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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-26

JUST received at L. Il. Whites
n03a Ladies' Shoe Saloon, beautiful lot of
Gents Patent Leather Pumps also, Ladies'
black Caters at $780, Morocco Eootees, lthck and
thin coles Call at P. K. WHITES
~ Ladies' Shoe Saloon,
h % IS Main st.
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IN 30 DOLLARS REWARD. ifan.
EM away from the subscriber, the TIN inst,
NEGRO man named HENRY. He is about SO
~ years old, of a dark brown color, medium size
~. and height. The said negro was hired by me
from Martha Allen. l will pay the above reward of
$50 for his apprehension and confinement in any Jail
in the State of Virginia, that get him again
LEWIS HYMAN, SO Main sc.
Richmond, March 18th. NH l8-2wt
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ENEa AS THE season for planting has
SND arrived, the subscriber would respectfully
@yW call the tention Of his friends aud tie pub
.sa lie. generally, to bis larss collection on Of
TAI THEES EVERGRFENS, PIONEERING
SHRUBS, Grape Vines, and Asparagus Root. &c.
JOHN norton, fI0rist
NH z4-1ms ' Grace street.
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FOR RENT.--The store and DWELL
@.a ing Broad street, present occupied by the
{nA subscriber, suitable fox most any kind of bust
ness. Possession given on the 1st of April. For
further particulars impure on the premises ct
ISAAC ROSENHEIMS,
No. III Broad st., opposite Fredsr'ksbg Depot.
NH 4---lmt
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En- February last her man JIM. iwho calls him
~ self Jim Clark He is about IS years Ids
not recolected, though well clothed. 1t is thought
he is lurking about Manchester or Richmond, but he
may have gone to King William or New Kent, where
he has relations. The above reward will be paid for
his delivery if taken within the county or Richmond,
or his confinement in Jail if taken elsewhere.
CAROLINE F. TEMPLE, Extr'x.
Chesterfeld March l8-6t&eoIw
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- DWELLINGS FOX RENT.--A cot.
La tage in Hughes Row Mayo street, with SIX
~ rooms, kitchen, water and gas.
desirable residence ON franklin, between Sd and
4th streets, with every convenience.
dwelling on Brooke avenue opposite to Captain
Goddins tavern, with rooms kitchen, outhouses Of
every kind, and large garden
Several small tenements on Jefferson street.
tenement on Cary, between 9Th and TIN streets,
suitable for store and dwelling. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-26

They may be fouad at John r Jackson's Lsidley
risson,s Chas Mispaush's Bennett Beers, Alex
Duvaps, Druggists, and VIM. C. Battaille, Richmond,
Va.
AL cr6sra nromntlY attended to. Jag
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a ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs RE-

"A ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
IN WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber, a
IN negro man named TAZEWELL He is
~ about twentysix years of age, a light black,
Snk~ of medium size When spoken to he shows
his teeth. and appears confused He has free wifs
named Eliza Coles, residing I'D, between Main
and Franklin streets / will pay the above reward
for the apprehension and delivery to, confinement
of said negro in any Jail that get him again.
THOS. JONES, No. so, Main St,
NH Its Richmond, Va.
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BY John IL. ID. Payne.
AHr 4 UrrTYTID - u IA rrsA - II

