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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LogrsIAsA, ExEog1rvE DEeARENEsr,

STATE OF LoUIsIASA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, December g. 1855
WHEREAS, j. G.. Re7den has applied to me
to wit
dated the 9Th of March, 1854 for the snr of afty
thousand do larsr signed by William r. Bell A D. Grief
Richard England George Rule each for the of $40 0
and Theodore Gillespie and H Chadwick each for tire
Of p5O the said bond being conditional for the faithful per
ance by the said j. G. Belden Of his duties Treasurer
aforesaid;
Notice is hereby given all persons interested the
Secretary of State within ninety days the last pubica
ton Of this advertisement why the said bond should be
cancelled and annuEGd.
Given under my the State above this 18th
day Of December A. D. 1865 and of the Independence the
j. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor;
J. Il. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, DISAGREEMENT L'EXBGuTTP,
Nouvelle Orleans lie Is decembre 1865. !
A TTESDU qn'applIcattOn n etc finite "a moi
II par j. g. Beden pour cancellation de obligation
fcele CONNIE gresorier d'Etat, savuir:
Une obligation daete du cling 1861 pour la de
cinquante mile ptastres, tignee William Il Bell A. d
Greh Richard England George kulef chacun pour $1,000
Theodore Gillespie E. H. Chadwick chacun pour IS 0
ade obligation eaut c0ndtionnee pour la fdee execution
lie dit j. g. Beden de devors Tresorer susdit
Avis est p present donne qu nresses
du secreare dEat dci Quatreyingtdx jours de la
dernere publication de Get avis leg rasGns pour uees la
dte obligation serat pas cancellee ct aunulee.
DOnne main ct lie dEtat, cdessus,
25eme jour de decabre 1865 e quatr
Eieme de Independence des Etats- Unis.
Pezle Gonverreur.
]. a. HARDY, secretaire diEtat
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ArCTIoN 7ALEs.
GALES AT AUCTION
- ~
--- j. B. WALTON & DESLONDA


"wednesday, May 10th,
For succession Josephine EndsrIeons square Of Sk0
Fop suesesson Of r. NJ summersf1uT lois Of gTg1n NJ
'rysna street. half grOund IN SsscAT
aars ground in Csrr5iltOn lands Grand Is'e
lands Helena parish near TaDgP aho station f
Three lots Constance street, between Basin ana Is
trssts. 80.
Ten lots in Jefferson City The square founded BY PerFer
Paquemnes Austeslitz aud Censtsutinop fzo
One square Of ground " Garrolton, bounced By
7ercial, Miiaudon and Lower Line streets.
Wednesday, Nay ED.
~ n Holmes his creditors-syndic ssle-a valuable
round in Boalieny
For Saturday, May 2Stb.
dWeilinssssion Of H. r. MeKenna-a three story oTcE
next 70 jus and attic brick dveIng streets
lots on CoEnlee and valuable improved unmproyed
Nns yaluatsnd Howard streets.
Douglas squarests Of ground Fourth street, Oppostg
Poydras street. torres Front and Fulton stss, sbovs
For succession Of Ruay. May Ssth.
17i Grayer street. McIhenny-ohice farnturs at No
Wednesa
For succession Of Gilbert ~ MAY SDths
corner Of Union ana Observation-Disclosures fon tors
Of Canal and Rampant sreetseet residence on the cor
street. between ChartFes and DICK store on CussoaSnao
| -Four lots Of grou nd on Comrnonre streets
One valuable square Of ground in h Aa3noha setseea
For succession Of Charles MoncureerVile.
store No. q Canal street. between Peterse 9Iee sJ S
| Saturday, June "a
For succession of John Sharkey--lards In s =, .st
Saturday, june 18th.
Fer succession ofWliiam B. Wilson, of ,b,ez and
For succession Of q. F. McKenna--valuabIe brt
| boat landing, in Shreveport, La esH
| AS-Fof particulars see advertisements,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OST Or AHIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE No. 1872
II for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
of the bank in the of Mrs Jane AcLeary issued the
18th March, 1862.
II not found application will be made in due time for
liberal reward will be paid for its recovery
Address Box sl5, PostOfice
New Orleans La March %, 1856
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\ THE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS OF THIS
BIZ Won zINKES d sULLY,
AUcnoSEEKs.
LRoN voE zrNHEs, AuetioueerS,
ofaee-Nos. 1856 Gravier and II Union strest.

