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Two VALUABLE F1VM. IN NEW ~.


VMTlLL be sold AZ paOlic auction Tie s.e4r ...t
w at New Kent Court House che ,2;i 10" = -,
Chat being Court day al The real cate .: ~.
the hate N!!!:nr NJ Sherman Die! seized and pCsse-,
consisting Of two valuable Farms and half 81.
Grist Mil
One % these farms called MulICns lies uel5 INC s..
ra portion Of the cOuuy, cOEidns about iH rc.'. -
very superior wgla:O coil! hH- GOOD dwc.iu. 49,. '.
necessary out houses. md hhouUds good wH,l. 3D..
indeed very healthy location. From !. =! 90 %
open and uIder cEl;iva'iCn tier" beng
thirty hL.a,l> % wleh: -,.r.ivJ or il r. IA.
the purchaser VII have the benefit, possr,r..u
GIVEN Immediately. or as rUCH ~ the tenn, 60 SSH.
COMPLIED with The remainder IL very ue.y.y '.me~sI
with pine oil superior qUnty, suited tor w,.. 49,.
white oak, It,ed :or snip timber
The other farm, called Eni-u- contains $50 st... {
good Gugly about oncIrc i Open r.i tilted ..
vati"u. the hainucc j. heavily rirbcrcd wtE Irr wor.
IL Is deemed unnecessary u give further decor '.-
Of these iarrl-, persons wishing 20 purchase
gunsri ~ examine :hc!m before h. day u. ssle
TEkMS:-Onchaih he purclrsr money 49, he e. :
in siS, the ul"r HIATT III Twelve rnbs Tho 81
sal thr purchaser c!vn. bond with approved :e-..v
The title " Ill be retained until the whole purchase
shall have been paid. " " +. kICHAkD-tE, e. e..
Anil :s9-cwiw ~ I!-
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Ae virtue OF coed Ui n sdr Lv sAi... . a..,.
1D ham hEd VIE, IT,: jh If February "a. t.. .
recorded. Il! DC oH,i".. ~ sGIr % Il, - ...
the promises on MONDAY, tie 2G;h d.y G., s. -. ..
trHct ui land on which -u!,: Ch.ut!!nin ~.
Capt EdIGuad Locke;i's, y.u: or Tpnar,..., :-.
roUtr:mrc g., ncr"s, ,bCut II milr- We, ~ Ito. 49,
House y from Richmond, md or 5 Tom i.:..-.F. -
Station, the Richmond and !iarv:,lr f.~,.a ....
qurlIy %: tue Ian is Cd, i" good ard .Irv n b.
OuIhyOi The Dwelling UoU.c curiiE. ,'v,a r. o.,
rcCrls 6nd there s good ovcr",T- house, -. e. -.
;rrs, barns aLd Other n~td :L hud.rYs - rrn.-- q.
such ~ r"",iy 10 deserve tie attention - qsrs,a
to buy land.
The authorizes s.a Tor CASH but ~ srya: =.
n"ni1 can probably be III Ge, ~ VIII ch tx .-
given Tor all over Sl"O0 about that sum,
= | lie uu is uuGouLled bot se...-- uu>fce - q:
'eyGtce will be- with the u-uu sp'c!sl wsrraL:y.
April 25-ctls r " ?, OrRNG,I 'T.-r-a-
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE 4Tii DIS :;

R~SSp,ivr ral. ". Citizcns--I take lhls mtthou OF
Informing you, ..'' ,y, o,.tiou j. F. FINCH,
your County ~ ~ 'sN Charlottesville.
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tn TIE VOTERS OF MECkLES.

w." Election cor the ottce OF comaiIs12aef
iGf ~ ' psv.r,s IN place of VIM. Gh 'oAr-n'
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John n DAVIS
n,iE yUl'Ei> OF HENRICO

~ uryoTERS OF HENR1CO u am a
e & ;S5t:!Is'e W. JOHN b. YOUNG.
,,rs,'h. t,ntne!
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a. i"E gE:A .:..-.
BY GHpDiN :, ,i'"&;'%l;SS. !! rs :? So

