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VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH
District eligible building lots desirable neigh
markets and the city railroad lines
BE j. IL. w WAITDN 81 DESLDNDE,
j. B. WALTus, Auctoneer.
0ttlce-4T Garnndele, street, corner Union,
cATURDAY, February -. 1896, nt lie
y O'Clock Nj, the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
viii be sold .. z-
SIX VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, ON
Chesnut Josephine Fourth District in the square
Josephine. ColiscGm St Andrew md Chestnut
streets and DESIGNATED by the Nos To inc psTc Lot No
81 feet inches and lines front Josephine htee
euth and Of ll9 feet inches and
ues forming the of Josephine and Chestnut streets
Nos 2 4 aduu other lot No |, and
each q front Josephine street y depth Of l9 feet
inches and lines between parallel lines.
Lots Nos and aiain each each 30 feet
depth Of l28 'cet inches and
lines be " cen parallel lines all American
uSTERas-,ne half cash in U. Treasury notes; balance
the of the purchasers to their
order bearing per cent per eventual in
etes mortgage the property until final payment
MAzurea Notary Public, at the expense
nFt tho rf,uraF
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PRODUCE, WINES, ETC.

PRODUCE, WINES, ETC.
II. CARTER II
WHOLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION MERCHANT 4
AND DEALER @
Wines, liquors and Cigars. &
,RNEn COMMON AND TcHour1ToyLAs STREETS, 0
New Orleans, E
Are now receiving by every arrival from the Nora
ID West a fresh and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES,
snitsbe for the Wholesale Retail Grocery trade store
ar Stores Stores Plantation and Family supplies
nour which will be tho following articles, which we
Ter at reduced figures: q
Groceries. FF
suGAR-loo hhds coFFEE-soo bags.
FLOUR BACoN
LARD PORK,
REEF RICE,
uAMs SALT
MoI,AssEs-aoob bbls, SYRUP,
CANDLES, soAf' &
sTARcH SODA, Fl &
son, sALERATus,
BUTTER, CHEESE,
MACKEREL, CoDflsh
HERRING, SALMON E
TEAS CHOCOLATE, ~
BRoMA, CANDY u
RAsINs FIGs #
PRIMES PRESERVES, Fl.
SUGAR OF LEMON, YEAST ~" DIher
CREAM TARTAR, INDIGO, q
RIuEJNG BLACKING, 70.
BRUSHES OYSTERS,
LOBsTERs, sARDlNEs
M.TcuRs DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES, PoraToEs'
BEANS, PEPPER
ALLsPICE, CLoVEs
CINNAMON, FuThEas,
MACE GINGER,
EXTRACTS MUSTARD,
PICKLES GURRANTs,
1nunv CONCENTRATED MILK
sRrTs CONCENTRATED LEY,
CORN STARCH, SNUFF,
PEARL BARLEY, SPLIT PEAS,
LARD OIL. SPERM OIL,
COAL OIL, SWEET OIL
FRESH PEACHES FRESH PINEAPPLEs
FRESH PEARS FRESH PLUMs,
AssTD JEiIIEs, FRESH STRAWBERRIES,
JOHN BULL SAUCE WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCH
HARvEY's E. ROYAL BENGAL
WALNUT CATsUP, MUSHROOM CATsUP, NJ
TOMATO :. MACCAROEI,
vERMICELLL BUCKETS,
BROoMs TUBS,
TwINE WRAPPING PAPER
TOBACCO, WAsHBOARDs.
Wines. Ilauors, Cigars, and Playing Cards.
BRANDIEs
GODDARD Leronde Hennessey, =
otard Pelvoisln. 10 u casks N.
% K casks n. Y 20 l-lb cesks n x.
WHISTLES.
Mrler,s Game Cock, Gibson's Old Bonrbon,
GibsoHs Old Rye Hsrea Copper Distilled
Carter's Nectar, Old Cabinet,
buchanan. Wiltshire
Pixies Magnolia, Mountain Dew,
| Orange Grove Dexter X Rose,
Irish Whisky. Scotch Whisky.
40 barrels Wiltshire and % haEoarrsis,
20 barrels Buchanan and % hatbarrels,
| 20 barrels v. A. Brown,
| 10 barrels Robinson County,
100 and Rye something old and cheica
| CHAMPAGNE.
Erug& Co.. Charles Heidsick Charles Fare ExN
| Prince Imperial Heidsick Mlnna Cabinet
| PORT
| Crown Pure Juice Burgundy.
sHERRIEs.
Topaz, Crown Imperial, Pale
| MADE1RAs
Welsh southeide Lisbon, Vastte
CLARETR
Leovi1e Brion, Latte,
St. Julien, hartenot
Il MISCELLANEOUS.
/ Holland Gin Grape leaf Gin New York Gin
Jamaica Rum St. Crsx Rum. Sparkling Cstawba
Still CataRba, Dry Isabella. Hsut sauterua
Apple Brandy, Peach Brandy, =
Hos.e,ter Btters Red acket Bitters-59 boxes4
Drake's Plantation Bters-l00 boxes
Boxers Bittars-l00 boxes
VOLTS Schnapps, Ale and Porter,
Champagne Cider, Assorted Cordals,
Brandy Peaches, Brandy Cherries
Brandy Fruits, Curacoa
Vermouth. Annisette
Maraschino, syrup,
10000 CIGARS.
Smoking Tobacco Fine Cut Chewing, in paper and TOLL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