E7REDAx, 1st OF June, 1858, at II o'clock
A NJ in the Room coruer of St chses and eravier streets
under tie st. Charles Hotel and continue from day day
the same ace and hour By virtue and pursuance to city
ordinance No A. new series dated MayOray New Orleans
City Hall 1iap of May 1856 the following valuable property
will be sold .1
ALL THAT PORTION or THE BATFgRE comprised
within the square bounded by St Cent? Peters and
Clay streets,
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Cont and Custom
house Clsyand Front streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Custsmbouse and
Canal, Front and Wells streets
IN THE SEVEN SQUARES bounded by Canal and St.
Joseph Front and Delta streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Notre Dame and
St Joseph, Delta and Water streets.
ps-TRRxs-onefhca cash in matured and lawful obligations
the city Orleans orn u s. Treasury notes. the
balance equal nsaments divided coupons required
of one two three and four yeas credit with special mort
gage the property sold; said interest per
cent per annu from date maturity and fnot then pad
per thereafter until final payment with privilege the
part purchasers pay the whole Of Asr
notes in cash.
MB-oa.h to be made at the time of asiadiea
ton t~H.
Acts of sale before j castel City Notary, and all e
expenses including Revenue stamps paid BY the p
ehasers. ..s... .ar... ...z.s
Plan exhibited at the office the aucttoneer Lhographs,
plan to be had at the same time.
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FOR RENT.

EEOR RENT-AN oFFICE-WLTH PRIVILEGE OF
L one floor. Apply at % Magazine street
Uy0R RENT-FuRNIsHED-THE HOUSE NO. 3Sl
Benvie street. already furnished between johnson and
Prieur streets main building and three rooms
outside. Rent S85 month Apply the premises or to
Keamy, Blos Co.. g. Magazine street 1t has Hydrant,
Cisterns and Gas
ITO RENT or FOE SALE-BYRNEs, PLACE,
BloxtTwo large dwellings place separate, partly fur
nished outheuses complete wharf and bathhouse good
order; westrnd, about one d. mile from the
At Mississippi City, w. L. BALFOUA'S PLACE and two
smaller places. BYRHE, VANCE x CO.,
No Carondelet street.
TOR RENT-SToRE ON MAGAZINE STREET
between Seventh and Eighth Streets two squares from
Ninth street market Apply at this office.
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DETER FOHsHEE,
STALLS Nos.l AND 3 81 MAYS MARKET
sn,D.. atsnm.n,pp and steaulsoats Supplied,
and is now prepared furnish mis- old tepdS and cuStooo
with everything in the meat iOe his old Place OF busiRs
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TNRANK NEwRALL,

IA CAMP STREET. .......s.....1&
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has On hand and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER in Oak, Mahogany and Marble
limitations Frescoss, Centers. Pannelng statuary and
Scenery. 3,
Saloons HSsA nd Public and Private Buildings finish go IN
the most exquisite manner and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
etan which dispose of OF lew prices s any nar
establishment in the country
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE ...... ....,,,....'. '..,'''''.t',. = w.
RY MONTGOMERY a. BRO''

TUyEVTTRRRA-R May IA, at III o'clock =. IA.
a. tllsfr kuct ion Mart 81 Camp street Will be sold
a general assor tment of HoL seHoLD FQRNifuRE sueh
80 Bosa1Snsd EahoEany and Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus,
1,irs Wash stands Mahogany and Walnut fetes Soat,
png Seat Chss Easy Chairs, Marble TOP SenteT 14bs.
~ Carnets French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses EngrsvRgs
n Ceokng Stoves and Utensils etc., being the content
Of several we'll furnished houses
"
large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cave aud Wood Sc
Chairs, etc. ..s..
e1- FBRNs--Cashs
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AMuEE fIENTs.
A oADEmY OF mUslo-sE CHARLES STREE


WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 1856
Open for the Regular Summer Season, with large and
talented Dramatic Company.
The propretos respectfully inform their patrons that
cordance With their yearly amusement programme
nOunced heretofore presenting to the public In
sion, VARIETY, EQUESrhlhNISMS and DRAMATICS,
that powerful patent machinery has introduced the
Theaer immense expense for the purpose cooling
and YeBtilatng the during the Dramatic season.
The beautiful MUSEUM HALL converted into a spacious
Sale de Promenade with grand FOUNTAIN purifying the
air and deghng the eye with It's sparkling waters thrown
open FREE OF CHARGE, to the patrons of the Academy
for conversation aud promenade
The word-rsnownsd MATlNEEs for Ladies' and Children
will be given as usual Saturday Noon and it Ia the de-
termination OF the Management sustain the reputation
the Academy as the SUMNER FAMILY THEATER of New
Orleans
No expense has been spared In procuring Wardrobe
Scenery stage Furniture and the early engagement OF
the talented Artists selected with the greatest expressly
for the Summer Season. enables the production the sage
of those pieces most suitable to the times in style second to
no theater in the country.
Third appearance in this Of city the accomplished and beau
tiful young actress, Mrs f. H. BATES, the popular
young actor Mr. ~ BATES, in the beautiful play entitled
LONDON ASSURANCE.
The Management respectfully call attention to the list Of ar
lists engaged including with the exception Of one, the pop
lar and talented WREN FAMILY who created SO marked
sensation at this Tbeater last season.
For cast Of characters see bills Of the day.
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REMOVALS,

ID F8TOvAL-THE CRESCENT CITY BANK HAS
IA removed No 100 Cana street. above the office Of the
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
ID EAEOVAL-L B. POTHIER HAS REMOVED HIS
III Office from No. % Bienvle street No Ill Gravier
street 49,
Persons indebted to the late drm Of PoTHIER Eau
CHEUX will please call his Office, No Ill GTaver street.
between Camp and Magazine streets.
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MIGUEL

MIGUEL
Desires to inform his friends that his splendid NEW HOUSE,
at the Lake End CNilneburg1 will be opened SUNDAY,
the Goth inst.
The House. Bar Ro m, Ladies' Bath House entirely
new and all kept in the best style
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WESTERN PRODUCE FOE SALE

WEsFEkh FhonUSE
PoRK-l5Oo bbs Heavy Mess Rumps and Prime Mess Pork
BACoN-3Oo casks Prime Sides Shoulders aud Clear Sides
FLoUR-lOO0 bbls superfne and Unbranded
WBIsKY-lOO bbls Superior Rectihsd Whisky, Derby
Days brand hne proof
BOURBON wHIsKY-51O bbs j. A. Alllers Old and in
bond Pure Old Bourbon ...
HAMs-lOO tierees c. Duffeld's celebrated Hams.
400 . Stages Sugar Cured.
100 assorted brands Sugar Cured
vINEGAR--5O bills Superior Vinegar.
RoPE-2OO coils Machine and Hand made.
NOW in store arrive and for sale consignment by
MARTIN, DoLHoNDE COBB
81 Natchez street.
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FOR, SALE,