AS ID E y KABLE RESIDENCES FOX
MM RENT.-The House and Lot belonging TO tho
iA estate of Moses II. Preston decd is offered for
rent The houss contains IA rooms besides closets.
bathing room arranged TO both not and cold
wster, the house lighted with There are all ne"
cessary out houses upon the premises; tho lot oeeu-
PICS one-haf the square. lt Is situated upon what Is
known as Candles Hill, of the most desirable
locations, being in few minutes wsk of the centre
OF the city at the time very retired command
ing one OF the fnest Views 70 be found any where y
Is adrrahly adapted to the purpose Of large Board.
ing School. Possession may be had on the lat 81
March. For further information, apply to
JOHN Il. PRESTON, AGENT,
for Jno and Ssni'l. Tyr.e, Trustees
NH Sim Mar Shookoe Warehouse
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The ANNA! number of each of the last three,
now limited to one, would mRke........
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- FOX RENT Or LkAsk-Thnt eon-
II veniently arranged and centrally located pai.e,
18th sta, diasonslly opposite the Ciry Coarshoass,
and 10 view ofthe Capitol. For prcfessionai men y
combines every convenience having Offices dstacpeas
OF modern construction, with two parors, handseme
marble msntepieees, 40. Possession OF the two ae.
premises by tho 9th day of December at which tune
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be nasde TO give possession al an eafef g.
Mr.. Vim, Brent (of the firm Of Gretter Brent who
VIII take pleasure Ia showing the premises 10 any ems
DESTROYS OF viewing them.
TO Pm. TABB, Jr,
Trustee OF VIM, Shepard, deco
ss1-6 1lsnden, Henrise eouAsy, Va
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+ ARUS 4, SHINE, AUCTIONEEks AND
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IA Main street,
will attend to all sales of Real and Personal Estate
also the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods &C.,
&C., on accommodating terms
P. C. LARUs. JAMES n. SHINE.
no Ats
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o. FOR kkNT-And immed iate posses
H::a ZION given---That very conveniently located
A~~ House. containing four rooms, fronting on Mar
snail street and Immediately in of the Richmond
Medical College: 1t has attached very large yard
and good well of water.
Apply to either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond
or to M. TABB, JR..
Trustee of VIM Sherard, decd
fe SITS Brandon. Henrico county vs.
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-. FOX KENT, OR LEASE.-The new
M store and cellar No. 205 Main st.
- ALSO-Several good lodging rooms:
Apply to H. n. hoDooN'
NH .D-eodtf
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-. FOR RENT-Tns house now occa-
6M pied by the subscriber, on Church Hill, oppo-
Iii lite the residences of Mrs Van.Lew: Posses
sion given the Let of April. Apply to Mrs r. Car
rinston, or ohMh' M A'
&c 25-StaWtl --------
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DOAlADkS---Just eceived inrse IA only.
with variety Of ether articles for the hair
w, G. BATTAILE,
mh D'-d Druggist,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOK KENT.--A store House, with
ri dwelling attached; also Kitchen, Lumber house
Il and Wood house, at Bowling Green, Csfonne
and Il one Of tho best stands for store in the
.iIls.s There il also good garden. Apply to
'-se f'-.-~13 EDGAR MCKINNEY,
Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

Almost every State in the Union furnishes its Gov
with appropriate mansion, which is the pro-
perty of the commonwealth, and which is intended
for the occupancy Of succeeding executives Many of
these mansions comnodious stately and imposing,
BETTING the character of the people and becoming
the dignity of their chief magistrates. Mississippi
has erected magnificent mansion for her Governors.
We believe the grounds and buildings cost somewhere
between $4,000 and $4,000. And no citizens of
our sister State complain of the expenditure of the
money. On the contrary they rather take pride in
the cleditabe result which followed in the investment.
So far as our knowledge extends, Louisiana 10 She
only old State in the Union that has not provided
suitable house for her Governors With q meagre
salary, to which extraordinary expenditures at
tached the Governor has to provide his own lodgings
This is not only wrong but leproach. A remedy
should be applied. The salary should be doubled
anyhow, no matter if a house is furnished and if a
house is not furnished the salary should be trebled
Even then noble, lberalhearted man, would go out
of office poorer than he came in.
Besides the system of low salaries is repuglant to
the genius of our institutions for it tends to the
ton of the mcanest aristoclacy on the face of the
earththat of dollars and cents exclusively. poor
man, Of talents, character and requirements of the
wretched misnamed economy that now prevails. The
consequence is that the State suffers seriously by hay
ing most Of the offices filed by incompetent rich men,
Or mere trading politicians, who resort to politics as
the best and easiest mode of obtaining livelihood
| and distinction.
The tenor of the suhjoned article which we extract
from the Baton Rouge Gazette leads US to hope that
the present Legislature will take steps towards
providing for the erection of splendid Governors
mansion at an early day:
A GOVERNORS MASsIoSWe do hope that the General
sembly will turn their attention their constitutional
after the session has been than half
else oil more than doubtful The Governor this
with salary four thousand per anuun has 10 pay out
Of this inadequate least hundred dollars for
| rent alone.
Now it is we'll known that the executive officer expected
entertain every distinguished stranger who visit capital
distinguished from whatever quarter and assert
under the circumstances the present Governor cannot ven
| entertain the members Of the Assembly.
The duty of the Legislature then plain They should an
propriate money sufficient building the accomm"
dation of the Chief Magistrate, suitable dignity Of the
| high office, as well as the dignity of the State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01