TWO STORY FRtME DWELLING, ON POYDRAS
street, the
BY j. IL. WALTON .E DESLOSDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office No II CRFondelet street. Union street.
SATUKDAT, February B, at 12 o'clock M,
- the Merchants and Auctloneers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold
AVAILABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
thereon in the First District of this city, in the
blunded by PoydrAs Howard PerdidO and Liberty
streets measuring % feet inches front Poydras
by depth oil los feet inches and tive lines between
parallel lives - r-n
THE IMPROVEMENTS this lot consist Of TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, slnte roof, md two
story buildings and contain two large kitchen and
first uor, bed aud cabinet on
floor besides servants Kitchen, gal
lerieS front and
THERE Is ALSO a story elevated building running
across the lot with wash hous, wood bin, ETC.
above The ard paved, good
| ciseru. etc.
! elq- TERWs-Cash in q. S. Treasury notes
sale A. Mazureau public, at the ez
nellE u the nrElAser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

CATALOGUE SALE OF FRENCH BRaNDIEs, WINES,
Cordials. Absynth, Vermouth, etc. etc.
BY BERNARD TURPHN.
AuctoxkER-Otice No. 81 Old Levee street
FRIDAY, February 2, 1863. at n halG.pnst aLG;,.,,
invoices the following wiz be sold
5l3 boxes Giaret Chateau Margaax, Leove Lsrose, St.
$50 boxes Champagne Montebello, saumes Prince I'm
70 DdSe pssH Hhne inc Wne nS M
5. eighth-ppes uld Cognaa
Iol superior Holland Gin
lS0 :. Absy1tH, Noilly Pratt
iS9 Cordais Marascheno, czrscto Anisetse, assorted
Is boxes Jamaica Rum
80 boxes Macaroni
nsy-TEnns-Cash IN q. s. Treasury
FILES. FILES FILES
By ID. E. MoEPHY, .o,
CATURDAT, February Sd, at ~ o'eloek
NJ in alesoOm up stairs store No. Il Magazine street.
large Of c9 Len:eoms Files eonsnqE good
Ra> a>IERMs-Ca8h in u $ Treasury notes:
UNREsERvED SALE OF THE LEASE LICENSE AND
Fixtures of the Barroo No So Charles street.
BY NELLHGAN & Won ZhNkEN,
JAMES NELLIGAs, Auctioneer.
Office, l66 Graver and II Union street.
GATURDAY, February :sd, 1860, at IL
> O'Clock, he PREMISES No % 5' Charles street, VIII
The ease and Confer tn oil the Eresc nj Baroom
consisting in Of fine of Liquors. Mirrors Bar aud
Gas Fixtures Tumber, Pitchers fue Cooking Range ohairs
Partition,
nJ~TEnMs-CAsh in u s Treasury notes.
TEN VESSELS AT AUCTION.
ASSISTANT QUARTsRHAsrER's OFFICE,
New Orleans La,
january ed, 1865.
EREDAY, February I'd, 1865, at I2 Nj.
Il loot of St Andrew street Fourth District New Or
leans la the following Vessels their Rigging Tackle
Apparel and urnture viii be sold Public Auction. Yes
| ses can been at New Orleans, La, VIZ;
Ter
Side-whee steamer Planter, 300 t0ns
=. :. Landis, 4+6
Stern-wheel Emma
Side wheel steamship George Peabody, l0lS tons
schooner Highlander, $40 tons
Anita, i55
| Winona. liz
| .. H. D Ad ms, ll2 tons.
| Electric, i4T tons
gB- TERMS SALE-fen 40 per cent Cash at the hour
sale balance 81 days, in u. s. Treasury Notes. aI
| proved transportation Vouchers.
BY OF Breypt Colonel j. G. CHANDLER, c, O. NJ, De
| 'N' E. X ALLEN, Brevet Lieut. Colonel. A. o ".
PITTSBURG COAL
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
Water Transportation, TO OF St Andrew streht,
| New Orleans January 26, 1866
CATURDAY. Sd February, 1868, at . Nj
. will be sold public auction at Post 49, Fourth District
New Orean+- w
| 50 600 bushels Pitts rurg luminous COAL.
To be sold lots Of 1000 bushels, with privilege OF lo
Hs- TERMS OF sALE-Te 1O per cash time of sat
Balance five ~ days u. Treasury notes. approve
| Ry hrdar of Brevet Col. J. G. CHANDLER
| Chief Quarermaster Depot of New Orleans
Il. ). ALLEN,
Brevet Iirut. Cot. A. @. M
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Nj u L. ES. nj U L. ES.
M ULEs' ''''''''

