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ST. LANDRY WHIG.-We understand that the
publication of this paper, which has been for some
time suspended, will be resumed about the first OF
May next. 1t is to be revived under the manage
ment of Messrs. Andre Meynier and H. T. Brooke,
the former having been for several years editor of
the St. Martinsville Creole, and the latter being
well known for his connection with the press of
this city. The Wing will, as its name indicates,
sustain the administration of General Taylor and,
in addition to advocating the tenets of the WING
party, it will be devoted to general information and
the news of the day. Those who wish their adver-
,isements to be read in that region had better
call on the Wing, as it will no doubt command a
wide circulation, from the industry and ability with
which it will be conducted.
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VCoURsE OF THE CABINET.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald announces
that the Cabinet have resolved upon moderate
policy, which, as far as exemplifed by practice, is
as follows:
To transfer commissions they expire, to good whigs
TO turn ont unfahful incompetent locos To expel
such locos As have been brawng politicians To expel
such a. may have been appointed by expeing wing.
This, (says the Herald,) is policy which covers
apretty liberal margin for hostile operations, and
comprehending q system of checks and balances
that will or can be made to reach nearly every
office in the Government not occupied by wing.
And this is what is wanted. The man who does
not take care of his own household is worse than
an infidel and the Administration have determined
to look after their friends
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Quick Thrive understand that the steamer
Belle Key made her last trip from New Orleans to
Louisville in five days and five hours In thirteen
days and four hovrs after leaving this place for
Louisville she arrived again at the port of New
npIosns
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OFFICIAL EIsIrs.-Justices B. X. Morsel and
John L. Smith called on the President of the Uni.
ted States yesterday, says the National Wing of the
10th inst, to ascertain when it would be agreeable
to him to receive official visit from the Justices
of the Peace for the county of Washington. He
named Wednesday, at o'clock On this day {lOth)
the Justices and the Mayors of this city and George
town will meet at Wizards hotel, at half past 10
o'clock, and thence proceed in body to the Ex-
echtve mansion.
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FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES small company of
gentlemen arrived yesterday from the North, and
left this port on the steamship Palmetto for Corpus
Christi and the Gold Country, via Mazatlan. Mr..
r. L. Moore, formerly merchant of this city, and
Dr. s. f. Bartlett of Connecticut, were of the party
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~ Democratic Associahon.-At meeting OF the
DEMOCRATIC Association, held CALL on wednesday i
inst, on motion of M. N. Reynolds Esq, it was
Resoipsd recommended BY this that s
Orleans hold meetings SA rURDAY the 2 instant
purpose elecng Delegates represent them In me Sa
Convention, TO be held in Baton Rouge in May next
Be further Resolsd, That this Association do recommend m
laid down BY the Legauw
of Delegate for every 100 democratic vo
each District the last Presidential ana one Dss
gaS oh e'esy :" ~ , 4
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RICH FANCY LES.

COMBS. BRUSHES and PERFUMERY.
FISHING TACKLE of the best quality in every variety
GENTLEMEN'S FU FINISHING GOODS, Extra Fine
embracing Latest Styles of Linen and Cotton SHIRTS of supe
make and finish.
Linen, Gauze, Merno, Cotton, Silk, Flannel and Lse
Thread UNDERSHlRTS and DRAWERS
Linen and Cotton SOCKS.
Sill. Satin and Batiste CRAVATS, new patterns.
81 k. Linen and Lisle GLOVES.
UMBRELLAS, extra fine and strong.
TRAVELLING DESKS and DRESSING CASES.
GOLD ENS, of every description with Pencils included
- varying in prices from Is cents 70 SIS each.
The Celebrated NAUTILUS LIFE PRESERVER,
which be adapted body in the water,
seconds approved by the Naval Board.
The Patent SOCKDOLAGER SPRING FISH HOOKS
very desirable article for Anglers.
~ The Stock the the city, all of which
will be offered at the favorable prices
" Dealers requested inspect prior making their
GUlON'S, st. Charles and Canal
~ The Goods will be cheerfuly shown times
case misrepresented apl6 62dp
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81 Canal street, 81
Conc door from So. Charles Strect.)
HENRY STODDART co.
NOW ofe TO haers Of MINER GOODs
at Wholesale or Retail, in
Rich Bareges (neweststyles);
SIX Tissue ynMsIias;
French Organdie; Jaconet do;
Jacquard; Lace Stripe do;
Ginghams (Scotch manufactue):
Prints
Irish Linens and Ldcns
Damask Cloths and Napkins;
Huckab1cks:
GLASS Cloths;
SUiss .Muslins;
Do Plaid do;
yNuils, Ndmsooks and facets;
Dsmitys; Hair Cord Musiins;
Cambria Hdkfs (plain and embrodsred);
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs:
Lace do do:
Worked Bands and .Jqc't and Sriss TLim'Ts;
Embroidered Curtains;
Harnes and Plaid do;
Black and phite Point Lace Yisites:
DO do do do YeI q
Clones. Fringes. PGrasoks, &c. &c.
IL oNE fhiCE' and Tor CASH aplI lw
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From YucArAN.-By the arrival yesterday OF
the bark Wave, Capt Leavitt, from Sisal, which
port she left on the 9th inst, we learn that about
one thousand men were waiting at that place for
conveyance to Bacalar, where, it was reported, the
Indians had assembled in large numbers. They
expected TO sail on the 18th for that place. Capt
Lsavitt reports the U. S. ship Saratoga at Sisal,
al well. The following vessels were in port when
the Wave sailed: Brig Harriet, to sail the next
day; bark Catherine, discharging bark Chesa-
peake and brig Columbus, to sail in few days.
The bark Wave brought 70 this city 1856 Yucatan
volunteers
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Naval Intelligence-Funeral of Com. Bolton
UNITED STATES SHIP JAMESTOWN,

