP ARTMENT.-Ihe Annual Course of Lectures in his
department will commence Monday, November Eth, 1856
and will terminate in The ensuing March.
james Jones, NJ. d. Professor Of Practice of Medicine
!. L. Rl'lell NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone. N. D., Professor Of Surgery
A. II. Cenas NJ. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics.
Gn>mvns \. Mott, NJ. D., Professor of Materu Medfrn
J.. g. 2. Wctcr>tranit NJ. ~. Professor of Anatomy
Thomas Hum: NJ ~ Professor Of Ply siooy and Pathol5ry
Iilihcrt $ Vance, NJ D. nemoustrAior OF Anatomy. "
The rooms for DSecng will be open the third Monday il,
October '' "
The Faculty Visiting Ply and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital and attend this Institution from November to
April ~ "
The Students accompany the Professors in their visit and
Tree OF enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during the about eight hundred persons pre
Scrhrd for Caiy. -
Preliminary the Course, will be delivered sally in
the Aphearr Of the Hospital from the first Monny in No
Temhcr, Clinical Medicine and Surgery Amortization and
rercsaon and other subjects, without any charge to Students
mn THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d., Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually in
April fourteen Resident Students, who maintained bv The
Institution. aul day l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

Cheerfully acknowledge merit in others, and in
tnlm youwi always receive that kind consideration
which you desire. When you cannot consistently
praise, by all means keep silent unless there be a
manifest wrong deserving rensurc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

/ AND w lSISANVS .--lI1G llESTMARKETR ATEs
- paid for Land Warrants Also ali kinds OF Uncurreni
oAi!h Notes, CON- bullion and Exchange, purchased by
4. Il. MEkEEiI4 ( Co
NJ 4kWly No. % Camp r2r c,!qrr Of Cou.a1pn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

Il i'll and receiving pei sailing
SrS. Direct from the manufacturers choice assortment of
NlRGlNlA NANuFAGTUEED TOBACCO, which we un,r
to th, trade The liberal terms Among which may be
ILI.Ll d, .ll..ui..r l...,.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

p ED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL-EGG AND
~ sFOVE-Now landing ship Helen alctiaw. Philn
dcpha put i'll ogheads for mly USE expressly for Stoves
and Kitchen Ranges For sale S hid delivered in First
and Second District by
III o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-18
RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,r,,,<,,yp DAILY. sxH' WEEKLY AND w.kN, ..s,.,,,,
-. uIr,uIE, PRYOR s. DUNNA'ANr'

r.
p.,,, s,y,u hoilars per annui,, ana at he
10 ~: l. liar, !! taken 10! shorter e'''',. '. S @
~, ' -, S,,,i W,,hlv ~, dollars PEI "'uu'' "ie
yeN si< ,nor- payable III advance {" os Ra.a
ti'r, 5.t or r,mi"rt ty m'd, r"''f""' " s'>
'",r.;,, a. the cui 81 ne !,'!. ;r,,.tinu of the
w. H."r -. t,S,,'IEEK IN the southern S!a,ss; tue
h"H',' i,,, ,,n,,ucrc. Il ,.e issuc ot n W. :.
i,%re Which contains nearly Nil 10 'o""''7 ~
Ir, ,,y and semi Weekly ed!''i,. ,,.cr cf the
hyvri .nv uo,!..n: ~ 'hc p"i'""i ZOO half
MT~W,XD TNCl'iEFR which Is u"w VIA, !" w "" %, 'f ,h
h'hH'''' V'S,,.y .fn;, ,tut II i the pu'posa :" 'ue
tr: 3,yr,e III thrr eurrci'- Io l!'r "'r' So, ,hs
.. - ,lich Know .Aoth.nsIsn has "'""s" ''
coun:ry , :. ,,,,r.he, every Wednesday,
,o,,,,,r "A, - per GMuWTl pnii IL "'''" l,.,,,r j.
-, ,s y,rrut l. 10: made III H!'"i.cS. ", n;>
~h, pay ,b. in the following ratio. Tor S'osiN
n.aac III '" 80 Fnnurrr wh be tlrmishcdi ior wv
,,srlye cno.s: tor SiU twenty lou! eopie' ""' "
the same proportion, ,.crr,S,yG
~, E.n,rpr.-rpr TEN hines or less, hfst
t.,, cut, and eyer, succeeding INSERTION t"'n'
- rive cents II inserted r~ice Week m 'H 9. 80; 80 - @ -
,L,-,y.ryru aid hall c'ls Tor cach ihse tio '.i
n. ms, aid when Inserted only "h'' d" VIVA MY 1
Tor each li>,:IiJA. $50, u,,s ,r L.ss frat i'm.
-, s,y.,.y .vr ccas for each subsequent insertion
90 ,r, vir, Inserted only once week seventy-hVe
se;Is iur each iIs'!'!"" t.. - ,,,, So, ;,sor,o,
.sycn,y.vr cents; cr cnch cont.nasnc' i! c'h's :,
80 sg 10y ,wc sgua:re. nl!d III thnt proportion Tor az
-; .,,,.. t ,:cn;cr l"iIh, except Auctioneers, VINO
Are charged S!,' par-! !nSudcd) H.,
RS al O5usri,s ani Tributes OF Respect, exceeoihg
K,,;nr Ines r.s!sCd TOT rs aiSerllsemeh's. IA
t,d,,. nom dl::rnce must be accompanied with TIE
y.cr ray or satisfactory references 10 osure execution
~; an dues th.. office may nc renMrted per mat IL
v ard available Bank notes at the risk ot ;he Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-18
INTERNAL IMPRUtEMES Is.

Roth Houses u the General ASSEMBLY h4"r pa'"ei
bills appropriating SjDO,00d tu the loVmgt"n ana
Ohio Rail Road and making loan "f s''"''"o I"
the Virp MIA and Tennessee Rail Road.
The following bills, which passed the Senhie On
Thursday, have failed in the House, for want Of .
constitutional majority viz Bills making Hppr"pria-
tons to the Manassa Gap Rail Rosd tstIo,OOn j
Orange and Alexandria Extension ls;s0U,0ii Nir-
einia Central (S.mO,0GOj Richmond and York River
Rail Road tSljO,0OU) The friends Of these improve.
ments do not yet despair Of the ultimate passage oi
tba nhnvu lille