MULES -MUAEs...., IN uAEs'
arrived from Kentucky 1875 Of the finest mules eve
brought market. Planters and merchants in
will do well to call at7 Baronne street.
DR.. j. ELLIOTT,
n Barnnne street. corner Union
EOEHN q. IsEAEE, STATIONER,
.1 No 10 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
large of first class Blank Books Also Dnmes
Foreign Papers and stationery constantly on hand
Books made order Lhography, Engraving and
Printing promptly and in the best possible
Special orders by mall and prices low
house n the city for goods of equal quality.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

81 The Judges in San Francisco refuse to take
grecnbacks hi payment of fines.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
GAAsswARE, TABLE

CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
large stock in assorted and PACKAGES put
pessly for Country Merchants, packed to order by
sAM'L E. MOORE co.,
% Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

SALE AT AUCTION OF LOUIS ANA BANK sTock-
Succession of George Charles William VoSe, No l6fi
Second District Court.
HY PALFREY g. CO.,
H. W. PALFREY, Auctioneer
Ofice-S CONNER" ial Place
SATURDAY, February 10th. 1865 Mt IL
> at Merchants and Auctioneers ExchAhEt
by virtue from the Ionorae Second District GOut
Of New Orleans dated January ~ h. 1866 VIII De SOLO the
following Bank Shares belonging the estate OF George
One Hundred and Forty-ono SHARES in the CAPITAL
STOCK of the Bank Of Louisiana,
TERMs-Cash.
vENTE A L'EECAN DEs FONDs DE LA BANQuE DE
Ia Louisiana.
Succession de GEORGE CHARLES WILLIAM VoGLE, decede
Deu zeme Cou District de la Souvele Orleans-No 1871
pAR PALFREE IL CHE,
H. W, PALFREY, JR-Encanteur,
BuREsu-No Place du Commerce
SAfEDI, lie 10 ftvrier 1866, ii midi, p il
y Bourse Negocants dss Encanteurs Royae en-
tre cees de la Dnunnc vertu de ct conofme
mep I'm ordre Memorable du DeuNcme District de
Ia Nouyelle Orleans date du . anFier b serh Vendu les
dbc appartennnt Ia succession du len
George Charles William Vugei, sAvoir-
CENT OUARA NTE- ET-GN PARTS du capital toncier de
la Banque de la Lnusane. 500 r-.
E~ CoEDIToSs-Conptant bllet du Frtsor des Eats'
Unis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
AUCTION SALES.


ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN GREEN
VILE Parish of Jefferson, at auction
BY j. B. WALTON ~ ID DESLONDE,
j. b. WALTON, Auctoneer,
ohce-i7 Carondelet street, corner of Union
SATuKDAT, February, ., 1860, ut ~
~ oea1ek % S, a a i ie e Ms'enHh' sni ''
on oNE Hog% s9uAR OF GROUND No parish of oaer
and divided into twenty Lots Nos to 20 in
elusive plan by Po'o Depouily civil engineers dated
Lots Nos inclusive, and lots Nos Il to 20 inclusive
measure inches and lines front each Broad
way Pine Streets BY deph Of l2o feet between parallel
lines. ru...,,u-. ,,o.o. ,,a
balance and in the notes Of the purchnSe
with per current and per cent eventual interest," ana
Act Grima stark, NoarieS Public at the eN
pense Of the purchaser
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN LAFAYETTE STREET
suitab Q for Lumber Yard or Building Site
BY j. IL. WALTON 81 DEsIONDE.
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office, No. Al Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, Feb. 3, mt 1. o'clock NJ, at
= the Merchants and Aue.oneers Exchange Royal street.
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with the improvements
thereon situated Nos 2 and 2ia lafayette street. in ne
streets measuring and lres front onsLafayete
p 100 ct n1 aSy ne building
used capente5 fh"p and rented Tny by the month
Act Of sale before A. Mazureau Notary Public at the eS'
pense of the purchaser
TWO BUILDING LOTS CORNER OF MAGNOLIA AND
| Philip streets, Fourth District.
BY j. ls. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,
oaice-No Il Carondeet street,
SATuKDAY, February Sd, at r. o'cIoeas lock
TWn LOTS or GRousp corner Of Philip and Magnoli.
bounded by Magnolia date Maunse Clara Philip mud Frs
desg by the Nos measuring each ~ lee
front Magnolia by DEPTH between parallel lines
Is feet American measure ~
Act sale before Mazureau Notary Public at the expens
OF the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
ATTCTEON SALES.

TO CLOSE CON Observation-Disclosures AND fEFEMF-
sorry the trade in lots to suit OF India ce hase
Fibre and Hemp Bale Rope, Aapnwafs celebrated fae Ale
Preserves Vegetables and Oysters in cans 5000 sacks COM
and Salt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

BY C. L. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEy, Auctioneer.
Office, II Exchange Place.
NRIDAY, February e, at 10 oeioesk "A. N.
will be sold auction. tor account OF departure ~ e
dwelling formerly occupied by the late DE kushon corner o
Canal and Burgundy streets ,.xr ,,rrr WV, ..
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID DWELLING, com
Silk Rrpcaele solid Rosewood sets o
and Drawngroom Furniture complete and solid Rosewood bea
Sets-Siebrghts Rcture almost new aio out te
used large Mirrors French plate Bronze Clocks an
Mantle Ornaments Dningroom sets, together with large
and great variety of Gas and other Carpets Rugs
Beds Bedding, Oil Cloth Window Cornces, Shades etc
Trpu ASH in Treasury Notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

pOAR fREQUIRINa FCRNs -
- Rooms, with orwthout hsard, can be accommodat6s
such by applying at 227 Carondeet street. ST.
aud Julia Mrs. F. II. QUICK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

COTTON COTTON. CUIIoN.
HY ROBINSON 81 ASH,
W L. ROBINSON Auctioneer
Office corner Carondelet and Graver streets.
VNRIDAY, February ,, is0s. as 12 o'clock
M at Commercial and Planters Presses Will be sold
80 bales Cotton, plantation repacked
TvpM Caslin II u, Treasury
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