GENOA, February %, lS49.
SIR have the honor to inform the Department that the
lost in announcing the authorities the mean.
their part in the handsomest manner with an offer of
military sco d from r., the commencing general as VEL q
The admiral here also replied to notification Of the sad
event in most feeling and informed me it his
,' to appear with all bis offices at the funeral
ais he o
the died large numbers. This escort amounted
nS1 guards '' besides about
III Ths D. steamer fInsston arrived the morning Of
and We're ssc 2, na in he %onu
& Sp s ON s also sD! ashore
like a heaIse IN Genoa '' "e'e oe'ns ho'n'ne
Guards advance By the Hoops Of e. as on
n nm up the Immediately ahead Of the body
pendant ena al following the bier cam" Se
and Il. Others Of rsnf the sa e.
nose Of Hes Britannia Majesty ship Vengeance with Lord
captains Of American ships in port, and citizens
GC be Esd f.
had anchored but hour before the funeral took
place they promptly made Their appearance without notice.
u The burial ground more than two miles from the
Of ss
sened in honor of the deceased Soon after the procession
Ss o
nng ground on the left was also lined with National
was performed or marines fired thee voleys of muskety
Ct Sandman soldiers stationed outside Of the burial ground
amounted to fifteen o eighteen.
cannot find words to express to the Department my graf
iSscn a. the dsiinsushed hono paid the remains Of
the Sandman authorities manifest their high respect for
him and believe they actuated occasion by
desire to evince to government how highly they est
mate the people we represent in these seas
The spectacle throughout wasa most imposing one and
has sngaven upon my heart able marks Of gratitude
towards these people in commentator Of whom too
have received at their hands
should fall short Of my duty on this OCCASION if failed
to bring to the favorable notice Of the Department the
invaluable services Of acting Consul MI Moro whose
asduty untIing exeons aud accommodating disposition
are beyond all praise
On the morning Of the 9th nst at the HOSTING of coors
sanie Of q fired from the ship with the approbs
uon of Eage) the Sandman flag being displayed
at our fore royal mast head as return for the naerne
tes seemed resolved to be outdone in courtesy for the
echo OF our last gun had scarcely died away in the distance
Delo inc compemen was returned By one Of the forts
Am. w, very respectfully. ron. obsdieat ssTyset.
70 Hen. JoHx Y. H1Sos, ZEE. q Nsvv. WisklaIsoa,
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tended to run regularly between Baltimore and
Charleston, was launched on the morning of the
10th inst, from the shipyard of the Messrs. Robb
at Baltimore.
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See Third Page for Cry News, &C.