~ tfi:i ..:.....-- SID! -. o.
ok ,Ci strict, FOX stLt, Al ~ r,,.<
NETii.i. D. sni At rrr;icu On Ito rfenN- -
w THURS DAY H." l. dog % Hrv 10 1. 81. -.-
= u "a" hr"" three story bl!rs tDc.IrrE l.. - s, -.
s"ir o. GrHr", 0,v".n SIN ana OH sree:s 9c..
T"'id"E" 81 Mrs l,s Grey. Tie hDu.e 7r. ..
'i; hns been occupied =" only on" t"raH., u = g
Dt' Sn"" his REMOVAL il has hc'n rcrn'u.f er i. ry
ia readiness 10: rHO'h"r Occuirn'. !''' ~ ~, . w.,
'cr'fi ana bcur W. =. I'LL -. - r-rr.-
',''t r hr." family THr s,ryri's' aIr-;' tl- az
,.e n'S' ".hd Eid v"rr CORE dis, Tar'' e g.,
on ''; No n! thu Nv lin, ~: =. -'r Co.. '.-
.shi"I": being cicL'G to cot pc wi,h SIN -. &. -
80. 'ss had c!!y waoT h6vs been :.,lU"u.r..
r. i'ii' Hor!h', n!G ..ir known a. ~. io.' 2: 81
10" r"rr''.--r ~ :.5,'. ~.
April 70 -'''.'>|'-.- 49,
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c EMErERY.-The

e~~EOLIYWOUD CEMETENI.-Ih ne Annu
Es a Meeting OF the Hollywood Cemetery Company
will .. aat a. y. Office of the President over Mr. Alex
under D1ys.s, on TUESDAY the 9th day OF May, al
5oc,ocs. u
:u s;,erasace person or by proxy is desirable as
the orcsniz.9a o.; he Company will then b. changed
under The Ar' O. Assembly incorporating the company
Aoyi - =! WM X EASALl. Secretary.
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MARINE NEWS.
,o,Xn.DiTES FOR OFFICE.

n,,v VOTERS OF THE COUNTY
~T0 IItTR,C0.-FELLowcI IlzESs:ml am a
81 Of c sssSD wslss ;ais: place ar
TnSSEN iat and mos, respectfully solicit your
o. JOHN N. DAVIS.
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CANTON MATTINC:, OIL CLOTHS, &

CANTON MATING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
VylIE subscriber - receiving his Spring supply OF
e WHITE and CHECK MATING, FLOOR aud Ia.
BILE OIL CLOTHS. Il splrndid assortment. Also
WINDOW SHADES.
Guilt Bouquet, Basket, Landscape Buff and White
Linen the urscst variety offered in tbis city
He has also in store Of his large as
sortmcDt Of Satin De LHine and banhsk SOFAS
LOUNGES, OFT OMAES. STOOLS, &C
HAIR, sluCK AND MOSS MATTRESSES,
On hand and order.
Having converted the whole OF the tenement be now
occupies business purposes he i, prepared with the ~
sissnce worknIen from tn. celebrated houses
North to execute every description Of tPHOlSl Ehi
WORK in style nor to be excrlci
He respectfully solicit, examination
JOHN F. REGSAuLT.
a,r1IE Main
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NOTICE..