FOR SALE-RESIDENCEsI IN JEFFERSON CITY
Large handsome elevated Cottage and entire
beautifully planted and shaded Magazine of Robert
street.
square Valence and Live Oak streets.
Two-story Frame and half square Camp, corner Val
mont.
Cottage and beautiful grounds Magazine and
Neat twosory frame Eve lots valence street.
Magazine
Large double twoo Frame and half square corner Maya
Also a number Of Brick and Frame dwellings, and other
property in New Orleans.
Real Estate Agents. lab Gravier Street,
EoR SALE-A PASS CHRISTIAN RESIDENCE
Il One of the eligibly located and highly improved
places this delightful watering places is offered for sale lhe
house and grounds in perfect order fine garden and good
chRr The house well furnished in every department Pos
session given Immediately Terms reasonable, and madt
known application TO the undersigned.
GHAS. E. SNEDES, St James Hotel.
Tor SALE-THE Al LIGHT DRAFT PASsENGEF
IL packet LIZZIE TATE, drawing only 10 inches Light
and wefuuRd in every respect Is offered for sale
reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to
CAPT. H L. LEE,
), W, GOSLEE, No Front street,
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CHEMICAL SOAP
TEE BEST and CHEAPEST SOAP OFFERED FOR SALE
No Family should BE without 1t.

1t superior to cheaper than Northern or Western
Soap The South the North in manufactures She Is no
longer dependent that article Of necessiya superior Soap
She has all the success, and CHEMICAL SOAR
takes the lead in that special If try it you
iii be without it, II will wash bleach your clothes,
heu your hands your wounds and for aught we know
keep of the cholera.
one pound will make three gallons of Soft Soap.
II will wash your Aannes and soften and restore those
injured by improper washing. .-r..
Il viii last longer and much beerth any other Soap
Sold at the Factory, and by
GEORGE W. BYRNEs CO.,
Corner Poydras and Commerce sts,
Manufactured at 80 Front street, New Orleans, by ~
GROW & co.
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SALE OF QUARTER MASTERS STORES.
rNunm = " Arm . rI,rr " IN a " Mrnrr 4 -


IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
WEDNESDAY, May e3, At the government
wv Stables Geenvie La will be sold at public auction the
following described buildings, etc. etc viz
SIXTEEN Stables each $50 feet long by 2Sfe wide
containing 62l,00O feet of lumber
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUSE, 200 by Sc feet, containing
10000 OF lumber 100000 shingles SOOUO breis and 70
doors. ,
lumber 600 shingles 10000 bricks 20 windows and sashes
doors; engine II inch nder 10 inch stroke; boiler
smoke stack complete Mill hay eutters Woodward
pump, 5 inch cylinder inch stroke.
one BUILDING used Water Works 30 by % feet CON
tanning 600 bricks, 5000 feet of lumber dnors, llocomo
tive boiler smoke stack Warrington pumps ~ inch ey9
der inch stoke Woodward pump, inch cylinder inch
stroke tank 20 by 30 by feet.
ONE FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, 20 by 60 feet, containing
TO- 600 feet of lumber 900 shingles 10 windows ors
ONE BLACKSMITH SHOP, 200 by 40 feet, containing 3d.,
600 Of lumber II 900 bricks Il DOORS 10 windows
ONE MESS HOUSE. 30 by 40 feet containing 3d. coo feat OF
lumber Ill 9
1900 of lumber 5000 shingles doors and windows
| ONE FENUE containing 42,5OD feat of lumber.
! Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track
| Twelve Small Cars,
| Twenty.one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe.
| Sixteen Water TrOughs.
| R5y- TERNs-Cash, in national currency
| Sale to commence at II a.
| BY order Of Col. O C. sauee Chief Quartermastsr.
| r. Is J. SpRANG
| BIT. Lieut. Colonel and A. O. NJ
N B-Greenville Station, the Garrolt0n Railroad II
within ten minutes walk of the grounds.
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ION SALES THIS DAY.
sKERIFF's SALES,

FoURrH DIsTHIcr COURT ISAIAH LITTLE ". CERTAIN
q S Wy . 9re9R1 PIECE q @aehineyNo IS282
- der Of sale rendered April 25th 1866 to me directed y
TIE Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New fsans IN
the above entitled cause viii proceed = SELL at public auc
ton, on WEDNESDAY. May 10th, 1866, at 10 O'Clock (
the premises julia street, Claiborne street h the
First District Of this city
TWO CYLINDER HEADS, Two Pistons -Four Bed Plates .
lot Of machinery such NUS Screws, Pumps Bolts ed
per inventory which can be seen in NY office
Professionally seized in the above suit
RS-TERMs-Cssh on the spot IN U i. Treasury notes.
CHARLES BIENVENU,
Sheriff Of Parish Of Ffeap-
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MISCELLANEOUS