IMPORTANT DEcpIoN the proper head
will be found an important decision, rendered by
the Supreme Court on Monday last, in relation to
the SOLITARY liability of suretes on promissory notes
We understand this is the first case in which the
point has been expressly adjudicated upon, and we
publish in full for the benefit of the judiciary and
members of the bar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

Es- Fitz Greene Haleck was, by the advice of
his physician, conveyed to Bloomngdale Asylum
few days ago.
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~ Lsroy Pops Walker il recommended In the
A,hsns Hsrald y candidate TOT Governor Of the
omN Il Aahams
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE, No. SO CANAL Street.
MElGs'S OBSTETRICS, The Science and the Art
DAYS DISEASES OF ADVANCED LIFE.
MlTCHELLs DISEASES of FEvERs Malariou and Epidemic.
BULL ON MATERNAL MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN.
apl6 42dp
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90 Professor Capen, of Charleston, formerly
one of the officers of the State Citadel Academy,
and more recently Professor of Ancient Languages
in the Transylvania University, has accepted the
Presidency of the Kentucky Collegiate and Mill
tary Institution.
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ORLEANS THEArRE.-Mr. Lavergne, second
Bass, offers very attractive bill for his benefit to-
morrow EVENING" charming new opera by
Thomas, " LIE Panier Fleury;" two new vaude-
vies, Louisette GU La Cauteuse des Rues," and
Enfant Chew des Danes" Mr. Lavergne is in
vasiably correct in his delneations of character
correct costumer, and omits nothing to render his
personifcations perfect Mr.. Lavergne appears in
each piece
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

GUATEMALA-It seems, according to the Ma
tional Wing, that Mr. .Hise, our late Charge des
Afaires to the Government of Guatemala, has
never been able to find a Government to be pre-
sented to. The revolutions and intestine wars of
that country have left it without Government for
a long period. At the last dates, some two months
since, there was a feeble prospect that things
would settle down again, when Government
would probably be in readiness to receive our
Charge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

nT We are indebted to the officers of the ste am
boat Belle Key for late Louisville papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

METHODIST CONFERENCE. - The Providence
Conference of the M. E. Church is in session at
ProvincetOwn, Mass
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

II The prevalence the Cholera in the city the early part
the has placed the the position Of ohe
With and the for them merry
over, they offer their entire stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
at prices to accord with the and times. :.
Those Fashionable Clothing cheap for cash
respectfully and examine goods and
fy26 2dptf THOMPSON T. NIXON. "A Canalst.
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$4,000 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost

p J.ODOHERTY, Corner of Tchoupitoulas street and
= 81 Mary,s Market. would respectfully inform the
Ladies OF New Orleans and Lafayette. that he WILL from
Rich French, English and American
DRY GOODS AT COST!
Ladies IN want of Dress and House furnishing DRY GOODS
woud do well to call before purchasing elsewhere as they
may rest assured OF getting good bargains the undersigned
intends leaving early in June for the North and Europe to
make his purchases for the fall.
Three cases of a. French GINGHAMS warranted fast
coo for IL cents yard and all other goods equally cheap
49,. P. J.. O'DOHERTY'S,
apis 81 Corner of Tchou ptouas and South Market ST.,
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Or Fashionable Hats and Caps may be found at
Mr. J. Robertson's, No. 81 Canal street. See ad-
Vertisement
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TO RENT.
A CONVENIENT Two Story Residence in Melpomene
a. ~ street between pytanis and Camp Said house
ta,ns two paIors with folding doors, four chambers
AUG and with every convenience for small family 1t
will Be rented low good tenant Apply at this Office
OF address box b 160. through the Poofce al8 3teod
HOUSE TO RENT
w De rented until LIST October next, very cOmfora-
~ pie ana Pleasantly situated Two Story House ON -
John BAPTIST street, between Race and Orange sts E
There are SIX rooms, with hall above and below tain l
1.-TWO pantres one store front back galleries two
story kitchen. paved yard and 0serns REM H30 mar
month. Apply ut SO Mag zinsst. spis 81
FOUND =
H'OUND. yesterday evening, small Sum of MONEY
= and some PAPERS. The owner can have the same
oy proving properly and paving for this advertisement BY
applying to lal8l JACOB SCHORSCH. 100 Poydras 4
STOLEN
H'nyM inc stable of the subscriber, 8 large AY
=. nOhSE, seven years old with white hind ~
leet ana star on his forehead. Also small TN
SVhHEL, PONY, with white hind feet and ~
bald face, blind in the left eye liberal reward will be
PAID I0r the recovery of either by
aplstf II. L. STONE & CO., 81 Common st.
CHOCOLATE.
DkEPAkED Cocoa. Cocoa Paste, Cbooolat Ia Vanilla
baksts and French Chocolate suitable for nvaids In
's pI T. '' u chXaLRs SEDUCTION. " c.ap 1t,
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DEATH OF COMMANDER SHUBRICK. Com
mander Shubrick is reported to have died in Will
mington, Del, suddenly on the night of the 5th of
disease of the heart. He is the brother of CON- w.
B. Shubrick.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