FILES ........,......- Fl FILES.
BY ID. f. MDKPHF,
AuCrIoHEER-Otice 47 Magazine street.
CATURDAH February Sd, at o'clock
. stairs store No. II Magazine street,
will be sold
large invoice of Geo Lenscoms Files, containing good
Mill and Taper Saw Files also Horse Rasps etc
Z Ash U. S IreAsLrY
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plans of the French Company, under the
auspices of NAPOLEON, than those of our own
people who forsake their native land. But if
they will give up their country to others, let
them not complain that they can never recall
that gift. If they will part with their birth
right for amess ofpottage, let them remember
that, like EsAr, they will find no place for re-
pcntance, though they seek II earnestly with
tears They may come back TO the land they
have deserted but ii will be no longer their
own. They will be strangers amid the graves
OF their kindred. They will find the South 4
hand OF stirring life and activity, with great
cities, and harbors crowded with the shipping
OF the world but the race that once inhabited
il will have passed away. Its peculiar social
life will have ceased 10 exist. Other men,
other customs and even other languages, will
prevail i'll their ancient home. The South will
be- deGd and once dead where is the Pro.
mcthean spark that can that light relume2
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PEKIIs OF KEEPING BAD CoWrASY.-Two
men, William kenniSon and George Burril,
were before The Circuit Court Yesterday ON Il
Joint indictment for larceny and when the
case was called 4 severance was asked, which
was allowed, and kenuison put upon trial
The testimony was heard, which plainly indl-
Gated that both parties We're guilty OF the lar
ccny. and the case was submitted 10 the jury.
A ftcr this case had been given TO the jury and
they retired 10 their room, Burril was put on
his trial. and plead guilty. He made Il short
speech 10 the jury, during which he stated
that he alone was guilty of the larceny, and
although keuniSon was with him At the time,
he had nothing To do with the robbery, and
was entirely innocent OF the charge brought
against him. The TWO lurle> returned their
Ncrdlcts-kcnnison being convicted for two
years, while the verdict in the BUrrll case was
one year, with Il recommendation for pardon
TO the Governor. The jury which had the case
of keunison under hearing of course knew
nothing of the statement of Burril and they
did nothing but their duty upon the proof laid
before them. Thus IN innocent man, for
being in bad company, Is convicted Tor two
years, while guilty party, 10y pleading guilty
and appealing 10 the SSmpathlcs OF the Jury,
gets oil with one year.-LyUtSrHs DtmOcrdf
I.bgYet,u 81.
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II is rather serious fact that il has been
eighteen years since a man with middle
name occupied the Presidential CHAIR ctS-
burg RsruH
Really, Partridge, your most intimate friend
would not have suspected You of such asplra-
tions. 4 "StyiDuS fact truly. Abraham Is 4
lucky name, and Isaac and Jacob might win !;
bat Isaac M-alas' is " incontincntly' ont OF
the ring .-JdcksoU Mars.
INDIA has n new sensation. Widows, instead
of burning themselves on the funeral piles OF
their husbands, are, like sensible women, mar
rying again The first marriage of native
widow in Bombay took place on the I'D OF
November last. Both bride and groom are in
good society
Preparations are being made 10 sink several
oil wells on the Guyandotte river, in Western
Virginia, commencing early III the spring
That region of country is said 10 be most favor
able for oil wells
Obligation IL present: therefore we must
not procrastinate or adjourn TO future time.
What we mean 10 do 10 morrow is no apology
for emitting what we ought 10 do day
Were il not for the mortality that results
from duclling, drinking, and tobacco chewing,
the fools would oyerrun the land.
BY pulling your finger from the water You
leave no hole i'll the fluid, and by dying you
leave no vacancy i'll this world.
Surely the most painful recollection on earth
is that OF having had ii in our power 10 do
good, and the neglect 10 do 1t.
If YOU should happen 10 meet friend In
need, remember that you do not know now
soon you may need "A friend.
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THE THEArRE.-The " Hidden Hand" was
repeated last night. with much eciat Miss
Carson played the part of tho intrepid and
beautiful Capitola Black admirably. Her
animated and expressive countenance, and her
simple and graceful costume, answered well
for the character of n Virginia damsel. Mr..
Bangs acquitted himself "a Black Donald with
much credit. His expressions of bold efron-
terry were rendered in style well in keeping
with that daring character. His acting will
make him, if il has not already done so, great
fayorite in Richmond. "Old Bailey is mimi
table in IN old mans character. His action
voice, and the happy manner in which he
roams NJ will about the stage, are all so natu-
raj: and he never fails TO give pleasure. As Ma
jor Warfeld, he was the exact personation of
IN "old Virginia gentleman" Miss Kate
Browning acted the rol. of Clara Day with
much ease and grace. Messr>. Barth and
RELY did Justice TO their parts To " Wool
we would say, " Well done thou good and
faithful servant" The Old Virginia planta-
ton scene was al amusing one, and carried ia
back to happier days. We We're much tickled
nj the two diminutive Ethiopian specimens,
who seemed rs perfectly ut home rs if they
really were little Africans in n plantation
dance The music nj the the Theatre is very
fine, and Professor Rosenberger and bis
orchestra form 4 very attractive feature.
The Hidden Hand will be repeated again
tonight, and we would advise those who
have not seen ii 10 20, if they wish TO enjoy
good laugh.
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,fIaxinIilian.