In II. MILLER tE co
Manufacturer of STEAM REFINED CANDIES, importer
of WINES, BRANDY, PRESERVED FRUITS CIGARS
and all descriptions Of FIREWORKS,
AND
Agent for the Los Angeles, Cal, Wines,
50 and 81 New Levee street. corner of Eatohez
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- NotIee-NeIther the Captain nor the
Consgnaes Of the British ship MONMOUTH, from Liverpool
will be responsible any debts contracted by the Of
said vessel BYRNE, VANCE q co
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NoTIoE.,.,,,....,,,,..,.......,........,..N NOTICE

NOTICE NOTICE.
We have the pleasure Of informing friends and cores
ponden throughout the North West and South that they
can from this date, the "TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER
prepared and furnished by last january The telegraph
companies allow the free cypher kilograms and our
correspondents will find Cypher Book pleasant eco
uomiea private and brief medium Of commercial coresPon
dence and capable Of conveying any desired business nte
gence
MARTIN DOLHONDE COBB,
81 Natchez street. New Orleans.
COBB, DoLHoNDE L Co,
st. Louis, Mo-
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RemovaI-The ONCE of the New Or
leans Opeousas Great Northern Railroad has been
moved to No 60 CANAL STREET, near Old Levee.
April2d 1856 GEO W. sQUTREs, Secretary
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A FINE FAMILY REsIDEEoE--A DESIRABLE TWO
story Brick Dwelling No. 1856 Camp street, OF auction
without +"
BY @. II. GIRARDEV 81 co.,
Auctoneers-offce, No. II Exchange Place
GATURDAY, May 10, AT IL O'Clock NJ 4,
- the Merchants and AuGoneeTs Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and ustomhouse Streets public
ton, without reserve, will be sold :. .
THAT VERY DESIRA BILE FAMILY RESIDENCE, No
285 Camp street. with hgled columns and double front gf
res the square bounded by Camp CRiiope De ord and ~
Charles streets, having parlors and large dining room
opening into each other with folding DOORS and making osa
ul suite rooms hall hello and ab0ve four bed rooms
above; gas throughout the main building, bath room
two story brick kitchen servants rooms clstern ~
coal and wood shed liz. Il 49,. .traot bv
l2 feet deem and has the use alley 10 feet wide common
to this and other lots opening on Caliepe street
The property is LEASED until the LIST oil August neA
northumberland cash. balance " one anu wv yS i
credit for notes secured by mortgage ana Yenugr ~,
ege on The property sold aud bearing eight per cent 10 s
from date until final payne lent i t t Nv vspaors
Act Of sale together with the s. nteIha h q fr
attached, at the expense ff the pun ellA9eii N' : "
notary public
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ss s RIs5oT GoqET S ah t@AN PEEssoN

RY VIRTUE ola writ Of fieri fsefas to me
II directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction MONDAY the 18th day Of May 1866, at
l0% O'Clock the premises hereinafter designated
One Mule and Dra 1905 the stable Of Joba
Cunningham franklin street. between Gusomho1se and
Bsnvile streets, Second District Of this city,
Seized in the above suit
95-TERNs-Gash on the spot
CHARLES R4EEYENU,
Sheriff Of the Parfsh Of Osleang
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EXCURSION TRAIN.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT N. O., j. and O. N R R /
rev Orleans, May H. 1865. :
On and after the 18th day of JUNE Excursion Train will
leave tho depot foot of Csllope street, SATURDAY
EVENINGS and go far Magnolia. Returning, will
leave Magnolia MONDAYS, in time reach the city
before IL O'Clock (noonj
Excursion Tickets go and return good only for the Ex
curson Train and the up and down train on Sunday can
purchased depot before the departure Of the train
Fare Kenner and return 81 25 Premier 81 25 Manchae
SO co. POnchatOula, So 2J TcRfaw So 70; Ame 81 Co.,
TaBgipaboa, 81 50; Osyka, 81 70; Magnolia, S. %.
=, s. VILLA Ms, Gen. Supt
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WANTED.