SHIP FEvER.-The Boston Transcript says the
Ship Fever has made its appearance in the Aims
house of Roxbury Mass. and other adjacent cities,
having been brought there by newly arrived immi-
grants. 1t is of very malignant type, and has
thus far proved unusually fatal.
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HIsTRIoNIc SoCIETY.-On Monday evening
Sheridan Knowles play of the Wife was given
by this society in fine style. The audience was
large and elegant, and the fullest satisfaction was
svinced by the entire assembly. The character of
Ferardo Gonsaga was sustained in manner equal
TO any other Ferardo we have seen upon the
stage. The gentleman who personated this part
seemed determined to give it the effect it merits.
st. Pierre was acted well, but the gentleman who
sustained the part seemed more intent upon action
than the beautiful poetry that the author has placed
in the mouth of the character; his description of
Switzerland was nearly spoiled, by his inatten-
ton to the beauties of language with which the au-
thor has invested the character of ST. Pierre A
little more time and study will place that amateur
on par with many who hold high places in the
drama on the stage. The part of Lorenzo was done
in q very creditable manner. The gentleman
who sustained the part, gave evidence of a close
familiarity with the beauty and power of language
and while we listened to the melody of his voice
and purity Of expression, we redy forgot the want
of grace in gesture that marked the amateur
through the piece. Mrs. Stewart, as Mariana,
was most excellent, and Mrs. Lamar, as Foribel,
was a. usual delightful. The play was well sus.
tanned from beginning to end, and the applause
given by the audience proved that the efforts of
the society fully sustained the public estimation
On Monday night the Stranger" will be given
with q fine cast.
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SUPPOSED SLAvER.--The brig Susan, Captain
Walford, of New York, sailed from Rio Janeiro on
the 9Th February, bound to Angola, on the coast of
Africa, and was captured near Rio Janeiro by the
U. S. brig Perry. Lieut. Com. Davis, on suspicion
of being engaged in the slave trade, and under
command of Lieut.. Hunter, as prize master, was
sent to this country, with IL passengers on board
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

INCREASE OF THE FACULTY.-The four Medical
Colleges of Philadelphia have conferred the degree
of Doctor of Medicine upon no less than 1876 stu
dents, who, during the past winter, have been at
tending the lectures of these institutions. They
were divided as follows: University of Pennsyl-
vania, 100; Jefferson College, 1873; Pennsylvania
College, Sc; Philadelphia College, 81.
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, Nep Orleans La.

Il At the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting of NOVELS, HISTORY BIOGRAPHY, ScIENri-
FC, COMMERCIAL, GEOGRAPHICAL and MEDIC ALW0RKs.
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
Together with all the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders for article the Trade supplied and forwarded
with dispatch Books mailed Prompt attention paid any work
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported to order.
J. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, Nsv Orleans, La
r. s. Complete arrangements have the principal
Publishers throughout the Union for supply Of the work.
fast as issued. nhl3 6m2dp Ign
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. The Delta will please copy.

ER- The Delta will please copy.
~ Citizens of NewOrleans THE whole amount
Proceeds the Exhibition in COOKIES GALLERY Nols
st. Charles street, of the two splendid works Of art,
Po,cers's GREEK SLAVE, and Iitian's VENUS
MARBLE BY celebrated Baron devoted the New A
in this City, for the Relief of Destitute Females.
~ Patronize this Noble Charity. fy22 sdpu
DOLLAR GOLD PEN.
A good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, with Pencil, for ONE
DOLLAR These Pens GUARANTEED and should the points
off fair the purchaser exchange the Pen for
ithout charge The at which these Pens
sold makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Sold bv GUINNESS e. BUSH, IL Camp st.
api6 6i2dp Dealers IN Gold Pens, ETC.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