rENHE Texas Debt Bill having passed the Legislature oil
q Texas s now the law of the State. Creditors are
informed that the undersigned prepared TO- and are
prosecuting and colccin: all Glasses of debt h:aist tho
late Republic of Texas whether payable Austin Texas,
Washington City Caimuns desiring services
requested forward the evidences of their debt,
with power and authority sign releases all duly nnhen
heated The undersigned also prosecuting ali Kinds
of GLAZING in Texas. including ciils ior Gouhy nnus G
military seryicrs in the Revolution OF Texas, and head
night, under the law of colonization regardless OF datc
All condcd jointly and promptly attended TO
JOHN w. STEVENS, Abingdon, Va,
WHITE & LOGAN, Scsun, Texas,
Attorneys at Law.
Address j. w STEVENS, Abingdon VA for payment ut
Washing on and WHITE e. LOGAN, for payment nj Aus.
tin-sendng all TO J. W. Stevens for adjustment OF pa.
pers for psyment nj either place March 2s-lm
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FIRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE
ISNnE Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia NJ,
Il Winchester, Vs Branch Office l4th street Sd door
from the Post office Richmond, va-Charter perpetual
Capital $500 OOO
his Company will insure first class brick dwellings per
petually for single Payment OF per cent Tim" poll.
cies will also be issued buildings merchandise &C.
town or country st current rates Marine and Inland
transportation risks taken favorable by
any other responsible company.
All losses are promptly and literally adjusted this Of
hee' o. BRESEE, Ac.usry.
REFERENCES:
Samuel Marx, Cashier OF Bank of Va
J. a. Smith, :. Farmers Bank ~,
Joseph K. Anderson, Esq hcbnono' va
Mcssrs Hnxall Il Co,
Henry NJ. Brent Cash Bank of Valley Winchester
Jos H. Shrrrsrd - Farmers Bank, ; Va
Hon. Je'ncs NJ. Mason, U. 5. Senate,
June SIT
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Their" are l2c principal prizes follows:
Capital OF S34.iHm ] Prize OF 500
Capital ol 1920 / Prize Of 800
Capital o 1000 Prize OF go
Capital Ut 1900 Prize n 90
Capital OF 1000 10 Prizes of 900
Capital OF ,0OO 100 Prizes OF 100
Thcre!ale i-0 approximation prz"- viz
prizes OF $500 that approximate To- $4,000
prizes OIL l"1 that approximate 10 l2l%O
pfAe- oil 100 thar aPpr"xima;" 20 1000
prizes at ~ that approximate 20 1900
prz"- OF 81 thai approximate To- Loco
prizes OF - that approximate To- 100
SIrizc- OF - Inat approximate To ~
AZ prizes OF ~ thar appr0s irin:n go
400 prizes OF ~ that approximate TO 100
$3.50 prizes OF = 30 each
These 1000 prizes determined by the humber
which draws the high capital S.i OUn} II the member
should b" odd plumber, then every odd number rckr,
will be entitled 10 - ~. II number then every
number will hc "n'it!cd s. - Ca those ckrrs
rniu. with o. = 1, Il, even; all chose ending with
.. =. - ar" odd
Whole tickets SO Halves So Quarters - 30 Ei.hrhs
81 ~
Prize. paid in full, without deduction
Orders ur these tickets irOui all sections u tine cOunrr
solicited by Miller Co, who will give them prompt
and el!nDiG attention, and immediately the result
mail 10 parties purchasing the "fc.l printed drawing
vouched By the state COMM al Lotteries The
sch"mr giving The plan in detail, furnished Cu,romcr
Address MILLER 4 CO.
Corner - Paul mud Baltimore Sts
April 2l--c0d2wSdlw Baltimore, Md
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SODA WATER AND BoTTLING

ESTABLISHMENT.
IL fixed fact thrt the only genuine article Of BOT.
q TIED SODA WATER made in Til. city. is put up by
NJ. MCCORMACK who tntters h .r.te that he Is able TO
compete with my manufacturer, either North South
having been engaged in ;he business TOR ;he lat iue
years.
He is conducting The above business in all II.
branches for SIR. WIN. LADD nnd takes this method o.
informing his numerous friends and the patrons Of his old
establishment that nothing his part shall be wanted to
sustain It's former reputation.
To prevent imposition, be cure TO call for 'McCOR
MACk'S SODA WATER"
Soda Water Ale and Porter delivered in all parts the
city, Tree OF chnrge.
All orders from city country customers promptly at
tended to- Address WM. p. LADD,
Arrl Ism Pearl st south Of Cary and 30s Broad 81
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(:LNSS WAKE.
Il .rr and Moulded (:ob:ers; Tu,ntlnrs, Wines,
u ICL,,n,rurs: rut aud Moulded Glass Ocean. S.5J
,.rs n acts or siaslr: Ruby, Canary aud Purple ~
r,i,'s Finger Bowls Crler"-. Preserve Dishes; vs.
pn;, Bowls OF and Pressed Glusr: Spoon Holders.
cIns. Toilet Roc- Castor Bottles Bird Glasses. Solar
(:hmpeye Glohcs Glass Lamps OF patterns Our as
sorrraent i, very complete. Our friends and the public
nen.rslly are invited 10 call. BLLkhEf & CO..
March &c l3I. Main street.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF

n Ca,yEs WIN II. GRAVES
III, v. GRAVES s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
IN EVOTE their best energies the sale of all detcrp
IL tions of COUNTRY Produce, and will hire out
SLAVES the ensuing season.
For reference, Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
Wing, to this date. 49, nj,
OEice on 18th street, between Main and Cary, Rich.
,,ond Va Nov lQ-ctf
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ard il one OF the bcs, locations Ir cOua." f;o; = r
State.
Lr.i2s Creek Is navissb'e and pss''s Z" -
tnroug Oh the farm tor ncnrly :wu mice.
The Subscribers prefer selling privo's'y hu 80 - L
befoi the 81 dGy Of May re4t, tie ss;c v! % -
ON III, prcuisrs public n'r'l 80 the t. CO. l.'
ndiy .dur,s dcsrn. iErtnrr information VII ,..t. -
wi,hF II Mays Fin;s,tlc with James " Jnrs. '--'
ZION Store. Hu,r:Ourt JOHLs d VA -.
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GARATT'S PATENT OIL SOCKET AND AXLE
CLEANER