WANTED-To RENT, IHNEDTATELY-AH IN
w furnished dwelling between Jackson and Canal streets
cont nng FIVE Bed Rooms, PaIDrs Dtnug Rooms
necess apartments Apply to Bscoe Smms No 10 New
IypVee a. rect
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SALE. OF A SMALL WOODEN BUILDING.
THURSDAY, May "a, 1860, at 40 o'clock
NJ at the Yard formerly occupied by the Government
Lumber Yard situated the Jackson Railroad Depot
New Basin, will be sold at public suction
One Office Building, l5XlS teet
n75s TERNs-Cashi in U, s. Trsa sury notes.
BY order Col. G. g. Sawtelle. Chief @ M,
L. j. STRANG, Brew. LII Col and A, @ M.
SALE OF ST JOSEPH STREET RAILROAD
ERKDAR, juno 9Th, 1865, the Levee.
Of st Joseph street at pubic auction the fol
lowing terias Rppeuaning to the u Military Railroad
from of St Joseph street Lake PontehartrGin
distance e ten miles, will be sold
$500 bars of Railroad from weighing about l620OO0 lbs
pairs Car Wheels.
200 Wrought Iron Chains
5tiO Cast Iron Chains
20 Switch Chains.
24nl Clamp Chains for Fish Ear Rails.
$50 Fish ar Iron Plates
60J0 lbs. Spkes-mOre or less
& switch Stands
Switch Frogs
600U Cross Ties,
1000 Bolts.
Sale to commence at 10 A. .-I.-
! n55-TERAs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
By order Of Col. g. G. SAWFELLE,
Chief QuarteFmaster.
f. j. STRAN4.
| Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, Assistant Quartermaster
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OUR.............F FLOUR

Z -. =.
We have in store and constantly receiving fresh supplies
the celebrated E. brand Choice Extra FLOUR which
we offer to the trade the lOFest market quotations
GRIEFF BYRNEs, ID
81 and SO Poydras street.
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vETAE5 'ED-stTUATIOi AS TRACHER-AE EX-
w Deepc Male Teacher wishes a situation some pr
yate family Is Sbo city country Address letter A. at this
DfiCs
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GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN
" MEET
OR THE-- ....
F. B. NJ. a.
To be Given at the New Opera House,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1s, 1866.

Proceeds tine Erection of Monument to ht
Dead Of Fenner,g Louisiana BatteryN
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-24
THE NORFOLK MURDERS.

The New York Daily Ne,cs commenting
upon the recent tragedy in this city, says:
1t is all very we'll to talk of a quiet cele-
bratlon OF an event that is itself an insult to
those among whom the celebration occurs;
but when drunken negroes are allowed to as
semble in great throngs armed with deadly
weapons and utterly regardless (both by rea-
SON OF their native instincts and because Of
probable immunity from punishment for any
crime that they may commit) of the lives Of
citizens, 1t becomes serious question whether
those who permit these assemblies should not
be held accountable for the bloodshed natu-
rally arising from such occasions.
If this is to be one Of the "civil rights" of
the negro, common decency and justice would
seem to require that the man, or men, whose
low natures find pleasure in seeing to it that
the armed negro is not deprived of his Fright"
to shed the blood of unarmed white men, be
removed from the positions which they dis
grace, and which they use only to make per-
manent the bitterness growing out Of the
war. This is the great trouble lying in the
path Of the Presidents labor Of rehabilitation;
and it is a stern duty with him, we conceive
to remove from the sphere of their evil those
mlSchief-makers who prompt acts Of murder
by refusing to interpose their authority be-
tween the perpetrators of crime and the oc-
casions that afford an opportunity for the
shedding Of blood.