~ We just received per ships Robert Burton and John
Albert, a portion SKIING AND SUMMER STOCK, TO
which the attention Of and the publc
slstng Of
FIock and Dress COATS of sup French DraP dEte
PANTS, do do
....ALSO....
VESTS of White and Fancy Marseles and Satin Drilling.
CRAvATS, of rich Fancy and Black Silks.
SHIRTS, Of Linen Linen with Cambria Bosoms, and Cotton
with Linen Bosoms also few rich French Embroidered Shirts
NORRIS WAY, No. % Camp street.
apis 2dpt Common under Hewetts Exchange
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The OLYMPIC.-The admirers of the choicest
morses of equestrian performances will be gratifed
this evening by paying visit to this establishment.
The riding of the beautiful and accomplished Rosa
line s worth more than the price of admission to
zee. There is a daring and dashing style in the
performances OF this fascinating equestrienne which
we have never seen equaled, and yet every move
mont il replete with grace and beauty. .To-mor-
row evening the funny man, Jennings, takes ben.
eft. He is entitled to, and we hope will have, a
crowded house.
LATE FROM RIo.-By the arrival yesterday of
the bark Kepler, Capt. Pearson, late dates have
been received from Rio. We are indebted to a COM
mercial house for the following important circular
Rio DE JANEtso, Feb. Is. 1s4s.
Madeira Abby Baker, Hamburg; smyns. Boston Ellen
zos and sop6s Richmond o'0ma'' oa0'z Rush. Ban
Import, from The United states have been l7oO bbls
has have sssn
g scSc; S bs q @ Ss H,sa ~
S % being about 70 o Rb
sses Of Do%sstes e SepSS Sperm Candies are inquired
NJ HsS Sn fss FL 70 sooS LqSss 1
Ms@s sa9 Beef Pork and Lard xsnsd and the first
Adsos; from Europe TO I'D Dec being more favorable for
count al SaN4Oo for Ordinary Qualities zooSs5o for
Good Fii.ts and superon 3n03HI0 The purchases for
s:S.s s:f ni &. are
rom Earops sy sns January packet be favorable
oxpeceo coffee deeie are paying high prices and
vsy finn in their peiensions the reports OF the growing
crop bang extremely short are beyond doubt The
e New sseus 1883 to New York 800 to Baltimore and
CUTE bags. Hides are in small
y. 4: ssSsss e. tn. United States; E.
@Xx, and |. now with upward tendency Doubloons
Xhl006u n20-Dollan 2n000. ~''''-'
We are, very respectfully. your obt serys.
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Of The State Gazette at Montgomery an.
nounces the death of Mr.. H. F. Slater, the pro-
prietor of Montgomery Hall. He died in Macon
county. of consumnton.
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ID fed:


Tuesday evening" at o'clock of cholera CHARLOTTE.
VIM. Ba.by, aged % years.
LEI The friends family respectfully invited to attend her
funeral THIS MORNING, 10 O'clock late residence
No. 22 Gronte street.
---t$e-
~ If Mr. John w. Price is in the city, he request.
ed TO call at the office of the Crescent will find
hihg Oh importance to him. apis
II Seventh Ward Meeting-The Democrats of the
seventh Ward respectfully invited attend meeting the De-
mocacy be holden the Headquarters Democracy John
Henderson's SATURDAY EVENING next O'Clock
purpose appointing Delegates the Democratic State Convention
be held Baton Rouge next purpose of nomn
ating candidates for and other State officers
~ full attendance 3 requested
Milton P. Smyth, William Knight, Jno. Henderson,
claude Brugnens, Tbos. Mccormick, John G. Stewart,
D. boomheh Samuel Locke, Geo Patterson,
Jos. Howell, H. Homer gmytb u. Scullv.
John Mullins, T.. R. Maxwell Dr. Bratlferry
Thomas Hacket, Owen Matthew'S Bernard Garland
Geo Tate, Thomas Dicks, Francis Riday,
Patrick karagan Peter Armstrong. John Grow. -
michael Sullivan, Patrick Duff James Daven,
Henry Perry T. Wood Perry, George Mayne,
Barney Mctioy, John Sculy, John Egan,
Stephen Conlon, Thomas Handy Jos. Shea,
Robert Moores, Michael ScuIy Thomas Casey,
Patrick Pheaney, Thomas Gartney Thomas Moran,
John Welsh, Michael NORM, Ed CLARK.
Michael Reardon, John Morris, Patrick Dunnica,
Patrick Mcfnurnay, Daniel Manly, P. Flanagan,
John Seby, VIM Gray, Matthew Balm,
Dennis Gallagher, Jas. McGitt, John Rlckar,
apl82t Patrick Hanon, P. German, Francis Hanon
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e~ For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate
for Clerk District Court the Election TO be held GU
the 5th Of November next will be supported BY
aDS
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BENEvoLENCE AssocIATED.-A union of the
Benevolent Societies of Boston is in contemplation
in order by more united and systematic action, tc
meet the increasing claims for assistance and to
prevent imposition.