NEW York, Feb. 29-The Royal Mail Steamship
America arrived at Halifax this morning, bringing
dates from Liverpool to February 10th.
Cotton. @
The last alvices from the United States had fay
CRADLE effect the market and prices have advanced
Id to id. Orleans fair is quoted at 64d; Midding,
5 l5lG; Uplands fair, Ct; Midding, 81. The sales
for the week amounted to 80 900 bales The estimated
sales Of Saturday, the 10th, were 5000 bales. The
market closed steady. The whole stock in port
are American
Sales to Spectators q 900 bales, exporters $500.
Fair Mobile, 6s; Middling, 81.
| Havre Cotton Market.
The average daily sales at Havre for the week were
| 1000 bales.
| Orleans tres ordinairc 9oA. Market closed dull
| Breadstuffs.
| Breadstuffs were generally unchanged. Flour was
dull, and Corn had declined slightly.
Western Canal Flour 35s to 36s Cd; Ohio, SIS TO 39s
! Wheat dull and unchanged.
yellow Corn 55s: Mixed, 34s to 34s Cd.
/ Rice has declined 6s
Flour has declined Cd. Corn is dull, and has de-
clinel Is. Pork, Western Prime Mess is quiet at Sos
Bacon has declined 3s to As Beef is quiet at 120sa
slight decline.
Money
| The Money Market was more stringent, and Consols
were quoted at 9Of
| LONDON, Feb. 16--Consols closed at 9Ol to 905
| American Stocks better.
Political News.
| There was still some excitement respecting Ameri-
a,irs, but it not general, and was confined
to the lower classes.
The appointment of Dallas served to generally
calm the fears Of the public.
The Peace Congress was to meet the next week
after the sailing of the America.
LONDON, Feb. lG.-Therc was an interesting debate
in Parliament last night on American affairs.
Dallas's appointment is iayoably received
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Senate-A resolution was
passed asking the President if Great Britain has
offered to arbitrae the Central American difficulty.
The report that the President is about to dismiss
Champion is unfounded.
Wade has been reelected to the United States
Senate from Ohio for the long term.
Louisiana Legislature.
| BATON ROUGE, Feb. 2o.-The Senate, after short
session to-day, adjourned until Monday.
! The House concurred in the Senate resolution 10
adjourn on the GOTH of March. .z.
An Act to re-enact law for the administration of
the Charity Hospital and to provide for for
its support-passed.
The act leyies tax on all grog-shops, race-courses.
cock-pits bilar(tablcs, ten-pn alleys, etc. 1t re-
ceved much opposition in consequence of the heavy
tax being imposed theatres and public amusemens.
The House adjourned unit O'Clock, when the New
Orleans charter comes UP for passage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

Frederick Chrstansou, charged by John Sherwood
orciby taking possession Of his boat the Fish Hawk in
the New Basin, and nenarns him with loaded pistol,
Thursday; bail furnished by Brown and Clrstanon TO
the It'll. ~ .. FIs@'g5&
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT,-Hypolite Percival was
yesterday the First District Court for assault and
battery upon Francois Gaois and Peter Serano sent be-
fore the court for stealing masks from barbers shop
for a MRrd Gras spree.
Warrants issued for the arrest of tile following Ned
Dwyer, charged with woundng James Dalton with cotton
hook Frcrct Cotton Press; 4. Randolph charged with
forebly taking away from 4. Vuurays at No. ITO Royal
street; Emile, charged with stealing dry goods from
the Of Lion Pinsurd Royal and for other
ties accused of petty disturbances, etc.
RECORDER SEUzENEAuzs CoURT.-Aldernan Web
Long hns discharged the duties of this Office for days
past Nothing however, has him. sufficient
portance enable him show his hand" Recorder Seuzc
conyacscent and will his in few days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01