CLEANER,
FENO be in the hubs OF wheels on new or old car
L. riagcs and wagons Of every description for oilins
and thoroughly cleaning the HxlCs without removing the
wheels This truly valuable yet simple cheap and durs
hie little patent acknowledged to be necessary
apperdage to every carriage both old and ew and
into general wherever wheels ARE used us il
saving OF time, bO- and OIL and mere child cun greasr
the wheels in few minutes
Here's safe, permanent aud prcftubIe business any
man who will engage in it
For exclusive rights for States counties or towns adj
dress w. G.. HODGES. Richmond Va
Agent for Virgnia and the Southern States.
Inserted into four wheels. N one hour, for IS.
Nov 9-d&ctt
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RICHARD MOOItE'S

= SININII ST LES OF HITS AND CAPS.
q HAVE just r"c.ved my stock Of spring and Eys
various kinds, qualities and styles to be had in snySs
place.
French Felt Moleskn, black and drah Beaver Panama
Lrshorn' BRAIDED Hats Of oil kinds and quality too nu
mcroiis 10 mention. -
My :iyl" Tor Dress Hats il unsurpassed by 9ny for beau
", nca'n"'s, ightncss, grn,iry and quality
II you want gcntce and light Hat call at the Premium
Hat store. 2U, Broad street
Country merchants bnying their Spring and Summer
HtocK WIN maj II 10 their advantage To give CALL
VIII sell tt"nl reasonable any housr in this
city
Indies viii lind one Of the selected stock Ct Chill
drrhs HAS Hid Caps nni Misses Flats aud Indies Hats
l" re i"and Ia IN" mrrk't which mn seiu. very low
IhHH RICHARD MOORE'S
April II Premium II,, S.n-o .u- pr,,J st
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n Ian p u
RIVER ESTATE, IN TIE COUNTY q Cha.
LOTTE, FOR SALE n: PUBLIC AUCTION.
Upr virtue oil deed Of rIU.t executed 70 10 80
y signed by IsGrc X Watkins. Esq, tI~ ,:c -
prirlor shall, Gu WIDNES'@: e ~ ct rr' @'..
Vt the hour OF ~ o'clock. upon the pren,s, roctt" "
at public auction, that mort vhirabe tr"ct oi ."
Stsun,on River IN the county o! rhsrc''- Si,".
WALLACE CREEK PLAATAl.L...
confirming BY .s,!nn;'~I about 1900 nc, CO.
There upon tG- tTrC; !uan so s..sf .. VS.
land OF whc. 100 river low :r,u.fs o: 'ur-ts'
fertility believed To be rich 'b" :.rhest - ~ ~
river and tx,v or tcverty more 4 ~" IT,.
Hats s!so very rich and productive Nc q" ne "..
lands nre not only very t. rifle but have tse:. h""V.
uu:ed at great cost The gales iroGi tn. rs'b'" Ter
las vrr 1850 OF wheat nEa tobacco alone, snDCHsts
about 80 900.
,,,lne. ,rcrk plantation /. conveniently si'ust,+ ,
access 10 market BEN. about 10 m!!"s irC7 ROM h. :,
lion on the Richmond and DnnyIilc kH:l Rod, O.. '
river und about miles from Museing Ford Sia 4 =;
the same rond by the county road.
Full pOssrss:Un Of the lind VIII rot be given Cr'i ''
the Let of December bu, tic purchaser viii be "'o"et .
seed nl! crop
TERMS --One fHh cs-h, negotiable note - '-s-
months well cudJrscd with iL,eTest Eftsd, fG1 the
due. in four equal Payments, 1T 6, y, IL ~: - -
with iuerrst tnc day OF sa'c BOND end cyur'.
he CURED for the deferred puyinent. and 81: -. 20
properly returned .
MIR spain, he oversee. WHO reside. ~ the farm " ]
take plcnsur. IN thO"inC The lind 10 r'rscr5 .
purchase THOMAS WaIKI%S, Iralr
April lG-c'is Prcviden"ep n. ii"!s:a" s0r''y.ts
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1IARTHENWARE.-We are opening 80
~ Per chip plymouth Rock" our Spring i'm 81
pnrrarion Of CrCckery, comprising White and Ss6
Blue Iron Stone China. Dinner. Tea aud Toilet
Of Booes exhibition shape In durability OF ware nno
beauty of finish De eScellsd Please call ana eS
anime. BELhLtl Co.,
anil - 1877 Main street
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JUNCTION VALLEY IIKSrikL fOiS : -