1t is not thought that the announcement
by the Emperor Of his intention 10 with
draw the French troops involves the i'm
mediate departure of MAXIMtLTAS from
Mexico. On the contrary, the opinion is eX-
pressed that he will remain for some time, and
exercise his Imperial functions with the tacit
consent of the United States Government.
When the proposal was made 10 recognise
MAxINItIAS in case the French troops were
withdrawn, Mr.. SEWARD declined but the
Washington correspondent of the New York
World says ii is understood i'll Washington that
assurances We're, nevertheless, given that
there would be no attempt TO interfere with
the new Empire during the term of the present
administration, after the Withdrawal Of Mar.
shall BAzAlSE and his forces. II is believed that
u fun year Will elapsc before all the French
leave. and by that time the foreign legion, with
the disciplined Mcxicans, will be able TO keep
The country in order.
The return OF JrAREz to power would only
plunge Mexico into new anarchy, and destroy
the trade which is now slowly rcviying. The
United States is much more interested in the
new stimulus TO commerce which would be
given by the establishment of order in Mexico
than in the MONROE doctrine l. il not better
that the great wealth Of that country should be
developed and rendered tributary 10 our pros
perilv than that, by the assertion of the Mos.
ROE doctrine, we should give il over 10 pcrpe-
tual impoyerishment What have we here 10
dread from the little Empire OF MAXlMiLIAS?
But distractions may, and probably will, in
the end. prevail over commen sense. A dead
political dogma will be raised from the grave,
and Rugged 10 our hearts with more ardor
than q life giving Empire.
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AFFAIRS ~ MAN~HEsrgK.-Thc oraclcs have
spoken, and ON and after this date our mighty
Chief Of Police is to be allowed but five stout
aid de. camps To sit in Ambers Office and
lounge around the street corners Asa matter
for future reference. we give their names
Chicf-Thomas Blouut; Assistants-Ov crton.
Henry, Blount Jr., Bowen, and Condrey-
The Office OF Chief Of Police is opposite the
Town Hall and if they are not found there,
they Will probably bc found II home.
For the convenience Of those having bust
ness with the magistrates, we state that &
W. Snplliugs can he found At his office, near
the Petersburg Railroad depot. DR.. J.. II.
Chiles'S Office is on Huh street. =. K. Nor
CANS residence and office with II. Morrissett,
near Mayo> bridge. Mr. :. 7. Hancock has
10 office, and We have been compelled to
omit the place Of residence Of these gentlemen
for the reason that we have never learned the
names Of the streets, although resident OF
the town for many years, and, like our friend
"Struggt,," We have always heard person
spoken Of rs living III - the old tavern, up
on the row, -" on the back street or down
in the lot none very definite directions, but
all thai YOU are able 10 learn from The oldest
inhabitant However, as there are four magls-
trateS, it will doubtless be IN easy matter 10
find one Of them.
ASST by some preconcerted arrangement, yes
terday the horses Of the superintendent Of the
TWO railroads that have their termini in our
town became manageable near Mayo'>
bridge-one in the morning and the other in
the evening. One buggy was entirely ruined
but the other was more fortunate. No injury,
however, was done 10 life or limb. We advise
railroad men visiting our town 10 - hold their
horses" aud not 10 drive too fast.
\ subscription list Of the Manchester Build
ing Fund Association can bc found al the store
of Messrs Burnett Morrisett, and all who
desire TO avail themselves Of this method OF
securing 4 home would do we'll to subscribe n
once, rs the prospect is that the limited five
hundred shares will be speedily taken. Al the
organization, Albin Burnett presided, and K
ii. Talley was secretary.
The singing class Of Mr.. Tatum, NJ the
Methodist Church, rs well rs that of Mr.
Hatcher, NJ the Baptist Church, are progress
ing favorably, and the prospects that the citi
zens Of Manchester will soon become, IN naSSs
a most proficient crowd of vocalists.
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HENRI THIgvgs.-A few nights since
Mr. John Alfrend, residing in the county, was
awakened by some one disturbing his men,
roost He Immediately arose, and on gong
out found several thieves about to make away
with his poultry. They beat hasty retreat
while he went in 10 get his gun. When ne re-
turned, the bold rogues fired,at him. lie re-
turned their fire, with no effect other than
frightening them OF,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-09

GAMBLING SALooSs.-Henry HunserioTu
was charged before the Mayor yesterday with
keeping n gambling saloon. In the absence OF
witnesses, the case was continued until this
morning Marmadukc Johnson will argue
before the Mayor this morning ms 10 the right
of the witnesses in these cases to refuse 10
give evidence which may tend 10 crlminate
themselves.