PETITION FOE AN INJUNoT1oN.--In our local column
the petition of Joseph Huty Sheriff of the Parish of
Orleans, to the Judge of the Third District Court
praying for injunction to restrain Recorder Jackson
and Messrs Bailey, Gilmore and Dupre, Finance Com
mittee of the Board Of Aldermen, from proceeding
further Sin the matter of the presenting approving
of bond of john NJ Bell Sheriff Of the Parish Of
Orleans" etc. appears in full Of course will attract
very general attention.
Weunderstand this suit has not been brought for
purposes Of delay Of throwing obstacles in the way
of speedy trial, but to secure beyond q doubt, a
fair hearing of the whole matter at issue before the
Supreme Court. We have no authority for stating
this, either from the plaintiff or his counsel but have
to believe the authenticity of the report
Recorder Jackson and the Finance Committee MI
ordered to appear before Judge Kennedy on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. We should not be surprised
4 the court room was uncomfortably crowded. VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

BUSINESS business was impeded yesterday by
rain which commented to fall about IL o'clock and
continued heavy through the most business part
Of the day. The arrivals Of boats were few and
far between as also were the arrivals from But,
taking all things into consideration, there would not
have been much done out of doors more than the
shipping Of merchandise had there not been any rain,
as operators for foreign markets waiting the
ceipt Of the Americas advces from Liverpool Of the
18th inst, though the Arago, from Havre, is due at
New York There are many merchants in town from
Alabama and Georgia waiting the expected receipt of
produce from the West, and we may expect very
brisk business for the present month from all sections
of the country.
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G0iefy g'NeGfer.

3 E y Z, l. Il Q T.
u-MG KIBR- VA yR-EH4A-A he NE.
pride rendering his thanks the celebrated
have rendered their services this OCCASION
bling him Afford
4 PERFORN4TC2 CENTRALIZED IN NE " ORLEANS.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 3.
MISS AGNES ROB ERTS Q NJ
has most kindly volunteered her services
and complete the TIE Comedy has consented 10 play
the character Of Gcorgina in
MONEY
She will also perform, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS
CITY, the protein farce entitled,
g EACHGLs ES CoNETNG~,v
Wherein She will also introduce
JENNY LIND,
With original German Melody
and MILE SOTO,
With Characteristic Dance.
MRS. CtIADSTANE,
BY the kind permission Of Ben DeBar Esq, has rendered her
invaluable assistance, and will appear
CT. II II Il ~ So lBE o ~ T. I q! -
DION EOUIsCICAULT. as........Sir 4. Blount
JOHN z. OWENS, as...-.................,G Graves
J. S. BROWNE, aS,..........-,, Dudley smooth
rSeats may secured the Box Office Price Of afmis
siou for this occasion,
One Dollar TO NIL parts of tEae House.
NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

n5y~ The best evidence that can be aeItsuced
in favor of the enicacousnes oo!nnd's tter pre-
pared by Dr. lson the unprecedented demand for
them from parts Of the Union and although there be
many prepared and represented as being worthy of
liberal patronage yet feel constrained ren that tho
vast testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
been oocd by persons of highest character and rcpcc
ty who found necessary have to his prepAn
ton is testimony sufficiently conclusive, that eacetual
remedy for the almost immediate relief Of those afflicted with
lrefu nnads, Dyspepsia has been discovered,
See advertisements fed lmd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

A KISS IN THE DARK, OR THE CONSEQUENCE OF
AMoRous IMPATIENCE-We learn from the Louisville
Journal, that on the 10th big bury fellow" per-
suaded female slave to eope with him to Indiana.
They crossed on the ferryboat from Portland to New
Albany, she having on very thick veil and passing
Tor white woman. While walking up the Indiana
bank the man lifted his companions veil and kissed
her, when it was discovered that she was negress
They were both arrested taken back and put in jail
and he will probably experience the consequences Of
his peculiar taste.
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per first Insertion in al cases,
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III hs are charged 81 for every
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charged accordingly adye senent or sub
VIII be- stopped until all arearages paid at the
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circulation which renders it desirable Medium
Users. it crculates largely, reaching
many hundreds Of homes at being read
before the approach business hours articles
for family may bs advantageousy published in its
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advance Having extensive circulation Throughout Lou
isians. Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
States it favorable Of
their and commodities known Advertisements IN
S8 serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