JUNCTION NIIEEI tt KNFINL TU't : -
AT rUOLlC AUCTION
A-OTICEis hrrcty given, tfai by virtue Of ce. ~
~ made by the Circuit CUuit u ROcnor.csr, ~,
,rh Of April a D 75J IN the cn,e o! Va! i ga o.
others We the Junction Valley Turnpike CouFgr. 3D..
other we tire unde: scnci, cou.iision.s g. re
poe apronrcd WILL On saturday the y c9T o. j. ?
next ~ The front door OF The Court Eouss IL I'%'ri
,s, ter i,1 sale the road Of snid c.npsIv, S- :
arpur,-n-ncrs leading irom S'huntou 10 Lac-sEsh
TERMS-Cash in hand sufficient 70 pay the e>f'''"i
O. sale and suit; and tie residue IT our =" ~
stanen,s pay able IN six twelve eighteen tLd ." -
months after The date OF sale the pGrchs,e' s":u: -,
with approved personal security, sLt the title cr.hs .s'
tanned ultimate security. -
THOMAS J. NICHE.
WM w. BOYD, c,,--.
6 Med MOORE,
April l0--ctds L. PAAION,
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FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1856.

RENEFIT OF'MR. W. HARRISON OF Tue
PINE & HARRISON OPERA COMPANY.
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DICKINSON. NIL * 90 49,


i''','> Has day, u; 10 O'clock 'vr .. go
April - DlrEiN-OS ji,rT -
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SALE EE l<;.I, ESTATE


FUyIIE subscriber. oarr Tor cole tier vHu -" Fs' "
4 the county OF iIotetourf f:aarcd Il, the JrTcF q:
Crnis's and Pai'ersons Creek, mud tee Juucti l.
Craiss Creek with James River
Til. Fnrm contains between 400 anal 1900 tcr@- cd
which 2i0 bottom ard. and "a I.a ..
cultivation and is situri"d HhOur - n1s N. !. =
Guile ind hr Fincastlc aud CovinsoG Turnr's = i
passes throusht
There /, a oct Office The plsce, kucwn II. =. ''
rion Store Post flee. There isoO acrrs OF soc; i-
meadow Oh the farm
The farm ha- long been known "a '5s
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n saturday last the address to The Governor, ASH
ig The removal Of Sheriff Hufsy passed tae o'lse
of Repies 1y vote Of 45 ile MOUSE
consists Of eighty members afd Y Y
bare majority. We believe the Denloefsss
is ten Or twelve So 1t ii quite cleartae measure sea
not with tic of pnoer pefolghs
to the dominant part ", I, 34,
WIN III twenty members Hera the vote
rFas taken. III ID impossible 5sash pre-
cision how t,e vote would ays stood had the House
been full. 5 i$ 81 N & s, 58ss, i,
N atta,n, Il, ea,ry put such q high-handed proce
s,,,s ~ 8hare when the subtraction Of a
s;t,35la VA sg,d hare Killed itstlikes us as more
thar ardiuariy Yeplshensible. When party cannot
RE- Hill to bear favor Of a vital meas
nra aood paicy, throwing all other considerations
sssiSas would dictated s abandonment.
ME imagine it viii be found, on an analysis Of the
vote, It'll, that not even the caucus thumbscrews
could bring the whole party into line ]; that some
stonachs rsgoted and rebeed and that tile idea Of
refusing ID allow the voters Of the Parish Of Orleans
voice III The selection Of their own Sheriff, was ex-
eeedingIg distasteful. Isl @
Wei, II ought to be. The Sheriff it is sought to
remove offered to go before the people again at the
commencement Of the difficulties, but his offer was
declined Under such circumstances as these, for
sixty-on Of sxty tWo gentlemen at Baton Rouge to
set up their will in the stead of the five Or SIX thou
saud electors who supported him, not to allow them
any chance to express their opinion, would be as
unprecedented as impolitic.
DO these men eyars think there Is q hereafter in
politics It would seem net.
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THE GREAT BEAR.-The exhibition now open every
day No 95 St. Charles street. of the surprising
portretues of the influence of mind the brute
has been lot Witness The exhibitor, Mr.. Alfred
Lowell shows most perfect control large Australian
Bear of the most powerful animals species proverba
for its savage and untamable nature
This exhibition Of the most interesting the many ut
in the city The is neatly fitted up and perfectly
safe to be visited by ladies' and children
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Useless HnfiN.