CoLLIGNoN's CLASSICAL CoNcERr.-The fourth of
NJ. Gustaye Colignons grand classical concerts was
given last evening, at Odd Fellows Hail. A dark
and rainy day, and an evening to which was be-
queathed the character of its progentor, rendered
the attendance less than it would otherwise have
been, and very much less than it deserved being
There was nevertheless audience very respectable
in point of numbers, and much more than commonly
capable, 50 far as musical taste and ability is con-
cerned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

CONTINENTAL Co,nnssIoNERs.-Th commissioners
appointed by the "ContinentaIs,n in the matter of
erecting an equestrian statue of George Washington,
on Lafayette square notified by card of Captain
Lahuzan, which unpublished in another column, that
an adjourned meeting will be held in the Mayors re-
cepton room, City Hall this evening at seven o'clock.
All who are concerned in this patriotic and auda-
bic enterprise should be on hand and see that the IN
dertaking is pushed vigorously forward.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
IL Word TO .fEOfhc4's.

Do on when observing the uneasy aud painful emotions Of
yonr children consider may be than cholie
If you not you should for take word pF It, that in nine
of twelve, these uneasy feelings caused by Worms
and should be attended
WINERS CANADIAN TERNIFUGR,
Is highly recommended by physcAns and others ing
bc remedy the eradication Of ali kinds Of the
stomach and bowels Of children and adults; and us Is perfectly
from ingredients which can have any but beneficial effect
would recommend Whenever llere exists
usual symptoms.
E particular and the name, Wineg's Canadian
Termuge This the only article that be depended
For sale in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
fc25 2pGt Nos q and Isl Chartres street, y. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

GoTToN-The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at 6 o'clock last evening, were very light
being by The Natehez, from Yicksburg, ,275 bales;
Mary Bess, from Opelousas, 246S Jackson Railroad,
sl0 Total, 1628 bales; sugar. 693 hhds; molasses,
904 barrels Total receipts of cotton for the week,
EgS2ja ha1es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

TREAT FOR THE JUVENILES Harrington gives
another of those beautiful representations Of the great
Russian War, at the Ar1nory Hall, this day, at one
o'clock. This will afford an excellent opportunity for
ladies and children to attend without interfering with
their usual retiring hons, with the advantage of
excellent lecturer giving brief history of this exeit-
ing war. We do not know where an hour could be
more agreeahly or adyantageo1sly spent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
Id Z Il ID ::

On Friday evening 2 wlt MANLY P. LIsk, aged thirty
three years.
isriends and acquaintance and those of his brother O. NJ
Isk respectfully invited attend the funeral TO NOR
ROW SUNDAY MORNING 10 O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence, Pnrnner and Basin streets. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

LIE DEM MONDE. = The new drama, written by
Alexander Dumas, and entitled g LIE Demi Monde, y
will be performed at the Orleans Theater tomorrow
evening for the benefit of Mile Dar1nont. The drama
Il is production Of great merit and will well repay
those who attend. r .-E-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-0wing to the illness of
Mr. Collins, last evening, attributable to sudden
change of Weather-Which affects all vocalists more
or less severely unable to perform sehiler's
tragedy of q The Robbers was consequently substi-
tinted, with Mrs G1adstane and Mr. Pope in the prin-
cipal parts, and vas of course well played The
ause1nents concluded with the eyeracceptabe farce
of q The Toodles,i r. s-s-%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

According to the records of the State Department
for the year ending December, there arrived i'll the
United States from foreign countries $50 476 persons
of whom 1GG,5G2 arrived at New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

IA STRONG ARG In Monday double sheet
Crescent we shall publish a lengthy Communication
from IN this or any other State
the ionality Of the action Of the
III gslaturea IL the Hufty case. The question is
Rabcrately reviewed, several new strong points
are made, and the entire subject is with con
B snnmate ability.
No Intelligent and dispassonate man callIise from
perusal without being convinced Of tie unconsti
tutonality Of the proceedings which resulted in the
removal Of Sheriff Hut least 50 far as the Legis-
latlre could accomplish tthatsend.s@