Much NEEDED REFoRH-A bill has been introduced into
the New York Legislature providing for registration Of voters
in the city Of New York The abuses of the electoral privilege
in that CITY, for the want of such law have for years been
We earnestly hope that the Legislature OF Louisiana,
during its present session. will pass similar law. oble Ad
vcrtiser, 18TH
You hope in vain, Mr. Advertiser, according to the
best opinion we have been able to arrive at. The
present Louisiana Legislature thinks more of the
rights privileges and mmunities of Migrants, pau
pers, Workhouse and Charity Hospital habitues, and
the regular customers of Recorders and Criminal
Courts than it does of respectable and responsible
people. As matters arc, mottled, bloated, char
acterless specimens of tmoral black yomit,' stand
better chance with the Legislature than the nelli-
gent virtuous and honorable classes of the commu-
nifty The rule that prevails is to level doo, not up.
A gentleman can only vote once. A scoundrel and
yagrant can swear his vote in q dozen times! Con-
sequently the rights of the latter must be protected
Such is and has been, for years. the practice of the
dominant party in this State.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the houses in our city which
do large and extensive business not only mt home but through
South West of II. NJ Robinson Co, No 100
ravier street. deserves prominent place. The stock they
have always knn embraces article in their line of bust
ness every style and of every gradewhch they sell
reasonable wholesale and retail The adver
tements which appear columns this morning. inventory
tobacco CIGARS Wines liquors. ales porter cordals teas coffee
sugars fancy goods and family supplies of all kinds selected
with much care invariably sold for what they
chants planters, families steamboats, and bars obtain what
they DESIRE any quantity, by calling the store should
avail themselves of opportunity which rarely offered with
many accompanying advantages As this
large purchases being made and when purchasers look
ing for the best bargains refer them present
oDnortuuiy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18

JEwELRy AUCTION. - The extensive stock of
Watches ewely guns pistols and fancy goods belonging to The
firm of Melville Co. will be continued to-day at 10 O'clock
the store No. So Canal The stock very large and
plete embracing everything belonging to the business and the
sale conducted under very liberal arrangement for purcha
Those who DESTROYS Of procuring anything belonging
to Each Stock should embrace the present opportunity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18
Let j rastlce be Donos
copy Tie following from the True Delta Of Sat

We copy the following from the True Delta OF sat
arday ~
7Hs Us Inn Dennis Gronan, the Unknown
tractor for paving e Streets having been formally accused Of
gise direct wen
s IF which the sidewalks Of Canal street is
psSedi TO the human when violent
shIe for the eccencity Of cnrbspes which depart from the
nsual their and disgne the faces
who, by their heavy headed ocomoton through the
scientifically tracing out the track Of fence We're
the expression Of opinion hat Cen Cronan not liable
wh aa Rhx n4S
We fully concur In tile foregoing opinion, Webe-
GaVe the General to be fully completely entirely and
thoroughly innocent not more SO. When q gen
ternan faithfully discharges his duties as contractor
his bond becomes null and void, and he cannot be
held u further responsibility, no matter what antics
tthe paving stones may cut up after passing from
der his control. 5
Something ought to be done, however, with the paw
ing and curb stones st. Charles Canal and other
streets Their conduct is becoming really unendura-
bic. This thing Of getting on spree three Of four
times every week, and then flying up and hitting
peaceabe and unoendng people inthe face andh head,
cannot be tolerated much longer The Council should
act. The Mayor should issue a proclamation forth
with. The Chief Of Police should be Oh the alert.
The Grand Jury should investigate. The District AT
torey should take the matter under consideration.
The Legislature should pitch in with an address,
for the paving stones are evidently in conspiracy
against the heads and faces Of the people!